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Later from Havana.

NEW YoBk, Oct. 10 The steamship De Soto,
from Havana on the sth, arrived here this morn
ing. -..hF.
The steamship City Of Norfolk, whose seizure
as SLAYER was announced from New Orleans,
laGded eO0 negroes on the island, and was sent 70
sea with fun head Of steam on, her valves shut
and feed pipes Open with the fu expect ,tIon inst
she would founder. But she went ashore and
this accident led to the seizure OF negroes and
the crew. The latter were sent to Key West by
the American Consul.
Sugars Were quiet and generallY unchanged
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LOG AL NEW S.

IL The STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining In the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the Law directing them
to be printed in the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery of the once Iu
totA daily circulation is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
luunbfa
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Cencre,,iensI Nomipmt,.ps.

BosToS, Oct. 12.-The Douglas Democrats Of
the Fifth district nominated William Appleton
for Congress, thus fusing with the Bell vereth
SrocLBRIDoE, Oct l2.-The Douglas Democrsb
man r. Leonard, Of westfeld, for Congressman
and Phineas Allen, of Pittsfeld for elcctor
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Nebraska Electien.

OMAHA, Oct. 13.-R eturns from twelve counties
give Daily, REP delegate to Congress, 137 over
Morton, (DemD The ten counties to hear nom
gave Last election 395 Democratic majority. and
the Nebraskian claims the election Of Morton.
The House 10 Republican by a small majority,
but the Council is likely to be Democratic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13
Frem Mexico.

NV ORLASs, Oct IA private letter ffcrn
Mexico says that the yuarez Cove nment have die
approved Of the seizure Of the conducta by De
gollado, and that they ara disposed 10 advance
Si5o.oo0 towards the payment Of the English
debts.
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Opera Emeute in PhiIadeIphfa.

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The opera emeute still
continues, and the New York Academy Of Music
troupe have abandoned Philadelphis for the
season. Mr.. Ullman announces that be win NOT
resume operations any where until sftsr the cleo
ton, by which time he hopes the impractlceble
male artists Will be brought 70 reason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13
The PhiIadeIphia CITY Ga, C.mp.,y

PHILApsLPHIA, Oct. 12.-The trustees Of the
City Gas Works are manifesting opposition TO the
improvement In the manufacture Of gas, by cut
ting of the connections at the Girard House and
refusing the supply from the City Works, unlcss
the proprietors stop making water gas, with
for months past.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, IDA TUCKER, the daughter
OF Mary and John I. Braxton, aged s years, =
moaths, and DAYS. To- 49, '
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
euested TO attend the funeral, on Sunday ths 18th
Infant. at o'oock from the residence of her pa
rents, 500 10th street, island.
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new Ysrk Markets.

Nrv YoKx Oct. 10 --Fleaf market n ussestled
and excited, and prices have advanced iozlSc !;
State IS a0a5 So; Ohio IS s5s6; southern IS IS q
S6 10. Wheat-fhe market Ia unaettled and en-
cited, closing Base higher. Corn buoysnt; mised
7is72c. Pork steady. lard dull. Whisky very
firm, holders asking axe, bat buyers c1sf oniy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

Of Baron Renfrew took place last night, and was
reallya magnificent AFFAIR. An accident % the
platform, however, prevented tbs commeaCe cent
Of the dancing until midnight The Prince
opened the ball with the wife Of Gov Morgan
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Indiana Eiectsea.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct ~ Returns from seventy
four CO ant o. give Lane, the republican ondidsse
for Governor, II, 224 MAJORITY; gain over Gov.
Willard's vote In 1855 OF ~ $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

Mr.. g. b. JEWELL, who has large soap and
candle mandatory on Green street, In George
town, near the canal, seems to be doing fine
business, and is disposed to sell for small profit
Call and see him. .. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

For your bonnets, hats, fats, ribbons, French
flowers. feathers, dress Trimmings, embroideries
and real laces go to Stevens fancy store, $780, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets 'F-'7t
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HARRIS IMPROVED
II DOUBLE THREAD
BOudOir Sewing Machine.

Tins Machine, an Improvement on 'rovrr Ba-
kers fs eimpltr than theIrs. aud for its reliability
on duI ability 10 not surpassed. A ohild twelve
years old can run II with ease; yet IL will from
the cosrsest cloth to the finest SWISS. There Is
trouble Of Tewindng the thread as it is taken from
the spools IL has no belts 10 give trou be and will
run backwards as well as forwards, and stIIl sews
eqally psrfect and without danger of breaking
needles 1t runs by friction, AID by closing the box
over IT, II Is thrown ont of gear. In fact we have
no hesitation in recommending IL as the
e .sap0 Best Family SstotEg Machine IN use.
Agency at 1 oil Bridge Ct, Georgetown, where msy
be fonnd LADIES' Dk ESS TRIMMINGS. Der
RtETY GOODS OF every description. Our ts-
sortEent is as complete and warned as any In the
District. Ladies connected with benevolent or
other societies will find il to their advaptage to
call befre purchasing elsewhere.
90 s-eotf Mira. =. 4 JARVIS,
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THOSE who have not already enjoyed the
pleasure afforded by the performances Of Perci-
walls Pagoda, at Odd Fellows Hall, should not
miss the last opportunity, this evening, to do So
We assure them that in visiting this place of
amusement they win hnd rich treat pre- pared for
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

Arrest Of IN Alleged Noted fsrser.
Nxw YoRK, Oct. f3.-Henry Lowe, who, 10 Il
alleged, two years ago obtained sto wv on forged
bills Of the Colonial Bank Of Barbados, hes bees
arcs ed here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

1NcEHDIARTsM About two O'Clock this morn
ing some william set fire to the carpenter shop Of
b. Beer, on Pennsylvania avenue between LIST
and I'd streets west and the shop with its contents
including tools and work was destroyed entirely.
1t is total loss, not less than five hundred olars
uninsured. Mr.. Beers is an estimable Young
Citizen, and very excellent mechanic, and his
loss excltes the sympathy Of his numerous friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

90 LARGE STOCK! 90
20 b e ST 6 90 DSn 30
sI;o W est PRI .sm
WashlnR ton and CongIess, arc now psepaI-d TO
show their well selected stock Of DIRE GOODS,
DOMESTICS, DO. Their store the old stand OF
II. T.. Berry, having BEEN remodelled and fitted u
In the most thorough manner, they possess fac Ii
ties uneq ualed In the District Tor the y osscut
OF general Dry Goods Buslness. They respect
fully inyits call from the citizens OF Georgs'swn
and Vicinity. c6-im
TOR RENT-In Georgetown, two first-class
l. HOUSES, situated on West street, one con-
tanning Is rooms and the other g. with and ba tn
rooms complete Apply to II. l.. OFFUTT, No
40 High at GEORGETOWN. oc slim
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SrHvsss' dreo hats for ladiesare exquisite 90
9 once y - thsm, ~, bstwssn MIMI and Tenth
,1d4H0HJH y 5FIa ,Ye!,lo
.ega9vs inosarsy aaa ~ assi rsatoo z q !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

CENTRAL GuARD-HousB CASES -Thos O,Don.
nell, drunk and dsorderly; security for further
hearing. VIM: Buckley, "a bov) throwing stones
at the procession; fined 81 Is. John Bfokane,
drunk and disorderlY; workhouse 80 days. Cor.
nelius Desmond, striking man in the republic.
can procession; held to security for further
hearing. John C. Smith and ]. X. Polkinhorn,
assumed names) were arrested for having con.
cealed deadly weapons about them, last mig ht
They were taken to the guard house, and two
fine Colt revolvers taken from them; and they
were held to security for q hearing. Thomas
Nichols, colored, carrying a billy; fned S2l Is,
and sent to the workhouse for 30 days Joseph
Penny, colored, disorderly and throwing stones
do 80 days -...g sac :
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WE WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW Thar
p w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap at
~ BROWN& WHITES


Georgetown, ID G.
And to convince yourselves of the fact, call and
see those
Black silks. Printed and Plain Deanes, Poll De
ChevIss, Merino Plsids, French Mernes, Valen-
Coaks; Tyrian: Electro and other Shaws; Blan-
kets; Mems aud Boys Wear, good assortment;
Mems and Boys NJ eriro Shirts and Drawers; "a:
dies and Misses Merino Vests; Bajou's Kid
Gloves; Hoped Skirts; Corsets; Plain, Bordered,
Hemstitched. and embroidered Linen Cambria
ndkerchefs; Embroideries, very cheap, Add no
humbug; Hosiery and Gloves; White Goods; YAM
kee Notions q fnl line LinssJ, Osnaburg Cslicos,
and Servants Wear in abundance and many other
things, which we will tell you of when you cal at
the Brown White Post Store. All OF which we
will sell as cheap as the cheapest, 'or any other
msn."
Come early, and don't forget the place. se . 2w
THE UNDERSIGNED CARPENTER AND
u BUILDER Offers his services 20 the pubic OF
Georyetown, w as hington, and vicinity, and viii
oontracs for OF snperIntend the construction of
pebble and private bul digs. Plans and epecIh-
cations VIII be furnished az short notice sifhoe
and shop on Congress st Georgetown, Immediate
au ~ Smeo HENRY wINGATE.
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r. SGAIrHER
Rec pectlully ieforms the citizens Of -
u Washington that he has taken the Drug NII
aud Prescription Store at the corner of SIXTH
and 6 streets where he win keep q well Sc 49,
lccted and assorted stock Of pure MEDICINES,
MEDICINES, fOILET ARTiCLEs, PER-
FUMERY, &c &c and hopes, by carefal atten-
ton TO business, to obtain fair share of the public
n b. Strict personal attention given to prescrip-
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= s! G l. o G x 5.
" C LO G. Sm
A new, large, and elegant supply of CLOCKS
just rece we'd direct from the makers none nan
better made warranted TO keep correct Il ne 41li
and the str! king part properly adjusted
Old Clocks carefully eaned AMI repaired II i
a. VI lode ate charge. -
Wanted, q Young Man to learn the business.
&C u st" ]. A. WATSON Brids at
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3 Srxvrss, SOLE agent in this city for the celebrs
I'd Grover 4 Baker sewing machines, $40, b
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Prices from IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS!
IN MRS. NJ. SINSON
Informs her numerous friends and the public gen.
orally that abe Is now established at her New "A
Store, No. III Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, SR
two doors above the old stand where msy be-
found as usual large assortment of MILNE
ERIES, at the very lowest market prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13
H N. A. SCHLOSS
l1AS Reoeived his Supply OF
FALL AND WINTER
DR. EnOnS

Purchasers viii end the quality and price as rea-
sensible Is ever.
FOR RENT-A very desirable STORE, to suit
most apy eenteel business. A prompt and success :
ness has been done at this paco and be contiE-
ued. Apply to n. A SCHLOSS, No. los B,idge
street, Georg etown, ID C oc e-5ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

WASHINGTON THEATKR.-This place Of an .se-
ment win be opened on Monday evening next by
our old friends, the Budworths, with their fine
Several new artists I'M have the honor of making
their first appearance before a Washington audi
ence, and several new pieces will be produced
On Monday night Mr.. J. n. Budworth will. de-
liver his great Union Speech which has been pre-
pared for the especial amusement Of the ladies,
whom we hope to see in numerous attendance. A
new farce, upon the Troubadour, and that side.
ed. We shall expect crowded houses Of the elite
to witness the performances of this excellent
troupe under these favorable circumstances.
FIeHr No 5-Mr p. M. Dubant on the part OF
himself and his brother, George Dubant, REQ ues,s
to say that neither Of them had any hand In the
fight which we specified N number S, Yesterday
any further than to repel an intoerabie INSULT In
the mildest manner possible. We take pleasure
In adding that Mr. Dubant 10 quiet, law abiding
citizen, and though dare say he could shit out
from this shoulder" II occasion required, We are
certain he would rather avoid than seek any such
pugilistic reputation.
ONE Of the very best family papers In the coun-
Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary
reading, now on our counter ready for delivery
to the public. II s just the paper above all others
for citizens and strangers sojourning in the Ma
their friends at distance Price only three cents
per copy, or 81 IS per annum; postage prepaid by
stamps when 20 arranged.
LADIES and gentlemen, the only sewing ma.
chine worth buying 10 Grover 4 Bakers 1t has
been thoroughly tested for years, and found want
ing In No particular Examine IL carefully before
making purchase. We explain with pleasure
the great advantages and simplicity Of the ma
chine Il Stevens, 336, between Ninth and Tenth
streefs t@i It
LADIES, the extensive improvements In my stose
being now complete In every department, shall
use every effort 70 keep my stock well assorted
with the most choice goods Of the season, and Offer
the same ut the very lowest cash prices, and one
price only. Call At once and Judge for your.
seivess q 81 Aotkk m
Srxvrss, soils agent in this city for the celebrs.
I'd Grover Baker sewing machines, go, be
twsen Ninth and Tenth streets. Prices from e5t
70 sto0 - . -letv s-ss-s7tl
STEVENS dreo hAts for iadissa are exquisite az
q once % yes them, 326 betXean Ninth and Tent
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Mr.. Pangborne, Of Mas, editor Of the Boston
Bee, wa next Introduced. He comnenced bv
rkng that this WINS not an occasion for argp.
ment for long speeches; but Coz cong
and for hope for good nature, good fseling; fet
q few moments spent az common cifizens Of a
common country In rejoieIng over q glosfpus
pofticaf victory There was no occasion Whist
ever Tor any word Of unkindness toward xnyp1as,
and ne was lsjoiced to ses that there was no ID.
position IN az The vest mqlyta>a 4afin him %
,IlihoHJa s 3fII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

NYBw YORK AuD HARLKN RAILRoAD-suNMyR
IN rlessnre AvelTrAtns lee Twsnty
- sxssi sAuen a. fclicws Is A. - -Krp.s. fr A
-. Troy aarHinws shsron rprtnxxI Niagara rAA fAke
qlwpe Lehapcn Springs and LAte Mshpse crrnecins At
Annny With view voys Cent? Al RsiroA fur Sharon
GnrA Fails md al places Wed: sso with trains for sArS
80 Al pcsnn Worth SIS M-ros croicn rslk. con
0nnI u 0oidens Bridge with for Lake Wsecabro,
- - Crunu Pals with stages for Lake Mshupac. 80 r.
kW Dover Palma connecting Al Hnliens Bridge. VIII
ror Lsks wsscAbuc. and n tru&ou rss with stages fw
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- afer xosSsy, Jsps d iSs1 Esins wn leave fwss.
~ = arse< nAsnn. New yosh, - fnxowss-
eSkE Igwhs. nsis. ~ N Wv s.ae,:s. 30. "a
- n. roy White Plains ard al sa1&uaa 6i3 frun Whis
1901 e>ro< rw crutou FAILS frcm Twenty srsh areel
11se SIS a, n, scgpins q Nnlis..erdfs aod ss.sins
n sgpins wAs. rlans snd s..sions trHis
1Uunty uzh srees depot lob A. ~ express mail tNin,
Vy6g e wAne Fhina. Bedford CrU>na vsh ed saskcus
HnuRNIN0-
0m ienve Wfihm&hrdge, nopptnK u an way nn1>cuA 6
"a n and ~ white rlsns ssoppng II al wsy stations
60 A. n, s1B and r ~ Dover Plsira soppius ii al
ssus roribsn. A. -Nhin train leaves N'eror
Cwy Monday morning $50 crusos r.as z y. 500
- Al stations purfh Of WHINE Plains
JOHN BURcHr1IA Aststazs Superintendent
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HILIsIAIkDN.


DuRCHAsERs OF BnLIARD TABLES AFTER THIS
cate wC for heir proiecou, be particular In sseing
hat the tcensei plate for Charles a vu
CANNED India Rubber attached 70 esch table, without
the use q sach table III be Illegal and for he proeson a
Nsss fksan Coender wto have parch ssed the excudvo
1sht from si prosecute AL such heterogeneous
kEW YORK BEftlNG AND PACKING COMPANY.
Nav yoRH, AuEmi ~, 1870.
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n ono ISLAND RAILROAD ooMPANY.-oN AND
- Afssr September W 0r~enpor ksPrsss Tram win be
OF Yapksnk Saturday aeptcmor
- and October 70 when wn run y are~npcr ana
49, Mordsy morning temesr "a snd OCTOBER aud
ar. HMuratead ard - r. n. Worth lnip Irnln VIII BE-
11Isunsin led and sner sepssaber ~. -
Anxra ~. leto A. ID. PALMER, Agent
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eErLMAF, WEARS ov ACE, or STRICTLY
"A sfeafy habits college efuc>fio, far a. b. 81
prepones~rF appearances rarrr~- srsvrd n-rv M
venes xob- sp~@ks ON languages estsmeiy useful a h
annnx having just returned 10 h~ rr,no.~r $500.
Oe@ = IN vnns % w.e Who, " kind do onssscu 49,
plsasng exterior bot hsnshy beenfy aa sareThins
lhle W h~lr him sirns nnes answ @r~
whn four dsys 70 csFs. bcx LIS Herald once can sse ~
as1n.ted ". - =
NHATRMoyrAr.--A GENTLEMAN rwrwo or prppr,
m married and pr~~rm~ed rf r,-.-~ \,
Reks home desirable with teer Koc qusa~fons h ID
forming The scQnainiance 81 gourr WI r -
gwfrsrrens Virtues would mAke her socsy he ro.s 81
eNxnx snd home ihe encsanisl earth PAas~
e<tr~.s r. Valentine, Chatham sluars =. o, care o.
Lrkwuoi
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, TO LET.
"a Room 70 LED torsher separate slso part %
.cs Apply n 81 Wes kshieenth strres, betvee, Filsh
- Firth avenues.
n srrEHDrD SUIT or rARroRs 10 Lrr- ~ IN BOND
- srvsb suinble fos club rooms % Gre. las eessH
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CHuN-Ar EARLY aRAvE-ReAD THE PRIVATE
- Medical Treatise BY Dr. ward alary eiaeatei ply
ian wholly devoted diseassr OF certain rtA&s
cnnsuN Dr srf upon Diseases which
rsaa ris remedies AMI te rnent -the most
iEal o. the world prepared from lifetime H1@t IN
great bogpis, ami er'eried practice han
u her living IA ricfan. WARD a
SQUAD l.ee. lgfaafway
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-22

foes, who treat them with great Kindness.
Mr.. Faribault is quite = horticulturist,
aud has orchards giving full promise of
all the ordinary fruits of the Middle States,
They have good steam grist md saw
mill; and arc quite certain that they have
tie point for a large city. 1 have great
difficulty In pcrsuading them that the piy-
ct on which creation turns is certainly
located in St. Cloud, just in front of the
DEMOCRAT Office; aud am forced to have
patience with their unbelief. One thing
certain, the State Printer, O. Brown, is
located here, and is one Of the very clcv-
crest men l have met in a long time-a
Republican who believes in it, and is not
afraid to say so, IS his paper, The Central
Republican, abundantly testiaes..
f. Mills, brother Of Mrs. Nash, Of St.
Cloud, has done all my business here, and
has been so unweariedly generous aud
kind that l an under heavy obligations
to himself and family. I have 1ectured
here twice to crowded houses and leave
on Monday morning for Owatonna, where
I expect to see Mrs. Sheets, editor of the
Journal, that other woman in Minnesota
who is conducting political paper.
Your Aunt, JANE G. SWISSHELM.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE River AND WEArHEs.-The ice
made q move oft on5sanday, ind lett Is
finally on Monday evening. We expect
the Steamer in few days. The weather
has been "pleasaet g, May" during the
entire Month, and the Winter is past be-
You'd doubt.
o. THE Saw M1LJ.-Messrs Fowler &
Owen have their Saw Mill 10 full blast
and are cutting about 5000 feet daily.
}THE FERRY.-Mr. Fowlers pier has re.
sisted the ice successfully, and the ferry
will be in operation in few days.
Col. HAYS M,LL.-This institution at
the mouth Of sauk River is turning out
good Flour and plenty Of it. Our old
friend Frank Remedy is in charge Of the
Machinery, and he knows how to manage
a mill and vote the Republican ticket.
SEEDS, SEEDs.-Mcssrs. Miller & Swis-
helm at the cheap Grocery have every va
riety Of Seed Corn, Wheat, Timothy, Hun
garian grass seed, Sugar Cane, Sweet Corn,
Garden Seeds &c &c. ...
Tue MA1Ls.-For the past ten days
only about half our exchanges have come
to hand, and on Monday evening our Mail
failed entirely.
On last Tuesday evening, Col. W A.
CARuruERs, cx-Rtg ist' Of the L nd Of:
ice, gave Farewell Supper to his friends.
Everything passed off pleasantly and in
order, and all went home we'll pleased.
1--WE wishxto call attention to the
advertisement of Samuel L. Vawtcr, Of
st. Anthony, under head Of "New Ad.
vertisements. Those in want of anything
in his line, will do we'll to give him call.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-22
The Homestead Law.

Through the efforts Of Messrs. GRow,
ALDR1cH and WINDOW, backed by all
the Republican members, liberal Home
stead Bill has passed the House Of Repre-.
sentatives at |Vashinton, by vote Of IA
to 62. 1t provides that any person who
is the head of family, or who has arrived
at the age oftwenty-one years and is a
citizen of the United States, or shall have
fled his intention to become such, shall
be entitled to enter FREQ of cost one hun.
bred and sixty acres Of public land, upon
which such person may have fixed pre-,
emption claim, Or which may at the time
such application is made, subject to pro.
,emption at one dollar and quarer or less
per acre, or eighty acres at two dollars
and = half per acre. No, issue Or patent
lis to be issued until the expiration Of five
years from the date Of. entry and on pay.
ment Of ten dollars, rights are secured "a
the actual settler ITO issue to heirs aud
dcvises and lands accrued which ara in nc
event to become liable, for the, satisfaction
Of any debts contracted prior TO- the issue
of the patent for the land.lsoo i'24oa# 5t@H
I We will now see whether the y Demo
cratic Senate md President, who make
such loud professions for the ''dear people,
will suffer this valuable Republican meas
Eure to become law Of, the land. PAS
! tho bill and, Minnesota viii double il
wealth and population within two years =
reject ii. and We have only seen the + Be
I gining Of our troubles ;q <'' E- ~ 9
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-22

: CHICAGO ELECTION Douglas and
hts satellites moved heaven and; earth
and the other place; to carry Chicago a
few days since, and owing to the dissen-
sions ia the y Republican ranks -, were very
sanguine but the friends of freedom ral-
lied and elected their entire ticket n by
over 1900 m.jority,' a clear gain Of SIX Or
eight hundred since last year. ~, - =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-22
FUR PRESIDENT,
Will M II. SEW ARD.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
CASSIUS M. CLAY.
SvDECr TO THE DECISION OF A'0NODTS
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FIRST GUNS FOR 1850!

The State Of New Hampshire, and the
City Of Chicago, have both gone Repub-
lican by largely increased Najoritics!-
The march Of Freedom is ONWARD!