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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-21

!: HAVE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST,
| AND BEST STOCK OF THE GOODS nam :
ed below tbaf has erer teen ofrrc9 IN Me Atera"
dria mnrhet viz.:--Carriagc and Tire Bolts FROM
10 II inches, Blacksmith's Bellows from % TO
10 inches Rims, Hubs and spokcs OF all sizes,
Bright Springs and Axles of every variety Full
assortment of mal!eablc Castings, Sheet Zine and
Iron, Galvanized Nails, liam MERED AND IL.
f3LISH REFINED BAR IRON OF all var!etIes
ard siz.s. These :,udS viii be sold upon the
moi favorable terms. and at the lowest market
ratc.. a;,cut ~ dozen Of those superior Axe
Handles, remain to be so!'I at low figures IN
order to close Hut the consignment
GEO T. BALDWIN, 3
ao.2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-21

IN DfNyER aEG TEA SETS.
Z RENCu PORCELAIN DINNER SETTh,
white gold baad, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &C., &c.
separate, for sets.
French Porcelain TEA SETS, white, white and
gold, gilt and decorated.
English White Granite TEA SETS and PlEChS,
separate.
English White Granite Ewers and Basins, and
Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths, Stop Jars, &c
10. d. do. Pitchers, Mugs, &c, &c,
IN any quantities. wholesale apd retail, at pfleos
thatcannot fail to plcaga.
9Th mo az Il. II. MILLER. SON co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-21
VOL. LXI.
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
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at Eight Dollars per annun, payable half yesrly.

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
(E0R THE COUNTRY I'll.
rs PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-21
FOR RENT.

Gs7S DWELLING FOX KENT.-Intending
E#SH to remove from the city, offer for rent my
DW EILING HOUSE. No. 12l King street, the
house Is large and we'll arranged and is i'll good
arder For terms apply 1T the house, OF TO An
drew Jameson, esq. x
n.t 2tf JAMES P. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-21
Or THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-21

INVITE CITIZENS AND sThAAH Aho 10
1 call atmy MASuYAcroHY, No. i4l klSs sra"E1'
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ST. ASA'h e etNHAiS,
and examine my large and handsome assortment
Of SHDDLERY GOODS, az | DO not intend TO DC
surpassed in lny line of businee- by any other elty
have on hand, and am daily manufacturing, as
6ne aid superior an assortment as can DC ''u''s:
a,,., nf tha Northern cities Ny stock comprises
IS great Il variety az can be found in any otaer
soHse consisting of HAENESS Of all kinds, from
the ne qnt work down to the dsay' t",'' sne sna
soIe Ia.thcr. stee! Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and al other kinds ,I
down to the common paehius. TruoEs; Saddles ,n,
Brides, Martingis, "hirs. &C. a. n"s ,o,ar a. alS
finest; Buffalo and Fancy Robes. Dr'vlHs Gloves
uo,., Covers. Carpet Bags, Valiccs. sc, &C. OF
al kinds. 0,,!l and see for yourselves. ,.
Thankful for so vary liberal patronage e; hersso
fore extended. solicit continuance oi Tue sa.is
and pledge myself to spare no pains to give Sa''s
faction. All goods warranted 10 be rs repfGss.,"o
oct 3l-tf ); III. --'-'--'--~- I. :" 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-21

ia FOR RENT.-A three story DWELLING
- Lid HOUSE, Oh Washington street, between
PRINCE and Duke streets, lately occupied bJ Gem.
Meore Possession given Immediately Arpiy to
Mrs ANNE II. LLOYD,
aug 2!-tf on Washington st., corner @ OF Queen: n:
81 FOR RENT--The large NEW WAKE
E::E# HOUSE, on Union street, No. -, lately oe-
cupied by Addison, Wallace & CO. Apply to
BURKE & HERBERT.
p.,oe.;or ,;,-en st once dec 9--eO't
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

-..4 r. Il ):
". OLMsrEAD COUNTY ALL RIGHT FOR
AlIDn1cn AND WINDOW Alta County
Convention held in: Rochester, the follow
ing resolution was offered by Mr.. y. A.
Leonard, and carried amid applause:
5 Re.olred, That this Convention, in behalf of
the Republicans Of <Olmstead county, express
their full and unqualified appreciation Of the
arduous labors and eloquent utterancesj Of
Messrs. Windsm and Aldrich, in the House Of
Representatives, in behalf Of Freedom and Free
nomination. @@ s}A'1 -. .>3 %'A>'l% ""''.5t5 ~
-. The following delegates were then elect
ed to the State Convention -. A. Leon
ard, NJ. Clay, W: G. johnson, R. Corn.
forth, c. H. Morrill,, B. F.. Perry. '-'.' =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

- -.
The Breckinridge men vii elevat6 Z
polein afew days--a pole 81 isl / pele,<
o1e. that viii not be weak inskh9 join e.. !.
b. 81: Fer Fer Statesman. 81 N.s.| .,.s
We recommend the Democracy Of ST.
Peter to elevate jotat pole With two
J wlng;s-7Eone for Dougridge and the other
for Breck1as and they might add ! tail
for Bellerett - ID cases Of emergency the
wings can be used 70 AZ to- Abrahnn,s boz
som and there stale unfold.
I ON DIT.
tAsrseh 81 Y And Stephen
Like other dogs have had thsir day -
N Hamiin H. and Lincoln A., -
Will live to fight another day. sz'3s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
:. Correspondence.
Z. sOrF1cE LAKE SUPERIOR ]
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, 10
I 80 = ,' July Goth. 1860.

EDITOR DEMocRAT.--The following
extracts are from the official report Of the
Superintendent of the $500" canal, show
ing the importations into Lake :Sup,erio.
for the month Of June, 1860, viz: 1926
bushels coarse grain; ll8 tons l7l2 lbs
ground feed; 1872 bbls flour; 257 bbls
beef; 44s bbls pork; 46,32o pounds
Of butter !; 4,S18 bushels vegetables.
100000 feet lumber; KS tons hay;
625 head cattle Iii Sleeps 94S
hogs ~ss. ia - t@s,z1 lug G:17zSSss u
In the ontonogan niinerr,, Of July 18th,
appears the following :-""Mr. Kimball, Of
Minnesota, arrived from: Superior by the
last North Star; with another small drove
Of beef cattle. This, we believe, IS the
fifth lot that has arrived here from Min,
nesota this Spring" .,@~. ss.:. %:,..~ q
X: The first wagon over the Mile Lac and
Grow Wing road arrived here lately with
about half atom Of road tools, baggage,
&c, The wagon was purchased in I little
Falls and brought a full load from thence,
to Mile Lac for the contractors. Wheat,
corn, &c. could readily be brought here
and shipped to 0ntonogon on steamers and
sailing vessels. Gould your farmers sell
grain, etc at Chicago prices Will they
lay in groceries, hardware, etc. !? Con:
tracts should be made with the mines in
September, as they receive the bulk Of
their winter: supplies in October; The
experiment. is we'll worth trying. y;
A late editorial Of the Hastings l,.de-
pendent contains an outrageous libel upon
the people of Lake Superior. Icall upon
the farmers Of Minnesota to defeat every
candidate for the Legislature who is op-
posed to the railroad to this Lake! Let
that be q test question !! This editor re-
marks, "What advantage is your railroad
to Superior to the crops IF Minnesota r.:
it can be none " &C., 1FIT
*G5HG 1fTTn NJ JAMES,. R1rcH1E.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

The Prince Of Wales has arrived 1t St..
Johns. ..l$,1 s,=.ss= =
Vi Hon. q. 515B. &Washburne has been re-
no for Congress, BY the Republi-
cans Of the list District in Illinois. .u
Mt is reported that Herschel Y. johnson
will visit ST. Paul during the session Of tho
Douglas Convention, on the o2nd inst
iii A man by the name Of James White
was arrested in Lake City for attempting
to pass as genuine, = lot Of spurious coin.
It is believed that there, is an organized
band in that region who carry on their bu-
siness in this State and in Wisconsin. II
Henry Baker, a stage driver was arrest
cd at St. Peter for robbing the mail. He
confessed to the contractors that he was
guilty. He had obtained a key from the
post Office at South Bend, and had thus
been enabled to open the mail bags at will.
He was sent to ST.. Paul forsafe keeping.
y p. S.-Benson has since escaped. ia
Il. b. Young, editor Of the Henderson
Democrat, in a letter from Chicago to his
paper, admits that Lincoln will carry Hill
nois BY 10000 over Douglas, and 10000
over Breckenridge. This is tho majority
. Democrat admits, but it will doubtless
much exceed these figures. c,Sssys g&*.iIs
II At the last term Of the District Court
held At st. Peter, . man named Phillip G.
Benson was tried for passing counterfeit
bills. He was sentenced to three years
hard labor and evenly days solitary con
finement ID the State Prison .z& ., ~. 4. rs
PS.-Benson broke Jail and escaped
butgwas retaken by the Sheriff. I.
Coy. Ramsey has very justly offered !
krew,rd; 81 $3.50 for the arrest iof the kid
nappcrs q the free negro, Henry Sparks.
Cur earnest desire is that they may receive
the punishment their crime 90 Justly NOR
til I 81. .... VI. .5sss b
- The Republican meeting At 81.
Charles Winona county, Ike that i Vino
10 city, adopted ! strong RESOLUTION favoring
the denomination Of doth Window and AL
drich for Congress.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

~ Geo. S. McC ormick, ii, 3 speech
before Republican club IN Wisconsin,
said BY the acceptance by Douslas Of the
bred Scott Decision, in conjun ldssssxxyIiith
his doctrine Of Popular Soyeignty, f|,ced
him in the position that he will admit Sk
very into the Territories, and that be won /,
that he shall and that he shan, and q
Lorenzo Dow defined it: s-1st.'s's.. & s 81
<5..a wv stHe shall and he shant, :: .lss s
He will 6nd he won't; ssst .tt3
III a5EsI He'll be damned If he does, NJ .zls32
s>s ssEEi And he'll be damned Il he don't.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
Political Excitement In Virginia

= New York, July 27.-Great excite
ment was caused at Occaquan, Va, near
Alexandria, in consequence Of. the Repub.
licans raising a banner bearing the names
Of Lincoln and Hamlin. The citizens
have attempted to lemolish it. The Re-
publicans resisted, aud despatched mes
sengers to neighboring towns for, arms and
ammunition. Gov. Letcher ordered Gen.
Hatton TO call out his. troops to protect
the Republicans, but the General preferred
'resigning his command. At last accounts
it was expected the military of :Alexan-
dria would be called out. Occaauan con-
,tains 800 Republicans, and was the resi-
dence Of Mr. Underwood, the ostracised
Republican. 81 = y !, .i'.555.:z5$.
z NEW YoRK, Jnly 2Sth.-T The Heral,l'.
Washington correspondent says the only.
additional news from Occaqnan trouble, Is
that Gov. Letoher, of Virginia, has q,
PEELED Gen Hatton to order. out one COM con :
pany Of MALTA to preserve the public
peace It is believed however that Is Hat
toms sympathy IS with the mob, is Is
doubtful whether the troops will FIRE on
the mob or the Republicans. Som; off,
GERS Of the Alexandria malitia had left
Washington With the expectation thdt
their commands would be ordered to ca
caquan. ~. ~ as-.s n. T.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

-.
.e 4. statss 2 d employed 5in He appre-
b tension of such Ind;ansSs5sand also IN 1prte.
|. y'sptingIor tsrmiidl ting hosi litiea between
any fof Sthe Indisan Itrihes; ana. / have
nov been officially informed that the '3 segc.
rotary Of War has been: requested to in.
struct ! the s, officers IL: in command At Forts
A1bercrombie, Ripley and Rdgley to pre-.
yeat, in future, the passage Of armed p,ar -
ties Of Indians ! dian through tho Settlements.
T. e.. E Vary Respectfully, e I 4.
sl5 Your obedient servant.
IT,. CHARLES e. MIX,
s saaess1s Acting Commit
g, G. AKpa1ws, ESQ, 3asssyA t4 st44
Ga = -. -: i. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

ONE,oF CoRw1N's JoKEs.-Tom Cor
win, 8 most Of our readers know, Is any
thing else than fair, While q New York
) short time ago q mistake occurred which
he tells at his own expense. He vss intro
duoed tosa fresh arrival Of Engiishnen u
being an Z Ohioo,.. 8 This term evidently
puzzled John Bull bnt in 8 moment his
face Frightened aud he seized Gorwin By
the hand, expressed biz JOY At making biz
acqua intance, and kindly inquired & hetk-
e his trits tce,'e at pence scit az 1nhtsss.s'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

Counties not enumerated win be entitled Ia
one delegate each. 40 '''% ~ -. "~ r. =
The State Central Committee would recon-
mend, in order to prevent the confusion result
ing from changes made in the midst Of the
campaign, that the County Conventions which
assemble under this call, select the County
Committees fer the ensuing year. s..t|.5&,' ::
By order Of the Republican State Central
Committee. DANIEL ROHRER, Chairm'n,
ST, Paul. June II. 1860. "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

y. We have received several copies Of the
Rail Splitter, Edited and Published in
Chicago ILL.,, by Chas Leib, formerly a
Democrat. It is a racy, spicy, Lincoln 4
Hamlin campaign paper. Tho Doctor
deals some heavy blows right and lett en-
the double-headed Democraey-Terms If
>ty cents inzadvance for single copy. Each
No. contains an original engraving Of !.
humorous character. ::,ss.,, 4. <.,.. u.2f
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
] CHICAGO, July 2lst, go.

81 DEAR DrMocRAr.-I see BY the papers
that the Editress passed through here the
other day, and am very sorry she did not
receive my letter before she started. RI
a4 We are in a state Of total stagnation,
waiting for the harvest. The wife must
wait until after the crisis for her new bon.
net, and the child for its books and toys
Our only amusements now are the pic.
MICS of the various religious denominations.
That Of the Universalists came off on Fri.
day last. II was not expected By the
most sanguine to i be very large, as 80
many had preceded it.; but as all the par.
ties of this most liberal and .hospitable
people are usually well attended from thei,
well-known pleasantness and sociability, SO
was MISUNDERSTANDING dark clouds
;overspread The horizon, and q few drops
fell Just at the hour Of departure, nine
o'clock 10 tbs. morning. Ten cars had
been engaged and we're soon filled, aud
then another was necessary, and then an
other, until two engines and twenty-three
cars were under way with, il wa estimated,
two thousand persons on board. IL .s.s@....s.1
g Arriving at their destination, Lake For.
rest, the company busted themselves t.
enjoy the ''First Act" namely: eating
cloths were spread j.. baskets overhauled,
and dainties enough to feed = regiment
appeared when, 10 and behold the skie.
began to weep, shedding their tear, al
over the table cloths, the new bonnets, Che
fancy s'atget up Of the gentlemen, and
seeming determined to put a idampers on
everything. There was no shelter near
the cars were mile and 4 half away, and
nothing could be done but "grin md boal
it, Il was enough 70 make any one grin
except those whowere spelling their broad
cloth, d having their sponge cakses STU
rated With moisture and jelies turning
again 70 liquids. The crowd finding I'll.
misery inevitable, stood up TO it like nse'
and soon,ep. s..s. u;
One. party, e. which Mn. zL I J. i, 90
the spirited editress Of the Mr.! Coggsesan!
(and by the wa, if geu hayesany Univer
s4lisa.out there, they ought ~ all mean
become subscribers for that paper, which
Yields ID point Of talent to 10 denomina
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

~ Hon. JOHN HIcKMAN.--Much specn.
lation has tor some time been INDUCED re.
speeding the political attitude this gentle.
man would assume during the presen,
campaign. AL doubts, however, are pref,
~ well set at rest BY the announcement
that he will speak at meeting Of the
friends of Lincoln, Hamlin and Curtin
(the Republican candidate for Governor
in Pennsylvania at West Chester. on the
9th inst. 49, 'hilae1a. lnqairer, 719as ut.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
1NAL1ENABLE RIGHTS.

INAA1GN0n1AC 0AOu4Ss L
ss,4zss" Bya little Constitutional struggle, it
as intended Is assert sstsslt and establish the
equality Of the States, as the only basis Of
saunnioa and peace. = = ~ =*.J The Con.
': : nan ana the equality, o. The States,
let these be the;rallying cries Hofs the speo-
Iple''--so says: Mr., 1Breekihridge IN his
letter Of acceptance We may not despair
q our free institutions being perpetllatadl
80 long as that blessed word 'eQuo1ity''
shall not lose its ring While 1t continues
The tie ralllyippg cry Of the people, We may
still hope on. But let Us not be OFF our
guard in the manner Of its use,-let US
sean we'll the principles to which it is APP
pied. We find the word .tequaP' applied
10 the inalienable rights Of. man, in the
memorable old document which all politi-
oians wot Of. And should any one pre-
%. sumo "a to call in question the soundnes Of
The principle above quoted, and say that
.-1he. States Of the South can claim no
equality with those Of the North !; should
We Of the North BY tracing our pedigree
to Japhet, whom Heaven pronounced the
strongest Of Ncah's sons, and By some 81
ant effort Of: chronological research attempt
to prove ourselves both by ancestral line
age and the advantages Of latitude s'es and
climate The stronger; the more 40 enligghte e..
edEaaad spnterp rising people, and I thus
throw this dogma Of equality into doubt,
he discussion would rAn back through
tie Constitution On 70 the old ground our !. q
inherent and inalienable rights asa<e rted in 2
tho days Of the Revolution, To defend
his bobby, Of equal rights, Mr, 3: must a'l
take his arrows from tho Old quiver; but
let him have care lest the vell-sprung
bow should send them right q the heart
of:the principle he Is defending, No par lr,
u &C the present day denies the underlyy-
ing principle Of equal rights ~ the. FEEDER.
q Iarritories Of tins g Government; but q
tpsths,e1p osition and arplieat;on ofs thu
priisciiple, the views of ddl1ersnt exposition
at 81 I'D different. W. propose, no'
s. ST.. & slittls Constita tiicnal struggle ' 81
bra great Humanity struggle, y a..s =. !!
dir principle; nor only Of tho equality q
sta.es, b,lt Of The eqnal ! alienable az
1od-eiYcn rights Of ludipi1 'aals also
Il Tho lino os ar,gumopt, starting from y. th
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

D@ Mr. Reverdy johnson expres.e. .
hope that every Democrat will .'fssscpo stan
to the music Of his patty" But IL.
Democratic party is whifiinx I allow : march
out Of one corner otits Hpfkandp quick
one out Of the other. how .roa1, - moo.
Democrat look trying to keep sep to it,
music T =. =
~ "The result. is not doubtful; If xs
stand firm we shall not fail. Wise eounsels
may accelerate or ahtakes delay it but
sooner or later the victory is sure to come
--L q Speech, 8. Springfield June 8
+ p8- Ablacksmitll, having been SANDER.
cd, was advised to apply to tie court for
redress. He replied with true wisdom
n shall never sue any one; can 80 into
my shop sad work out better character
in nix months than Ieould get sin, q court
house in . year rs, - z,.-.1
"a A portion Of the Douglas members
Of the Democratic State Executive Gem.
mittee short time since called State
Convention to be held It Harrisburg on
the Goth inst, to nominate : new electo-
ralticket. ] Another portion OF The Doug
las faction Of the same Committee, pro
tested loudly against the movement, and
denounced Halden,an and Torney for their
agency in it.. Nevertheless the Conven-
ton was held, the ticket nominated, and
,everythihgtn now at sixesaana% seseasEss;n
the Douglas camp: Thae are now thres
electoral tickets in the field : ! ! LincSln
Republican; 2, Breckinridg ef aid Douglas
Democratic !; 5, Douglas Democratic pure
and simple. Pennsylvania is sure for LIN
coin BY 40, 900 majority - ;aaesotian
~ At q Republican ., Convention held
ii Belmont county, Ohio, On the seth ult,
James Weir and Clifford A1ick, both Of
whom have been prominent Democrats,
declared themselves for Lincoln and Ham
H.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
Shall our Members Of Congress
s:t: be Returned? Il,

As! As The time approaches for holding on,
State Convention for the nomination of ,
ticket to be supported at the coming cleo
ton, the attention Of the people il naturally
called 70 the conside ration Of candidates 70,
the various Offices to be ill ed. The most
important matter is the selection of candi
dates for Congress-. There will: withou,
doubt, be many aspirants for this position
but judging from tie tone Of majority Of
the presses Of the State, and from the OK.
preston Of opinion Of many well informed
men Of various localities, there will be hut
little concentrated opposition t. the return
Of our present melnbers. !: T. .s.'1-%: ! G57
We think that nothing can be gained BY
change. Messrs Window and Aldich
have proved themselves faithful and eff.
Gent, and have won reputation for ability
which is an honor to our State. They have
gained footing in Congress, and have be.
come possessed Of an experience that will
certainly enable them to do more for the
interests of Minnesota than new members
could do. y Besides, it appears to us, tina,
If 1t is conceded that they have been true
to their trust, il would be ungrateful and
discourteous to dismiss them after 50 short
. term Of service, when it is considered
how nobly they waged the zealous battle
Of our last campaign. We say let them be
returned. We think it would be difficult
to select delegates in this County who
would not agree with us On this point
Mantorville (Dodqe Coz Erpress. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

s. AFFECTING ,MEMENTo.--We learn by
4 gentleman Of this city, who has retrned
from Nova Scotia, that among the articles
brought up from the wreck ofthe Hungu.
rian, BY the submarine operator, was card
Of . young lady, one Of the passengers who
perished on the fatal night Of, the wreck,
on the back Of which was written, in pencil
il firm hand Lizzse dies ,to-nigiil 4. 2 :
Bangor Me- 1in,es. ss.....3.. ss,ssa ..<s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Stearns County will
meet in Convention at the Everett School
House, St. Cloud, on the .4th day Of August,
1860, at clock 2. NJ, to attend to the follow
ing duties: 49,, H. 49, j.
lst. To select four Delegates to represent
said County in the Republican State Conven
ton to meet at St. Paul on the 18th Of August
next. ','' .-G-x.fi 3"
- 2. To elect . County Committee for the
ensuing year. : :5N5:'..-, =" , - =
3, To,attend to such other matters as pertain
to tho interests Of the parry in said County,
or in the Representative District. According
10 the vote at the last general election, St..
Cloud will be entitled to four Delegates, and
each Of the other organized Towns, to one.
+.''S ~. =, ...F STEPHEN MILLER,
~ Chairman Republican County Committee.
IS aG -8s}5 ?tes' 49, -- '.s ..s''45 81
Z The Republicans Of St. Cloud will meet at
the Store of Miller & Swisshelm, on Friday
evening, August Sd, At Seven o'clock, to ap-
peint four Delegates to the above County Con-
vention. J
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
THIN Az, cLoJJll ocRAr,
JANE = ~ q aWIssH sDIToR
Thursday August lI,l 1890.
REPUBLIcAN STATE CONYEN 81

q Republican Stats Convention VIII Assem-
eye q y. Paw, son. tuesday, August Is, 1t
~ y, Tor the pulppsA of nominating candi-
date fer tlis lees s & G ! ~ =
TWO MEMDERSO OF CONGRESS, M &sa
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ONE CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
FOCK pRES1DENTIAL ELECTORS,
The different counties will be entitled 10 be
represented in the Convention by delegates
who are bona sde residents Of the counties from
which they are accredited "a follows