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The Mayoralty election OF here to day Tho vote
cast Ii very heavy Sanderson, democrat, Ii elected
Mayor Burrows, republican, by lS9 majorty-a de-
mocyauc gain Of 500 the vote Of last October.
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents.-Depot No. I
Barclay street. also sold n 800 and All Broadway and by all
otheY dTuggtkA
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Barrv's Trfeopherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing heauSina cleansing curling
press wing and restoring the hair Ladies' Try Sod by all
drueQieas =
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DROP. CHAs. DE GRATIS kLECTRIC OIL.
l. The FkIEND OF MAN.

medicine. -
1t discovered oy Prof. Chas De Orsth, lately been
bronFh, on, by urgent pclcaors case
OF kheumasm eafness Gout Neuralgia. spinal brun-
chn Compaints Headache, Cramps. Group Piles, Felous
sipeas sore Nipples sweed Breast womb Disordsra SAT-
rbeum Canker In youth and stomach, Paptaon ErupHons
Toothache Burns STIFF Joints Gums OF teoihnr fSaa
DC. thor all and every other medicine.
This great remedy does claim cure everything
only class cnmpairts
This oil The system electrcy of pure voae<a
BILE preparation not The slightest danger applying out
wardiy nwardy, 1t at cure In ma
casee from ten u twenty minutes
Price 81 81. Office PhladephIa Pa For
sale by BaKNke PARK, Is Para row. and All drngg,sss
and dealers. kizes enlarged
u UsnToN's PAhTILEs OR TRoCHRs,
IL For all diseases Of the Throst-B Hoarsons
Catarrhal Ahe ctions &c sale II RUSHTONS CORNER
Broadway, Barclay and Canal streets.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wig and Toupes
factory removed 70 6 Bond seet Private entrance Tor
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb Z, 1890.
b compel the attendance Of witnesses before
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THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED
AT ALL BOOKSELLERS AND PERIODICAL DEALERS,
PRICE FIFTEEN CSNTS
P.nI of
CASSEIJIS
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.

have will comp With IT, 1850 w
The New York Sun For beauty and taste In ali m
parts has never been eScelled II indeed equaled.v
come In thousands OF American bemeaO
The New York observer says When complete viii form
The New YORK Evening Post says Tho cheapest pubcs.
ton Of the hind which has bppeared.D
The New York Times model Of cheapness "a
excellence
The Christian Advocate says This ID m extraordinar
work, nearly every page illustrated"
The New York Tribune says For extreme cheapnesu
and tie beauty Of s countless usratons ne
valuable &c ton OF the sacred be foupd
The Independent says: THE most desrablo Iustraasa
Bible issued for family use
Sent free by mail for fifteen one cant posarn damn
Sold BY all Booksellers and Pertotics dealers
CASSEIL, PETER 0ALPIN
No. 81 Park row New Yoyk
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees Tho In The world Wholesale and retail and tbo
dye privately applied q NO. Assor House.
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CTRoNGs NEW STOCK OF VALENTINES OPENED
~ this day. The trade supplied :. the most liberal
OLD DEPOT IS Nassau street..
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO WEEKLY DAY BOOK
~ The following the subscriptions received 10 i,o
WEEKLY DAY BOOB during the tmouth of January sia
compared with the of las,
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RiLLiARDa -BAssFORD's ROOMS CORNER CoURr
.tr.e AND ke%'en streets Brootyn l19 Fa.an an
~. ing and BEN Thompson pr.ocss dy rs
no YoU WANT WHISPERS OR xusrACHEs Usa
%ooht ace Win mot ssa ia g. ,nu Ss -
10 %s P Ne. FREE anywhere
GREAT CURE OF ASTHMA
Gh,. - ..,. A.. rosr E,c1xoNp 1. Jan. y, 1850
have been treated for BY several Without relief
ssa f nH ad wsnss1 "Tsa for
three times day in wine glass Of water. rccons.d
Sold BY al The druggists Price ana q cent? Seso g
~ iesse1 De Grah,s Electric on For sale by BARNES &
fsS S BY s Srpss .sd ds
IL The certain oonqusror Rheumatism, scrofus Kinxs
no s Snn eSey disease on ire great Of
~ dIe "a 9, m Is equally encacous in the most
1ow e ,ns ss. each bottle WIN cncv
sss1 r sna sss ans .aS
Mrs HAYES is Fulton street For sale ~ al d Gs
TFYyoSg WISH IA SMOOTH WHITING PEN. TRY G. BAR.
where. 'A' e'e''-
IMPORTANT TO TAnoRs AND OTHERS.
STsve s sns Sc wing sachoe have just
high speed with latest Improvements Price $50 For aale
at No 496 broadway, New York. lS2 Fulton s,roeS
Brooklyn. ~s
M II. LICHTENSTRIN's WHOLESALE ARD RETAIL
M. RIBBON AND DREssTKiHMING STORE l. ~ ~
UP ETAIKS. s~
Having reduced expenses offer my goods At verv
low prices by which hope retain the patronage OF ali our
old friends ard customers
N. H. LICHTENSTEIN
$50 Canal street.
CHITOCHES-LOUISIANA AND SPANISH sMOK.
IN ing Tobacco Deoits Natchioches Snuff first secgnd
and third class Just landed and for sale by SAAANS
"a and 70 Fulon street, and No 8 Aston House,
pEoF CHAs. DE GRATIS kIEoTRIC OIL.
l. The FRIEND OF MAN.
liz
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Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway, Of Murray
street, New York.
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ITO PERSONS WHOSE HEALTH Is BROKEN down.
esaolishsd BY medical ssauscs tSa, Ao1saAAs
o. pcrons die from sheer debility without mortal dscaso
Esey such dsesse might unestonaby be prevented na-
lure were stssed u rally wihthAt wonderful OF al
o. NE wares and quvers from exhaustion. admnite.
this famous restorative II vii. AID
strong In the debility which follows violent diarr.
hs ssenters eyspeptc complaints and collie In the
nesa consequent upon natural decay resulting IRON nee
living or over cxeron and also thoae painful
neglected amens which ladies' suhaos,
and never Tail 10 give pern.uen rcief.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once COS Broadway, New York
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TCHITOCHES-LOUISIANA AND SPANISH SMOK.
IN ing Tobacco, Deips Natchuoches Snuff first secona
and third class Just landed and for sale by A.
n and 26 Fulton street. and No 8 Asor House.
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IF YOU WISH SMOOTH WHITING PEN TRY c. BAR
1 NAhDS. Best and cheapest in For sale eyery-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-12

PRINTING FACILITIES. The facilities for
the execution of every variety of Printing
and Bookbinding, afforded by the Pioneer
Printing Company, are not surpassed by
any other establishment in the Northwest.
ln removing to Lamberts stone block, the
Office has been completely reftted in every
department, and such conveniences have
been added as will ensure the prompt execu-
ton of all orders, from the largest book to
the tiniest card, in manner that cannot
fail to afford satisfaction. In addition to
the bestowal of several diplomas, the Com.
mittee at the late Agricultural Fair say:
Gas an exhibition of excellence in the art of
printing, we cheerfully accord the highest pre-.
MUM to the collection of specimens by the Pi.
oneer Printing Company. We do not wish in
any case to accord praise where it is not due,
but justice requires US to say that the skill,
taste and enterprise of the Company, in crea.
ton of facilities and exhibition of work, man.
Tested in the exhibition. are not surpassed in
the cities of the neighboring States, if any
where"
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DISTRICT CoURr.-Second judicial Dis.
trict, Ramsey County-Hon. E. G. Palmer
presiding judge.
Rebecca Lawson vs.. Henry M. Lawson
Jury trial. Verdict for the defendant.
Robert R. Ritter vs. B. F. Hoyt. Or
dered by consent, that judgment be entered
in favor of plaintiff.
E. S. Goodrich vs.. A. B. Weber. Ac-
ton dismissed.
The following causes were disposed Of
yesterday:
D. B. Herman vs.. Culver & Earring
ton. Verdict for plaintiff.
Harper & Brothers vs.. Frederick Freud
enrich. Defendant called. Judgment for
plaintiffs.
r. q. Mason vs.. T. w. Brown and J. G..
Smith. Dismissed on ground that COM
plant does not show jurisdiction.
John II. McAllister VS.. John McKusick
Jury trial. Jury disagreed and was dis.
charged.
DEGREES were ordered in several chancery
cases for the foreclosure of mortgages.
The District Attorney not being in at
tendance, Orlando Simons, ESQ.,, was ap~
pointed by the Court to act in bis stead.
N. j. Il. Dana and Matthew Broome
administrators of estate of Abram Broome
deceased, VS.. Geo. W. Harrington and wife.
Jury trial. Special verdict for plaintiffs as
to facts in the case.
Cont,nued.-Wm. Leip, respondent, VS..
Eugene Burnand, appellant; Thos. Wall
gate, appellant, VS.. Thomas Barton, respond
ent; Jas. A. f. Duffee, respondent, VS..
Francis Hamel and Louis Gagon, appel
lants.
Reterred.-- Mary S. B. Smith, by her
next friend, VS.. John P. Thompson, i'm.
pleaded, &c.
Timothy Reardon,' respondent, vs.. A. B.
Patterson, appellant. Heard on former
day of the term. Respondent adjudged to
recover of appellant the sum of twenty five
dollars.
Lathrop B. Reed vs.. b. F. Hoyt. Heard
on former day on demurrer to plaintiff
answer. Demurrer sustained.
A. II. & j. W. Cathcart VS.. II. Ward
Stone. Heard on motion to open and set
aside the verdict of the jury rendered on
the second day of October. Motion denied.
VIM. Beaumette VS.. Joseph Rondeau and
Charles Durochers. Jury failed to agree
and were discharged.
Adjourned until Monday morning at nine
o'clock.
Laurence Il. Prescott VS.. VIM. l.. Ban
ming. Continued until next term.
VIM. Beaumette vs.. Jas. Rondeau, Jos.
and Charles Durochers. This trial occu-
pied the whole day.
Jas. Ullman and Amelia Ullman, vs.
Meyer & Solomon. Continued until next
term.
Daniel McGinty respondent, VS.. D. A.
Miller appellant. Judgment of Court below
affirmed
Rebecca Lawson vs.. Henry M. Lawson
This cause occupied the whole day.
q. Board of Commissioners of Ramsey coan-
ty VS.. Louis M. Oliver. Ordered, by con-
sent, that this cause be referred to James
Gilfllan, Esq, who is appointed sole ref
cree to take testimony to hear and deter
mine all the issues therein, and report with
all convenient speed.
VIM. Beaumette vs.. Jos Rondrau,
Joseph Desrochers and Charles Desrochers.
On trial, and not concluded.
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Later from Europe,

ST.. JOINS, N. F., Oct. 3.-The screw
steamship Connaught, from Galway on
Thursday, Goth, arrived at this port at 3
o'clock this morning, en- route for Boston. :
The steamship Palestine, from Quebec
arrived at Londonderry on the Oath.
Victor Emanuel had determined to 90 to
Naples. Sandman ships had bombarded
Ancona for nine hours.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-Breadstuffs firm;
and corn has an advancing tendency. The
weather is favorable for the crops. Rich
ardson, Spence q Co., Walkfeld, N. & Co..
and Others, report -four firm and steady
Wheat firm at Fridays rates. Corn has
an advancing tendency mixed, 35s.a35s
cd.
London Markets-Wheat tends upward,
prices la2s higher on the week. Sugar
quiet.
--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. - LIVERPOOL,
Sept. 25.-Breadstuffs market opens with
full prices; corn tends upward, mixed 35s.
Cd; the weather here is favorable for the
crops, but in other sections it is unfavorable.
Provisions quiet but steady.
ADDITIONAL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PARIS, Saturday.-It is reported to day
that the Austrians had crossed the MinciO,
but it was denied.
TURIN, Saturday.-The Sandman Gov
eminent has decided that the French so.-
diers of the Papal army who were made
prisoners shall be Immediately returned to
their families.
PARIS, Saturday.-The Pat,ie denounces
as false report that the Emperor expressed
a wish to be invited to Warsaw.
Garibaldi, in a letter published in the of.
fetal journal of Naples, says: "Although I
am quite disposed to sacrifice all personal
feeling on the altar of freedom, can never
be reconciled with men who have sold an
Italian province" Nevertheless, decree
of Garibaldi promulgates the Sandman
constitution for Naples and Sicily, but
without fixing day for carrying it into
effect.
The French Mon1eur Parmee says there
is nothing 10 the state of European politics
to prevent the usual six months furlough
being given on the LIST of October.
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MINNESOTA PRoDUcr1oNs-Th Dubuque
Herald thus speaks of specimens of wheat
and tobacco productions of Minnesota {:
The wheat is the largest and heaviest
grain we have ever seen, except, perhaps,
some specimens of Oregon and California
wheat, procured by the Patent Office some
years ago. The Minnesota grain to which
we allude, will weigh, we are assured, sew
enty pounds to the bushel, and we should
not be surprised to find that this assurance
would be confirmed by experiment. The
tobacco is quite mildly favored, and por-
lions OF it sent eastward. brought high
price. We cannot perceive why the north
west, where the soil is so inexhaustibly rich
should not raise all the tobacco it needs for
home consumption, when every experiment
made in the raising Of it appears to be quite
successful"
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Bell and Everett.--UniOn State Cen
VentiON.

ventiOn.
At stated meeting of the Bell and Ev-
erett Union Club, of st. Anthony Falls,
the following named persons were unani-
mously chosen to issue call for State
Convention, viz. John G. Williams, j.
NJ. Shepherd, w. G. Webster, David Ed.
wards, Richard Martin, A. A. Clement and
S. B. Sutton.
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
The Union men of Minnesota, favorable to
the election of John Bell, of Tennessee, for
President, and Edward Everett, of Massachu-
sets. for Vice President, are hereby requested
to select the requisite number of delegates to
represent their several counties in the Union
State Convention, to convene in the city of S..
Paul, on the eleventh day of October, 1860, for
the purpose of placing in nomination four ele,.
tors, to be voted for at the Presidential eleo
ton, as favorable to the election Of John Bel
and Edward Everett. Also to decide the eXpe.
diency of making any further nominations.
Our platform-"the Union, the Constitution and
enforcement of the Laws"
j. G. WILLIAMS, j. SHEPHERD,
w. G. WEBSTER, D. EDWARDS,
R. MORTON, S. B. SUTTON,
A. A. CLEMENT, Committee.
1.-THE Press generally requested to give the alb
an insertion in their columns
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Ho

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Hon.
R. R. Nelson, presiding.
Saturday the Grand Jury brought in
an indictment against 81. 81. Barker, for
robbing the U. S. Mail; also against Charles
Mallory, an Indian. and James Pelky, for
introducing liquor into the Indian country,
Mallory and Pelky were arraigned, and
their Counsel, Gov. German, interposed a
plea to the jurisdiction. Under argument
when the Court adjourned.
The court overruled Governor Cor
mans plea to the jurisdiction in the case OF
the vendors of liquor on the Winnebapo
Reservation, and the trial of James Pelky
for that offence was commenced. It was
not concluded at twelve o'clock, when the
court adjourned till Monday morning.
United States VS.. james Pelky. The
trial of this case was resumed YESTERDAY
morning. 1t was concluded and given to
the jury at half past three P. M. Jury still
out.
United States vs.. Henry Earl, POST
master at Lexington, LIE Sueur Co.. and
K. K. Peck and George j. Earl, sureties.
Verdict for defendant, without jury leaving
their seats.
The jury in the case of the United States
VS.. James SelSy, disagreed and were dis
charged.
United States vs.. Charles Mallory, ar
raigned for same offence, introducing
liquor into the indian country. Found
guilty.
United States VS.. Henry Barker. In
diLted for mail robbery. Prisoner plead
guilty.
United States VS.. Elisha Day. Cutting
timber on government land. Verdict Of
acquittal.
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No PERSON of ordinary sensibilities can
withhold sympathy from those who are in
town every day, endeavoring to raise means
to prevent their farms being wrested from
them under the decree Of the Administration
at the land sales. Their labor has been
spent upon the land. and its surplus product
devoted to the purchase of stock and farm
ing tools, and now they feel as if they must
give up the land, or sell off everything else
at ruinous sacrifice, in order to retain it.
There is scarcely day when we are not
importuned by them for information of some
one who would sell land-warrants on credit
for year or two, and dealers can unfold
tales of distress far exceeding anything that
has ever been published or conceived. A
gentleman from St. Cloud informed US yes.
terday, that man living near that place
had become so depressed at the prospect of
losing his farm, that he attempted to COM
NIT suicide, but this design was frustrated
by his neighbors. Meetings are being held
in many places to take measures for SELF
protection at the sales, and to prevent spec
ulators from entering claims, where the
settlers are unable to pay up previous to the
sales.
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Local A fl al rs.

STATE WARRANrs.-From letter of the
State Treasurer, dated October 4tb, in re-.
ply to the enquiries of one of our citizens
we quote:
The amount of State Warrants now out.
standing, is $2S 234, of which, it is probable at
least q half is in the hands of County Treasu.
rers, leaving about $4,000 in circulation for
the payment of State taxes. The State taxes
now due amount to $4,000. About 81, 900
is due on the tax of 1859, upon ,ohlch thirty per
cent. interest ,ciu accrue aftsr the first of De-
cember merit. If not paid before that time. The
tax of 1860, amounting to about $l25, 900, will
also be collectable after the first of December.
1t is very obvious that under this state
of the account, State Warrants ought to
be worth nearly par. The whole State tax,
we understand, is being paid nearly at the
rate of $4,000 per week. At this rate, the
outstanding warrants, $4,000 in all, will be
absorbed in little over seven weeks. But
it may be reasonably expected that large
proportion of the $4,000 due before the
first of December payment of which is
enforced by very heavy penalty-will be
paid before that time so that it is safe to
predict that all outstanding warrants will
be absorbed in four weeks, when the crops
will begin to yield returns of cash, and
taxes thereafter will be paid in gold. The
holders of warrants, who are informed of
this state of facts, by holding on to their
warrants for four weeks longer, will make
ten or fifteen cents on the dollar, which will
otherwise go into the pockets of the st..
Paul brokers.
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E1ll1!(al1
G3lIllal
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
to TIE attention of mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the proces of eething by soft
snipg the gums, reducing all pfamm ation will alay ali
pain and spasmedic action and is regulate the
Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest to YOUR
selves, and relief and health to your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years. and can say, In confidence and truth of it. what
have been able to say of any other medicine
never has it failed, in single instance effect cure
when timely used. Never Gid we know an iIstance ~
all delighted with its operations and speak in terms
Of commentator of its magical effects and medical yr
tues. We speak il this matter " what we do know -
after ten years. experience and pledge our repuaton
every instance where the infant suffering from main
and exhaustion, relief ill be found fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of
land and has been used with never-fsinc succsss n
thousands of cases. -
1t only relieves The child from pain lint invigo
CRATES the stomach and bowels corrects acdity and
most ms any relieve gripping in the bowels ana wind
collie and overcome commissions which if nat
remedied, end In DEATH ~ 'roe"AS
We believe the best and surest remedy in The world
IN 81 cases Oh dytentery and darrhGa in Children
whether arises from teehing or from any other
We would say to very mother who has child suferine
from any OF the foregoing compainc-do not let youT
preJudlces n'rthe preudces Of Others stand between
you anu your suffering child and the relief that win be
sure-yes, absolutely sure-to ,oow the nae of This
medicine, ii timely used. Full directions for msnr viii
| accompany ca h bottle. ~ "'-As wa.
None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIs &.
| fEEklNS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
E p,na ey Dr rug throughout the world.
! oct9-d&wly 0o.'' POI 0o'A''
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From New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The New Mexican
mail with dates to the 18th arrived last eve
ming.
Rogers, who was condemned to be hung,
suffered the extreme penalty Of the law on
the 4th. A correspondent states that it
was the most cruel sight be ever witnessed
the prisoner being on the ground and wit
messed the preparations for bis Judicial MUIR
der. He persisted to the last that the act
was done in self defence, and that the wit
ness for the State swore falsely.
The preparation for war of extermina-
ton against the Indians is progressing fine
ly, both by the regulars and volunteers.
The crops will be very short, and high
prices for the necessaries of life are antici-
pated.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-12

Lo 1.-THE Poor SErTLER.--The terms on
which Land Warrants are furnished to set
tiers who have not the money to purchase
them for cash, are rather hard. For cash.
LOO acre warrants can be had for $l7O-
but they are usually sold to settlers at 5000
with twelve per cent per annum interest, fol-
two years, secured by a mortgage on the
whole land, and the settler being required
to waive the right of redemption at that
Those "bowels Of compassion" that we read
of in the book, have become questionable
especially about the time of government,
land sales.
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District Convention.

The Democratic District Convention for the
Senatorial and Representative district com.
posed of Washington, Chisago, Pine and Kama
bee countless will be held at Taylor's Falls
on Friday, October 18th, 1860, at five o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating one can
didate for Senator and three Representatives.
Each county will be entitled to the following
number of delegates: Washington, IL; Chisa-
60, A; Pine, Kanabec, l.
JAS.C. RHODES, Chm. Wash'n Co. Com.
GEO. w. SEYMOUR, Chm Chisago Co. Com.
HERMAN TROTT, Chm. Pine Co. Com.