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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

ARRIyED.-On Tuasday evening the man
with thssstsn. Of O. ". ;stimn.,oa,n,.: me- = /.
brought ID town NO. M 1.,,.i.. ~ Sail
Centre, after having had . tria, b,tote
Iso,tire Tdbb,. IL that place. and he Il nov
in the custody Of Sheriff Mickey. An ae-
count q his career Tor the past six months
@ so, was gwen ey correspondent OF last
~ .'e, w o!e ;n1ormeu inst ne now stands
sl?s1c !: WIN havlng t"emoezslest ~ his
~'e' I. "nA'WlIn. nAvlng 'sootaaned money
IRON nee unaer 70 Pretences llfth!s De
20, ms lu.'uer ae:en''on would 90 tare.cai'
~ s.5 n:s.... uo1 "oulo nave 20 90
"u... ~. oou.t neets IN APRIL
ss .ns eAHsIss =. tls Souhty, ana taas: Mith
S @."o 81 !'' wonla not 90 lest than $8,U Or
S,. ou-)ust so mucn useless expenditure
n".e rs nay W ny ce1e1 o. people ~ TO
"ls guy VI '""ooelce' -, IL eestain mat ne
c''hho' oe eonV'c'eu on these charges. 4s
= ). @ *>,s.,b ,.-7- '------ - ,,,
81 DEArIsrRy.-Notm many months since We
called the attention sf our readers "a the
antv and ;mnor, .noe ,. 80 :, =
:.::..:. ~. -, f" '''''. -. A ~,
'n 'st u'''' out = re especlaNya 20 the
patronage Of our local Dentitt in preference
ino around. -, .S;nca ,,ho,,v. hi ,.a,e nd
-..enEta ,-It ,3as3~ IL VI 80 !. 1lNt':.stE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

Among a list Of 135 Major and Briga.
der Generals lonorably mustered out OF
service by a recent circular of the War De-
jor General G. C. Andrews, of this place
said muster out to date from Jan. 10Th.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

Yesterday morning as large flock Of
prairie chickens were passing over town,
for or five lit on the trees near the Metho-
dist Church. They looked tempting, but
as is usual on such occasions, none Of the
goers by happened to have gun near at
hand.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

= On the first page will be found some
inn ortant information relative to abandon
ed homesteads. Also other interesting mat
ter.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25
See notice of sale Of subsistence stores

On last Thursday, Capt. H. l.. Carver,
Chief Quartermaster at St. Paul, was pre-.
scented with set of silver plate by the en-
ployees of the Office. This testimonial to
Capt. Carver as he is about retiring from
military life is most deserved. He has
proved On efficient, gentlemanly and oblig-
ing officer. 49, @&S-|@~s - - II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

Are you troubled with distress after
eating, heartburn, depression Of spirits,
desire for solitude, sick and nervous head
ache, and other affections Of this Gu 8, rem
dering you unfit for the society Of your
friends or the world We say, take the
Red Jacket Stomach Bitters.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

No. Wpoald respecthaly request oN
49, e
ousiness men and Others rishing any kind Of
JOB Printing, to call and examine our az
te1sive STOCK o. New Material, ju*t4 reee'oed
ffam the east, bs6re sending rfNll g 60
;ng elsewhere. Or Job Office Is no'o one ~
the best in tie State, sJtnd zee do. 'poTE ~hsch
zee will gueraase< To- be ssati!fdcto!y, at ~.
.sG.f4 ~ +sstAS%Is23& 3RIttS ESs.Af i !
Paul snPlcNa. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

Norlox.-Owing t. tho blockade, our
supplements due for last weeks paper were
not received aatii Yesterday ). This y delay
scertainly ny provoking to US as it can be
to our readers; but We aze doing the best
We can under the circumstances, and shall
continue these, extra reading sheets until
spring, when, with the opening Of naviga-
tion, we will receive from New York our
new Power Press, when THE DEMocRAr
will be enlarged to NINE COLUMN pa
perSGthrs being tie largest fsar p.se week.
ly in thu State. Until then, (when we will
:beiudependent Of supplements dear read
cry, be patient: fH~:' III '~''~...% 2&- -'i.j
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

We have received from the publishers
of the Prxirie Farmer. Chicago, a package
of Tildings Seeding Tomato, delivered by
that paper to its subscribers. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

Eclectic for January has failed to
reach US. We cannot think Of having our
volume broken by the loss Of number
Will the publisher please forward US the
missing copy? ......
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

ATTEMPTED AssAulr.-On last roeslay
Dr.. A. Haggerman. Of this city, went to
the residence Of H. Goergee, about mile
befowitown, and handed him u bill for pro-
fessional services. Georger, took him into
q room, locked the door: aud then drawing
a large butcher knife threatened to kill him
unless he signed the receipt. The Doctor,
watching his chance, pushed him over, un
locked the door, jumped into his sleigh and
drove away. A warrant has been issued
for Goerger's arrest. 'tz... 1Erita-1 =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

'1A Arnrkxr,ox. Chairman and secre-
tary Of the Inst, Montana Meeting, DR.. NJ:
E. Tcllman and Mr. ". R. Mobiles, to whom
was refe, red the petition for revision.
would 7reuu, st the citizeLs of Stearrs and
attioihinQ Counties TO meet at Tenvoorde's
HAIL, on next Wednesday evening, at I
o'clock, to hear their report. Capt. Blake:
ly, of ST. Paul, is expected tol be present
and ADDRESS the meeting.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

SOLD Our.-Capt. o. A. Pray has dis
posed Of his interest (one-Quarterl in the
Union Touring mills, for $5,OVo. The pur-
schaser is a gentleman residing in Chicago.
This speaks we'll for n mill that commenced
operations but about two years ago. Capt.
i. intends moving to Minneapolis and de-
voting himself to the manufacture OF seua-
rators. We are sorry to lose him.
PERsoxAL.-Alajor Vim. NJ. Kimball, late
Quartermaster at Fort Ripley, arrived in
town on Friday with his family. We are
glad to learn that he intends making ST..
Cloud his future home. -"
Mr.. BENZ F. Noel returned home last
week. Ike has record Of which he may
we'll be proud, hsving served three years
in the old Minnesota First. and one year
in Hanccck's Veteran Corps. He is look
ing we'll.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

DONATION PARrY.-Yhc NJ. E., Society
will give donation supper at Tenvoorde's
Hall, on Friday evening, Feb. I'd, 1866. the
proceeds Of which will be for the benefit Of
the Rev. Chas Griswold, pastor. Oysters
zee cream, and good music. A pleasant
time is anticipated, and all are invited to
attend EI ORDER COMMITTEE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

The price of corn is SO low in Iowa and
wood is SO high that the people are using
the contents of their cribs for fuel
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25
directed for THz DExocnAr ~ Dr. Thompson, Drugi.t

Thernaolnetrical Record
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

919. u 60. !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

ALlrrLE "BELL. "-Yesterday afternoon,
some three doors from our our Office, 4 little
Bill rang out its first tone.|,t &l,@u i
What world Of happiness their little cry foretells!
s;rs2- Through the baluty air Of night: Il :9.IE4
How they ring out their delight" )
We have notyet learned, whether it is a.
beau for the bellies, or belle for the bcaux.
How is J. F.?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25

these portraits add in any wise to the beau
,ty of the map, ye. they are valuable as they
present an excellent field Tor any one who
wishes to study the lngubrisuus in its; diff
farent phases faces. = Taken altogether
however, it isa IN excellent piece Of work.
and is. well worth rthe price charg-
ed, $6.az ri
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22

In the middle ages. g ben the great lords
and knights wafe always at var with each
e&her, ous vi shrm resolved TO avenge
hims8f apan nsighbor who had effsud.
Ell him. lS ebaneed that On tha vtry
eseniag whsa be bad taade this rcsolu.
sien, be heard thai his enemy waa TO pass
aear E,s castle With onlv ftw men With
bin. ftwas u good opportunity to take
his revenge, and he determined not TO
let il pass. lie spoke Of this piaH in the
presence Of bis ehaplain, wb0 tried in
vain tn persuade him 10 give il up. The
good man SAID great deal about tho sin
Of wnat be was going to do, but
ia vain. Az length, seeing that all bis
wordh bad no eject, be said, Sly lord,
aimee cannot persuade you 10 give up
this plan of yours, will you at least con
seuG 10 come with me to the chapel, that
xse may pray together bsfoFe you GO ?p
The duke roEseuted, aud tbs chaplain
aad be kneit down togeth,r 10 prayer
Thsu the mercy loving Christian said 10
the rsvengefu, waffior, f." Will you re.
peat after me, sentSpee by sentence, the
PRAYER Winch our Lord Jtsus Chriss
taach to His decipleSs"
q will 10 it,n replied the duke.
lie df1 il accordingly. The chaplain
said 4 sentence, and the duke repeated il,
tiH be came TO the petition, IS Forgive Us
our trespasses, as we forgive them that
'resFass against as" There the 'dsks
was client.
Ny lord duke, you are SILENT" said
The chaplain. a. Will you be so god az
to continue TO repeat the woEds after nae,
if you dare say sol-'foTgiVs US cur
Erespasses, as re forgtps theia that tres-
pas against fls.'"
. | eanzot,n replied the duke.
Well, God cannot forgive yea, for be
has said so. lie, himself has given u.
this prayer. Therefore you must either
give No yuur Fesgage, or give up saying
this prayer for 80 ask God 10 parsilp
you as you pardon Others, is to ask lin
to take vengeance on you for all yoar
sine. 10 now, ray lord, and Eaess your
victim, God wiu meet yua in the great
dsy Of Judgment.
The IRON wiIl Of che duke was broken,
I" No, !" said he, "a wilf dnish niy prayer:
My God, my Father, pardon nae. Fer
give me as desire 30 forgive him who
has offended me. Lead me not inlo
| temptation, bat deliver me from evil"
g hmsn, said che chaplain.
/" Amen." repeated the dake. who an
derstood the i.ord's prayer better than
he bad ever done beiuFe, sinp be had
harmed to apply it 10 himself. BtblieaI
Tfsasafg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22

A R1NASTIC C4REER.-It app"srs that
Gen. Burgeviae, the Americtn leudrr,
whose eyentTul caree. was lately ended kF
death, in ChnG, was native OF New
bern, y. c., born in lss6. lis father
Was a Fro nch ofEeer in the army of Ma
poleoH, aud subsequently, in the service
of Spain, and came 10 America 10 the
capacity II Surveyor General of Florida.
mnrrird an American lady and died in
iS43, leaving family, Consisting Of bic
widow, two sons AID daughter. The
Oldest con was bFiga,HrF general in the
Confederate serVict, and is at prsseht a
citizen Of ArkarsaE, where Ehe daughter
also retides, being the wife Of Thomas
Watson, late Of Washington city. Hen
~ A. Burguvihe, the subject of this no.
tice lived 10 Washngt5n with bis mother,
about the year 1876. Tie was page 10
Cor gross, and vas educated as the Wash.
ington Seminary. lie vas veTy accom-
Viisbed ilHguist, ard devoted to study in
youth, bat always bad a strong penchanl
for The Eastaaa great ambhian to rule.
After macy adventures and wanderings
he went TO Ghina, abere be became eem
mnBdeF in chief Of an army of 60, ,OO0
disciplined men, mostly Europeans and
Ameticans, whicb position be regarded
as the fTst step 10 ,bFene. In writing
home e4 bis aievaslos, be declared that be
would soen snd binfssf the ral OF Chi
M. Some ten months ago, after Tesigp.
ing bis eummaEd under the ImpeTialist
government, be entered the service of The
rebels, and was eaptured end drowRed- -
While IN favor sith the Imperialisis, BE-
ans Mandarins Of the Rcd Buitsu, and
bad the power ef life aud drash over two
large citiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22

RAnRoAD GsANTs OVER MINERAL L4Sus.
The Ca!ifornia papers ara getting ex-
cited from fear that the CfnsFai Pacific
Railroad Company will become possessed
Of the miusrai land along ibe line of
their road. The eompqny Is allowed ev-
cry alternate section for twenly miles on
each side OF the road, excepting mineral
land. The Surveyor General 10 Califer.
ria sarveyed the land up 20 the fohahills
of the SieFFs@, 20 the eastward ofNcvada
City, and made tetarns % the same to
w Washington without mentioning IL as
1Hiussal iand, thus leaving some Of the
richest EBinlag lard 10 thai Ssats liabls to
be sold for agricultural purposes. The
Central PaelEn Company, haviRg their
road nearly flashed ibreugh that portion
Of the STATE, Nill forthwith ask for pat
ents, and make them cover as much min
eral lund a. passibls. Ii patents be oDos
obtained for lnineTal lands, ID viii Be
bard to dispessess the railroad company
even IL said baads wege previously ocea.
pied, fos iha pasent wIfl eonssilate the
hrst legal title Bot IL Hppeafs 10 as shas
Ipafsnls shas obsaiaed would aisimaseIy
DC Elsaated on she graaHa ol fraad, and
nads 70 give wsy before shs eoaisaele
siiies si the niacrs< Rssss Rtu9FRev-
esss1s f.4# sfKs.fzs - s59&E rs &zs5sss =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22

Per THis AND THAr ToGMxHxR.--A re-
cent paragraph in the newspaper is 10
this effect: a..
s'The sale Of choice rsEs ia 9eT. II,
W. BeeeheF's Church, this year, amouaf
I'd TO So, 435. nearly threethousans ta 9rs
than Iass, IAis, with, tbs rental s Il, ,i5S,
makes ths psw inspIns 5stias2A EonF
hundred dollars waa The hlShess Rala paid
for chuice." @%Fs'' =
simeitaaSsasays wieh the abov4 : GA
nouncsnaent there sppearevd'fn ii 80 7sls Boss-
dofr," . ladies' iilussfaEoa papes uf fash-
ions, the followiag Hatjoss j g. szEgs ].
sTha readers Of ths Baadoir should
not fail TO peruse every one of leg pages
this week. Each Is fiffd to its' limit With
shs iiveliest rsading aad gossip 81 ffe,
the news Of fashisn, ahs aRaFs OF The
beau mopde, aud AL p#ttsTa of general
interest to the ladies. Hs gsye, last week
the current fashions as displayed al
Baecbets ehureh, and Id sliss issus ws
notice them ss dhplaysa ct St.ists-
phen's." 81 yEsra ssf al ID 81 (.
Perhaps By Hputsipg this and tast to-.
gethsr," so4ne leg may be obtaised Of
the rcason wAy bsgh prices are paid for
pswsy and What setae peop4e 70 70 cnurch
fos.. We ssy tFszhaps-~becausc Eaisuch
things We shou!d aet ike 10 DO certain. -
Az a. Il g5k4S' sz - 3 a - gesss q sss -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22
the sxaw

slnss tas Rablieaslssat tTAs Rsadgs os slgaz y
aS h6ad. We asya seen ngthbnx s&aai III she Fof-
Iywaas pssEa In Esiat - sassta ssrsIaeal.ss,
wsii 81 aaozaaaats lost haner wiii hrsaa tsars IL
sssry asasltsFs breast The aaxhsg and suajset u
the eosEa vas sH actress ai sosss reputation wao
ssssss assa y 81 Lsass Y gTsss gle aaa
soaas u he aras psspls OF shs saaas4y. and ta
thass was&asw heF tue pseIa viii DO ~ ReIY strxc-
Ase~-A whsaaR VI Rress sshius Asna sarpassiug
ess aiy f.lsg iss.a her asuad sssssss a4iRis hsF
Resa u ia saeh terrible letters ~-Ea.
Oh ! :hs snaw, tas seausifal snow,
FylitaG szls akE and ssgth selsw
Over tsa haesetaps, ever kAs rect,
osss 1T aeAaa of rae Ss0pls ySu Hses1s
1aaeltsg
n KAFs1mg
SkinalniAx xinax
AeanstEMl xaswg ID ases DO wrong.
SiyinF u kksS > fatF laayss eAssk
EssnzfaA y iiss 10 froisek ssnae freak,
Aeaa ttfMk aEsog5 IFaBa Hsav sa ahsxs
Pure a - asgei, gsasle a l0Ts.
+ E=5 81 ff-tt - sf
1Ai lh4yaas q the heaullFai anaw,
Hss thsHskse gather snd iaagg1 as shsy Sc
RhtEllts8 about la ths Eaad,tellaz fMn,
IisaayRhs gnssa sa1h sEesx saet
EEssssss.
HaFEy3a& sy,
II Bzhts Ga ths face aud ig Rpalkles the eye
And the dags with baFk sRa a hvnaa,
sn4p VI The crystals that Oily aruHnd--
The taeE - allgF, ataa its sart IL aKtvs
10 wsiS$nss sAs sssaiag eg tbs bsza!ifai snow.
Hu~ wiEaths erawd gsa' swayiag aloaa,
Hattue eSch e4hcg VIA Ania r. AID sonsf at
How Ise gay slelEes. Inks MelruFs as,hhE
~ be rainpaea and tracked b. the ahoaksEszla
I'LL u bls.a. win abs ash ia sAs AorrlA !
street
1nst was pure as the saSws--7but fsat
FsalIlkesht Snew-a 4ks. from aragen to hell
Ecu y be tfsnaptfi a. Glih ts the street,
Pen tSb@ scsfsi At, ls bs spat on aad bsat,
Pleading,
CuTsIAg.
Dread "a to die.
Selling ms saui II xhoFFsT waHid tiny,
Deahas 10 shSaef"s aFfselpt bread
u stiBs the isvtaz sni to- ERz the dead.
GercIEai gs1l have tallsn 81 lswf
And ysI as aaee ike Ihe bcAatltai saowi
Once ws4 fsiS ss the brnutiful sEow--
With al = g tIEs its etyslaI aad lts heart Ike
Once vs. idyed Tor my Innocent grace
RsstsTsyi sEa soasht rs the charms 81 ny
FATHER, --
Mother,
Sisters, ALL
God, sEd usyself have l9ss b. anT fall,
u e vtsfisst wretch thAi lies a Iveriug by
Val aaaks vide sSsFp isas Eandes tao
Fer al th8f sa FAFth ara sbsrP me kuaw.
Thsrs's nothlas "a pure As tie beautsiHI snsw.
uUw strange Il should be that this beautiful
Sheuia tail on ths siuaer with aCN here 60 gaE
How strange il should ee uaea the Els 81 eaeus
RgslEs
II tha snsw aud the is urGek my asspstaGs
bEslu.
Painting,
-r.E a.. RTssE BE.
Dying aIuBs
T4e wtckst for bTSyer, too west fer meaa
To be hssFd ga tbs streets " shr crazy tGwH,
i9ugEc md IA the jey ~ tue 81 " coming dysa
10 Ia AID 20 die lu my IsrTiASs zoe,
With bed atia xbroud Uf the beAutiFEl snow
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22

PEDESTRIANS --THKIR LKGAL RiGHTs.---
A dssision - 10 the legal rights Of ps-
destrians wts rendered In the Superior
Court OF New York city. a wpman,
via sas is5artd by ; car Of The Second
ayenaa rallFoad company, hTsagbs an &C
lion foa damages, Is appeared npon the
trial that, In crossing the road, her foot
srippsd on the rail oE the track, where.
apsn abe fell, and car ran npon her,
causing aevere injaay4 The coass award.
ed sae woman damages to the smonns of
three Thousand dollars, and in delivering
shs decision, tbs judge gsvs an explicit
spiaioa respecting the general rights Of
psdsssriaas and the drivers Of vsAisles
respectively. lie held tbas the sixhs 10
travel upon strsss or higtswsy u oom-
Haea 70 ali~-pssiesssiaas and sarissFs aiiks
--shs fssueg hA#izg the right 10 salk,
and the laslsr TO smpboy heEssa apes
then. Ths Judge said chat, nd matter
&c lAws 81 II u 70 aauah the duty of the
vshisle 10 kaep sob ID Sshs way u she
pssssngsss - q IL fos Tbs latter "a sseMps
'bsiag run ever BY the fssmss. 3 Ihegs-
fore drivers lSsvs no right To msa0p pslixs
the pfiyilsgfs apf the ssSssss III shsT ds
nss, aad foot passen8srs ah0ula snsk i
tfsens aandsrssand ihas saes BY Il fs& legal
experiences. ~ fssfRasf FsE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22

81 -
8 TEgAExEsr "a CseuE.-.- 0roap is IN in.
aamation Of ahs janeg surfaea Of the
windpipe, inflammation iupiiss heat, sn3
THAI hest must be subdued Or tbs BAL iepx-
must invariseay die if prompt eff3rss
are made 10 cool the pasts in The ksssl 81
an attack Of ths Group, relief viii be ne
proms as il Is delightful. Ali know tbat
cold water applied 70 a. hot skin eo6is il.
bat aal dolRot ksow and dfunderstanA thai
hot water applied 20 an iuaametl kass. y i'll
certainly cool II of. uenee an appIira.
tion of iced water With linen clothes, 6r
almost bet aater with woIIsn nansef, Of
two folds, large eusugh to esver the
whole throat and thss upper part of the
chest, paG lhssefFsts a pail OF water as
hot as the hand can bear. and keerI il thua
hot BY adding vatsF frorn shs boiling tea.
kettle. Let two or three fsnusIa be in
bot water all the lime, ani ens 90 tie
threat all the time, with a dry EAnael
covering the wet enc so ss 70 keep tAs
heat in TO soms-ex xksns, the fannels slieuk ID
not be so wet when pat on as to aribb.s
as il is Important TO keep the elothine
dry, and keep up the pFoeess nnyif the
phleem is idess, the ahild easier, and be-
ginning to fall asleep b then gsniiy strap
i haunel over the yet one which js 40, 50
as to cover It Up entise1y, and the child Is
saved. When IL wakes up both fanneEs
viii DO dry Halls JostTaaEof Hsalth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-22
er The CincInuass Commercial / 4,

ET The Cincinuafi Co,anefcfaI & flas
pabiieaB1 states. the position Of fhs radi.
calls as fellows; feFs y4
g Tee policy Of Charles Sumner and
Thad. Stevrns, xhieh lhs radicals ars all
braying it 10 tressou. 10 oppose, ssmes to
this--thas in the States lsgely in rehellsan
the whites shali ba dfsfranchised and The
blacks eafrapchfseds that ahess States
shall not be admitted % she prisiseges of
the Union Crtil their gOsexnlpg class is
black. This is the actual ISSUE Lhe eEazy,
barry, head long fanatics are trying ID
.fosac upon she coua4ssy, ard wAfoh rhes
are not Ioadly bat deeply cuspisg shs
Presldens fog sFposings j y bile sshey are
hypocFiticalIy faEning upon himv and 70 /,
'effnfousay protesting that Il ssnst be isa- :
possible that be can disagree w4kh them,
for they are the oafy exronents Of the
ssnsna saihse IN poliffns, md ths author
ICED expounsers Of iaw and gospel. vess-
ed In tho exclusive perogatisA of aepa-
rating the sheep lgon The goats 10 shis
weFld.
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81 gssH.s prassases. 10 i,Aavs
asepptsd lhe aaiFs aa lhsv hsads d f0aE
wgfasn ~ dlHareSa enmplsxions, aad has
just publishsd the result. On The head
Of . blonde there we're l40,4I9 hsirss
an that " the brtswu haired ss h sa 100 i
40 oa ahas u she red hagred, 81, TO.
Ahhsagh sisss was sasis Disparity in shs
nusnbTs - sndssidaal Aaiss, eaeh eror
was sboas shsssasse weight Tbs aver
asaswsixaa sE i wsmaass hasr IL ssatss
On tbs same aashority, Do bsa4 saness.
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s-ggN- 7gEA - - z FFl-I- n e-7ss7 a
- Na mar u bsFn iase he Eaela
y1koss work 4 al harn wish hin- Thws
= Sxsysl lwosks md tosla ipwnsk witAsas
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SO.

IL :
FAcTs WoKTs Rgagxsxsrscs. ! ~ 1esass. .
'sin q! shs Philadelphia sa,sraar ,Esenihg
Pest, gives shs sallosiag assas worth rss
zasaabsring 4: $50 IL s.si sseaf 9a:
II l. &ofsh vbTisfoflaitfasaaslsf syervs
where, 70 remember shas shofoueb casI.
spre.fs botesE than three Eaorsgages an
thsir farm. Re e &C
81 That an offensive var agatnst weedss'
ID i've silHas better than i dsfsasiss oaa.
Thss gssa fences aisays nav ibsstrr
than lawsssiss with asighssrs. + s6ti7 81
That bag % . great deal chesper made
10 sazaEasE ihsaa purchased AN wsFssas. 4.
That a Nurse Ebo Iass hask, his eaas
pl aad looks ~. Lightning whep ang aae an
proaei3es hlla, Ii vicious. Uanst h,,g
.hEaa "a saEs & assef - fa9aE sa6ai =
THAT seFinpang the feed df fAttFta
hogs, j. . Gaiss sf graia.
That oyer-fed fowls woat lap eggs, .
That sdaeating si4iIirsa 10 aaoaey loan-
I'd = = aaadrsd Dsr ssas.. e
Thas one evenfn@ spent ut homo Ia
study, is H1ors psdstabla than cen iu
ioanging about country saverns.
That cows should alwaTs be MIXED
regularly and clean.
That Is 10 tAo daty Of every man t
take some gaod, reliable, entertaining
peper, and epsg fer it-pf COURSE, sE
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