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l. !1l( !! z. q sgt his new and splendid
lekst arrived here yesterday morning on
1lp tsom 81. Louis, where she was built,
1T 0f much notice. The leyee WAS
~ c1tizens during the day, who were
~ ne :beauties Of boat OF which
- tcld. - ior ourselves we cannot
u unqualified satisfaction with
IA appointments, which are palatial in |
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skalls appearance, and 4 not spoiled BY the
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hirg tbat can b wanted upon the table.
: & human Ingenuity could devise in the
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, August 10, 1889
barely ~ head Of Western Cattle, moderate stock of
ou an ample supply Of Texas Cattle offered dull,
market. Sheep scarce, with moderate steek If Wal
Cattle. Va ''''
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schr Biloxi. from Vaudeville.
& Schr Telemaque, from Vaudeville.
Schr Christoph Colomb, from Bay st Louis.
Schr Ursullne, from Amite River. &8
Schr Louisiana, from Amite River.
Schr Dame Blanche, from Amite River.
Schr uuitad States from HaYQu LAcQmhe.
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P E s ;
Shipping SntelIiaente .

7 CREscEsr OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street, >
Thursday Morning, August II, 1859
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship snwaaee orowell Galveston aud Indiano,a
s.sc,s G Harris
'en' oou'ufopi reriy, LOT fehsacoia, Oyerton kco
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S, Railroads
pONTCHARTR RATROiO


MOBILEPer steamer 0regon-5 bales Battle Noble
Aco cotton gin Gunnison, Chapman &co2 bbls pork
Phipssuudlies to Hyde &co-R lseddes-J AcKeever
and order.
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ssea,nboass.

New Falls City. Burdeau. from 81 Louis
Edward Gay, (new) Bowen, from 81 I,ous
Grand Duke, Apologize, from Grand Lake.
Red Chief Graef, from Red River.
Oregon, HOPKINS from Mobile.
Towboa st Charles Chambers from the dow
and the 9Th inst brig Chapman and s Nh
Virginia Antoine,ta--brought up ship kedWooa, palA
CochiIuata and schr Brilian e.
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PONTCEIARTHAIN RAIL-
~ ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
-DxPARxuRH or cARs.-
From City. From Lake.

lux WHICH VIII the last regular Thln.
On Sundays the steam train will make the o'clock morning
trip ana leave the city hour after IL o'clock until
O'Clock at night.
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be "trip
svery Sunday from o'clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake a night BY the Horse Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station, whom notified
except mali trips and after o'clock r. M Sundays Fare
each Is CENTS and conductors must have timely notice
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IN GRE an THsssoUTHyyEsTERN

~ ~ EMAIL ROUTE ~ -->~>'
~ Through to New York In Four Days
and Nineteen HourAyoding all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route Memphis Louis Chicago Cncinp.t,
Washington. Philadelphia New and all Eastern Cities-.
Two Days. Time Saved ionly Seventy Miles Sta gng-va
View Orleans, jackson and Great iNOrthsK n
RAIN DAD 4-5e4,.-
to Canton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad srd
Sims Sutton Dudeys treble daily line of FourHoe Peat
Coaches to Grand Junction Tenn.
Through tickets to Memphis and New York be had attic
Ticket office Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railfoad Company.
The roads In the Gap Of the Mississippi Central Raroad
become good and close connections throughout
tins whole route. :
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
A5>sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AT 2n SIMS, SUTTON & DUDLEY.
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Leaves on FRIDAY. August 18th, at5PM
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
No. EOR ST. LOUlS.--GONNECTIN4 AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at st. Louis
regular passenger packet Edward Gay, Bart Bowen
MASTER w leave for St. Louis and all intermediate landings
bove. For freight or passage apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuay Of
this steamer ~ "
@rNo berth considered engaged until paid for
plan Of the cabin be and ststerooms secured
5y at the Companys oce 81 Camp street. corner Of
Commercial Place. ' ~ "
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
-The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Vcks
burg Nschez and all the will nav srict attention
10 all way and plantation business = " ~
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pr Lay
-. - T ~, hs.r;ns "a nilas N w hsrt Wa,.r,,, e.
ihs'.' Aos,a .,,, 80 ~ S'' 'D
Boston, oonho 10 MS p'f'
uruors. 5.-
INDIANOLA AND GALVESION-fer steamship Suwanee
bhls Hour 30 oo whisky iO bois cement 10 bbs II hhds
o exs s ~ VS. mans ~ nn6s naSoa @
e ~ n,ass - ~ - - M So Pss ''ss."s ~ WIS iofe
schr sonh,on,,s oor, "a -. ,.,
hS,s sonr IN a.s ha tcS has ~ so " 90 oa
-
? aaeF
AmP0Ftss
LIvERPOOI-Per ship Redwood-l6 cks case hardware
cases mdse Bqddeske &eC0 casks and l25 ties soda ash
IS bales S6 cases 2coI case mdse o Gonaux
iSa5 40 wats1ns homan5 40 Mouiorg csks eware to
ii bales and case. mdse bars ia bas n
JIo Ben bars 50 bdls iron 10 Boxes tin plates 6
csI n Ppss I Mons crates
No. n hS1. liz S p - NE "
mdse Hyde Gcol case do Duntzs dcoO retos Converse
kennetti case ndse to Geddes22 do Stu zennegger
sans a. Sc aas ~ ~ Nh I'm & M
hh,s Sssr pro ~ sass =, . III
cks AcoS cases steel McGegor co-ls cases
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A T 7 A Z A P A s.

IT, u. 5. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs,
Daily, n connection with the N o., o. and O.
W. Railroad-The fast steamer II. ID. Hine,
j. Atkinson built expressly for passengers
freight will connect with the Opelousas Railroad leaving
wk Bay daily for Psttersonyie Centerylle and franklin
and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays
days to Charenton Jeannere Town. connecting
the latter place with fourhorse mai coaches Martin
Lafayette, Grand Coeau, Opelousas and Washington.
Ruaning time from New Orleans TO Washington twenty ak
hours, being the quickest route travelled
As the T. D. Hne leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeght than any
all points as high rankin.
Shippers will please the boat their dray receipts.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
r. UNITED STATES m..
ls415sSSisSs SEEI- WEEKLY NAIL LINE ls4nps,
&k17Ns TO ESBUR6.

49, s gM5TMD y s i ~ M L.
TO yICKsBURG.
Leaves on THURSDAY, at5P.M.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
o. NJ White MASTER IN place Of the steamer Fcsbur while
being repared will leave for Grand Lake, ,Donadson.
Vile Paquemne Baton Rouge, Pert hudson, Bapou Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rod.
ney ST Joseph, Grand Gn WGrrenon, Visksburg Mkens
Bend Lake Providence, Stacks Island Lending Skpwths
Landing Pitchers Point Ashton Grand Lake.
ton Carolina Landing and Point Worthington every THURS
DAY, at5P NJ
The steamer ycksburg will freight for Yazoo River to
be reshipped on steamers Dew Drop aud Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats +. NJ.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Lucy HOIcOmg,e,
F. A. Sherman. master, will leave for Donadsonvle Plaa e
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, River
Landing Fort Adams Nschez Waterproof Rodney Joseph
Grand Gulf, Warrenton and Ticksbsg. every SATURDAY
at5PM
The L. a. connects at Ecksbrrg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings the YaEoo River as
high Greenwood, high rates without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger w leave
on their regular days, without fall the appointed All
business entrusted TO their will be promptly faithfully
sttended to.
These boats will DO responsible for any package
containing money jewsy or other vsluabes ure,s regular
hills Of anE specifying the contents and value
the freight ped nor ysuebes deposited with he clerk
forfrsighs or passage apply on board, or 10 ..
j. j. PERSON 4 CO.,
jel5 tt Corner Of Carondeet and Union treets.
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spoken.


By Capt Lawess Of the steamship ohas Morgan the 7h
inst Torugas bearing 20 miles N W. bark Wayerly from
Boston bonnd to this port
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Leaves FRIDAY August H. at s Pm.
r. = NJ II MPAIS AND NEW ORLEANS
l@ssAnkaaS Packet Line United States Mail Packet
For Memphis and the Bends : The fine and
fast, splendid steamer Rapides, O. j. Bars,ow, mas.
ter leaves above and will ready receive freight on
Wednesday morning. at the foot of God street. For freight
or passage, apply on board, rto
j. Fl. FREIIGH
Memphis Packet Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
line at Napoleon with regular packets for
perior packets for St. Louis and Louisville,
AAdams' Express carried regularly BY this line AMI
Leaves on MONDAY, 18Th inst. at 5 p
IT. = NJ = MPHIS AND NEW Or
leans q. s. mail packet line-Eor Memphis and
- ~. the Bsnds-Ths ans passenger steamer Capt.
Saturday morning foot OF Girod street, and will leave
as above. For freight passage apply board. to
j. H. FRELIGH,
Office under st. Charles Hotel
line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers Memphis superior
packets for ST. Louis and Louisville
k3 Adams Express carried regularly by this line. aull
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re- UNITED STATESTaI rs.
lGMltSi,S WEEKLY MAII.LINE s4M9lS,
~ n r. L

:, HeTs UNITED STATESTKI . r..
IEAR{isSS WEEKLY MAILLfNE sIlss,G
ssssaS@sk TO WICK S Blu q. Sssssaasss:..5sT2a2
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Lucy Holcombe,
Oapr. F. A. Sherman will leave for Donsldsonvle
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Eo AGas hatehe waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
o'clock r. NJ.
The steamer Lucy Hole mbe vickshu-g With
she steamer DEWDRO and will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above splendid passenger packet will leave
lar day without fall at the hour appointed business
trusted to her will be promptly faithfully
This boat will not be responsible for any package
containing money jewery other yaluahes unless regular
bills Of lading taken specifying the value,
and the freight paid for valnabes deposited with the
clerk by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply board.
VIRGJNlUS C. DENTZEI.
1el3 Advertising Agent
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INDIANoLA AND GALvESTON-Per steamship suwanee
6 -four So bbls whisky ITO hb bbs II hhds
sugar candles 70 bxs soap ~ hams 80 hhds
81 bran 10 rice pcs baggng 10 coils
Sc pkgs mdse. at
schr sacks corn 50 scs oats
IL bills -four 10 bales hay ties hams Is els rope.
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Regular TUESDAY Packet.
New Orleans and vi ksburg U. s. NAL Line.
IT, = FOR DONALDSON WILLIE, Plaque
mite Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing. For Adams Natchez,
Waterpr Of Rodney, St Joseph, Grand Gulf
yicksbnrg-The new steamer Charmer, Capt W q. viii
will commence her rips the I'd of leaving Ne
Orleans every TUESDAY O'Clock p. NJ. throughout the
season. d. r. CARROLL & co Agents.
jy29 If So C.rondt let 4 rect,
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pounds. .;............ 10 .2s 40 80 10
Packages, other than baggage,
weighing not than 100
pounds. 20 ,G 30 .7S -.
Zach additional 80 pounds Of bag
gage, packages other than
baggage. 10 10 10 10 .l0
Specie bank notes. jewelry and
other yauables. weighing not
than 100 pounds 1000. 40 IN Lon I IN I'm
Zach additional so pounds. 800. 20 20 % Ia ID
d1lk - " ." Masar ~ rrsr,,or,oror
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Leaves thursday, 18th inst. at5P.M.
ST. Louis, Cairo ard New Orleans Raitoad Line.
~ FOR ST. LOUIS.-CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and st. Loui,
with the Ohio and Missi sippi Railroad-The
fine regular passenger packet A. r. Lacey Geo
landings above. For freight apply board
H-Passenges and shippers rely the punctuaty Of
this steamer.
AY-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
H-A plan of the cabin staterooms secured
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street.
numerical Place.
vIRGIEIUS G. DENTZEL,
anlO Advertising Agent.
above steamer will take freight for Memphis ycks
burg Natchez and all the Bends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business
Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst at r NJ. positively.
F, ~ REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
sskaE The fne, regular passenger packet Hanni-
above and al intermediate landings above For freight
passage, apply on board.
FIRGINlUS c. DESTzEI,
- Advertising Agent.
The Hannibal will take freight for Memphis Hickman New
Madrid Columbus Cairo and ali intermediate landings. aul0
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RIEDDENE d CO.'S
MSA N$ tI h7SSf3 531szzni OUTHERE EXPRESS,


)FFICE-uNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL, N. oRLEANg,
the Reception Delivery Goods for all Points
On the Opelonsas Railroad.
This Company s organized for the Of doing GEN.
GRAIL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jewery Merchandise Bag
and Packages all United HayNps,
also prepared do General City Express Bag
rae Business connection with New Orleans Opsousas
md Great Western Railroad.
VIII cali deliver, with dispatch al reasonable
s baggage Freight Packages and from parts the
sty OF New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely this
forward the minute article any destination We
nos: respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. E. BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
.- Proprietors.
,4-Au:horised Agents Of Bornbaer Co.'s Island
Express.
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FOR OPELOUSAs,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P.M
+, r. FOR OPELOUSAS The steamer
Alins, j. p EQUALIZER, master, tn place Of the
for Old River smsport, and all the landings the Aeh
afaaya and also taking passengers for Donaldsonyle
gvn2a and Mouth of Rep River: For freight PASSAGE
Leyee near Customhouse street,
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fsgs EsNsx1 Is5s........
- xs9esxss @zze22gNEw ORLEANS JACgsoN L GREAT
A

- xtSssxss@eea&zegNEW ORLEANS, Jackson GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
ofcs IN the Railroad Building Camp street opposite La
ayete Square, will deliver city Bag
Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery, etc. received
~ the Railroad otherwise may be entrusted
CHARGE forward the with and Dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Raroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving
Individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage 70
through the Train and receive the Checks address
wishing their baggage sent to their residences
ARfhs Company will be responsible all articles placed
In chsrge of the Baggage Master.
sxPSEss CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RE. FREIGHT:
Between Depot
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Ekx FOR RAFELE-THE ENTIRELY NEW
light draft clipper built schooner g L. GAGNET''
lying lower Picayuns tier, Second District
sailed down the This craft in every parte
sea- will be rallied the requisite number Of
subscribed for Tickets be obtained
~ ~ ~ W " " LOUIS aAaNET
jyI2 II Carondelet Canal Office Old Basin.
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ROMBAlaER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
- EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds packages
reight Havana Matanas Csrdenas Villa Clara saRua
Cuba Trinidad CisufGegos ETC., in connection with the
presses of Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co., States
Express Company, American and European
.hanss Company for the United States California Europe
Agents In New Orleans, BEDDING Il CO..
felS If st. Charles st.. under ST. Charles Hotel
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y snd yackson, 1t Cairo with the Illinois Central.
- - 81 Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
J, ~ ~ points North and East. Through tickets
~ procured and . plan OF the cabin can be in.
" applying TO Mr.. G. G. Wayne, agent Of
- - c0fner 81 Camp street and Commercial
ssa 80 ALLOWING we're the arrivals yesterday:
Is s3tnna Lake Y. s. mail packet Grand Duke,
4 4. iVhits. With SO bales Of cotton, and leaves
!. ~
~ river packet Red Chief, Capt. John G.
4 . Nth two bales cotton and sundries, and leaves
te-day.
Mtroad line packet Edward j. Gay, Capt. Bart
= nom 81. Louis, with large trip, and leaves
II q - Friday, her regular day. We thank Capt.
nEoakes, her attentive clerk, for favors.
& nllrosd packet New Falls City, Capt. J. B..
With . large trip, and leaves again on sun.
8 ~ thank Aesars, Woods and Love, her clerks
- i8yprs y = - -
| as Cit far RID Riyer. The stauucb and i ;.
a popular passenger packet Red Chief, Cant.
- g Gnas4 commander, leaves for Alexandria At
this evening. We commend this boat and
~ e shippers. a she will go through with I.
Ia CITY Jbf Ouachifa Riper.-The excellent
Aansht packet Rock City, Capt. j. W. Moore,
4 ndeF NJ. Frank Moore, clerk, is at the land
I and Wit eaye this evening at O'Clock
hedings % ouachita river. This packet will
y! - tAe tfade during the summer. Shippers,
~ 90nss and biz neat packet good trip.
& ~! Dltks m G,dad Lake 1t O'Clock this
r. splendid passenger steamer Grand Duke.
of Capt ]. n. White, with the efficient
celios ia the office, leaves for all the usnaI
I119 I'M to Grand Lake The Grand Ja,,ta a, 4;
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PHILAD HIA.

SNTR FOR PEILADELPui REGULAR
N&SX Line Pacie-Ihs Al clipper bark Fred. Len.
E1&sning, Sumner, master, having large portion Of
her trgo engaged will sail in few DAYS. For balance Of
freight, apply to GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO.,
81 Camp street.
For passage having superior accommodations apply on
board, Post "a, First District aus
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12
Col. Mobiles Northwest Exploring EHPe-
dision

We learn by JAMES McFErRrDGE, ESD,
Collector at Pembina, that the exploring
party under Col MOBILES, after having tar.
ried several days at that point, lef, on their
northwestern journey two weeks ago las,
Monday. The route determined on is by
the way Of st. Joseph, Turtle Mountain,
and Fort Ellie, 10 the south bend OF the
Saskatchewan, returning by the northern
route r'a Fort Garry. Col. MOBILES ey.
poets to be in ST. Paul sometime during the
month of October.
AT Pembina, finding halt dozen of bis
original party disagreeable travelling com.
panlons, Col. MOBILES refused 10 permit
them TO accompany him further. These-
Messrs. REED, DIGxAx, CHEEyER. HARRIS.
McCrILOUGH, Caldwell, and French
man whose name We did not learn-took
the route GU, by Fort Garry. We rgre,
10 learn the failing health Of Dr. GOODRICH,
obliged him TO relinquiSh the trip beyond
Pembna. He returned as far as Otter
Tail City in company with Mr.. McFEr-
RIDGE. With the exception of DR.. e.,
the members of the party were in the enjoy
ment Of health greatly improved by the
journey from 81. Paul.
A budget OF letters from our associate,
MIR. WHEELocK, will be due by the mail TO
arrive here on the 18th instant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12
lRepadtatioa I'm steele County.

An article will be found in another col
umn, from the Mediord irgus. the ouly pa.
per published in that Republican stronghold.
Steele County. While the Arg,i, is Re
publican Journal, it does DO, hesitate 10
manifest its disapprObation of the repudia-
ton policy OF the managers Of It's PARTY.
This article and the letter OF Hon. ii. y.
ilUFF. together with the adyices that reach
Us from dlfftren; parts OF the State, are am
pie evidence that many influential and
prominent Republicans have repuiiattd the
repudia,ionists
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and strength. which be never could acquire
by any Other means Gov. RAxszr Is not
90 stupid that b. did not appreciate this
fact, nor is be 80 unambitious that be would
not have taken advantage Of il, If be could.
And Why did be not. There is only one
answer reooocilabe with the possession Of
the shrewdness and ability with which his
friends credit him and TIA, Is, He did not
himself believe that he was legally elected
Governor. He did 10, be!iese that be could
sustain the charges which he bad made and
he knew that a failure 10 sustain them,
would publicly involve him in personal dis
hooor, and that he would be booted a, as a
political imPostor. And 80 a, once to crafty
bis revenge against his successful competi-
tor, and TO sustain himself with his party, be
invented these charges Of fraud and corrGp-
ton against men Who are his betters in morals
and intellect. To sustain the charges of fraud,
and 10 generate out Of them public sym
patty for his benefit. Gov RAMSEY has DO,
hesitAted to utter any SANDER, however vile,
against any reputation, however high. A
Board Of Canvassers-a cabinet Of State
ofhcers-tbe entire Bench of the high.
e, court Of the State-every one of
whom is his equal in fact and in repute-
these must all he slandered. their char
actors ruined, themselves brought into popu-
lar contempt. and through them TIE State
itself disgracd, that the libellous dema-
gogue may profit by their injury, and rise
upon their tall. The people Of Minnesota
are not prepared to ofer up so many repu-
tations, and so much worth, as q holocaust
to the ambition OF ALEXANDER RAMSEY.