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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-28
Democratic Convention 90 us0"epin
County.

We print, In another column, the pre-
cecdiugs OF the Democratic Convention OF
Hennepin county. held at Minneapolis. on
the 10th inst. The resolutions adopted by
that Convention met our hearty concur
renee. save that one which pledges the De
mocracy OF the county to the repuda,lon OF
liabilities and obligations voluntarily AS
sumed by niny,ccn-twcntieths OF the people
OF the State.
This resolution IL disgraeclul to the men
who framed il dlsgraclu To the Convcn'
ton which endorsed i, and will rcnder
any community who seek TO carry out the
odious doctrine OF rpndia,iou therein
cnuncia,cd. II byc.word and rproach
,hroughou, the land II the delegates from
lleuncpiu county, ,n the State Convention
seek 10 enter ,ha, body bearing the black
flag OF reputation, they should bc lndig.
nanty spurned. as traitors "a common hon
es,y and to the dearest principle OF the
Democratic par,y--tha, OF maintaining
pligh,ed hi,h--by every honest man IN the
Convention. The moment man becomes
rcpudia,iouis,, he ceases 10 he u Demo
Crat
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IL the District Court. at Owatonna. on
the | l,h, before Judge Donaldson, the i'm
por:ant suits came up Tor trial, involving
the titles To the town lots OF Maukato,
wherein what is known as the Did
Mouk 10 Company" figures as plaintiffs,
and the settlers as defendants Messrs.
BRisrlS, BsvER,Gg and klSa appear for
the plaintiff, ard WILLARD, WILKINSON,
rorRrELErrs. and GRssNg, Tor defendants
A. W. TgSx,>r, Esq, has formed an
editorial connection with tina, lively AMI
sound Journal the Carver Democrat.
A LAD named rErSSs, two and half
years of age, was drowned in the Minnesota
river, at Shakopr, on the llth inst.
4 LAD named Cxos ay. formerly employed
IN the Wlnuna RsprbioI, oticr. was killed
by sun stroke in Frmon, township. WI
mona county, On tina, hot saturday" the
I 10th inst.
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Cedar Valley Railroad.

Atamectiug of this Company, at Mcujo.
Ia, on Thursday, the Board of Directors,
with the exception OF Mcssrs. SInLEy aud
SrsFLs resigned Among the new Dlrcc-
tors are Messrs u. rRISGLs, OF Batavia, \
Y; Jossrn CH,NuyRLAIS. OF Cleveland;
and ALRsRr CALDWELL, of 81. Paul. Hon.
Il. pRIxdLg has been elected President of
the Company.
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FULriIAL.-- Occasional the Wash.
ine,ou corr~ponden, ct the Philadelphia
Pres. writes under date Of July 18th. tina,
Hon, L. 4. lIENpRirNs. Commissioner OF
the General Land Othcc is candidate for
Governor Of Indiana and Intends s,ar,iry
tor home in hw day,. 20 canvass ior the
nomination The SAM correspondent also
states tha, Jadgy novGIAs is now in tha,
city preparing another manifesto 90 the
Territorial question. which it !. said will
shortly ~r the lish, OF lay, and viii be tar
ahead OF anything that has Vt emanaicd
from bis prolific brain lil, aid tina, Judge
po,dL.s vii! b. compellcl 10 rcmain in and
aboa, Washington durine the summer, m
accouut Of N, irIla,, health OF bis ACCOM-
pli'hri 'aiy
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ed him at bis time Of need. Gentlemen inter-
ested in this enterprise are now procuring q
number Of men 20 20 forward to the assis-
tsnoe Of Capt d., and We trust his expecta-
tions may be fully realized, after this rein
Iorcemen: reaches him
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Ius Congregational Church worshlpng
on Union Squarr, New lork-Rev. hr,
tHssySKs-has cat n. expelled, and ry.
communicated FROM church fellowship and
connection Rev ! l. HArcH, OF RfoOklyu
too Aocs IN doub,iug and denying the H.
vine appointment II the first DAY Of thu
week a. the sabbath, a. a-o ior his pr
ss,ru, cfor,s agaln,, it- cut"trmNut oI
sunday avs
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DopGE CoUSrY.-The Democracy Of this
county held their convention on the 18th.
Messrs. JANIS GEosGE and A. ID. LADIES'
were elected delegates IN the State Couveu-
iion. The following resolution was unani.
mousIy adopted;
Rooced. That the Democracy o, Dodge
county have an abidiag faith IA the patriots. N
and integrity OF Hon. James ". tsyanaush,
and We refer with PRIDE o. his able and manly
course IN Congress, IN behalf Of Minnesota ard
the interests OF her citizens, aud especially TO
h. position upon the Homestead bill. and the
disposition OF the Puhlc Land, and ths, oar
Delegates this day elected be requested 90 use
oil honorable means in the comlng state Con
vent1a for the denomination OF NJ. Csya.
nAash cor Congress
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Ramsey Cou"sy Dsm"ss"'ic Co"Ns"''""

IN. n.meetatia voters ut kams.y County viii meet
Al NJ. Respective places OF holding heir elrcnnns on
THURSDAY Au6Cst Nh, tstwe"n the hnura oi ave
and seven 4 NJ. tn select pelssas. :" a tohhit '"h
ysnitaD 10 h- held 10 the Clp ct saint iani, hNh"'
II.l on sAruHnAy AIUtS ~ bth. al II \, Tho
nbi,., 81 .aid COM tuu h. he scec i"n Ut nlne
S,I.sats. tn represent Ramsey Cpanty, Va tho state
prsnor.uc ronssnnoa o. August l.th
tach ry.,nct IT, sspt Hpsal st,l he enttlei 10 one
a.tsya,. Ho.. " an be entitled to two aud each Wafl
~ The CITY IN nyc, .,.-....
WI MORTON Chairman.
hue notice Ut the Convention tot the unnlhaH1h oi
Connty uarsr. sil b. siNsn
ID Paul Jalt 18th. i~1p
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VS. l,arn from tbs Richmond EsgYur
ot the 18th, that private letters from the
continent Il Europe intimate that the Amer
ican oHiSrs who had been permitted by the
tn,tci states 10 20 10 the seat OF war IL or,
der 90 gain military inslgh, into war ,aiics
by observation Of the con,euding Power
have avn refused passports 10 travel thith-
er They consequently returned 10 Ing and
IA await further diplomatic consideration u
the matter and Gauss ol OBJECTIONS
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III, steamer Frctghtss az the Portage

Nv letters received from officers OF the
steamer Freigh,cr. We learn tina, Capt,
DAVIS had reached the Portage dividing the
Minnesota river from Rig >,o0e Lake. The
letter Is dated the 29'h OF June. and states
that the enterprise has thus far fal"l 10y the
desrtion OF all bu, thrcv OF the crew aud
tina, u. soon a. u ucw crew could hc shipped
they would proceed TO draw the boa, across
the portage. Captain DAVE Is 'angunc OF
success, yet; and bis officers and crcw 81
three men, arr constantly at ~orA preparing
the way lot the portage. Tbs rr"r, that
the en,erpri-, had l-'n ahandoo"d 10y Capt
DAVIS. was raised by ,bc parti,- Who d-r
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The Red Wig Sentinel says:
oLNsrED COUNTY.


Throughout the length and breadth OF our
beautiful and growing state the news is favor.
able Tor heavy yields OF nearly every variety of
grains. We could present columns Of extracts
from our eNhanges IN reference 10 the coming
crop, it, growth, prospects, etc. tina, would
make our readers dance for joy. and those
croakcrs on Minnesota starvation 90 hang
themselves higher than did Hsman Of old.
Wheat. oats and potatoes never locked better
IN any country than they 10 at present in the
North star state. Corn - somewhat back.
ward, owing 20 the cool weather and cOutinu
Gus rains IN the early part OF the season: bat
with the present Mind OF weather through July
ani August, corn will mature without Difficult.
~. Ia the harvest of l>ia. Minnesota will not
have rival. IN proportion 10 the population
aud number Of acres titled. in grain raising, IN
the UuIon The largest crops viii be harvest.
cd this season that have ever before been
grown 10 this state. TINS. al least. i eueour.
aging and will prove the creates, panacea for
the tight times that could have fell 20 our
lot.
We must confess that the haekwardae.s Of
the pas, spring made - fee lt;,e blue
about the ellls with reference TO the coming
crop. 10 tact, apon the success. Of ,hr "tiiiers
OF ouI soil, tie present year, hang the desti.
MES o. our young aud Thriving STATE. Wfihou,
full rewarc FOR the labor OF the husbandmsn.
Minnesota uasa have lost that native great.
hess 70 Which he has reasonably and gnO-;ea.
tAuou,ly aspirsi Thank. be to Fate Ne
are nov oil right oar crop. will be bouatful.
oar farmers feel encouraged ani peace and
pleniy viii snercie car households Aud
hear'hsi0nes. " 60 mote u be.
We conyer~d with delegate 70 the ate
Republican Convention from almost every
part OF Minnesota and most ol them were
practical agrieaI,ura.si. and they agr,c IL
rcprysn,ing The coalition - thu crops as
promising hyoui all precrieut
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SUPPLEMENT 10 Tnk GALL of TUG DEN
cnIIIr ATAIE IENIHAL tOMMl1tkE


SUPPLEMENT TO Tnk GALL OF tilE DEN
CRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
vAt meeting II the Dsmos fsiio siae Central commit
ts. held at ~. Pani on Monday, Jahe 9, The ioo~hs
resolutions ~.fr adopted
g..Lssd Thai In III. csn Of the Democratic trnirsl
Committee fof tho meeting of stais tnhs"n'e !" pr
held IN the ksha'e Chamber, al the 'spu"l y, Ian',
on Ia. l1ib day Of August brtt, al " eei"'k ms
pufun.s f nom candidates tor certain 1ees "
sss moi The Intention ~ the Io'nmfee 10 e"n'er say
nay .T upon The Con, enon appolsi Delegates 70 III.
thAtIssna n linnat Convention sai +. ne npihh :"
this ON se that The choice Di such dsirts-s shoo
he made al later prrud by ropfrn,i"" 70 pe ~
pr-ssy authorized BY the NsuioctsnJ u III" sAn y"
that pufins.. The words. " and snTh "'mr um'sis -
III. Contention may deem etpsdl.nt In The risnai
Ual ~rrr only attended " embrace The usual conni'
tees aud Ulcers of the purpose 81 iuuf. sse psty
pfRanrakIn being the sksnt language uhsh of h"h ""
pnse IN tho all iuf tho las, STATE tanveomn 4.,-
Es,Atei That ihe fesf-iafy Of he central '"mmiter
b. and h. IL hereby auhoftrd 10 r.qne. NE
o the foregoing resolution, under the Gan Of Vi" sa"
InV ,ntlon IN all the democratic pagers "a hp"e-oa
Democratic paper. respectfully rsque-'"d :" pnh'
ish the above AIMED rssou'lon. under the "a" :" hs
state Conyrnusn 49, .,,,.y
seey u G. 'ommiure.
~ PAut. Jsnu g. 1851
rop.,u JuptqA, p,rn,cr Tho following resolution
~ A. a.o adopted auh rcque. that the same be pub
lished IN Ias fiosssH Asp btsoshAt .
R,safsi that the Democracy of ths fourlh ih!iesl
nistfet be and hry hereby invited aud desired, 70
elect Delegates Ia District l1Ht en"n, "a meet on wed
prsliay theiwh dsy Of Ausnst rrsi, AZ " "ch~h a.
~ Vl1i tn the county rt"sfns ior ihe purpose ot
seanadsia Ia be supported tpr ludas 81 mat
Dt.t,cl INu FkNNAN
Rse'Y " q. tonmllirr.
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Democratic state Convention.

Uenoeraiie stAe Cosvsnii"n vii he held al the cry
Of ~ Paul IN the rsbsis ftamesr ~ III. capitol, ga
"WEDNESDAY, The t7th day 81 AUGUST neat AZ ~.iss
oslaeh ~ fos the purpose ~ B1minsins the ol'o~s1x
Onoers
GOVERNOR,
A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
he1kEfAky Ot SfAIk,
STATE THsAsuHkK,
AN ATTORNEY UESEHAi
TWO MeMSkHs ~ CONGRESS,
And such other oaiesfs the conseD'ion MAJ deem
sigrdien -. ,.,,,x,,. ,..,,...
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hsn'1p'" ''""'' s "ss' % "'''''''
Countts. 40, .nam.Ia cd In ID. above lat will be emit
" uOLgOMBk,
Chairman Dem. Central Committee,
l. Paul. Nay 9. Is5s
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DAKOTA COUNTY.
The Independent says:

Wheat never promised the husbandman bet.
ter yield than at the present From all parts
Of the county We have the mos, favorable ac.
counts for a bountiful harvest. The present
warm weather has done much toward bringing
forward and ripening grain OF all kinds, and We
notice that our farmers are making active pre-.
parations for the coming harvest, which will
soon begin
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Our State exchanges all tell the same
story. 10 all parts Of the State farmers are
in high spirits. All kinds Of grain are look
ing well, and the yield viii be immense.
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Written for the Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
THE SOUL SHALL NOT DIE.
By GEO. HICKENLoPER.

"But the faith may not be shaken, that which ha
been endowed with the power of God-like thought an
allowed to come into manion with its Eternal Au
thor cannot be truly lost The vital fame "hlch pro
ceeded from him at first returns to Him in perfect
cd at last, bearing with it, all good and lovel
things and making Of all the far extending Past, bu
one intense Present, glorious and everlasting"
-Vestiges Of Creation
IT'S beautiful thought
One that angels have wrought
And engraved on the mind and the heart;
That the soul shall not die,
Nor in oblivion lie,
Altho' from this sphere it must part.
That the soul in the gloom,
or the cold, cherries tomb,
Shall to annihilatiyn be brought;
Is doctrine drear,
As to fiji us with fear,
Did not reason revolt at the thought.
'Tls strange that the scenes,
That come IN our dreams,
or those bright future joys unalloyed;
Should prove all unreal,
And wholly ideal,
'Tis strange that the love,
That flows from above,
And follows loved ones to the tomb
Should be utterly vain.
Causing anguish and pain,
And nlllng our bosoms with gloom
What were life's busy scene,
But mystical dream,
without purpose, intention, design?
If our being shall fail,
And our dearest hopes pale,
As We glide down the river OF Time?
All that blooms must decay;
All that lives pass away;
It's Natures unerring decree!
But to pewness OF life,
With all ioveliness rife,
Is must rise again, purified, free
This, alone this, of all,
Removes the dark pail,
That cnshrnuis with sue. horror the tomb;
To- the intelligent mlnd,
AMI the soul that's refined.
Itdisrobes cen the grave Of !tS : oom
o'0'>'''1 - " ''''''
All" 'o"H" "''''e VI me-
We '"'u'' "'J'''s '''' =! '"e way
Were our life hrt a Myth,
Ending sadly in this,
And passing thus aln!less away
H'"' '''i'>''''7 wv i''''''
H'' J" f''J"N''e '''"'-
Mu,t Intellect perish at death?
H""' Tue ''"' pass H"'!'
! tlLiIslrl4t. cincnIGIAl breath!
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''There are some members Of society,"
said the sagacious and witty Thomas Brad
bury, "that are like crumb in the throat,
if they 60 the right vay they afford but little
nourishment; but if they happen to 60 the
.rronq may they give great deal Of trouble
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Pitsburg. 81. Louis.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Jno. J Anderson y Co.
Exchange Bank. Messrs Pare h Bacon.
Mesers Kramer Y RaNm, iUher, heciCk y CO.
y. II lines SulI-. +. r. Nlp'ett Go,
WiIlls Bonthe ESQ Messrs. b van & CO.
WIN. B Pu-cr, E~I. I0TG.
Pennsylvania Cook. Sargent 4 Dnwney.
Mnruugahcia "A BIZ Of brown HEM. W.liIuIIs y Co.
VILE .i!uyt sherman X Go.
Franklin R'Eu! Washington Hon Thomas Benton, j
BGIi:nnre. Springfield, III.
Com & = B'Epf b B.'tinIOrc ". X 2. Insurance Co.
Ba!tl,p,rc ~tvlrg~ Bank. Clark's Exchange bank.
MosS- Johnston y BIO. Jacob hHn:l. E~'l
Il ,nrrt t,trret \ Sous. Hon. 5. I. l., an.
r Marsh Smith, ESQ Col. Jur Williams,
Nathan pu~ur JGckSOHrjiie. III.
Miles Wh.c Hon. Win Brown.
.%err York. " Rrhar! YEes,
Jno. Thompson. Esq. F.. K Elliott, E>Di.
Phiiadelphid. Mess. NJ. ?. Ayers & CO
NeSsrs Caleb Cope < Co. nI-u
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Ambrotypists l. DagUerreotypiSts!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVlNG VERY LARGE
w stock of Ambr0iypC. MelanotNPe Da.uer-
reotypc and Photosr sraphie Goods. embracing every
useful article in demand by the operator consisting IN
.1Tt Of
Cases Frames, Plates. Glass MattimSs
Preservcrs, Pure Chemicals and Apparatus.
,Yhich We will sell on reasonable 'e~mS.
September 25-y2uaa F. GEESAMAN & CO.
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GEE1ss.ss S Sss'sET.

RI:At. ISTNTT BROKERS'.
And DeaierS in Land Warrants aud Exchange.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IUTA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND 10
w CATION uf Lands in Western Iowa Ari Nehra~ Ia;
Me Iiyiuc!; e tlXc~ u It.r f Un-Tr-i.uutS aIi The
solleCtItn and REMIT tllCe i claims.
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W1s. :. HUEsAE, ,

House. Sisn and Ornamental Tatnl"f.
BROADWAY, COUNCIL nLUffs.
~ Iug tiralni.Is Glazing and Paper Hanging, done
VI with ncatncs> amt dispatch. Kr""E iHAc" rant
u ID! rklnis tor sac. No"'' /
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PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.

,yvM. +. KITER. BOOK BINDER AND BLANK
w Book MIuuia, ,It.rrc, tOUN' IL BLiEts, Iowa
rt.I tu eve, ir anything III his department ii buS!
r.~~ p;,u.tly it,, substantial and mvI&mAn'ike Hi'I
uur, ant At low l.4,ra. n5l-N
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ENERGY is a quality that will do anything
th,t can be done in the world, and no cir
eumstanee, no opportunity will make twox
legged creature man without it,"
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The reader will note that we have used
fictitious for real names. The machine
which went under the name Of the purchasr
made him au independent fortune and is
still in use.
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rv Got any ice at your end of the table,
Bill?"
No but Eve got the next thing to it.
What's that?
4 severe cold
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s. L. AENEDy, NJ. D.,

pWI'SETI.I.N' .4.t'D II q Il % ~,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS.
Cnire-2d floor Bcnaon's Bank. Olicc Hours, unit y
o'vi,ck A. N, after 5P. NJ N3 Ho u
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=. Z, OE.sH Err .

NII,lt CHAN II Il y l.. . r.,
And Dealer in Gcntcman'S Furnishing Goods,
.riddIs Er0adray, COtNC!i. BIZ ffS,
-fEpS ON HAND CHOICE SELECTION
~ nf CLOTHS. CNSlNEKES y FESiINGa, III
vs.. u nc " I MAKE Up ,rer. in the latest and ES
,,,i ,rrr,, ,t sly e., Tpgctber with beautiful ny
a,a,t,ur,lt VI GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
nI-u J. T. OLIVER.
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,rr, CLINTON. CALEB BALDWIN

w;Il pr,tce in all Courts OF Record i'll western Iowa
" v3 IL Il
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Dissolution.

J1HE c0-partnership hcrcto"r" existing between in9
/ under, ignct IN the Drug buncss under the trh
name OF u Horn Co., i this dry dissolved by inn-
tual consent The business ~! the late firm VIII be se'-
tle. tr u. fonn. who will continue the business al
tie I'D stand in Hdgs's Block
J. D. N0NN.
JAMES PORTEUFlELD.
Aug 81, 1858. nlo-!w.
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II.\i.It VI. LAND Ati.\
COT NrlL BLlrFS, IOWA.
,,~IJL pRGWpTEY ATTEND TO THE L0-
W CATION and sale oI Land warrants l"T h"il-
Tt-.,.', the ~ ;arut IT TaxC~ and the pur. -d'" d!
st.rni Real Estate generally. VIII also enter LANDS
f,r spftlpr. and L.iyr time or lcyneut~ N2-u
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STORY OF RICHARD MILLER.

Some years ago, in little city in the
West, lived Richard Miller, an honest, in
dustrious, sober shoemaker. lie had eml.
grated from Philadelphia, few years pre-
vlous to the opening Of my story, with his
wife and child and by economy and the
closest attention to business, be managed to
lay up six hundred dollars. This sum he
would have undoubtedly so increased, as to
place himself and family beyond the reach
of want in few years, had it not been for
that insidious monster, consumption. The
fell destroyer came to him, as is usual 10
such cases, in a bad cold, and for long
time be hattercd himself into the idea that
it was only bad cold; but like a skillful
sapper and miner, it soon undermined his
constitution, and he began to have some
glmmering Of his real condition.
There was no use staying any longer in
the West. so he sold olt bis stock, and fix
lures, and returned to Philadelphia, where
he took up his permanent abode. Having
become entirely too weak to work, he spent
his days in that inactive. but petulent state.
so common to csnsumptives.
One day he took it into his head to con-
suit an eminent physician--one of the pro.
fessors of Medical College-in order tc
ascertain his true condition. He called up.
on him, stated his case, and underwent the
! customary examination,
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Tvi,c Foundry X Paper y "n'"h""Se
No. IJI NORTH MAIN STREET
. P IADrW yJPErRs WIN BRIGHT.
LADEN. PEERS CO..
NpEALEES ~ PIe,>r>, P.a!H and O lament" llfe'
~ Ncyy7, B"pk rl Letter, C"Irrrd art Manila "a
per- Ca Is dl! Cara BuIIs PrIuIng Inks, Ct. t3ul
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VOL UJ-NO. 26. WHOLE NO. 1870.
Che at'eeklp Aunpareh.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, by
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