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EUROPE AS 1T Is-Rev. DR.. Baird, who has Tor
a long series Of years been connected with the Bi
BILE Societies and Cause in thsa and other countries
proposes TO deliver a series OF eight lectures in
this city npon Europe as It is' Tue first Of tho
course will be delivered early next week, probably
on Tuesday evening. DR.. Baird has had the most
abundant opportunities to become thoroughly &C
qualnied with bis subject and will illustrate bis
lectures by maps, charts, &c. He has delivered
these lcciuIes in oil The most prominent cities Of
the East, aud before the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington. Further particulars win be given in
due time.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!l HAIR DYE !
Wm, A, Bachelors Hair Dye!

Z ne OnIU NdT0lTtSS dHu TtIIlOt6 Due kNULtW
The Original and hest in the wOrldl
All others arc mere limitations and should be avoided
. ou wish 10 escape ridicule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful and ratura Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair OF 81 in.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod to WIN A. Bachelor since 1872 and over 10000
applications been made the Hair of his patrons
bis famous Dyes
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not he Distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
inure in the least however long NAV be continued
and the iii effect Of Bad Dyes remediod; the Hair nvgo
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
blade. sold applied (n private IOumsl at the Wig
FhcioTy, No. 2fl Bruadway, n. Y.
sold IN all cities the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Doaless
To- The rruuins has the aud address upon stee
plate engraving four sides of each Box, OF
VIM a. BATCuELOR,
anl7 No 233 Hroadwav ". Y
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Several cases continued.

Our MUSICAL FRIEND.-Hawks x Bro, have
No. as OF Our Musical Friend" with The follow
ing contents;
Am not fondly thine ownl- German Melody;
Lago Maggiore Quadriile, by Chas. D'Albert; The
Monks OF old,-song by s. Glover; Rodowa writ
ten for this publication, by Gustav satter Thee
Popular Country Dances This periodical has be-
c Ime an almost indispensable weekly
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Stats DIsrRIoT CoURT.-In the case of fBurus
vs.. the Cleveland & Toledo Railroad Co.. verdict
was rendered for Plaintiff for $1,000 Notice was
given for motion fjr new trial.
The motion for a new trial in the Renton Iron
case was argued to yesterday.
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BURGLARY burglars are commencing the
winter campaign with activity. Several houses
have recently been entered for purposes Of theft,
aud night before last quantity Of rags were stolen
rom the Lake Erie Paper Mill James Fi:zgeIald,
and Alexander Young were arrested for the theft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-29

FIREMENs FEsrvAL.-Forest City Hook and
Ladder Co. No. !, will hold Festival and Ball at
chapin's Hall, on Wednesday evening, Nov. ID
Lelsnd's full band will be in attendance and every
indication promises good time.
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FROM NEW YORK.

INV VNht VNV.
Paul Mcrphy leaves here on Saturday for
Philadelphia on bis way to New Orleans. Mr.
NJ ,rphy will probably stop day or two in each
Of the following places; Richmond Charleston,
an Mobile. 1t is altogether uncertain whether
he will as has been reported, return 10 New
York to reside, or will enter upon the practice
of law ia his native city.
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ELRCTEn TO CoNGnEss.

PETERsBURG, Va, Oct. %.
All parties conce'e the election OF Roger A
Pryor, IN this Congressional, District by from
1900 to 1900 majority.
A great jubilatOn occurred here last night,
and Alr. Pryor addressed the crowd from the
Merchants Exchange
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPlRirUAL-F l.. Wadswonh will lecture at
Chapin's Hall tomorrow, soth, morning and eve
Mug.
A voluntary contribution viii be taken In the
morning and one dime at the door in the evening
to defray expenses.
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FROM BOsTON.

BOsroN, Oct. II.
The schooner Pacific Of Southport, Ne , lying
ct anchor at Magrco Island in the Bay of ST.
Lqwrence, got adriit in gale, aud run foul of
an unknown schooner. Both vessels were
sunk, ard all on board persbcd-Thirieen dead
bodies have lOated ashore.
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JITY & NEWS ITEMS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

nj Tor Of 1tsl-At the Mecdocn.
Cowles Co English Steel Scissors &c.
Geo Greenfell-wig Maker and Hair Cutter.
II s. Beals-Siluai "A wauted.
Petou 4 Breed-For Dunbhk
S s. Bnrrie-C Coal OIL.
y. Wadsworth- riritual-Bus. Notice.
Horse Breeders Associa iou-Buslntss Notice
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
lone at the Printing Establishment Of tho Leader Office,
the latest mpr we'd and raoid presses in the
style notice. and reasonable Par.
ticuar attention paid TO blank work Every description
ofBindug done especially Blank Books. Ledger Journ
IS Sales Books, Receiving Books, SC. &C.
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Police CoURT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAwRENoE,-
Fortaith Johnson. for shooting Melinda Jackson
with intent to kill, had his case continued to this
morning with bail at $500 They are both cololed
aud the shooting was done in fighting afIfay up
on Union Lane, She was shot through the hand.
Charlie Freibcrg, boy, for pet. larceny was
sent to the Reform Fam.
Francis Worth, for being drunk, fined 81 90 and
cost.
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PRATr.-The annual Pratt has come with
the first snow, and at so Superior street he com
monced his sale Of books last night. As soon as
winter approaches, Pratt brings along stock of
valuable books to fill up the evenings.
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I-g- A warning to the Unwary, and ono

IB- A Warning to the Unwary, and one
'mighty to save" is ooutaired in the book HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES 1t
ns fully and unoquv1oaly the OF furc
tonal arrangements aul p-osrated with unailing
instructions TO eradicate every and particle Of the
ON OF that gnawng that insidously but too
surely away aud undermnes the constitution leaving
man the wreck Of his former self The victim Of this
fatal tendency should lose in procuring this
invaluable work.
Sold by Dr. BARROW, I5T Prince street, New York -
Price 25 cents. Sent lree everywhere
soldby GAYLORD & HAMMOND, aud WIN. .FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland. ooI
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT.--The
public sholld he crarul in purchasing these invaluable
curuiivts The genuine are kuoWn by the waite --marN
Holloway, New York aud LondJn'visibe in every leaf
Of the book Of directions ompanymg each box and pot
Sold at the manufactory, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York and By all Druggists, at 2bc &c. and 81 ror pot
box. oct25:255
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THE DANoE.-All interested will remember
that Prof. Cowper will open his Dancing Academy
at Chapin's IIau, on Tuesday evening next. Let
full class meet him there. Soc advertisement
for narlculnrs.
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FROM TORONTO.

ToRoN TO, G, W. Oct. 81.
The international Banks of Toronto suspen.
dcd Yesterday. The Colonial Bank, an institu
ton of similar character is undergoing great
run to-day. The doors are beseiged OF thousand
Of q ~ rii oil denositnrs
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~,
f. j. Merriam, of Boston, who had some con
nrcton with the affair at Hapers Ferry, but
who escaped before the taking of the Arsenal,
has since died Of his wounds lie WAS hur-
riedly buried in this State by some fugitive
slaves
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-29

TURNER'S CANDY.-Calcb Turner is getting out
some of the incest pop corn and molasses candy
to be found in the western country. Try them
and see if we are not right.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY

wv the grosih sqt coor Of the hair, i used Two ot
soie ill., gay over ts Bald wh naiufes osa ornient
the haif make tuoie s1f and P3an,iml l9Pn any o,
age statesmen, judges Aliefne,s q eto,s Ciersymea
, ts v hi NV hear 1ssiimnp1 III a we do not rsy ~.
mue9 ih q. iy9r kgsd ,9s tyMins 9nd 9eg'io ,s,,
We e,o induced To- ss ss@o y o6r aii Roitoravs aSi
IS were wagderla We seii our duy 1" ion ara
''S oaT is sons asad for some time had bs erteepy
covered With sogs and M called AZ soad hspd Ihe
a.iin 5 .@9 @ ay s's 10 s oat
wodld WIN ug hone u success nut % our enIpse
the disease entirely and answ anu le4arsn erp Of hst
seo sap a S isxpTsat e ehsgSs ~ e6.r
child We oaa thereto o, sad DO hereby re- omasna 5oaI
&C 10 and hair, We arr yopIs rqspeei iully,
6kRIH a niGGiSBoiHKA.
PRoR WooD-Doar SIR. Nv haif had, ta sssefd Yeas
SSss Sss SGoR iSs ssan u "a
eary In drassl sit. When comm reed ugRE your llair
ess asd sss t wen ihe shIe issi wsefs
Il hhsiufed % is natural oou ana assumed sqilness
eppoalonof ie other pTepalaea Ihsys ever used
WHISTLER 10 be us,d Hair Rsliorsilvso Of igr simple
purpose q a5s,s,s1 sI s9pu N aE es sff a g
c,.o,nn.,, o .vsD 10 ,ssr MAS c fss4S9isPss s4Si1S.s
pnoS woob.bear Sir ny ihe advice Of ifisad ~
RsS sscod S9S y ay hns & s s ss sai
sSsr S Si5 essa fsRs 1S Nsw Ky e h
duiy and ~ mgthY that q 90 omwvulcac O. cthe a
who are aniieed "a hsye hee would isagee NE g eisf
This public ~ Che bourn have reorlNsi
iron nrof Woods lfAir Rosief usa. -.
a. ~ dAcopa.
TIE Restorative q pui " N to,tle, sles ys y.
Ls,gs, medium and small; We email hold. : pln., .na
Iotaa fd dol por tooi the msdiam holds ~ a.l
WuntypeI prerotton than he small, eu "
for two dollars per euei he iurfe Aolds qga ~ q
cout mTo In PROPORTION and rsaia ior ihree Ia eie -
o u WOOD : co ,PsoPdsiess, No 90 leaal~ag, n
| York and No. ma Market tloQl ~ AioIs, 30.
lnA1old h All Dfug8li,ss al YAnel oeodi neal,A
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rRnM CnNRLEn.OMN.

UHARLE sTOWNi va OCT. E5.
Afternoon session Of yesterday was occupied
with the examination of Col. Washington and
Conductor Phelps, but nothing OF importance
was ELECTED, beyond what has already been dis,
closed in their published statements
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EARTuaUAKE.

BosToN, Oct. %.
The shock of an earthquake was felt at three
o'clock Wednesday, at Machias, Cslas and
Eas'port, in Maine, and st, George Strandreh,
and st Joseph, New Brunswick,
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The Great Vital ReRonerator,
TRIESENFAR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent from ENGLAND, aud secured b, the seal
q ihg ECoLE DE PuARAlACle DE PARIS md IN
No. l-lnvnluablo for lloluru'ioa spermAorrhma n
Physical Exhaustion, aud is tonic
No a. onpotey Grad ell rrucea Vt these diseases
that have been hitherto treated hy the nauFeous AID uni
oous use Ul Copavia und uubehs
No 3-las entirely Eunparred the injurious nse ats
cuy, thereby insulting to tho suA speedy dispe
tag Al ne I'M urtns, md ruotus out tie veuum OF dssa
TREsEhlAR, Nos, l, aud prepared iuth 10 u
OF iuzcurc, devoid Of use SMELL aud be carried
IN the wnstcOHt pocket N TIN CASES and d ud
INTO strAhATE posEs ua administered by Nalpeun lalie
man l,ou1 Rieord SC SC Prce, 50 tuth or eur catts
y one Tor ~ wrh Ves 50; and In S21 whereby
there s snying OF 50 To be he'd, whulesn retail
Of Dr. BARROW, l9t Rletcler ST. New York. lumedi
AteE on receiving remittance, DR. Barrow viii ward
the \ II VI x to auy part OF the wTlr seourcy
packed and addressed according the Instructions the
writer
FOl sale by FAYLORD HAMMOND,
anti WILLIAM FISkE
deco dGw ly 2G1 Aerpts rlevelenI
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5ey- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. $. Matsons and Olmsted's news depols
AT news depols at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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Last Nights Report,

THE TRIAL AT CHAnLEsTOWN.
CnARLEsTowE, Va Oct. %.
A number of witnesses were examined and
BIO evidence elected no new facts.
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NoroE.-A meeting Of the Directors Of the
Lake Erie Horse Breeders Association will be
held this evening, at past o'clock, at the Wed
dell House. NJ. NJ. sPANGLERi Pres.
L. Q. STANLEY, see'y.
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r55@For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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RusSlan SlCam BalhIng ESla6iiShmenl,
% Hicks St. near Engine House No 10.
Cleveland, West Side.b
TIME RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is

Cleveland, West Sideb
VHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
Il universally known all Eurupr, whtTu It is esiah-
shed in all the lnrg'r cities aud EVEN IN nfnv - the
smaller towns ard Is so Beletaly AZ proved m' D.
hshly lho remedy agunsi grot numhel most
uoulcomg dsogsts hut flsQ plumql,r Of IA, ah, pre-
server ~ siren H. tnd meet nOWoffui tttrfferef Of
Tie nervous that no nHriculsr rreonmendaii
y s uailrd iuf As puuning ad inygoTuiinh agsrt
the skn this bath Is rcknpW dgrd 10 te sufasied
steam wut'r oion and rcse uxhih Ted IA these
tai ishnens, Affects the whole udy ~ Sufh spoveliul
wal as " rompltto'y eruioro eases whnh 0s inairy
resist AL Othtf remedies Rhouphtsp, salt Reum Rins
Worm kmgH Eyll, Fever Sores Dppty ard all ohsi dts
arising om supfos ed ufnmr III action Of the tkn
radically Gu cd without eN biting ~ reTnni edione
Diseases Of the Hrpnssugoi, Ca HfIh, Couehlug aid
tOmE Of CunsuIl Ion " adv Tar
are removed without diiicutv.
Enhancement Of Tho Liver and Spleen, DyspspsY. Piles
MeicuRlHm, Scrufulous swelling Para ytic llysteca
Affections Gou, aud sonnet mes popur its Deafness,
aud great number ul OhtT hilinen successfully
treated OF tho ncn,y Of steam ahiug IN AL these AZ
aolious there Is the amplest pioot record Rolhng IL
claimed Tor IT, but what cru artuay he done, und what
oven one may experience m himsuf
JUST TRY n
Cold and Warm Wafer baths, we'll hhoWor nathi
oonnoateI with this establishment ad 10 used
asparuoly
TicKETi:A single Steam na @ cents: per dos 81 20
A cold or wHrm wutor hath 20 CT; pf log, 80
Il Of admission for Ladies Tuesdays Thursiays and
Saturdays ia The uronOun Tor 1tntlemen, curing the AZ
terno0ns Of the samr days rgm 10 o'clock and Sui
DAYS from 10 ~ u'ccck A NJ
HERMANN RAEBEI., Proprietor,
Clov"lsnd. Aux l6th. ls o. kugso'2N
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" We are ircsd md that the renowned Chemis
Of England D1ot AVER has ct length turned his at
tsnioa the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community Our section is healthy any other, with
suge pton and that is the Fever and Ague which
hauus every side But bis remedy DOES cure as we
should it must f he made it, Cast out this baleul
disease amongu and is Of the loyeest spots
in the West -rSsmiuel Fairfield, Iowa.
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NJ. y. DlOhEhSOn,
Late of the firm Of Amber Dokerson,)
DENTIST.
Office 253, Superior street, RenieFs store.
Dr d new suit Of nov ready and he would
be pleased TO SEQ all Of bis old patrons ard Others who
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed anss anl crown hled exposed capped and
ed also teeth inserted gold. silver oorate orvuoanit
base or platinum plate, with continuous gum, which
so much used cast mv27
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
Cashmere Shawls.

-2Jofn B.sIreland, in his work T 'sFrem
Wall STREET.-THE Caslnnere," :" gives. IAN, i5ac-
c9glnlt; Of his visit to, Mootki Shah who is
the e':best and greatest. manufacturer Of
shawls in Cashmere: WHEN liz Iyiissiffeea
the fastery, sslnost CT the people were: sat
work o,ra magnificent shawl afors theisEnl-
y:css i.;ug,nie Of France. It had = 6Nhite
.ro IA Or centre, and would e.the< most
5'55I 5 33E II ;e2in: fi Ell. Of Cashmare work Moot,
seis1a. e sader saver prodqcee:' Chg told sIrs 1te-'
ls.lsE' si,atIthirty 4l1adsbeen9siteadily 1t
work on il for sixs ,msoaslw, AND that il
you'd require, ti'ree months more to finish
il. ". That IS, S,260 aayss :Wo5ik were Be.
slowed on this Que 'shaul. % The price
when >6uished,Mili be about j, 800 ol'rupees.
Snehfa shawl would fsll,a for, 81, ,0q0f iot
1f sSax Rs53ch' tepf ftssyh mem:
sevs, Months td Ike, the wo kmnen len 2rc. rc
ceiving three and four cents aaisdHyi!rozlA
srezt many ifsgot1sll Of the shawls, (which
aEe gs,5 sold st Gashnqsss: *! Y At x$lQ9o $780,,
Pa3} = EEfgsl; tRs 4h|Ret l5b goat
,3ns uu1e roy as.s1c D9fiEJ So I'd gs!sa
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.AIIEx- -.ANDRI3A Z.
-la~o -. Us &uv: aDouo1Aiss Coal5,n1rYy. a,n1rYy I

This'town IS beautifully located in one Of
the finest Agricultural regions, in the North
West: It is :inthe centre Of the County and is
admitted by all TO occupy a natural point FOR
Town: Farmers in quest Of superior ;and
claims combining timber, water, and p,airie--
1nyalids seeking health and a comfortable re-
treat where hunting and fishing may BE iiaGul-
gedz in to any extent ), or the lover Of the
beautiful in nature, will at Alexandria find
their several tastes gratiGed.E
Situated on the State Road to Breckinridge
and For: Abe:crcmbie-equally distant from
cither-under tho management Of men possess
to be one Of the largest inland. towns in Mla-
nesota. The country to- tho south and west
Is prairie and Timber in ne adesr properttpn; ;
while to the North and East t.ege. extends an
inbroken body Of Woodland, TIC greater por-.
tion of it being of good sac and qqtafity.'1
The Pcairies and sLakss,Iin the, vicinity &C.
serve particular men:ior. :. Eden Prairie is
tea miles long ard Fl rt.v,n one to she and a-41sl Z:
,niies:w;de, with dimberaloug :.hes sides andli Isl
we'll rwate:sd. T. offers suEerioro facilities TO-
Fanlo: ) and ct IlEsl,y points along are beaut;-
full bu+ +ldins spots on the shore Of: a beautiful
aaket "2efaan' ho9r a2A {: seage;' frqlries
.ot moderate Size high upland and entirely.
<zcloscd witt, timber These, xPrairics all d.
verge from the Town Site and are accessible
to the State Red: Lake ':Agnes'' and 'sWi-
nona." s:;rtng '!:dcn Prairie, - r.r.ing bod
,'cs ot water and for picturesque beauty cannot
be surpassed. Wi.lin one, ,tMd ana thrcemlles
are Lakes ',li Hcmcdieu" '.Cerlos. AID = 'Dar-
! ling conpectirg and forming 20 sheet Of water
20 miles in extent. These lakes are grand and
'Aeentiss+, Along their banks are thousands
of c!af5t:5-a country capable, of stpporttiihs i 9;
dense &5&&:en:2nts, and 20 those seeking homes
in the West is presqpted country posseysipg ,ex-
traofsinary at actions. The Company Offer
the most liberal Inducements to- act,laf settlers
on The Town Site. Letters :,li.cssed to- The
E1sg5'v; = co?'4ittSs o?nGn 2N 6L W.
or tosa13o RGE 7. DRGSeN 81: Cloud, loud, will will be b
promptly answered. -.
@.,exahdria, Sept. soth Is5s,4f::2 ssoda-toi
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exchanges whichs.ll,o'vs, l's, that ethe1rs Tocaii4
ties are not any more ,higly favored titan:
Minnesota, though frost here has.bcen Very
"ouitc 1 heavy frost visited M,uston
(Wis.) on Sunday night, cutting Of salf
the vines, and fearsaaro entertained that
the buckwheat and corn crop is very much
injured. .,.1 e. g.
. The frost, Of few nights since vas Sc
yeresa at Columbus, Ohio, according to the
Journal. AS far as the Journal can learn
all the corn and potatoes on the low lands
which i'b! had in, in apX measure survived the
drought, are cut of; uines which had any
lie 1ett YET are Killed Of :
I, The Gaiena Oouierof tie seth ult:
says@A gentleman who returnedsstils
'mqniag from lis farm, near Apple Rive, :
says, on Sunday night, the ice formed on
bis place, Of enc quarter q, an inch ii
thickness. Tie corn and buekwhest suff.
>fsred amazingly In coaseqaense.T In this
city that night, the :n;ppine frost was ap:-s
parent to 9 careful observer. -e..4.,.r.1 y, :
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s.19a-aI 5 Fs1ssz.as
Governor siblsy IN Washington
-ynae.5 The Land. Sales ...

The Democracy of Minnesota are in q
terrible stew about the proposed land sales s.
which are advertised to take place in Oc~s
tobcr next. 80 avert this calamity they
have dispatched Governor Sibley to Wash
.ipgt1n to counsel with tie President, and
if possible, prevail u pom the old man: to 4
postpone these sales till after election It
is understood that Governor: Sibley is to .
explain the platform, as adopted 5y the
L Democratic Conv ention, to the President,hy
assuring him that while no formal endorse
ment is therein given to, the Administers,
;tion,yet, With one single exception, ,slls:
the Democratic candidates are buchanan
men, and several Of them are vaa nj ;nist7a-
tion ofhce holders. It@is a we'll establish
ed fact that theJ>aid what taeyytc tco"laa to
have these lands brorsLtzleto t'.rket this,
fail =. Geo. l.. Becker, ,candelals :2y Coy.
ernor, s. B. Low, candidate Fl, Lieut.. .
Governor, and 33ln:;;s Graham, land ah.sc.s
and woa'd-be Congrs ssmsn, are tho iarse::-7
crate toes of Jud geDouglas- and fhave:so
expressed themselves, j, On :, no othez,
grounds is it possible for TIE 1ou.ooracy
Of Minnesota to haye any ihss iihis aef as: e ,::f,
the President ii getting: him to postpone
these s~les. d If Chris Graham mere not:
an Administration man; he would not hold:
Ibis, of6ce thirty-six hours. # the .eeplS
I|o:E minnesota are to be deluded ~ th:.
|; ?3-s: ensions Of these ambitious deuaeogues
Zen their creduhty is 1nere. easily siina,o-
sai, moon than We are ready u tor cheliete. -
But suppose Governor Sih:ey and Senator
Rice are successful in getting the Presi:
dent to Withdraw these lands from. MARKET
What then T? Can't possible that it
will change single7vo,e in .3M Minnesota2-
Has not the Disposition Of the {, Democrat
ic. party to crush out the poor settler al;
ready been manifested Have not tho
settlers already safered?' IF the laisar5da*
are withdrawn is not theri object transpa,
font simply ito pull the "wool over The
eyes b1afi shs more ignorant, and basely de-
ctiyo and betray them. Be not thus de-
lGded .ye 1feenen Of Minnesota. The
slestlnsa over AID these land will again be
brought into market in. case they ure post
poned now The whole history of The
Democratic party IS q history Of pighted
faith and broken pledges.
i P.aS. There was fu1aer current, upon
the streetsriast evening that the hands
hays been wishdssEn from. p'arket. r.
t:fJust as We predicted''! "How we apples
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