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the spois of Office; this degradation Of law,
and loss Of confidence in courts; this tyranny
of ignorance and intolerance, is blighting the
country, and and squeezing money from the
pockets of an impoverished people, daily re-
duced to severer toll and drudgery, to increase
the strength of gigantic hereditary power,
which under the name of Democracy, liberty,
patriotism, will end as all such perfidious
parties have ended, in anarchy, confusion,
riot, war, dictation, or military chieftains, mil
itary despotisms. When the times are ready
. Napoleon will be on hand; when the way
is open to the throne, chieftain will be ready
to ascend.
A majority that will submit to be bullied
out Of its rights, and tamely pass under the
yoke Of despotism imposed by factious mi
nority, exhibits spirit of pusilanimity and
Indifference to consequences, that invites tyr
amy and sustains oppression. This submis-
sion We have seen seen it in Minnesota seen
it in other States seen it enacted by Demo-
cratic United States Senate, which goes far to
confirm the remark of Mr.. Jefferson, that the
people are more prone to the ease of despotism,
than to contend with the boisterous sea of
liberty. And what is most sickening and hui
initiating, we see this oppression endured by
the children of men who poured out their
blood and treasure to purchase free govern
ment, which their posterity is already unable
to defend. MINNEsorUs.
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A Card from w. G.. LeDuc, ESQ.
ST. PAUL, July 81, 1859.

A Card from w. G. LeDuc, Esq.
ST.. PAUL, July 81, 1859.
To tho Editors Of tho Asnnesotian:
GENTLEMEN: notice in your paper this
morning partial and unauthorized statement
of the action of public meeting held in the
City Of Hastings, on Monday evening, the
18th inst.
This statement is without the signature of
either the Chairman or Secretary of the meet
ing, and misrepresents entirely the expression
of opinion manifested by majority of the
citizens assembled, and was smu- gled into
the columns Of your paper without any au-
thority whatever.
The assertion in the concluding paragraph
of the communication, that " Some opposition
was made principally by Democratic Office
holders to the passage Of any resolutions re-
fecting upon the Governor and Auditor Dun
BAR, but the above resolutions were passed
by large majority over all opposition, and
elnbody emphatically the voice of the people
of Hastings" is untrue and presumptuous.
Your anonymous correspondent, whoever
he may be, has abused your courtesy as Edi-
tors, and, as l believe, wilfully misrepresent-
ed the feelings and opinions of the Hastings
people. Very respectfully, &C.,
WIN. G. LEDUc.
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Foreign Items.

New YORK, July %.
The Evening Post has seen private letters
just received in this city. Several items Of
news from Italy thathave not yet been known
here.
The massacre at Perugia had created an
intense excitement in Milan, and on the end
of July, Card'l Antoinette and Col. Schmidt
were burned in effigy on the Grand Plaza de
Aime
1t is said that 5000 Sandman soldiers have
repaired to Bologna to protect that city and
support the provisional government.
Massimo de Azelgio has also gone to b.
logna.
The news of the battle of Solferino created
as great sensation at Naples as else
where, and the young King at once dispatched
messenger to the camp to congratulate the
allied victors. 1t was further rumored that
an envoy extraordinary would be sent to him
perhaps to form an alliance with the Sandman
government. '"'''
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1859.

TO man Of spirit. q subordinate, or infe-
rior office, is Objectionable, serviie, mean, de-
grading, or humiliating, when an unprinci.
pied superior imposes upon the service condi-
tons which make it so. When a man is
compelled to abnegate his individuality: to
assume mechanical existence, and to guage
his moral principles to any standard of duty,
and even If required to exert his stoutest en-.
ergies in defence of wrong, or the advance
ment of crime, he quickly becomes as radi-
cally corrupt as his Office
This self-abandonment being now a chief
qualification for public employment, who will
accept? and upon any other condition none
dare accept. There is not an official, howey-
er high or low, from U. S. Judge to the bow
who kindies his hopor's Office fire, but knows
that he is under close surveillance; that he
moves and lives within the restraints of par
ty law. That the system of espionage over
him and his is complete. His name, Office,
and salary is on the register Of the party
Commissary General, who levies party tax
upon the Office as the exigency of the times
demand.
This system Of forced levies was organized
in 1856 by Mr.. Peter G. Washington. Pc
ter, however, only aimed at raising fund
for supplying the benighted million with
stump speeches, music and whisky to wash
them down, in the last and Anal heat of the
Presidential contest.
The system which proved so efficient in
1856, will be pushed to the utmost extreme
in 1860. Forced =" voluntary contributions :"
your office or your money; registers COM
plete; none can escape, from the Marshall in
Utah to the office-sweepers in the Capitol
Argus has eyes and Briareus arms sufficient
to reach every soul. All must contribute !;
this is the tenure and condition of Office. or
be driven forth like Cain, or rather like Neb-
uchadnezzar, turned out to grass.
Don't suppose for an instant that the party
spies sleep. Have not 10000 office-holders.
place men, their nests of ease, Incidence,
profit, and position to guard. No sleep
The lutte of Mercury might withdraw the at
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PATENT MEDICINES.
{ N s T A Mt RELIE T
S l. U A n > S

L N : Il A N L X Il l. l E f
For Horses and Cattle.
This 10 truly Great Remedy. Half % cent bottle
4 sloans Instant Relief, given In pint of warm
er, seldom tails to Horse OF Choc in few mir
ties; In extreme Cases repeat the dose in fifteen min
ties.
For Bruises, Strains spI aims, and many other inju-
Horses, Cattle and other animals, Sit ms In
tant Relief speedily effects cure. Many persons have
aston,shed to witness the rapid effected, BY
use Of this wonderful medicine.
~ Get Circulars of Agents.
SLOAN'S OINTMENT.
For Miliness, Safety, Certainty ~ d oruu, hness
Loans Ointment sxcels, aud Is rapidly Superseding all
ther Ohtme, To anu Lniments for the Of the toll
owing diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds, Cracked Heels,
Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Calls, Callus, Spavne,
Sween.y ,Fstula founderedF e Sand Cracks Scratch
or Gu ase, Msnte, and Horse Dstemper
THECONDITlON POWDER is composed princfpanv
. herbs roots, and may b- given at all times and
.nder all circumstances with perfect safety. 1t has
found by long experience, to be highly useful in
of the diseases to which horses md cat
SUBJ, CT, Wis Distemper Hide Bouni Loss of Az
ette, Inward Strains, Yellow Water. lhfanatlon Of
eye, Fatigue IRON Hard Exercise; also Rheumatism,
commonly called the Stia Compls,nt) lts safe and
remed, for Coughs and Colds. 1t carries Oh all
humors, and will remove all information fe.
purify the BLOOD loosen the skim cleanse The water
strengthen every part of the body, tine package
ii the powders and box of the Ointment will perfect
u recent Foui der IN six eight days, without
-avng the least effect In the feet. In Horse Dit,
they will silay the fever and promote healthy
ion Of the disease. One Powder and part u
II the Ointment will, in all cases, the Hoen Dis
SLOAN'S MEDIClN ES are old in Every Town il all
he Western States Prepared by
brand oi * scu sbeAs, 9Is,ss, rpIi. tors
Oct6.dawly
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Propretor's prices, a,
I. Paul, by DAY 4 jerks J. w. BOND, WM H
iOKTON, and retailed by ell the other DrLggi IL
re CITY.
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Warrington News.

WASHINGTON, July 81.
Information has been received here that
majorities Of the State and City Democratic
Committees of New York are for Douglas,
and will show their hands at the proper time
under the inspiration of leaders like Rich
mond
McLean's dispatches by the Tennessee give
no encouragement of the solution Of the Mex
lean problem. He is pretty we'll disguised
comfort here but doubtful promises, which
will not suppcc::.. him; or feed troops, or fur
nish levies.
Gillis. one Of the Pennsylvania Lecompton-
ties, slaughtered last fall, has just got ais re-
ward by Indian appointment -
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PAPER WAREHOUSE
IS SOUTH CLARK STREET, CHICAGO

established BY manufacturer for the sale Of
al sizes Of
NEWS AND JOBBING PRINT AND BOOK PAPERS,
Of various quses, fn papers Of all kinds, fir, the
celebrated Nj Is of Chanberln, FarweL Co., Water
town, N. " French Letter and Note, Commercial Note,
&c. &c.
Colored Medium and Double Medium, Manila Rag
and Straw Wrapping Papers. $50. 49,.
Also. CARD BOARDS Of every variety, and Of better
quality than ever before offered In this msrket.
~ ORDERS from the Country solicited.
". IAN NER. Agent.
Pest Once address, Box 8s4. mS12.w1w
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Or. AN HONY AND ST. CLOUD---TI,E

8 e. AN AONY AND ST. CLOUD.-.IHE
~ staunch otean b..St EN EkPkIsE xnuu6.
viii Ply regu ariy between St Ant .ony
anu anu MN .eapos, and b. G oud, anu sfySSiESy
oauk Raj as, stopp ng At all the land IL
ings. Leaves At. Anthony Mopdays ann ..,. :,
tyoeIock, A. and arrives a. st. Cloud Tusd.S ard
snasy afternoons; and leaves 81. Cloud v einesdsys
Anthony same evenings " "
X For freight or passage apply on board, or.o
LEVI COssIT. #. Anthony,
May ~, 1859 my2O.dn vtuct
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ORNATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON

L THE PLY SIULOGICAL VIEW
- MARRIAGE, $50 P~ges anu l3U
sine Pam and Colured Litho-
craps and Plates, s,nt free OF lost
ge to all parts OF the Un,oa.-
,henpest Book yer published, and
'untaihing nearly double the guam
lily Of reading matter 10 that OF
ne Fifty crnts or Dollar Publica
atom. 1t treats on tue Ply siolo-
y Of Marriage, and the secret dis
'iers and ihfirn,ities VI youth and
,aturity, resulting from, excuses
Inch destroy the ply sical and men,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CHERIRFsS SALE....RY VIRTUE OH
sn executon issued out Of anu the Of the
District Court tor the frat judicial district in and for
the County Of Anoka, g. Minnesota upon iudg.
ent rendered and iocketed in said Court on tn. 9Th
refetheI Is Plaintiff and J. Washburne IL
In favor Of the said plaintiff and against said
snt for the Of t~o hundr ed dollars
cents ($xO09 and Interest from rendition, have this
18th Day OF May, 1859, levied upon the loving de-
scrbed real property 70 witt commencing The north.
east Of let 5 in block twenty nine (9o) in
The town Of Anoka according to the survey and ps
che by @. b. Chapman, thence running in west.
eriy direction the north line Of the
rectlon line parallel the east ne of said lot
Eve in block twenty nine aforementioned one Hundred
l0o) feet, thence runnir IN rIy direction on
parallel with the north line VI the aorsmen tioped
lot ) in block twenty (29 twenty feet 10 the
side Of Second Avenue, thence runn. in north.
ery direction along the west side Of Second Avenue to
iheresn, the property Of A. }. WashbuTn no'ice is
hereby given that viii sell the shove described real
ton, At the Ran oph House, in the vage OF Anpka on
Monday Sth y Of August 1850, 1t o'cocs in the
forenoon OF that day. satisfy said together
"ith interest and costs thereon. g., ...t.-
Dated Anoka' May 9Th, 1859.
=. :. O0kIs, Flalnt1. Attornry. jy2 view
STCATE OF MlNNR>OTA, DISTRICT
COUNTY Henry II. New berry, Psilt against CLa rIes
Low, Defendant. summons. To the above man ed
eienasnt: You are here' summoned ard requr. d to
ia the ONCE Of the Clerk of the District Court above
and to serve copy of your snswsr to the said
complaint on the subscriber his office, in Tayicrs
10 sald county and State, viii In twenty dsys az
Ter the service OF this Summons on you excluive fthe
lay OF such service AND you IA to answer the said
sction will take judgment against >ou for h. an, 10
rvo Hundred Dollars with int.rt st thereon f,o ,ha
per annum. Together With the .s % o. seven per cent
Dated, Taylor's Fails. June 81. A. D. 1859
EAwARD BRUsT, Plaintiffs Attorney. iy18xsv
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REAL ESTATE.
ID. l.. BROWNELL,

ID. u. BROWNELL,
LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATl
Cambridge lsant Co. Mnn., will buy and sell Real /,
tate Taxes paid for non-residents. Assistance rel
dered In selecting claims &C., &c. RErEREscrs-
Chas. T. Robbins. Esq, 6sh. Merchants Bank Prov,
dence, 4. l., l. A. Brownell Co., Boston, Mass,
Lincoln, Esq, New York City, X. F. Slaughter Es.
st. Paul. Col Cyrus Aldrich, Minneapolis, A. B. Coz.
gas, ESQ.,, Saltwater. apQ8.u
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The LIVER lNvIGUlsAI Ol., Pee.

Nv, SSiiipotii'icu SUtiTtlY
81 puE gative AMI Liver Net
;. Test Gums ren.uv. ell
Vse dose oftwo tea sp.. OH
fuls Will away, r, lieve
sick headache. On,y one
dose Immediate y relieves
Cholic, while one dos, Of
ten repested Is a sure
! ure tor Cholera M"rbus,
and a preventative Of
Cholera. Only on, boltI.
3 nee I ! to throw out Of
the system The effects OF
me dicine after q iong SICK
ness. One bottle taken
f"I Jaunuice ,e;nuYes I'll!
sallowness or unnorur,l
color from the SKIN. One
lose taken q shu,t time
before eating gives vigur
to the appetite and makes
the food digest well. One
dose often rep, . ed cures
IChroLic Diorrn.--
--s~-.. IL It's
worst form, whine Summer
and Bowel COMPLAINTS
yield almost u the d. st
dose. A few bottles vii.
cure ,Dropsy by exciting
] essure IN recommeri ,Iir,o
. for Fever ana Ague, Chill
Bilious type. 1t operates
10 are willing tc testify TO its
lse It are Rivinx thei unan.
Mix water in the mouth
allow both together. Price
u. SANFORD, Proprietor,
Z. Bet lied by eli Drug,
MO"TON, Jackson Street,
nthony Street, Agents, St.
iy23-dsu GIN
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Losses equitabiy adjusted and promptly paid. Up.
warda of I'll " 1910 of Losses have paid by the
&tna Insurance Company In the past 50 years. Fire
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted At terms
tent with sovency and fair profit. Especial attention
gwen TO Insurance of Dwelinge and Contents for
of to years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable ana
uninterrupted through of financial sunshine
Storm periods eventful in exempt from
conagratlons and maritime disaster Being long estsb-
lsqed on cash basis the troubles Of the credit system
affect US In no material particular.
During "hard FINEST the security Of reliable insurance
is an Imperative auty-ths ability property owners 10
sustain loss being then mach issssned.: j.; -
" Ill 'h. '.rihaILal c,Ies and town. In uuh
out the State. Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-w-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent. st.. Panl.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
1859. 1869. 1859.
CATHCART g CO.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
Spring and Summer Stock
STAPLE AND FANCY
D r Y-G-OO D s I
Which they ossr to their Customers At
UNUSUAL Low PRICES |
The Attention Of 4
GAS B I'VE RS
Il Respectfully Solicited, they feel Confident in say.
ing, that
NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE
WITH THEM IN
Quantity, Styles. Qualities, or Prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VIII be Supplied atthe
LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK
PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH
CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
All Orders will be promptly filled by one Of the Pirm,
who will give snecisl Attsnsis
To the Wholesale Trade.
DO NOT FORGET
To call where Goods always shown freely at Prices
which seldom fail to insure Sales, BY
oATHoART / co.
May, 1859. dav
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.oni Gums, Ii one of tile I
zines now before the puD
,orbid or bsd matter,
ION the system, applying
= their place \ healthy
low of bile, invigorating
ne stomach, causing foo
o digest well. purifying
he blood, giving tons and
health to the whsle ma
chinery, removing tn.
cause Of tn iisexse-eI-
fecting q radical cure.-I
Bilious attacks are cured,
and, what is b ttsr, pre-
vented by the occasional
use of the Liver Invigora
tor. One .o3e after eat
NJ is sufficient to relie,.
he 8 omach and proven
he food from rising an
curing. Only one dos.
AIKEN before retiring pre-
tents nightmare. On.
N~o DO. 49,
~.~ ~oss Uoken at nigh, 4.
'oosens the bowels gently
and cures costIvehess.- /
One dose taken after enc,
meal will cure d dyspepsia
the absorbeLts. w. taxi
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w. w. McDOUGALL.

REAL ESTATE AGENT, SURVEYOR, DRAPTSMAk
and Conveyancer, il engaged in exploring, investp,
Money, and locating Land Warrants. Will furpis
Pre-emPtors and Strangers with all necessary info,
nation, and pats. No Investments made In Ian,
with which am not personally acquainted. Order,
Tor Surveying and Drafting promptly executed. Ofhc.
Corner Main and Bridge Streets W sbaslav M r
J.. r. BRADFORD.
DEALER ~ REAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEST Oh
the Post Office, ~. Paul, Minnesota. m,
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I N. SHERBURNE.
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.-On6ce 4,
Concert Hall Building, St. Anthony street. st. Pau,
MinnesOta =,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS. ..
l..ss HENRY m. SLADE, II
A T T. o r N E Y AT LAW =.
-a And Notary Public. 81
Qses 4" Rogsrs' Block, Third Ssrsss, 81. Pa.a. ~
August II, 1868. ..s -. .u,,s.a A,
M. E. AMES,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
aoasRs BLOCK, q.
SAINT ANTHONY STREET,
81. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
jy12dv.
w. d. WASHBURN, u
ATTORNEY 4 OJNSELLOR AT Law
Ind Oommisssone for TIC Ssos. Of xstn.. g
HNNEAP0Lls. :: MINNESOTA.
BABCOCK 4 COTTON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELL0Rs AT LAW. once.
Mnn. street. in the hnns'o.n Building ssn. Paul
ID. COOPER. .9-I :
COUNSELLOR AT LAW. WILL, FOR THE FUTURE
act as Counsel only. except in special cases furnis
written opinions and arguments. and attend to tn
the State and of the United States ONCE in Irvine
Block. I-'-'- "'-'fs'lE may6-dtf
t HORACE b. BIGELOW, b.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAw.-Omce
~. q, Isnosr,s Block corner Of Third and Cedar
streets, 81. ranl, Minnesota. jy19-dn
GEORGE A. NOURsE,
(Lste Of St. Anthony
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. ONCE in
M;oiSns's (Phonix Block) Saint Paul, Minn.sota. ,
W. A. GORMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE IMMEDIATELY oyEh
Col McKenty's on Third and Minnesota Streets, aD
Van Etten Onicer. Especial attention given r. Col
isssions and Land Cases before any Court Lam
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
- - ~ : j.cs-d1y.vs'
JOIN B. sAHsoax. lBEo. FRENCH. cBAs. c. Iu,
SANBORN, FRENCH & LUND,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, CON.
Hampshire, Ohio and Massachusetts. Once on ssp
anthony Street, over hackubin Edgerton'. Bank,s
faal, minnesota. (sept Is.
l N. SHERBURNE,
| COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAw.-onics 1,
Concert Hall Building, St. Anthony street, st. Pau
Mlnneso.a. jel
tsAAo vas ErTEH. ossIozs
VAN ETTEN 4 OFFICER.
| ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, 81
PAUL, Minnesota. mar97
EDWIN @. BECKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL AGENT 81.
perior Wisconsin. Real Estate bought sold, Taa
paid, and all the business of General Agency attended
V ~..n pIolnPtness JET
'ssss eAfiLLAH. 9. p. oILELlAI
| .---- j. 4 g. p. GlLFlLLAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CORNER OF THIRD AMI
Minnesota Streets, st. Paul, Minnesota. my.
EDWARD r. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law, Tasting,
Minnesota Territory. ag-8i
A. McELRATH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, North East Third and Minneso,s
street, St. Paul, Minnesota.
| i. DANIELS,
| ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ONCE o,
Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota.
ID. NEWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE ON THIRD STRFra
four doors west OF Jsckton street, over Bdwells E.
chaosc bank, ST. raul MINNESOTA. ny
| q. /. MOSS. &c. PENAIHaro
| MOSS & PENNINGTON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Phoenix Block, cor.er St. Anti
/ eny and Wabasnaw, St. Paul, n. +. aug4-d