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Criminal Court Clerk

a1g- We are authorized to announce Il. H. CAMP
BELL 4 Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election. auglj-te
Es- We are authorized TO announce CHAS +. DIG
CONS candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. July4-t
Rg- Weare authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ, IS candidate Tor re-elec ! the Office OF
Criminal Court Clerk at next March election my lite
IT. We are authorized to a..Ounce DR. f. NJ
PATTERSON as candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
atJne ensuing March election. maya I'd
County trustee.
RFy- We authorized To announce JoHN W. MAR
4 can .iIdIte Tor County Trustee al the ensuing
March election. octll-td
Sg-We are authorized To announce HARDIN
BOSfICK candidate tor the office II County Trustee
of Davidson couaty ut the ensuing March election.
oct5-td
RS- We authorized to announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE candidate for County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. scpl0-te
A9-Weare authorized u announce rHOS. I. SAUN
DERS 4 candidate for he Office OF County Trustee
of Davidson County at the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-ti
M We authorized to announce SAMUEL z
AMENra candidate for County Trustee at the
March election. aprl9-td
as- We authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE i ;tnG.iit@ Cor Trustee of Davidson coun
y, 1T the next NarCn election. aug2O-te
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Dissolution.

SItHE eo-partnership heretofore existing under the
i style aad nFm e ). W. LANGLEY CO., has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business Nill hereafter be conducted by j W.
LANsLEH, WIN alone IS authorized 60 setIle the
business OF tue late arm.
h. RuCKER, Jr.
j. ". LANGLEY.
Nashville, July LIST, 1859,
y. B.-rae business hereafter will be Conducted
BY the undersigned, at the old stand, ~ Union
street. J. ". LANGLEY.
oets9-u
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Jasper Branch Railroad.

OFFICE NASH x CRAr. RAILROAD Co.
October 3, 1893.
DY order Of the Board of Directors calls are made
ID on the stock OF the Company subscribed for
building branch road from bridgeport 10 Jasper,
pay able u the Treasurer of this Company follows
One dollar On each share on the LIST OF November
1889 and two dollars on each share the LIST ds
OF December, 1853, January, February, March,
April, May, June, July August, September, octO-
Der and November, 1900.
Payment may be made to jackson Pryor at Jas
per, OF 10 the Treasurer at his Office in Nashville.
Promptness IN meeting these calls Is requested Of
the subscribers 81 stock the construction OF the
road depends exclusively the means provided
specifically for that purpose
oct4-u W. a. GLEAvEs. Treasurer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

BRIpAI-D AND SADDLED-The following
from an exchange isn't bad:
Keeping Toms wedding day his friends
b oze / ull their brains were added,
They drank his brutal dag rosn sie he'd and said
Thai same day was saddied sAk
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INSURANCE..

Assets security for losses a folloSs:
EyfNA Insurance Co. Of Hartford 81 $50 .s2s 30
LISHome InsurAnce 90, Of Ne~ Ioxk. AL ga Il
Hartford Pre- lnsaraace Ca, q Hard, sTI.IlS a.
Phenix Insurance Co. Of dtrtford-- SO $40 II
Lamar lire Insurance Co.. q -ss foFk, se& ,00S
y. England sire Mafiae Ins- Co., q
Hartford. Observation-Disclosures. $50 2sis
Sew YORK Life Insurance Co., q y. Y. so7 sI16
NASH 4 hAkR. Aeenss
octi5-6 Ne 8 College street
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New Music! New Music!!
Al Luck's Music store

DoBBiS around SchoitiEch, IS cents
ID slavery Midnight Noon, IS 4"
havs heard frota ms bOne, 25 ..
Ammo Isle, "a beautiful SsRgl IS f"
Gentle Annie, gsriatioas by Beilak - "
Forest Glade Polka Brilliant, by Colts
chalk, 30
Ia Trayiata, complete Opera, SIS 90
Richardson = revised Piano inst -uetoF, 90
Teachers and Ssfain4rses sappiiea 90 the usual
terms and Nusc seat u any part u the country sH
receipt Of market pfioo, sspusn
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Corn and Nhear.

+ viii Ply The highsst market pFsos Ter Corn an
l. Wheat delivered AZ the CTS AiIls-
5. \. Hpi4iNGsW OKTH
ecfiz-tf 40. o Mzgkss ssr~1f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

SUGAR-The receipts OF both old new crop
Sugar have been light, aud have generally met with
a good demand, especially for the latter, which has
con sderably advanced The sales Of the past week
have amUuuteI to about 500 hhCs new crop, including
z5U to-day mostly at e range Ol our !utatl"ns
gwen below, 500 hhds old at so 61 &c for
gJod common 10 fully fIr, aid 63I 91c e 10 for
prime Choice We quote for new crop az foil VS.:
Inferior Observation-Disclosures. 955a
Z mmon e. Good Common ............. Gd6I
FAIR to Fully Fair Observation-Disclosures. 6sIG0714
Prime and Choice $500, ............... : a 9s
taaHl a Hantr nj M
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
MARRIED..

BY Rev. W. Warren, oct. 81, 1859, Mr.. JAMES
WYATT TO Mss MARTHA E. LANIER, all Of this city.
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Browns Trial.
W arkels,

CHARIEsTOwN, Oct. 3l.-Griswold is ad-
dressing the court in defense of Brown.
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MANUFAUTURERS' ARTICLES.
J. & G.. REAKIRT,

So Second Street, Cincinnati, ONO.
KEEP A EULL SUPPLY OF
Manufacturers Articles,
Carding Machines,
Warp on Beam, assorted colors,
Machine Cards,
Wire Heddles and Frames,
Shuttles,
Steel Reeds and Pickers,
Lacing and Picker Leather,
Harness Twiae,
Hand Cards, Tenter Hooks,
Comb Plate, &c., &c.
ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Dye-Stufts, Cochineal,
Cudbear, Indigo,
Nader, Clutch,
Log Wood, Sumac,
Cam. Wood, &C., &C., &C.
sep24-ly
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For sheriff..

EDMONDSON a. a Candidate for ~uerir of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. octZ6-Ie.
UPWe are authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON as 4 candidate Tor election the oice of
Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

TDBACC0.-The condition of the Tobacco market
has exhibited little Improvement during the
past week, very few buyers ming forward even for
small lots, and the Offers being considerably below
the views of holders The sales Of the wees, a. far
made pubic, have b.eu confined about $50 hhds,
OF which 90 and 10 Mason county private terms,
and Ahds at y aud Y1ac G. Id.
We repeat previous quotations, though they are
entirely nominal
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

r Hsvg Ga hand TIVE Gasd seeona- Handed Table.
IL. Gees aad al 10 good raaH4as es1sr. isleh
l silf seti b.. fur cash.
setls-sf z. ArsALl-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f 0 r S A L E.

yNTISHING to make other Investments, We pro-
w poseto sellall our Real Estate Ia Davidsonco.
follows;
That Suburban Residence.
situated the Frankiin turnpike, within halt mile
the city and opposite the Residence Of the late 10
seph W. Horton ThIs is, perhaps, the most com
handing ia the vicinity Oi Nashville, and d
desirable country residence. The house will be
sold with II Is OF land the purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm,
known as SIMS Tract, situated on the smIth Turn
pike, (OI Lebanon rQau) within three miles Oi Nash
plile Containing $50 The soil Is gOod well
wdtcred anu umbered, and can be divided into small
tracts twenty aud upwards, all OI which
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gardeus.lnd dairy farms Also, that
Beautiful Farm,
ON same road, now occupied by 4. Z. McCampbeI,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. luis place is SO well known to
uGed further description. 1t Will also be divided
To purchasers. T. q. McCanpbell Ill nov these
places any one who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable
years
Apply toA. 5. LIndsley Nashville or to either
OF the uuGVrslgned-
THoS. C McCAMPBEIL,
Six milesfrom Nashville.
J. A. MCi;AAPBELL,
april Nashville.
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BUENA VISTA,

The snie Is without reserve, and the land will be
sold for Just what will bring sale g. commence at
II ociock. Omnibus viii lie we Office ao'clock.
COLLATION. usual Terms Of sale liberal, and Will be
m de known ON the day Of sale.
oct22-td r. Il. GLASCOCK 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
No. 30 Union street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
.-ind at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. b. & A.
V. RUTLAND. choice lot of fashionable Boots
aud Shoes of every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them
call.
Heavy BrOgans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
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n haven sore fan Assortneat o. IIPPIS6,OrT a
i BARBS CELEBRATED ffRE-PRlfoF sAFz,s, al
s1ses - hirk an 01cfine Al nl4nafecsnrers rrlces
.. n. Hof1IN6kN0hI1l
ecs LII No. o Azrksl sEseel.
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ROBERT MOORE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
oct24-tf 40 walnu, street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
D. D. DICKEY

IL AS in Store leo Wheel Barrows;
l3o0 sets assorted Ironl 900 pounds Gum Pack.
Axies. ing:
l3 Kegs Boiler Rivets; 100 bundles ass ed Wire.
10 900 do PRESSED Nuts; 80 Doors;
900 Washers, 10000 Lights sash;
rs Kegs Wrought Nails; so sides sole Leather;
500 pounds Emery; 500 feet Card CictAing;
200 papers Timers 100 steel Reeds:
Rivets; lOGardeE Engines;
so ass d SAusageCutteFs; 10 Wheat Fans;
Is do do suffers, fnreshng dachinss;
200 Sheets Copper, 40 straw Cutters;
6o0Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn ShellerE.
1 200 pounds Brass; 6 Railroad Scrapers;
21Oassorted Putty blocks; > smut Machines:
so assorted Ghurns; 500 escorted Pl0ws;
so boxes Glass; 90 Pumps,
Ice boxes Tia Plfte; hali bbis White Fish;
SO slabs kinc, 1911, drRuiie Rams;
81 Pigs TIA; 900 poanis Galvanized
8, 600 FeetasshFid Gas ffpe. Wire
10 900 do assorted c 4thcr zoo boxes Rng Trav eers
Bel ing; 20 900 gallons stone Ware:
5000 feet assorted Guml0 900 bushels Coke
Setting; 40 Pig Iron;
1000 pounds Pump Chaigs,
Besides uany other articles on hand and for sale
by foetS-tl1 u. u. DiCkEY.
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Great Attraction.
EXECUTORS SALE Of
land. negroes, &C,

II pursuance Of the last Will aud testament Of
L Charles Ready, senior, deceased, shall, ON the
23d, 9th and 18th of November next.
At his late resi- lence in Rutherford county (Ready-
vic), sell all the balance OF the personally belong
ing his estate, consisting IN part OF Horses Cows,
Fodder Corn, Oats, Cotton, two Cotton Gins, port
able Grst Mil Wheat Trasher and Fan two Wagons,
a large lot or Farming Utensils Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, together with
AZ Negroes,
Embracing Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Also, the
tract Of Iand on which he resided, containing about
500 ACRES,
And 275 acres of Cedar Land in the vicinity. These
.nds favorably situated, being and near
good turnpike roads cIuvcui nj to mills, churches
post Office, &c The Homestead Tract is one OF the
best improved places IN the county of unsurpassed
fertility, we'll watered and has of the best mill
sites stones river. Nearly the entire tract Is
well iUcus"d, $50 In cultivation: the
balance well timbered ami large portion OF Il set
with grass There rs no better wheat, corn, cotton
and tob tcco land in this latitude audit is admirably
adapted To stock raising. II will be sold credit
o / 2aud 3 ears. The Cedar Land is second to
for the quantity ana qualitr of its cedar tim
her. IL will be- sold In lots 30 t. 40 acres, ON
credit of one aud two years. The negroes and other
property a credit OF twelve months. Two ap-
prove,i securities viii be required in all eases, and
lien retained the land till thc purchase money is
pad. CHARLiS READY,
oct22-1m Elk 4eutor
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MEssRs. EDrroRs-Teil the people that the
Fine Tobacco SO long and anxiously looked
and longed for has come, and that they may
luXuriate once more by calling at
J. Ii. LANGLEY IL Co.'S
oetI A Union street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

DERSoNS In search Of something Delicious and
L faistabie would do we'll 20 call at ADAM 4
EAVksS, ar opposite M. 5, - the famous and
noWnei hsittIn'fe Oysters and Lake Erie SAlInond
resolved there daily by Adams Express.
ceti-~u
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16

ton l take willsubjcct me to attack from.
some of the would great men Of the
Democratic party Of Minnesota Indeed
| confidently expect that they will assail'
my motives and endeayour to blacken nv
character. Yet, while am willing to
stand upon the issue Of truth in what I
have stated, and feel conscious Of recti--
tude OF motive in pursuing this course, [
have for such persons nothing but scoru
and defiance. I .detcst their arrogance
and abhor their narrow minded Jcsuitis:n
Whilst they are preparing to impose a.
mother stupendous fraud upon the people
OF Minnesota, and are concocting schemes
to resume Offices 70 which they are cnti-
tied neither by law Or ability, I can yell
afford to assume position which places
me at the greatest possible distance trom
their dishonesty. Ny only regret at leav-
ing the Democratic party is, that political
inexperience should ever have led me
to connect myself with it. -
10 the readers of this paper, with whom
l have ever held the kindest intercourse L
bid hearty adieu. JAS. W. LYND.
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= ~ 5I!-@IG#
JUNE. ...,s..ssa.'l6. .ss.' !. I..."@l .... 1859.

precluded the possibility of any legal pro-
lection or redress, then you will say with
me, that you would not only demand the
protection of the law, but you would call
in your neighbors and your friends, and
would ask them to. say with you, that these
your friends could not be taken into sla-
very. ii s,5 glsse.;. .ls.1.g.s,.. /:
And now / thank you for this lenicncy,
this indulgence, in giving man unustly
condemned, by a tribunal before which he
is declared to have no rights, the privelige
of speaking in; his own behalf I know
that it will do nothing toward mitigating
your sentence, but is a privilege to be al
lowed to speak, and thank you for it; /
shall submit to the penalty, be it what it
may. But stand up here to say, that if
for doing what |, old on that day at Wei
lington, [ am to go in Jail six months and
pay fine Of thousand dollars, according
to the Fugitive Slave Law, and such is the
protection the laws of this country afford
me, Unjust take upon myself the RESPONSE
bility of self.protection, when [ come to
be claimed by some perjured wretch as a
slave, [ shall never be taken into slavery.
And as in that trying hour would have
others do to me, as | would call upon my
friends to help me, as l would call upon
you, your Honor, to help me; as I would
call upon you, [to the District Attorney
to help me; and upon you, to his counsel
and upon you, Ito Judge Bliss] so help me
GoD! l stand here to say I will do all
can, for any man thus seized and held,
though the inevitable penalty Of six months
Imprisonment and one thousand dollars fine
for each offence hangs over me! We have
all a common. humanity, and you all would
do that; your manhood would require it;
and no matter what the laws might be, you
would honor yourself for doing it, while
your friends and your children to all gen
erations would honor you for doing it, and
every good and honest man would say, you
had done right! (Great and .prolong ged ap-
plause. in spite Of the efforts Of Court and
Marshal)@7 ~" '1."' -. ( :, )
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16
Republican State Convention.

Notice is heraby given that the Republican
State Convention, preparatory to the election
so, will meet at the Capitol, in the city Of ST.
Paul. on Wednesday the 20th day Of July next
at ten o'clock A. N.
Candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
Secretary Of State, Treasurer, Attorny .Gener-
al, and two Representatives in Congress will
be nominated. 80 : y
The basis for representation sor the Conreu-
ton will be, as follows: Each county will be
entitled to one delegate. and an additional del
egate for each 1900 inhabitants, and for each
ractlon Of 1000 or more. another adjit;ona
delegate, according to the Census Of 1857.
The several counties in the State are enti-
tied to delegates, as follows:
Aiken, Anoka, 3; Becker, l; Benton,
Blue Earth, 3 !; Breckinridge, l; Brown, 2;
Buchanan, l; Carlton, +: Carver, 8; Cass,.
Chisago, 2; Cottonwood, l; Grow Wing, /;
Dakota, 6; Davis, /; Dodge, 3; Douglas, l
Farribault, 1; Fillmore, 5; Freeborn, 3;
Goodhue, S llennepin! :: Houston. q Isanti
/; 1tasca, l; Jackson, Is kennebec, l; Kan
diyohi, !; Lake; Ie seur, 8: NcLcod,
Nanomin, /; Martin, l.; Mceker, l; Mile
Lac. Aonongalia, /; Morrison, j; laoxer,
g., Murray, l; Nicolet, 4 Mobiles, l; Dim.
stead. 6; Ottertail, /: Pembina, / !; Pierce. +;
Pine, ]; Pipe Stone, /; Polk, l; Ramsey, 9;
Renyil!c. !; Rice, S; Rock, l; St. Louis, 2;
Scott, sibley, 8; sherburne, !; stearns, 8:
Steele, 3; Todd, l.; Toombs. /; Wabashaw,
!; Waseca, 8; Washington, a; Winona, 6;
Wright, 2; Wa lena, l.
Per Order +: JARED BENSON,
Chairman Rep. Cen. Cam.
st. Paul, April Goth, 1859.
Notice.-The several County Committees are
requested to communicate thrsu Oh their Chair
man, with the State Central Committee At
once. Address, JARED BENSON, +.
Avn
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From the Henderson Democrat
Valedictory: -.

+ W1th this NUMBER terminates my con-
nection with the Henderson Democrat.
1 have chosen thus to bring my connec-
tion with this paper, and with the, Demo-
cratic party, to a close, for many reasons.
When first took charge Of the paper,
my political opinions were liberal, but
leaned to the Democratic side; and have
o1kcd for the party at times earnestly
and heartily. Yet, as had not the en-
tire control of the paper, and as I have
often been absent from home for a month
rlonger at time, sentiments not my
own have been introduced into the paper,
placing me in false light before the pub
1t was understood when took charge
of the Democrat, that my own sentiments
were not at any time to be villiied under
my name as editor; and as this has been
attempted more than once by those who
control the paper, and as it is being at
tempted now BY the same party, and L
know not when it may again be done, l
prefer to retire at once from the editorial
chair, ....: .- ...... . =.
l have, also, to acknowledge a change
of sentiment, which is an additional rea-
son for my retiring from this paper. l
have tried the democratic party OF Mime
sofa, and found it itwanting. From ccnyer-
,sations this spring with many Of the. lead
ers Of the party, both here and in other
portions Of the State, l became convinced
that their hopes OF success in the coming
fall campaign were entirely based upon au-
ticipated boyus aeturns. from Reuuille, Cot
.tonuood, Pipe stone, Femlina, and other
,out-cf:the-acay counties :! and 1, was not,
therefore, surprised, on a late visit to St.
Paul, to hear this broached to me, and
.unblushingly anticipated by Democrats
high in state Offices The pollution Of
the ballot box seems, in their opinion, to
be legitimate road to success! - "a 80 y
Such party-wbich occupies itself in
squabbling about spoils, instead of fight
ing for plinciples-whose. arrogant leaders
openly advocate fraud and usurpation Of
power-and whose internal organization
is a system Of petty chicanery, dishonesty,
bribery and political Observation-Disclosures
the scorn and contempt Of every honest
man. There are few who know the dis
honesty Of a party until they become ac-
quainted with the dishonesty Of its lead
crs; aud, with this as a touclstone Of par
ty honestyaI am forced to, conclude that
the. Democratic q party. Of { Minnesota is
most corrupt and deprayed. TO know it
thoroughly, thtough its leaders, is to hate
it; to, hate it, isFto condemn sit;s audate con-
denim it, should be, with every true pa
triot, to leave it, J, -
!. For reasons; such saay these, T have left
the Democratici party, and shall hereafter
act, work andsyote with the Republicans|
Of this district ! ,...i - ..sEs ofs5,., All
] Any who are acquainted with the no
fticai character opf sibley q county, must Us,
see that'I have nothing to hope for, nor
any benefit tosgain, in pursuing this
course. On the contrary ! make both
personal and pecuniary sacrifices in SO do
ing. And yet, am aware that the posi-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16
S1kPAEN KILLER. EENRY SWISSEELM
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

-:.-r, ST. vCLUUD, .MIFNESOIA.
THE undersigned offer their services 10 loan
J. money upon best real estate security; ana
to purchase and sell property either real or
personal, for reasonable commission. =
They have now for sole, at low prices:
= 20. quarter sections Of good land. -. -.
90 lots, (some improved, in St. Clou:d
20 in Nininger addition to St. Paul.
20 " in Nininger city, ,'>.
10 " in Mound city, Illinois.
.7s%E ! : MILLER & SWISSHELM
et. Cloud, May l3. 1855.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16
NJ N. SMITH.

Dealer in r cal ESTATE.
~ oa6c. On River Street, opposite the Ferry,
:. SAINT cLoUp, N. T. -:
A II persons desiring to invest in Lands or
"A Town Property in o part Of the country
with bona fde settlers, can find fa1vorablca .Td
7ortunitissfby applying to the unde,:signe : !
Property for: sale in the ,towas of GHartfop.
Ct. Cloud, Newburs, BrottSbv-g, Mile Lac ana
al the best paying townsin this part Of the
country. N.rNo SMITH.
ttf1r oSa32s.H -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16

JAMES NJ. McKELvT. STEPHEN MiLLLR
M O X e VIZ & MIL Err
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, =
<%&t 80: ST. CLOUD, MINI. >. 9
Will make collections, invest mcncy, buy,
cell or loan land Warrants, and enter purchase
sr dispose Of Real Estate. ., -; .'.-.
:.,ssy5@ -a:. REFERENCES. .o
= Hon. S1xoN CAMERON o. S. Ser ate, -
WILLIAM MITCHELL Esq.,. Harrisburg. Pa.
Gov. ALEXANDER RAMSEY, St. Paul, Mimi.
Hon WILLIAM WILKINS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Hon. 'THoMAs WILSON, Winona, M;nn
T: n. H1EsrER, Esq, Philade,pA pAia, Pa.
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+ .:'s G. c. ANDREWS,
COUN SELLOR st LAW,
SAINT CLOUD MINNESOTA.

GEORGE E. BRCTz,
DEALER IM REAL S;STAH e,
LAS constantly Oh hand large quar- lily o..
Ill Farming and Timber Land; also, town
property in St. Anthony, Minneapolis, St.
Cloud, Shskopee, Brottsburg Syracuse, New
burg, st. Marys and Mile Lac. 1T
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16

t A CLEAN STREET. Cilestnut street.
IN Philadelphia, is now swept every night,
from, Bank to- Ninth. Is not onljY
swept, but washed and IS - clean 8 c,:s
morning as granery floor. = sse.
Immunity from dust IS thus enjoyed, .e,,.
deriag Chestnut street delectable is
promenade, when other streets are 50 dr.
ty as to he unen.lurablc.