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CRAIGHRAD q CO.,
Hardware,

% PUBIC SQUARE, EASREZLLE ZEYTESsEg.
TA8IEs B. CRAIGHEAD having purchaad the entire inisrss
III Of Mr.. WM II. MINCHTN, in tie business Of Craghea a
Minehin Is alone authorized g the Of the ats d
liquidation, and win continue The business as the cid stand, Sc
% Public square, under he liile as above nay2l
Final sale o. lOts in Kentucky Ci9T
nNMONDAK, 9TH DAY or SEPT, 1885,
" will eoumsnes the second and Anal sale Of lots IN hE
aouneis tbs sale EEL vsrns h s.rnq s public s.i 81
point in the West there Be found better chance for @
--- P''''-' KENTUCKY CITY.
Is located on he east bank Of the Mississippi river twenty miles
below tie mouth Of the Ohio river, at he hrt eligible high @
and in point q fact being mouth Of The Ohio river surround
ed hy high healthy and fertile eountl rapidly gIoa5 in
Eellh aud poPalanon WITH a.ll-llal climate esno
erl and enlightened society. There wants but one further %
iers . make ms ne most eoalaaae.ag poal
Eatner o. malels ms NanL - ~ &
outlet % tie intsor, as TO accommodate e nteae or
RAILROAD
communications eblfshed and % Be- eonsuaisd from Ken
lucky City, which is fixed the from Ehch rroad tracks
. riats towards TIE NORTH SOUTH East, and Wes- ne
terminus By IL main 70 The Gulf By Re connection vita
ne Naayie ana western Aoa e lnl9a pi9 .s--
gage miles from Kentucky CITY, With he Memphis and oo
Railroad eight miles South Of TIE city Of Ienion enn and
with the Nemphis sd Charston Railroad furnishes this 1ltiat
to ali the cities q south. The Illinois Central Railroad VIA
PACKHF FERRY ROATsI
Supplies the demands 81 travel and s with he Lakes and les
Of the North and East; and the Iron Mountain Railroad pr9set
ed tap TIE Mississippi af Belmont, m11eatsly opposite Ken
lucky City, viii accommodate all me ueclea o. le country
conneetsd with g. Louis 40 ne ersat y elt. -.
sale be made without and n good lat and
there viii asays 1s A l'la3is ss-s-n o. ne sIoanl, e
al written oral nerTogatorss. Then let
mit himself % be led % By runoE, when The % 20 ao
Sale % commences Monday September zh Is5s, ard eonnas
until all the Lots 99mlegng gPgaE e four hundred are @
From ten to twenty Per cent can in hand, dsPendan la
n. amount pgrehasd Tor he residue, credit Of one ana 10
BEN. EgEAEDs GEEE1 -
". r. u. TAYLOR
Aaaie7'' of laii in l5 az Az ,r-rRay
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At his residence the vicinity Of Columbia Tuesday morn
ing last, Maj JoHN BRovS, aged about 80 years.
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History Of The Origin, Formation, ana Adoption Il the sn
ton Of the United sesi With notes Of principal frams
By George Ticsnor Curtis
The second volume issued is devoted history Of the
fostioh and adoption Of The Constitution. Ita ebspr o.
most absorbing nteres,to Aaenor can any ona fy az
prsciae the agniecenes Of rs structure, ut be shan have a
cOmpanied Mr. Curtis through analysis Of component Da
and his account Of the method Of putting them together For
saeby JOHN YORK & 60.
BANCROETsS HIST0R
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
For sale By JOHN YORK & co.
Life Of Aaron Burr, By Parton.
Life Of Aaron Burr, by Davis.
Life OF Stephenson, Author Of Railways.
Surgeons Sermons, four volumes.
Bayard Taylor's Northern Travels
Prince Charles, by author Of Minnie Grey, etc.
Oriental and Western Siberia, By Atkinson.
Discoveries in Northand Central Ahioa, By Barh.
Travels and Researches South Africa, by IiviDryons
For sale by
iunes JOHN YORK & co.
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
IN at Troy, N. Y, have HEnry Burdens I'm m NJ
III Nproved HORSE SHOE Machinery noWk ~
Yin successful operation, and prepared to XII
W execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, of II
v . any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above the price Of HORSE Shoe Iron.
The quality Of Iron used in these shoes is warranted every
respect These shoes have been approved Of
the United States Government exclusively also by many
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies Shoers
throughout country. These purchased through
principal Hardware and United States
Oe addressed to tie subscriber, at Troy will receive prompt
attention. VIM. +. BURDEN,
aprl6-ly Agent, Troy, New York.
NTOTICE.-Whereas the Legislature Tennessee at its
session, passed Act making the duty various
Shes Of said State open and hold election precinct
in their respective counties ascertain sense Of the
people whether convention shall be called amend
wise form Constitution State therefore, VIM
Scott sheriff Of Obion county, hereby give
voters Of said county that will the Thursday septem-
open and hold election at the precincts
said county e purpose Of taking vote my
hand office this 18th day Of June, 1858. VIM s. SCOTT,
june 23-w2m Sheriff Of 0bion county.
NTOTECEss-On the first Thursday in September next will
open hold election the several places holding
elections Upton county, for the purpose taking the vote
against calling convention amend, revise form
new Constitution for the State Of Tennessee June
1858. HENRY J, MALEY,
iuns 23-E2m Sheriff Of said county in said Stats.
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LYONS a. co,
IMPORTERS O. and Wholesale dealers Havana Cigars,
Tobacco all kinds Foreign Wines Liquors, etc. Il
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
SUMMER TRADE.
Having anticipated the large demand that's be made for
goods % all kinds this Summers constantly receiving and
have hand Fine Wines Branes
Liquors all knds Cigars Tobacco and Sunde which
offering at the very lowest prices Particular attention paid to all
orders LYONS & co.
ianl5 No n Public Square
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{ HarPer5s Magazine for Julys--A srlsndid ann
Der, Prince only Seer Three Dollars per Year
For sole by 2. HAGAE, Marker g.
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II GEN. WIN. WAIKEE made a sToech at Columbus Miss
yesterday, the 24th instant.
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? MATT with his troupe commenced an engagement in
New fork, Monday evening the 2Ist inst.
II The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer has adopted the cash
system upon all subscriptions to paper to take effect the Ist
Of July. A sensible move.
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NEW FIRM.
WILLIAMSON 81 CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.,
NO. 9, COLLEGE STREET EASHTZLLE, TENNESSEE
EEP constantly large and stock Of Fine
Brandes, Gin, Rum and Whistles, Fine Wines embracing
Champane, HOc and white Hungarian Caret Sauterna,
Sherry, Madeira and Port, COrdal, Genuine London Porter,
Scotch and English As, imported Havana Cigars fine Va To-
tacco Spices, Sauces, Pickles, Catsups Refined Sugars, Fine
Teas with other articles connected with the above line Of
business, which they sale on favorable terms.
june5 WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM.
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NFGWOFS FOR G1FF

Y virtue Of Of the County Court Of Davidson county
rendered the liay term 1855 the case Of David C. Love
Administrator, and Anna Wilkinson, p1F viii offer forale
at the Court House Nashville, Saturday. 81 dav Of July
next for cash. the following negroes, 0w Malinda about %
years Of age, and George about Is years Of age.
Said negroes belong the estate Of Jonathan Wilkinson
ceased, and sold 70 pay the debts Of said estate.
iunss-dAtEtas-prs Geo F.R. cHEATHAAI, Clsrk
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: h say s4VAGE & ANDEK 4 Q NIDA'

L. n. SAVAGE. K B. ANDERSON
SAVAGE & ANDERSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Smithyilles Tennsase
Having associated themselves together In the practice Of
law, viii give their undivided attention TO all business
trusted them. They will practice in all ecountes OF the
Judicial Circuit and also the untes of Warren.
Cannon, Wilson, aud in the Supreme ourt at Nashville
ian3-ff
NTOTTCE.--Whereas the Legislature OF Tennessee at its
last session passed Act making it the duty Of the various
Ss Of said State, end hold election at each precinct
their respective countless in order to ascertain the Of the
people whether convention shall be called to amend,
orform Constitution Of said State, therefore, l. J. B.
Wilkes Sheriff Of Marshall county, do hereby give notice to the
Of said county that will the LIST Thursday Of Septem
open hold election at the various precincts Of said
county, purpose taking Given under hand
a office, this Dist day Of June, 1858.
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To tEle Public.

- Bank OF West Tennessee, at
Glbhas1s MEaIPHIss-The notes Of this Bank win be
Eedsemsd at he Union BANK Of nnes At Nnhra [udt-t
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Ne 5. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
SPRING AND SUMM EB GOODS.
VNT have just received direct from the ManufctOres,a
Complete and Fresh
FURNISHING GOODS,
MGRElIIEs sHrRrs-white and ColOred;
WHITE LINEN sHRrs-with and without Collars
COLoRED CANBRIOss HIRTs.
Also-a few extra fine
EmBROIDERED SHIRTS,
For Party and Wedding occasions
sCARFs,
TIES,
0RAVATs;
KID, SILK LrsLE-TmrAD CLOVES
SIX, LIsIE- 11g7 z. 4yP CoEEoz Hall HOsr.
or Silk, Isle Thread, Merino, Gotten SC, &c;
ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
SHOULDER BRACES,
OF the best Make Elastic, with and without suspenders
Mems and Boys, Plain and Embroidered.
TRUNKS AND VALISEs,
CANES AND RIDING WHfPs, -' '-''
India Rubber, Maacca, and Ebony
FANCY GOODS.
Bazn's Perfumes, Lubn's Extracts, Writing Desks Dressing
Cases Rzors Scissors Purses Port MOnaes Chesmen Draft
J.H. 1T,GIIL,
Ladids' and Gentlemans Furnishing Store,
may25 Corner College st. and Square.
TLOVES.-.We have just received per Express Fresh
stock of Alexandres XIX Silk, LeThread, Cotton and
may % J. H. MoGILL.
NOLLAIES, SCARFS, TIES ANI5 CISAVATS,
I ! Every style. Just received and for sale By
may p H. MoGILL.
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEO-
NJ PIE. We have received direct from the manufacturers
Andersons Soace and Amulet fine Chewing Tobacco and
continue keep the finest Virginia Chewing and smokng To-
bacco, and the best Havana Cigars in the market.
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
mario A Union street
CNLIGHTLY AHEAB.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
the exclusive agency for this State for the sale Of
Hasy q BOXERS ana Capt r. Stuzs celebrated brands
Virginia Chewing Tobacco This Agency includes all their
brands and enables sell Factory prices We ca1didy
bdeve give dealers better bargain than has ever been
offered them this city, stock Tobacco SNUFF and
Sears hd largest and best assorted ever been
kept in this city
J. " LANGLEY & co.
apl LIT No. a Union street, % door from BANK Of Tenn
HAVANA CIGABgS.--Al lot Of very fine Havana CT
u Il CARS just received by J.W. LANGLEY & co.
Juneg-u No. 81, Union street.
ENNOUGH 10 SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
large Of Shanghai Matches, 'surs fire. the hest and
cheapest article in Also fine lot Of old Prnci
pie Segars at J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
jun a Union street..
NEGROES FOR SALE.
virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county
Id rendered the Nay term 1855 in the case Of David Love
Administrator D1Fe will offer for sale
at the Court House in Nashville Saturday. 81 dav Of July
next for cash, the following negroes Malina about %
years Of age, and George about lS years Of age.
Said negroes belong the jonathan Wilkinson
ceased and sold 70 pay the debts Of said estate.
iune5-d&tWtds-prs fee 81 FIR. CHEATHABI, Clerk
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
6NYDER FRILZELL opening well selected stock
- Of Boots and Shoes suitable the season, and prices
respond with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
+" Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
" Z" Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting - -
- Cloth and Lasting Caters,
- Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
Ladies' Caters, plain, vita and without heels,
Slippers -
g Fine Toilet Slippers,
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
- Caters,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers with and without heels,
Kid Boots, - g
Chldrens Shoes Of every variety,
Boys and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above, something very May Day Also,
Servants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds
Call at No. q Public Square.
april30 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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je22-w2m Sheriff of Marshall county.
MO rICE.--WheTeas the Legislature Tennessee its
last session. passed Act making the duty Of the various
sheTs Of said State open and hold election teach precinct
their respective countless order to ascertain the n the
people whether convention shall he called to "amend revise
Constitution Of said State therefore, G. Moore,
Sheriff of Weakly do hereby give notice the voters Of said
county hatI w the LIST Thursday Of September next,
and hold election the various precincts Of said county, for
the purpose Of taking said Given under hand at Office
I5thdav of June, 1858. J. G. MOORE,
ie23-ygm Sheriff Of Weakly county.
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% PUBLIC SQUARE, EASRTZLLE ZEEBESSEE
JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD having pucass the entire inierssi
Of Mr.. WM n. MINCHIN, In the business Of CraiEhcsd a.
Mnehn, authorized the Of the ate hrn
liquidation, aud win continue the business at the cid Stand, 80
% Public SQUARE. under he title AZ above. unraf
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FINE BOOISs SHOES AND eEAAIEEkSs
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, az College Street,
now receiving large and excellent stock Ladies'
and Gents wear; and for Misses, Boys and Children.
Gents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots; KN
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress Caters; -
do do Patent and Calf, silk and Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunnella do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties;
do Buckskin n o. dc
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting Oxf0rds and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco 0xfords;
do Calf Union half CATERS.
FOB LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters with without hels
do do do Lace do do do do
do do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin sole do do do
do Black and Brown Caters do do do
do Black Kid Bronzed slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & Tipp'ddo do do
CHELDREN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers Black and Col
ored Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes beautiful assortment
and in great variety
BOYS and Youths Oxford Ties, Congress Caters, Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes Satin Ties, Call at 4s
oll Street
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w. M. HARGRAVB,
H0EyE sign, AND QRNAMENTAL PAZNIER,
BROAD sTREBI,
sept g7-a sA.zyHaE Ism
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FRANK LEsLAES' MAGAZINE FOB JULY
ne begnninso q volume, and splenaa nus yassrs-
eaiEsd By p. HAaAN,
iunse Narzst strssl
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vOLLINTTNE,s DIGEST.


H. VoLLNTE, EsqWe have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, delivered subse
quent to the period which Mr. Meig Digest Closes with much
The work exhibits accuracy, research and sbtythe
printing binding we'll executed, and it prove yalu
able addition library Of every lawyer We trust you may
amply your effort the profession and the
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERS,
HENRY d SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
VIM 7. BROWN, and Chancery Court Of Mem
G. P. FOUTE, phs
r. G. PAYNE, B. T. MCKIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim Court Of
ED. NJ. NERGER, Memphis.
SANL. ". AYRES, JOHN Z. SALE,
]. B. LAMB, Attorney General.
r. S. AYRES.
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z,
H VOLTINE Esq.:We have examined your Digest Of the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since the
publication Megs Digest which includes volumes Of
Reports The points decided clearly stated, and
graed that the work is characterized by accuracy ab
and great industry It will be Of much value to the Bench
that you will receive the patronage Of the
profession, to which you are justly entitled.
NELL S. BROWN, HENRY R. FOGG,
r. W. AACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W. F. COOPER, TH0S. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox. A. G. MERRITT,
MANSON NJ BRIEN, SR. S. VENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN II. EWING,
G.. NJ. F0GG, JNO. REID,
JNO. A. McCAMPBELL, WIN. X. TURNER
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEM0SS, Criminal Court.
The mentioned Digest be had at the following Book
stores:
Messrs. Lamb, Young & Co.. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr.. C. H. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs John York & Co., Nashville, Tennessee
Mr.. J. A Rayl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
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For Tuly.--Gaham'l lIagaziae a- July. A s1is1dd
nzmbsr Price only 3 osnt tros dssrspsrya,r. For
saisg lislsl p HAGAE, Agsus.
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~ Selling on! or! Of!--The
2A-zs remainder Of the stock Of RuH PARIS BoSNrTs
MILLINERY 6ooBs, ct the New York Emporium viii be sold
within this month al great sacrifice, without regdto cost or
other consideration. Exchange money taken at so cents on
he dollar. Liunh l2-ds.w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

ST. CLouD Ac AbEs ll meeting Of
the citizens Of ST. Cloud lsndIy to the
Organization Of an Academ in t6[a place,
'as held at llls Il Mt ssAaal b6sse On
Tuesday evening. Stephen Miller Esq.
was called to the chair and james N. Nc,
s;;nted SEQ asai estingppen-
ed with prayer BY Rev. " 9. Phillips.
The object Of the meeting, and the pros
poets of tie enterpTiize, were dWeIt upon
and expliipe G! Cs Andrews Esq. and
Rev, w G. Philips; after which c. G.
Andrews Esq, Rev W. G. Phillips, and
Mr. Henry SWisshelm were appointed a
committee Of correspondence, to ascer4ib
the probable salary . 81 d principal, as well
as the price q tuition, boarding &c.
Moved that, the Editor. Of the St. Cloud
Democrat be requested to;publish The above
proc edings On motion adjourned to meet
At the cqll ths above committee
Il IA Ia aAIM LlEl s, N No MlloKELVY l.,l
ao5 1T l.. paflaoq .oa---f. Z ,Secy
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COMPLIMENTARY.

Brother CROFFtT, of theo,St, Antlss
ny Republican, can Il lake our our Jonnet. He
certainly piles it On rather thick on to
those borrowers,we mean d Truth, in spite
of our modesty, oompels us to admit that
considering all the circumstances, we Ij pub
fish rather 81. e. ann Interesting and
there is no mistake in: the lys inducements
referred to. ThetDtmoc,dt can, be had by
those Sensible individuals" and all 9TH
crs by sending 81 to our. address. And
next next t to the Minnesota Reppbican, pub
.lished at St. Anthony, llhyyGG rohut and
Clark, lit is tjustaboutil the best North
Western paper we know Of ]l2s
y.,,yRe it hereby known to a score or two
Of sensible individuals who. call at our
Office twenty times a week, and wish to
borrow the St. Cloud Democrat: That we
have concluded not to lend that paper any
more. We want it ourself, and then we
will not longer encourage tie mean habit
OF borrowing newspapers Those who
have been accustomed to ,read the paper
here her can now get it for themselves, by
sending g go to MIS- 1r Jane RI G. sVisshem,
Aoi. NtlOuu & -k..e - ,.s.,.,t5 --s-. ~
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- IL 49, Il -
,THE' 4HqIsI;4 TIVE CANDB
Il DA fEa aid AIN. i
4 lAs Y Ws z Ie alted tie not nees
01ehaal eco lstUn u acY: "a

aae !, a 5M. s,5' t4 W.
ecolfttcu6h Dsapstacy III
their souls were their own, and offered
them the free use Of our columns for that
' nov repeat, okafss
iithat they ae u perfect 1trio ,of KNOW
NoTHINGs and a.. !. are ], basely 4. trying 70
creep into power on the DARK Ian
! TERN y i prinpiph. Tho nominated under
the lash Of the Presidents Land Officers,
and pledged in the Kno,O Nothing Lodge,
away behind the screens, to vote for an
q other y: s. Senator, who will stand up
for for Slavery il our Territ cries, they have
not the courage to say they will or will not
support Buchanan; that they will or will
not support a State Government thrust
into power BY thee ,yilest fraud q that
they will Or = will pnpt support Senator. Rice,
who is procuring Governments funds to
make improvements for almost every other
location than that Of St. Cloud. Let every
freeman in the District, vote for Gorton,
Gilman, and Whitney, who stand upon
the platform, "of free soil for free men, and
dare to ayow their principles to the people
Of the District .:' go
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Republican Triunphs:!

igsV ermont and Maine, have gone so heay-
lily for the Republicans, thateit is now very
doubtful whether there are a 'sufici:
ency bogus s; remaining in
those states TO act as Post Masters. We
thank our Eastern friends ferithese evi-
dences Of loyaltyasto freeaoh,;- and prom
i isc TO e; repay them in Minnesota thunder,
it. the they will have. the kindness to hold on
for a few weeks. .5~,al
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He had'nttime,

The people Of St. Cloud and various 9TH
or important locations in Northern Mime
sofa, are considered good |. enough to cote
for Senator Rice and the Land Offices -
but.when funds are wanted for the purpose
9! Demonstrating great National road, which
constitutes q portion Of the grand route
from Lake Superior to the Pacific. tsena-
tor Rice and the Buchananitcs have no
Il. time e to attend to It They have plenty of
time'to procure government funds to make
roads from! Grow Wing into impossible
mud holes and marshes, along the route Of
which they own Or arc interested in town
sites but whenyo want funds fora road
from Superior!to. St. Cloud or from St..
Cloud to Breckenridge, which would be for
the accommodation Of the millions, you
have gottopay forityourselyes. This same
crowd Of sharks are now asking you to
send d. Burdio5!k, ROBBERS, and Willie to the
Legislature, 50 that they may ffastcn anoth-
er Senatorfof the same stripe upon YOU ffo i;
six years. # the people Of this District
are green enough to elect such a gnag
they deserve to be made build all the roads
in the country. For our part we think
that we have just one U. 5. Senator too
many of that stripe already. Ill. !.
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WELIrMANAGED R4AILROAD.-The
Boston 3 Mass Journal says: Tho Bos,
ton and lowell 10y Railroad has been in
alton twenty three; years longer than any
Other road through out is whole lengthy
ln 4 the country 'l and yet not one passenge,
has ever been killed On, On it.. This fact
speak volumes il favor Of tho manage
mont off thc, road and the intelligence md
care Of the employees. y
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=
POLITICAL.-A number of Penn.

sPOLITICAL.-A number of Penn
sylvania papers are advocating the selecti-
on of Senator Cameron, as the Republican
Candidate for the Presidency il 1860 -
He is one Of the best business men in the
Union, a bold, uncompromising Republi-
can, and worthy the place for which he is
named We have known him for twenty
years, and for Of &, q considerable portion Of
the time as a political opponent; but have
always known him M as the foe Of oppression;
and the friend of the poor. IF lnominated
he shall have our cordial support.