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The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25
THE BOYS IN blue.

. -. .E EzE
=s The following ,vorses were handed US BY
: soldier, who. while on his WY to tn,
plneries. heard the speeches of Gormar
and Colyille on Monday night. He sale
that tho lines we're specially suggested b,
the threat made by German that civil VA
would follow the impeachment OF tn,
President. We publish tho verses, no
for any inherent poetic merit. but becaus
they reflect tho emphatic sentiments Of tn,
great majority Of the ''boys in blue"
Soldiers, up! tho conflict comsth!
Burnish all your armor bright;
And when battles shocks are ON US
Spare not traitors In the tight.
Soldier. grid! the darkness gathers!
At the ballot cast for Right;
: And II traitors bring on coufict,
Strike In strength Of manhood's might!
Nobly did We drive the foemen,
Worthy Of our trusty steel;
And wen punish Northern renegades
A tits for the country's veal.
Too deep have been tho .car, Of battle;
We never can to traitors bow;
But ever guard our rights a freemen,
And meet tho crisis coming now.
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Boy wanted.-.A capable, in
dustrious boy, Of from l6 to 1s years of
age, wanted at this Office to learn the print
ing trade. Good wages will DO paid. Ap-
ply immediately.
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MILL FOR SALE!

will sell either half interest or my en-
tire STEAM SAW MILL at this place o
favorable terms. It is complete through
out-having m eigh,y-f horse power e'
CINE, and the best machinery. includin
that for the manufacture of shingles la:i
and pickets, &c. Parties desiring to pu1
chase as above will address
E. NJ. TOBEY,
St. Cloud, Minr
| St, Cloud, Oct. Oath, 1866. n14
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AUCTION.

will sell at public auction, on Thurs
day, the 9Th Of November. at II o'clock
M., in front Of JOSEPH Howard's meat shop.
the following property:
TWO MARES WITH FOAL,
ONE FOUR YEARS OLD rORSE.
ONE THREE MONTHS OLD COLT.
ONE SECONDHAND WAGON,
THREE SETS OF MAINITE SLEIGH:
Aud O number of other articles.
CHARLES BOWMAN.
St. Cloud, Oct. "a, 1868, n14-2s
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We were in error last week in stating
that the Republicans had lost q Con-
gresham in Indiana. They held the
original porportion-eight Republicans
to three Democrats. In Pennsylva-
mia they gained two, and in Ohio lost
one-making gain Of one. Still the
Democrats claim 'immense gains' in
the late elections How wonderful!
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

On last Monday evening Gen. Cor
man gave some valuable cotton statis-
tics. If German does not know all
about "cotton," WHO does?
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

UNION MILLS y. r. Clark is putting up
an addition, s0x50, two stories high, to
these i-st.class Touring mills. This will
make the mill 125 feet long. They have
recently been provided With additional new
machinery, and are turning out an excel
lent quality Of -four, aud shipping large
onantities 10 the East
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sAUK CENTRE.

Mn. DoNNELLr will speak at Sauk Cen-.
! tire on Monday evening. tho 10Th inst
Let there be full turn out. z..s.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

Twill commence an Evening School 0
Nov. 1st. All the branches taughtin da
school will be taught. Particular atte,
| tion paid to Arithmetic nd Penmarship.
MRS. MARTHA E. PAULDING
u14-3W
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sxow.-During most Of yesterday and
last night snow fell so As to partially COW
q the ground, while disagreeable wind
whirled the fakes hither and thither, and
into ones eyes. We look for pleasant
weather again after this little ''aurry" has
passed aWsy.
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ANNUITY Goops.-A large quantity Of
annuity goods came up for the Chippewas
last woek, and has been taken up to the
Agency. The annual payments will com
mence at once.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

New JEwELRY SroRE.-The attention Of
our readers is called to the advertisement
Of Mr.. A. W. Bush, who has recently open
ed stock Of watches. clocks nnd jewelry
He is spoken Of as skillful workman, ca
pable Of giving excellent satisfaction
Drop in and see his stock.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Do not fail to 60 and hear
Donnelly on Saturday eve
ing, at the Court House.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

FoR SALE CHEAP.-Burbank Bros. offer
lot Of wines, Whistles, brandies and Bit
ters very cheap. They have also received
very heavy stock Of sugars, cofees and
dried apples. The attention Of dealers and
retail purchasers is called to their adver.
| tisement.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

SIDEwALKs.-J. r. Clark has the con-
tract for building the sidewalks on the east
side of Washington avenue: He will push
the work forward promptly and vigorously.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

GoRMAN says he ''fought With Col
ville." Where, General? Pray tell
US.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25
Clocks Excelsior Hair Rcst0rer

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Is warrant ted to
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Restore Hair If ever SO Grey,
To its
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Color of Earlier Days,
Keeps the
Hair from Falling on,
Hair from Falling Of,
viii surely
Cure all Humors Of the Scalp,
Cure all Humors Of the Scalp
And makes the
Hair grow on Bald Heads,
Hair grow on Bald Heads,
When Falling OF from Disease.
It n spl.ndilly perfumed, and everything for 4
Dressine that can be desired. It Is the only known
restorer Of color and perfect hair dressing
Delicately perfumed. Requires no washing or prepa
ration before using If after full trial this does moi
nrove the best Hair Restorative before tho public
the money will be refunded.
Sold BY all druggists at q per bottle,
Dr. FRANK B, CT oCK, Proprietor,
FULLER, FULLER FINCH 4 FULLER, Chicago, Genera
Northwestern Agents.
T1CKN0a, TOLMAN / Co., Ct. Cloud,
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RI 9. LAND oEF1cE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

Tr g. LAND oEF1cE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
~. -. October 18th, 1866.
Robni>L Orr: s..(> - -
shy arc hereby notified to appear at this office
on tho s2Sth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850, at 10 o'clock
L. T., 81 the said day. and then and there show cause
Why yonr Homestead No. 1901, made BY you upon the
~. and Il ~ section 70. IN township 80,
range o. In the District Of Lands subject to sao at
Ct. Cloud, Minn., should not be Cancelled, a. one
George Martin, alleges an abandonment thereof by you
and proposes then and there to show such an a6an.
donment when you will be permitted 70 contest such
showing. HENRY. G. WAIT, ReRstcr.
oct164w G, A. GILMAN, Receiver,
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Senator Ramsey and Ex-Governor Miller
will speak for tho Union At Maine Prairie
on Friday evening, November I'd. All
should 90 to hear them. ~. J.:
GAx HUNrERs.-Last week couple OF
lively New York city chaps came here for
big hunt. They purchased rites, shot
guns; revolvers, bowie knives, cartridges
and ammunition by tho quantity, aud thus
equipped started for Ssuk Centre. Arriv-
ing at that place they called upon MIR. s.
Pendergast, genuine Nimrod, as we'll as
. wag, and told him they had had jolly
sport ON their way up-had never seen so
much game in all their lives-had snot Il IS
of it-some very large black colored birds
and some smaller ones. Subsequent III
quiry revealed that their ''game" consisted
Of crows and blackb,rds. Mr.. P. At once
advised them to proceed to tho big woods
where they could kill deer, and might very
probably came across q bear; that the lat
ter we're gentle creatures, and not at oil
what they were generally believed to BE-
tn Sc city spots thereupon girded them
selves in their armor; and started for The
forests. Surely enough they did come
across bear, and incontine"tly blazed
away at him. Bruiu, being slightly wound
ed, elevated himself on his hind legs
Thereupon one Of the hunters threw down
his rifle and ran up to HIM, when his bear
ship swung around one Of his claws. split
ting one of the unfortunate individuals ears
and tearing the side of his face lady. The
other, iu q fit Of frightened rashness. rush
ed forward ard thrust knife into the
bears throat, killing him. As soon as the
enemy was dead, a strange fear se,zed up
on the hunters. They threw down their
guns and ammunition, stripped off their
coats, hats and vests and threw them on the
ground, and rushed into Sauk Centre clad
only in tho light, airy and picturesque COS.
tune of shirt and pair of drawers each.-
They took the stage next morning for this
place, and got aboard the early train for
St. Paul, vowing that they had ''secn
enough Of the West," and were bound for
New York. One Of the individuals has an
ear that his friends will always be able to
recognize him by-a life long souvenir Of
= friendly hug from . Minnesota bear.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

"A letter from Ssuk Rapids received to
late for this issue will appear next week.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Attention 10 called to the new ADVERTISE
rsnt OIL. B. Mills l. Co. This arm il do
jig > hss'y wholesale aaa retail trade.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

TT 9. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
u. October 18th, 1860.
Sin: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on tho 1lfR DAY OF DECEMBER, 1896, at 10 o'clock
Of the said day, and then and there show Why
your Homestead No. 1926 made by you Mt this Office
under date Of June 26tb, 1865, upon the se Il sw u
and lots and 8, Of section and lot g. section 2
township No; 12! range 80 in the District Of Lands
celed a. one James D. Campbell alleges abandon
ment thereof by yo and proposes then and there to
show the same when You will be permittetl,to oppose
such showing HENRY e.. WAIT, Register,
oct18ewH G. A. GILMAN. Receiver
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MAnn1ED.-At Anoka, Oct. 22d, 1866, by
Rev. NJ. Heath, Mr.. WV. W. GoUNDRY, Of
It. Cloud, to Miss JENNIE DAVIS, Of Maine:
This couple has our best wishes for hap
! piness and prosperity.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

AWoRD TO COUNTRY MEnCHANTs.-COM-
STOCK invites the attention of country
dealers to the largest stock Of Dry Goods,
embracing every grade and class Of staple
domestic fabrics), Clothing, Notions and
Fancy Goods Of all descriptions, and Hats
and Caps, ever bought for the Minneapolis
market.
To cash buyers and prompt short time
purchasers, he offers great Inducements
and will guarantee his prices to be as low
as any House in the State.
ENew Building, Sd door above Stat
Bank.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.

| Tho people Of Maine Prairie and sur
roundi ,g country should remember that
Senator Ramsey and Ex-Governor Miller
will speak for tho Union At Maine Prairie
on Friday evening, November I'd. All
should 20 to hear them. -
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

A Moxs1Il.-Mr.J John Brake6eld, Of the
town Of Avon, in this county, left at our
Office last week, . cabbage which weighed,
untrimmed, thirty:four pounds. It weighs
now, with all the outer leaves cut off, thir-
ts-one pounds and holt. Can any locality
beat this? Let Us hear.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

REo1sTEl LET every Union voter see
that his name is on the poll list. These
arc now posted up and can be examined.
The Judges Of Election viii hs in session
At the Court House on Wednesday, October
aIst, from % H., to 4 P. n, at which
time names can be added. Don't jaa to
SeQistsr.
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1HSee advertisement Of "Mill for sale.' y
This is one of tho largest and best saw
mills in the Northwest, and offers psy'
| ihg investment for capital.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

See tho advertisement, Evening
School,"
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

> We ,could respectfully request all
business men and Others Wishing any kind Of
JOB Printing, to call and examine our ex-
.easirs stock Of Nep Material, just received
rom tie east, before sending to St. Paul or 60
Ing elsescAere. Our JOB Office is nov one Q,
tie best in tie State, and sre DO ~ork rhich
~ will guarantee to Be satisfactory, at st.
Paal prices.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

RAILROAD DIRxcroRY.-Mr. W. W. Fol-
som is canvassing for the Minnesota Rail-
road Directory, soon to be published by A.
Bailey. 1t will be general and classified
business directory Of every town and sta
tion along the lines of the different rail
roads in the State. 1t will have much To-
cal information concerning each place,
which will render it exceedingly valuable
rs work Of reference We commend it to
our business. men.
MIR. T. B. Stanley, Of Maine Prairie,
brought to town a.bear, shot by his son,
which weighed $50 pounds net. 1t was a
monster, and very fat. Mr.. T. Alden was
the purchaser.
Col. VIM. NJ. Kimbau returned from
the east last week, and will make St. Cloud
his future home.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application viii T.
District 1T special term thereo to be held at H.
court house at st. Cloud, in and for tho county
stearns, on the oath day Of November, 1850, 1t IT,
u counsel can be heard, BY and on behalf Of IT, un
dsrsgned proprietor Of the town Of eauk Centre, Il
said county 6tearns to vacato all that part Of 1871
street lyine~es Of Main street, in the said town
esuk Ceotrs, according t. the plat Of said town r.
corded in the ofnco Il tho Register Of Deeds in an
for said county. -., .,i.'. = - -
Dated Oct %, 1860: RACHEL MOORE, :
~. Proprietor Of the town Of 6auk Cent?,
oct35-5w Dy N. H. MINI, uer Attorney
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The Minneapolis Chronicle says that
three hundred and ten certificates to the
Crosby Opera House Art Association have
been taken in that city. A limited num-
Der have been taken here. Everybody
should secure an engraving and q chance
| in the drawing. Orders received at this
Office for few days longer.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

The loss by the burning Of Fovler's
ferry house last week was about $1,000. A
subscription paper was circulated and q
handsome amount subscribed by our citi-
zens for the relief Of the ferryman, who lost
everything by the fire.
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ALSO
N HHDS, PRIME CUBA SUGAR,
~ 80 bbls. prime Keystone a. SUGAR
Is A, B, and C Coffee g
80 " crushed and granulated &c
80 choice DRIED APPLES,
At
l4;4t BURBANK BROS.
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PlEssrrEllAx.-Pastor,R Rev. +. V. Campbell. Ser
vces every Sabbath morning at 101f o'clock Evening
St7. Sunday School after morning service
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in your orders.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Acc1DExrs.-We hear every day Of loss
Of life and serious injuries occurring
through accidents. Every person is liable
20 them snd yet how many make provis-
Ion against them by taking out an accident
policy? 1t is an act Of wisdom few seem
70 think Of or act upon. One Of tho pas
sengers on the ill-fated Star Of tho Wes
had taken out policy for SIC, 1000 before
leaving New York, at cost Of but $40, snt
Ehn sum IL now paid over to his family
1umbs1nsn and others going into th'
country should specially gets policy. Csl
at Capt. !. E. Vests store.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

In A BAD T1x.-One night last week
chap was arrested while trying to get into
Mr.. c. A. Gilmal's residence. He was
found to be in q considerably muddled
condition.. When . little sober, he made
the startling discovery that he had been
robbed Of $500. He tells the story that
he made his way, during the evening, into
one Of the three or four saloons in this
city; that he imbibed once or twice; and
that is the last he remembered until his ar
rest. Some people are disposed to be lit
tie incredulous AS to the loss Of the $500,
and think he had about one dollar in post
age currency when he went into the saloon,
and while looking at this frequently through
the bottom of glass, in passing it over in
fragments to the bar keeper, for spiritual
comfort, it became magni6ed eome eighteen
hundred times. Such things frequently
happen. He claims to be the agent Of an
Insurance Company. We would advise
said Company to take him homc.' He might
be worse than fire for it
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BEAUTIFUL 6ur.-We are indebted to
Mr. H. W. Hanford, who returned from the
East last week, for tho present Of an ele-
CANT revolver. It is . six-shooter Of conve-
nient pocket size; the barrel [of the best
steeD is silver plated and the cylinder gilt.
and both beautifully chased, while the han
die is Of pearl. The pistol, with cartridges,
&e., is envased in q handsome rosewood
boz. It is An elegant and acceptable gift,
for which Mr.. Hanford will please accept
our thanks.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

ORALLY RoUxD THE FLAG, Bo1s !"-
Capt 8. NJ. Bruce entered the Third Regi-
ment ~ a private, and on account Of his
tail form and we'll known bravery, was np-
pointed color bearer of the Regiment. He
Is now the color bearer of the Union party
in this District, and the boys are rallying
around him with enthusiasm. He is sure
Of An election-it is already beyond doubt.
Three cheers for Capt. Bruce!
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

AUCTION. Bowman will sell some
horses, colts, wagons and sleighs at auction
on tho 9Th Of November. See advertise.
| ment.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Ixx1oHAxrs.-On Friday five families
from Indiana, passed through town in wag-
ons, going to homes near Maine Prairie. ,
The same day = couple Of families. well
provided with stock, passed through for
Psynesville. They came from Northfela.
On Saturday two families wended their
way toward Sauk Centre, where they will
settle upon honesteads.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

VNHE largest and best assortment "
CLOCKS may be found and purchase
very low at BUSH'S. They are va,
rauted.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

4 MEXICAN WATCHEs.-some Of IT,
n finest ever brought to st. Cleud-i
from 2 to = OF. cases-warranted coin ST.
ver-at BUSH'S. A guarantee from tn
makers accompanies these Watches.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

A copartnership has been formed by til
Undersigned, under the firm name Of {
SCHULTEN & co., for the transaction 6
a general merchandise business. at the o'
stand on s.. Germuine street, opposite Br'
ker's Block.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

PoPI CouxTY.-We learn that Mr.. Fern
b Woodeock, late Of this city, is the Uni
- candidate for Register Of Deeds in Pope
ees,ty. Mr.. ". is one Of the ''boys in
blue" and % Pope county is strongly Re-
publican, he will surely be tlscted. He
win make . good officer. The difference
between the Democrats and Republicans can
thus readily bs seen-in Stearns county no
soldiers are nominated, while in Pope coun-
" several are to be elected. The Demo.
eraas do not nominate soldiers where they
think their party is strong enough to Cart,
any other Of their men through.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

CPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES -
- Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double F.
Gus, Periscop,c and Convex, worth fro"'
26cts to $500, for sale at BUSH'S. Car
be exchanged If not found to suit after
thorough trial.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Or Coulsn,-A pair Of excellent English
riding gloves care by mail from Fort Gar.
~, B. N. A., last week with the following
note pinned to them:
"Fn1rxD W1ll.-Ple.se accept the &C.
eompsnying ss . slight mark Of the es-
taem Of DICK"
We only know one "Dick' in that por-
ton Of the world, and that is the Jolly, ir-
repressible Dick Burdick, who has spec
ial contract from Queen Victoria for ''run-
ning'' Her Mejesty's Northwestern Posses
sion., and he is said to be doing it prime
OF course, We ''accept."'
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

JN1NE Silver Thimbles, warranted equa
l to coin, for sale at BUSH'S. Any nam
or initials engraved gratis.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Head FRox.-1he following character
istie extract from . letter from John B.
Marvin, dated Virginia City, Montana,
September 23d, shows that the young man
10 still alive:
''These beautiful valleys which but yes
tsrdsy were clothed with the richest YER
dure sre now covered with mantle Of tn
purest white-just about three inches o
snow The telegraph will be in operation
ksJe this week. To-morrow's news from
Europe will be received here this evening
Energy, with the dust brings everything
about all right. l have not seen any Q
the Minnesota pilgrims yet."
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G. SCHULTEN.
CARL BAUMBACH.

St. Cloud, Oct. 18th. 1865. n133
y DEMEMBER the place to get nice ST
II Of Silver Coin Jewelry, Breast Pin.
Sleeve-buttors md Earrings, is at BUSH
Jewelry store. He engraves them beaut'
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Coop CoxpAxY.-The Universal Life III
surance Company, of the City Of New York,
is one Of the best in tho country. 1t is
conducted on a different principle from
| most of the other Life Insurance Compa'
| nies-therc being no notes. A careful
consideration of this plan will commend il
to all. The policy of life insurance is a
thing now universally admi itted; and peo'
pie will find Capt. J, E. West just the man
| to insure their lives.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

MA UP.-A lot Of ALARM CLOCKS
w just the thing to get you up earl
in the morning. For sale cheap at BUSh'S
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25

Drugs AND MISUNDERSTANDING, Tol-
man & Co., introduce their house this week
to the people of Northern Minnesota.
Their stock, both for the wholesale and re-
tail trade, is heavy and complete. They
occupy the lower floor of their fine store.
room in Brokers' Block for the retail de-
partmcut, and have large quantities Of
goods on the second floor for wholesaling
Customers are recommended to an exami.
nation of their stock.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25
COPARTNERSHIP.

St. Cloud, Oct. Gath, 1866. I
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
En- glish sympathy.


The inseparablc association which in this
country links the house Of Han yer with constitutional
government would naturally lead to suppose that
the institutions OF the German kingdom closely re-
stitutiona government in Of the word be
ID TO exist in Hanover The sovereign bv the aid Of
ministers who are perfectly Irresponsible wieds not only
the executive but the legislative power Parliament
IN the English ncceptaton OF tho term, there
Is none There are IL is true two Chambers the former
composed OF princes OF the blood, certain mobiles and
of six years. and the letter deputies elected to repre-
sent the towns and country districts But the
OF these hambers is not to make laws bnt simply to
advise the sovereign, and to lend the cooperation in
conducting the business Of state The budget submitted
to the Chambers does not include the civil list of the
King nor the expenditure oecasoned by the Court
the latter being never accounted for 10 the Chambers
and being supplied nom tho revenues OF domains
alleged by tho sovcrcigns Hanover bo the private
property OF the Crown but admitted to be such by
the Parliament William ". introduced changes in the
sysem of government, with view to rendering il
somewhat similar to that Of Great Britain bui on his
death the Duke OF Cumberland who succeeded to the
throne protested against the Innovation and the
cent order OF things was rcesabshed, and remains in
DOM with its institutions which Is not improbably
the point Of disappearing forever Its in this
try must inspire feeling Of painful regret.
For the soveregn himself every must feel the
deepest sympathy Afflicted from infancy by Prov-
dence with one OF the greatest caamtes to which man
is subject he has cheerfuy performed all those duties
which, both in his pubic and his private capacity have
devOvcd on him. As Sovereign he has always secured
the respect and affection OF his subjects In domestic
life his character has been above reproach. Incu
rabe blindness IL did not generate taste for music,
duty, and both performcrsand composer his fame
stands high The sanguine may hope that he has not
permanently quilted his throne, and in this country the
wish will be that those hopes may be real
lied. We cannot however, close eyes TO the fact
that Hanover is in the grasp of Prussia and time alone
can tell when, If ever. that grasp will be oosened.