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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

GO Fellow Democrat, - you who
think that business must keen YOU from
the polls o-morrow-how would you
feel if you should find, when il is too
late, that your vot,, would save your
patty from defeat ? Go and vote.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10
a. fti~ FACT. that the Republican, rs

~- tits FACT. that the Republicans
have distributed twelve barrels Of liquor
in Stearns county viii, The expectation
ofinfuencing votes! M wonder such d
party is opposed TO popular sovereignty
But If there is voter in NStearns county
who can be influenced by such means,
(nnd we do not believe ahereis) the Re-
pub'icans ought 70 have him. He does
not belong il the ranks ST the Democ-
racy. H.aa2Ssas.,s5 Il ..'.'<
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

"E. J. L." Will think we have e
good degree Of assurance in saying
cher productions will often grace our
columns" as we were made to say in
our last number. 1t should have read
,nap her productions. &c. 3a seq -a .
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

*lF.E rlItSIIss44s3. vts7tf7.tI
J. w-.We issue. to-day half sheet, IN
:. advance Of The day. of pablication- but
shall endeavor q, publish q full sheet on
: Thursda y, with the returns Of the cleo
ton, ssas far as We may be able to get
them has ,a1z9s4 yeta .9ast;ssr sgf3 aHfs.t ss.a
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

M
kato Weekly Record. me signatures
apprnded thereto are aes famiIiar 10
ali the old iol,abitanss u he Upper Mis-
siissippi, md il,ey IRE tDen il whose
statements the utmost Mliance can be
placed . ",
| Know Nothingisrnsat Watab.
E.D,ron OF RrcoRD Ohr attention has
been attrncted to an article addressed to
the editors of the Mn esotian, dated
Sank Rapids, Benton CO., Sept 3,
1859, above the signatufs Of " Dave. y
| We feel il to be our duty as honorable
lcMizens 10 brand this ,lnprincipled mis-
creant mali- nant liar, without having
the faiusest shadow of a reason for cir
cnlating sncl, vile report Shocked ut
The magnitude Of Wis nHn crime, he
lsenAs forth the1 se.. ..tssnes,ss or his gan-
grenous heart over al annony nous
name, and attempts, like n cowarhly
assassin, 70 stab his victims in The dark.
| We desire to make simple statement
| Of facts relative to the matter, that the
public may see the grossness Of his false
| hoods SH#
| The entire population of the country,
IN 1854 FIR fourteen miles above the
present town Of Sauk Rapids, consisted
nfthe following persons, excepting some
of the transient employees james
Beatty, s. B. Lowry, + N. Hough,on,
White & Marks, Indian Traders, David
Gilman, R. Nj Richardson, Wm. Bu-
lebanon, john Sargeant, Tho's Hardin,
Il. Gocdhue, II. Foster, and Louis
Amele We we're intimately acquainted d
with all citizens residing in the town OF
Watab and vicinity in 1854, and their
political opinions, and never heard an.
| Of them advocate Know Nothing princi-
! Plies much less belong to any such d..es-
table assnciation.
We,, undersi encd who were re iicnts
Of Watab in l>54 and the most of us
engaged in the Indian trade at the time,
wish tn pronounce a.ain the charges
made by this villain, known to the public
| as Dave" false from beginning to end
and persons indnst riou<ly circulating the
same his accessories, lst There was not
Kn"w-Nnthing ird dge in the town OF
Watah during the year 1854 Cd
At the time Of removal Of the Indians
from opposite the town Of Watab there
was moi nor never k,d been a Know
Nothing lodge AT that place. 3D. We
never affiliated with n"r had any pro-
clivities for Knnw- Nothing principles !;
and further believe thst M hnnest man
can, and that no one bu, a4i<now-Nnth~
| ing could be guilty Of perpetratiny so
uncrupulous lie. ',#
Respectfully, & n3t
@a @ Fl r srER,
E. N. HoueHToN,
| A. WHIrE,
| JAMES BETTY,
/ ISAAC MARKS
| Winnebago Agency, Sept, 10, 1859.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

Vote the Democratic ticket Vote
against reputation. Vote agairs, pro-
scription Of Foreigners. Vote against
Abolifion agitation. Vote for the Con-
s,itutlon Voc early ~ts@ e@"a
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

Democrats, do not stay away from
the polls with the expectation that the
| istrict Ticket will be elected by an
overwhelming majority. Every voter.
should be out for the State T,chet, also.
There every vote may be needed.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10
EDITOR AND PROPHET /
WHOLE NO. 132.,
4 &C ANDREWS.

Tie course Or tl,is gentleman dur
ing the present canvass has been such
rs to command the respect and esteem
of all men, und SECURE for him an hons
orable positiunin his own. party. He
has worked faithfully, BIZ. ahonorably,t
not only fpr tie whole District and
County Ticket in S,earns County. but
for the Districs and State ticket througf-
gu. the whole District h,herc is a
man on the Democratic ticket who really
deserves his election it il G. G. Az
DnEws, and We are sure that no true
Democrat will scratch his name from the
ticket, let the inducement to do so be
what it may. He has encountered and
stood VI. man!nily against the most vir.
ulent opposition, but we trust he will
come out victorious on to-inorrow.-
Should he. however, through ,reachery,
deceit and the unlueard Of eyertions Of
his enemies, be defeated, hi. friends
will have the satisfaction of know ing
that during the canvass Il. has resorted
,o no means unbecoming gen,lemanof
the strictest integrity, and that through
out the holly contested battle, he has
fought honorabIy for the great principles
ofhis party, and by his whole conrsel,as
made host Of the warmes, KIND OF
friends. Hurrah for ANDREWS
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N Democrat. 50 70 the polls--vote
early. Stay at the polls, ,--do your duty,
and aE will bc. we'll. '.'5 \ IN ...s ,'a
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

The Democrats Of ST Cloud cypecr
to have a grand rally at Wilson Hall.
this Monday evening. Several speakers
will address the meeting. f..t,..-
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10
Again we saw to our friend. ro "a the

Again Ye say to our friends 60 70 the
'olls early, and see that your, neighbors
accompany you work for the demo-
cratic ticket et.-Snstain a National party
and You will never have it to regret that
you swelled the democratic: majority by
your votes. Let no one stay away
from the po'l., ba18tIa eaw i los'
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

'sThere is.a higher law than the Con
stitntion 49, Pm III. Scrnrd.r tptl
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-10

Once d Quaker and d neighbor set
out on a Journey in company, each driv-
ing his own horse The Quaker was
Eplicia II temper, ard kind to his beast;
bu, the oahef was irritable, and kept Ms
hos IN z constant iarment by His un-
kind treatment aud useless 9seve,its,-
4 BY arft-n, the travellers came IL ~ OBJ
ject of which their orscs uere afraid.
am. began to hold back The Qnaker's
.n.ighbor violently whipped. and jefked,
and abused his poor horse, and becssac
quite firious with anger. taAfs iak,
the tornlrnted and maddened "a tyiilnal
darted 5farward, and rushing over a
steep bank, the actrriage " as Smashed
and the. horse killed. The owner, aleo,
vas dangerously hart. But The n4oder
atti Qnaker sfanptd from his vehicle,
took his pocke, h n1krYchief, and spread
ing Il ..ver rhe flcs ot his excited horse.
led led him n'qq quietly past the terrifying Oh
feet. ls'a' oa1's1'5 Tsex ailiif9-
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DEM nocratic state Committee.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
%a42'f STATE TICKET. s. s


W For GorefncT.
GEORGE, L, hEtkER, Of Ramsey
raqq3 For ! -ielieaaat Gorefnos,.,s s.5 4,
SYLVANuS eB LOWRY, of Stearns.
# Far Secretary ef STATE, .;3..s
FRANCIS FRAN AAsEN, {. Brown.
s,.a For ditoraey Geaera, @ ,
JOHN b BRlsBiN. Ramsey.
For State Tyeasurer.
SAMUEL 3. ABBE, Of Grow Wing
For Representatives. in Congress,
JAMES Nj CtVANAU III of Fillmore
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM ofSibley
Judge of 4th judicial District.
EDWARD O. HAMLIN, Of Benton.
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Mr.. ErIroh--fhase announce in Your raTer tha
IwM not be a candida,e for the ,ffce Of Clctk d
the Distfc, Conrt at the ensuing Election, end re:
xor,n,end that Dawn o OAks Esq, lie substituted
on the t,cket in the place II my ouat.ss q.
s5Eg 8sEtafsget r. ID. LANCASTER.
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DROM HALsTEDs late TREATISE on MO-

NRON HALSTED late TREATISE On MI
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A THRILLING Ma X n a ~
THE INDIAN CAPTIVE!
Or
LIFE ON THE BORDER.
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mis- the te of e1c!oe NarTatiVe OF AdVshtesu 10 th
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Gperiai Notices.

Young Mems Republican Central Committee
regular meeting will b. held Head Quaers No. 6lS Broad
way WEDNESDAY EVENING. the 2lst inst. at O'clock
SILAS B. BUTCHER, Chairman.
JoHS j. SHAW, (e..r.,.d..
Il In1 Y SHEPARD. SoN''Ne''o'
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9taiionerp anh fanrp GOODS.

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". TIN. T.. Nsy Haven Je Y q =. 18Th ny

ID The New Haven Journal Of The 18th says
The Boston Belle and the young millionaire
o. New York. whose marriage has been the sub
jet considerable fuFore in the fsshiouable cir.
cles Of the two cities, and which took place on
Wednesday ut = O'Clock m, the parties leaving
immedisseiy fos ne Metropolis, passed through
th1s city On the hst express. Tie tact that The
scoasss wo9aaof Bos>on was On board the tain,
senges, and the conductor Wa necessarily OBLIGED
70 answer msay tnquiries respecting the couple
wnaeh excited 60 much inteseufs A Eentieuzan Of
scknowtedged taste. from this city, upon seeing
thts eelebsassd Maid e Athsusj wss, heard %
oy-1 neee half dozen every day in Chapel
seet - pretty a she, but they are not ,niIien-
a.rssy lis perhaps necessary tosdd that she was
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Tn Dosxss Fesssly -srhs cosrss2osdeBt Of
- s!si.xasn Rspsbheea gfvn ~ following
= "fssppt = yoq havs read n Ne n<wspapers a.
The ssss9 e nsech aad Bshop, charged Win Tie
forgery on Mr.. Bonner, Of the Eedvsf. But il has
not bssss 80 o. cay ssssfA pert jos now that
4egery eeme about Notle1g 40 wsman came
- t5e le94sr once and said she Wfshsd q, sub-
eeetss fos ten .eopio Of Ma Ledger los friend,
49, 81 Meth ossnyey N. J !. Whs lid nos
ttDe 10 cals and had, thefefore comlnIssioned ~
= aeend 70 ths matter = IN psyment shs offered .
my dollar bank bill, and asked for bank check
Tor "change, instead Of money. Bymeans Of the
ehseh ~ o6eained Mr. eonnefs signature, and
The name Of tAe bank with which be had an &C.
esens. a1d nfouxh u the forgery 70 the smount
Wo0aa who asked fS the sichsck'S VIA reireru-
eseS1, 80 q iseodiny 70 Nora sOfasxe, no
Miss-wss found, though the postmaster was
running s5ous % md her, % pay the postage on
- svalsnche e kedgers which had been Rowing
t.eo ths pnee enee foe month. The womsn has
49, eeea 81 sell She wss helping hss Husband
wa devotion worthy better cause. They
were taken on board the Europa, In which they
had embarked fos . European log, their pockets
Aned with SEQ uoess from TIE Messiah Bank
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agslU An ssxhsosdinasy mstrh has recently been
- In Englnna sbetwssn q . Duksoe Bcaf ri
eno the Essi of Wtnchelssa, tine object Of which
IL The test and compative speed Of the race horse
and the greyhound. The match 10 to be for IS OOU
n -, ha6 forfeit, and the Duke hacks dve
csup.o - hounds against thres horses b be se-
Zach. The race 10 70 take place over the full dis
tsnce ofthe Beacon CeuIse, at Newmarket, which
is4 miiessf 1srleng and Ia yasds In length, and
Ne fsu q next yeafs The hounds are to run
usit ea ne Opposite side of the course 70 that on
which the horses do their work % ss not to in
been made bsfsre In Eng,aad and havs nearly
alwaY resulted In favor Of the hounds. ssStone.
nenge, y In his work ON the dog, mentions an In
coutending over the above named Beacon Coursc
sgaina pack Of hounds, but s,ys that, notwith-
sanding their exfEemest enorts, a dog named Blue
Cap, won In eight minutes and few seconds; and