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neutrality-suspicious. will be made t.

neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
~ the Second Auditor of the State Of Virginia to
place of the following, which were lost or de-
stroyed in Richmond at the time of the fire which
In the name of OSCAR CRAM, No. 25, for ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, dated May l, ] 1862, issued
under the act of March lS, 1855,
NJ. CRAM, No. 2,22l, for FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, same date, issued under same act.
In the names Of Z. 0. NOTHING and OSCAR
CRAM, executors of F. CRAM, deceased, for the
benefit of G. F 7; sTRECKER, No. 1920, for ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, same date, issued under
same date, issued under act of January %, 1850.
In the names of said EXECUTORS, for the bene-
fit of the CHILDREN OF LOUIS LOTT, No. 4,39i,
for SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated May 20, 1863,
issued under act Of March q, 1887 No. 1905, for
Foul HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated same date, is
sued under act of March II, 1859.
In the name of JOHN PURCELL, trustee for
DELLA A A1 GRANzA, u No nG Z GeS ,'p dated islJ July S 8, 1889 6 70,
of March 20, 1851. de l4-law3m*
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MONTAGUE & WHITALL,
Ml INSURANCE AGENTS,
(late Of Merchants Insurance Company
No. 23l MAIN STREET, NEAR SPoTswooD HOTEL,
representing some of the best Baltimore, New
York, Southern and Foreign Insurance Companies,
with an aggregated capital Of over
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
beg leave to tender to citizens Of the State full and
complete protection against loss Of
DWELLINGS, BARNS, WORKSHOPS,
FURNITURE, STORES,
MERCHANDISE, AND ALLs OTHER PROPERTY,
B FIRE.
Also, ISSUE POLICIES OF INSURANCE,
protecting Merchandise in its transportation to and
from all parts of the world.
INSURANCE EFFECTED ON LIVES FOR LONG
OR SHORT PERIODS,
OR FOR THE FULL DURATION OF LIFE,
in one of the strongest, best managed and most
prompt paying companies, in which the profits are
all divided among the policy holders, many OF
whom reside in the city of Richmond.
We will take pleasure in giving further informa-
ton to applicants, and we invite calls from all
desiring
MARINE INSURANCE,
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS,
OR LIFE INSURANCE.
ia 23-2awIm]
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NEW HAVEN, Or, February 20.-The Demo
Gratis Of this city are firing a salute OF thirty
six runs in honor of President johnson and
his veto of the Freedmen's Bureau bill.
NEW YORK, February 2o.-An anonymous
call for q public meeting ut Cooper Institute,
on Thursday evening, to endorse the veto mes
sage of President Johnson, Is published.
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AN IMPORTANT SUIT DECIDED AGAINST A
BAsK.-The proprietors of the Baltimore Sun
have just gained a verdict against the Chesa'
peake Bank for three thousand dollars In gold,
placed In the bank as a especial deposit" in
1861. The bank wished to pay in currency.
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Two Hundred Men Perish.

SAN Francisco, February 2o.-The Virginia
City papers contain n report that two hundred
men, on their way to the mines in Montana,
perished In a screw steamer. Communication
with that Territory is now cut off, and IL Is
feared that great suffering is experienced there.
The Victoria papers are full of accounts Of the
wonder of the Big Bend gold diggings In
British Columbia, and appeals TO California
miners to come and get rich.
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~ p. & ]. FL. WORD TOBACCO
corner OF Seventh and Canal streets, Riehmcnds
have in store $50 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
mouldy: 100 Caddiea Manufactured ToAoeeo,
and sweet. Also, various brAnds Of dne CheH1l1
Tobacco. Pine LEAF TOBACCO always % ha14,
as we are daily receiving u from vtygtnih ~
North Carolina planters.
We giys ogF l%sFsSpSslp et,snsiea e tss s3ss g {.
promptly. -
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The Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE, February 2l.-The Speaker Of
the House has ordered that absenting members
shall be brought into the Legislature forcibly
if they will not come voluntarily. An excited
discussion yesterday was caused by the COM
PEELED attendance of several members of the
conservative party, who, it was alleged, staid
AWAY to prevent a quorum.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

Observation-Disclosures will be made
~. at the proper time sr for the renewal Of 4; the fol- sIo
of the Sd. April last, viz One hundred Shares in
the Paint Creek Coal Mining Company of the
county of Fayette two Shares in the Union Manu-;
featuring Company of the city of Richmond, and
one Share in the richmond and Liverpool Packet
Company all of which were issued in the name OF
the undersigned.
la 8-2m j. A. COWARDlN.
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A. H. CHRISTIAN, N D. 0. i. cARDozo.
BENJAMIN BATES.
A II. CHRISTIAN d CO.,
IL BOOKSELLERS AND ~STATloNERS,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE sPOFsWooD HOTEL,
keep constantly on hand a well-selected stock Oh
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, embracing all the best text
books In English, French, Latin, Greek and Ger
nan Onr STATIONERY DEPARTMENT will be
found full and unsurpassed.
Medium, Demi-Crown and Cap Blank BOOKS In
every style. Memorandum, Bank and Pass Books,
in great variety. Copying Presses, Books and Ink.
Oil and Blotting Paper, Notarial Seal Waters, &c.
Photographic Albums, Work Boxes, Writing
Desks, Gold Pens, together with a great variety
of Fancy Goods, Prayer Books, Bibles and Hymn
Books.
Aliberal discount made to teachers. Country or
ders will receive prompt attention. Jas-s
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NEws PROM ABROAD" Artemus Hdyd.-li
Il renorted that the great Snowman left Rich
mond sooner than he anticipated. While lee
turing, he perceived an indlyianai 10 pius UNI.
noted for protest. he departed In the early
train nsxt morning ',--Goidsborat IN. Oh Nsses.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c

A RTICLES TO BE OBTAINED OF
N WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
BOOKSELLERS ND ERS,
GOVERNOR STREET, NEAR MAIN,
Backgammon Boxes, Paper Weights,
ugh is N d Chess Chess Men,
Boards, Dominoes,
Portfolios. Flutes,
Portable Writing Desks, Violins,
Desk Pads. Guitars,
Violin. Guitar and Banjo Banjos,
Strings. Violin Bows,
Visiting and Wedding Card Cases,
Cards. Pocket Books,
Letter Note and Official Purses,
hIEs nveiopes. "NO Morocco satchels,
Wedding Envelopes, Tourists Gases,
Fine Pocket Knives, Erasers,
Pencil Cases, scissors,
Fine Gold Pens, Bill Files,
Letter Clips, India huDper,
Rulers of various kinds, India Ruhher bahds,
Daily Calendars, for Copying Presses,
Counting Houses Copying BOOKS,
Bristol Board, Walking Canes,
Drawing Paper, MEMORANDUM BOOKS
Drswing Pencils. Copying Ink-the best,
Photographic and other Garmlne lnk-the pest,
Albums, Blue lnK-Ihe pest,
Paper Folders, Arnold's Writing Fluid,
Inkstands, great variety; Tissue Paper,
Black Sand, Mathematical lnstru-
Blotting Paper, ments,
Paint Boxes.
BLANK BOOKS and WRITING PAPER OF every
description usually required. lie Els
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ to the Auditor of the State of Virginia for the
renewal of the following lost certificates of Nir-
ginia State Registered Stock, issued May 18th, 1857,
TO John L. Tate, trustee for Mrs. A. NJ. COwardin,
under resolution of the General Assembly passed
3Ist March, 1852, authorizing the issue of registered
stock in lieu of coupon bonds, viz Certificate No.
20, for STA, 900 certificate No. 80, for $1,000.
ia 1Q-ln w3m
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, February 21.-Flour has declined
53loc. Wheat dull. Corn quiet. Beef steady
Pork heavy mess, 1913. l2h@s29. 62h. Lard and
Whisky firm. Gold, 1875.
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COMPANIES.

DAvENPoRT 4 GO. Aorsrs
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE IEsu.
RANCE COMPANY,
have removed their ofaee to the Q OvsA
THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK. on the
north side Of Main street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, where they will be pleased to zee
their customers and friends, for whom they hops
TO continue TO insure
BUILDINGS,
MERCHANDISE, ~
and all other kinds Of PROPERTY,
IN A FIRST GLASS COMPANY, with Q capital Of
MORE THAN SIXTEEN MILLIONS DOLLARS IN
GOLD.
fe A-eod6t Co.
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LATEST NEWS BY A
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
The Freedmen's Bill Faiinre-Thc Issue and d
1ntense Feeling Exhibited.

W%AsRrxoroS, February 2o.--The feeling here
tonight Is intense. Nothing IL talked OF but
the failure OF the majority OF the Senate TO
pass tho Freedmen's bill over the Presidents
veto. The current of public opinion runs
strong with the President. Much enthusiasm
was manifested at all the ward meetings, and
the attendance was quite large, and the reso-
luton to sustain the Executive was every.
where apparent. A distinguished Radical
Senator remarked, in conversation Tonight,
that the war had come, and the Issue must be
mat
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Ernm Wnshinptnn.

WAsHISGToS, February 21.-Mr. Lane, OF
Kansas, gave notice in the Senate to-day that
he would introduce q bill on Friday to con-
tinue the present Freedmen's Bureau.
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ASAD DEArB.-On Friday morning last, Mr..
James Msyse, an old citizen OF this place, was
found dead at his CATS. II n supposed that he
had an apopiectic ~, which Frustrated him,
frozen TO death. He WIS q p~6ssceabie, ipOfen-
siye, and honest citizen .-y&aHN(oA Epsss9fpr.
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NOTICE is hereby given that, at the
~ expiration of three months from this date, APP
will be made to the Washington and New
orleans Telegraph Company for renewal of GER
TiFICATE of TWO SHARES OF STOCK in said
held in the name of James NJ. Taylor,
dated 18th December, 1854, and numbered l,OO4,
original having been lost or mislaid.
December 2lst, 1865.
de 23-lam3m* j. Nj. TAYLOR
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Extract Of a letter from Bishop Whelan.l
WHEELING, January s, lsee.

The very remarkable and highly cultivated
talent which presided over the Musical Department.
in any institution for female education In the coun-
try, led me, Is . duty to the public, TO encourage
located. pa TO present TO parents every possible In
ducefnent TO avail themselves Of the benefits Of the
school. The Sisters now occupy their new build.
ings at Mount de Chantal, and will In APRIL o?
prepsred for the accommodation Of two hundred
pupils. The same sense Of dusy which led g ~
INSTRUMENTATION HE I hereby address 70 the
public through the FreesSas,s !oarndt. ! ty!seie
will be extensively circulated BY the ffien0e g
West and South. Ihave alluded only 70 the mud
cal department as beyond composition. In o<he1
r. ". WHkLAN
fe ls-1m Bishop Of wheeling.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ at the proper time for the renewal Of one share
of stock in the RICHMOND AND LIVERPOOL
PACKET COMPANY, destroyed by the fire of April
Sd, 1866, in the name Of DOVE & co;
Ia 2O-1aW3m
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Baltimore Markets.

IdITTTIUTU TTTuT '
BALTIMORE, February 2l.-Flour dull; How
ard Street superfine, $s.62h. Wheat and corn
dull. Provisions heavy. Whisky firm.
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VULCAN IRON WORKS,

VULCAN 1RON WOhhS,
CORNER OF BYRD AND SIXTH srREETs.
We are prepared to furnish, atshort notice, Bolts,
Nuts and washers, al sizes; Grating and Iron
Work for houses; Wrought and Cast Iron Fences.
all patterns ; Tobacco Presses and Fixtures con-
plete and Machinery and Blacksmiths' Work gem
orally. Steam Engines and Machinery Of AL kinds
repaired on the most reasonable terms.
ARCHER : GOODWIN.
de as-ts Post-o6ce box No. 81.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
GENERAL LEE AT ARLINGTON.

A gentleman of this city, having occasion to
pass through Arlington at dusk on saturday
saw a lonely figure standing with 1oided arihs
at the foot of a tree. Struck with the sorrow
full attitude of the person, he walked past nm,
and saw that il was Robert L. Lee, standing
in the street tina passes through the middle OF
his old estate. Mrs. Lee has applied to the
President for 4 restoration OF this estate,
which has virtually become 4 National Union
Soldiers Cemetery. TIL expectation is general
that the President will order its restoration
THE R1cHMoND EXAMINER CASE.
It is we'll understood here that the resusci-
tation of the Richmond m was ordered
by the President in direct opposition 10 the
desire of General Grant, whose intentions 10
suppress disloyal newspapers hereafter are
uneauiyocally expressed III his late circular TO
his department commanders. The revocation
of the order suppressing the Examiner, While
made by General Grant, was virtually done
by the President, to whom Pollard Appealed
from the decision OF the Lleutenanl-c eherai'
and who, in an official communication re-
quested the latter to permit Pollard TO resume
the publication of his paper. Among the
assurances given the President by Pollard OF
his future good behavior, was a written one
reading as follows: "Mr. Pollard, of the
Richmond Examiner, pledges himself to sup
port your administration hereafter as he has
done heretofore. - Washington Correspondence
Of the Nelo York Tribune.
CAPTAIN sEMMEs.
We were in error on Saturday last in sta
ting hat Raphael Semmes had prepared an
elaborate defence, based on the assumed right
of the South to secede, 10 establish an indie.
pendent government, and maintain a naval
force.-NatiOnaI HteutgenceT, 2lSt.
REMOVAL OF MORMON OFFICIALS.
The Mormon officials in Utah Territory are
all being removed. Besides a new District
Attorney, recently confirmed by the Senate,
Secretary McCulloch has, on the recommends
ton of Governor Durkee, Chief Justice Titus,
of Utah, and Speaker Colfax, appointed two
prominent Gentiles" of Salt Lake, Messrs.
Sees and Gilbert, United States Assessors and
Collectors, in place of two p~olygamists who
have held these offices, and who were living
in open defiance Of the anti-poligamy law.
EFFECT OF THE VETO.
As a matter of course, the veto and the fail.
ure of the Radicals is the absorbing topic OF
conversation here, and the shock to "dis-
unionists'' is staggering. 1t is said in good cir
cles that Messrs. Seward, Welles, and McCul-
loch concur with the President in the pro-
priety of the veto. Mr.. Raymond, who is
understood to agree with Mr.. Seward gene.
rally, voted in the House against Thad. Ste
yens's revolutionary resolution.
% wAnp,c npPrru
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A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE
N FOR RENEWAL OF A BOND of the COM
MONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, in the name of r.
Milton Cary, receiver, for one thousand dollars,
dated 25th April, 1862, No. 1923, and issued under
act 25th January, 1850, which was lost on or about
~ HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN.
20 10 1arv2n
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TAMES RIVER INSURANCE COM
81 PANY, HowARDSyILLE, VA.
CHARTERED CAPITAL, o. 500. 900.

81 PANY, H0WARDSyILLE, VA
CHARTERED CAPITAL, d, 5000
This old, tried, and solvent company deals hpe-
rally, pays promptly, and asks patronage. See pc
low. to which many others similar could De addeo
"RIcHAoyD, VA, February ID, 1868.
burned which was insured In the James River Com
pany. and its part Of loss, amounting to one thou:
sand seven hundred and thirty-three dollars and
proof, &C., was forwarded, and overtwo months De-
fore Ii was due under the policy. Such promptness
merits patronage. A. 7. STOKES "
MONTAGUE & WHITALL, Agents,
Richmond, Va.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. References
rannired Of applicants. fe l9-eod1w
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CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF
n THE VISITATION, AT MOUNT DE CHAN.
tai, NEAR WHEELING. 80
TERMS r~
BS aostsor Tat fse esap pen sn masnlns' m."...s. .ssss %
Tuition, per annum, in the regular and ordt-
nary course, ranges from...yu....$5oto Wv
French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Lsfin,
form extra charges, per quarter. ~......s"
Music on Piano, Guitar, costs per qusrter.." -
Music on Harp, costs per quarter ........". ls0o
Music, Vocal, In class, costs per quarter.... lee
Music, Vocal. private lessons, per qq an W:;:, "a y
OIL and Fancy Work, also form extra charges.
For the character OF the School,, the Skaters refer
to Right Rev. Bishop Whelan's notice In the Free
man ofthe Goth January.
Address ~DIRECTRESS OF n ACADEMY OF
MOUNT DE CHANTAL, near Wheeling, We. II
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CAPTAIN sEMMEs

ting that Raphael Semmes had prepared an
elaborate defence, based on the assumed right
of the South to secede, 10 establish an indie,
pendent government, and maintain a nava
Unconstitutional InteuigenceT, 2lSt.
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T d. BROWNE would respectfully
and repair IRON RAILINGS, VHRlNDAHg, ORA.
TING, VAULT and CELLAR DOORS. HIM0EL
PRESSES and LIGHT MACHINERY Of al kinda
and In addition thereto, having, sIpe1ios dsc11idise
cP EVERY DESCRIPTION. and REPAfR IRON
SAFES and LOCKS. Orders respectfully solisi1sd.
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DRASS ~FOUNDRY.-1M would
ID inform my Old sustomsg sn4 The yesLie esns-
rally that my BRASS HOUNukI . Mn 49,
line promptly and on favorsble terms. The los4&2
Is en- Cary street, between fourteenth sne ~
teenth streets.
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mon 1TD

IRON AND A&3A68 1UUMN
CALDER q HALL, MAC44NH
S1rAhMTRR y~H4SESxifns. sn0l 0aseAe!1zxS
thants % thsir fSfsnds who. sfnes t6s ysSUl&
Of hsys snshtea thsn e eiryZ - teg1n
fNGs, sneh = All gkATIn69, MINt64
GhiS a!so o Ro5f Ri iSSl L XIII y4hsssSs56
PhEssES, PLAIE ep4 6d3aooR4RH KEES&nt
COTTON and WOOL sna 1nglszs .
share OF public fsvos, vs guassnsss 8 g3oS 1Sfe s
reasonable price. 80 = SA66xS3t !,
fe z0-d&sw3m nA1g.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-01

A CoRREsPoNDINT Of the Lake
City Times, who was with Capt. Fisk's
expedition, narratos the following oc-
eur1ence:
-One melancholy circumstance only is
recorded to regret. We had halted on
the top Of high table land and cor
raled. A Swede with his family
stopped about a mile behind to let his,
team rest before going up the hill, Cap
tain Eyan aud two Others thought it
would be fun to 60 and scare him up
the hill to the corral. They took blan-
kets and vrapped around them, and
With guns in hand secreted themselves
in some bushes near the wagon and fred
toward it. The Swede saw them and
would have shot at them, but feared
the supposed Indians would rush upon
them and put them to the, tomahawk.
The wife of the Swede was so badly
frightened that she went Immediately
into spasms. At one time her life was
despai:ed Of, but she finally recovered.
There was good deal Of excitement
and talk Of hanging or shooting Ryan,
but the affair finally calmed down, and
in a day or two was forgotten. ..
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:. RREslDE1T JoH1s0n 10 1oe0.i q

:" ID bn dispetsh 70 Provisional aov,,'r.
aor sh.rtey, Of Mississippi, dated AZ
gust Is, 1865, Psi lent johnson sa;d
referring 70 tie state Convention !: : =
':.'If' 'yoa could extend tho electiv,
francbise to In persons ii color lhr' Vi,
eat read tho consstituttoa Of III, United
States in; English aud wr;te thei,
mines, and % Ill persons Of !. color Vi,
o~n real estate v;iaiued ii not Len. j. tia,
t~'o hundred and lily dollars, and p!
taxes thereon, you Would @.eompletel;
dis.rn tho adversary, p. and .etI - ! & ),
ample the other States viii follow
This yos can do .eith: perteee. safety
and you thus place the Southern States
III reference to fee per,ons, of color, up up
on the same basis With the free States
thope and trust :! your ai' convention vii
do'tbi., aud Is = consequence, 'the, r,di
e.l:, WHO are Wild upon p.gro .,l,, franchise
will be completely :foiied il il tie .t.enp
to keep the soathera States from ff,lu,, e e
nexing their relations 70 the Union b
not accepting their Senator. and Rep
r.,.a,.n4.t;v..;; Il. 81. = I1l~,:. . : .
zc ;!'a '4:"lspkEw JOHNSON, :
s:4 ::'Prtaide.t of the United 8ta&es."
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ABOTHRR RENEGADE.


Col. VIM: Colville has finally shown
the traitor flag and gone over soul and
body to the eopperjohnson party. This
step Of Col: Colville has proved him to
be just what We always took him to be,
. tvo"sided individual, one that would
do anything fol- little honor, provid-
ing there VA. good p.y connected with
it. Last fall he whined around the
Republican tent till they took him up
-msch against the will Of many of the
part5-as3-ns1s-hi1a-1kttttesney- Gen.
erai: - We did not w.nt to support him
thea but he was crippled soldier and
the Office vas ona wherein he could do
10 particular ham, e.en should he
prove traitorous and through sympathy
Ne did support him, and voted tor: him,
for which We are truly sorry aud hope
to be forgiven.->Winnebago Home
stead.
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Protecting the toes of childrens
Shoes from wear BY Metal Tips. has
proved moetimportant and useful iu-
vestion. But until lately a great mis-
take has been made in applying them
chiefly to the eoarser grades Of shoes.
For the higher the cost Of the shoe the
more there is saved BY protecting the
toe from wear, which can only be done
bya Metai-Tip. Genteel Met.l-Tipped
shoes are now being made aud are
worn by the best families in the city.
Mlnufacturels could not have conferr-
cd I greater public favor than by sup
plying this great vant.-Bosson Jour-
nnl !: 2 e; .." =
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BsD-CslA. IT !. jim - i.-GT3I. ,E-iF.tiftf .
,-Threateniag. that the success d

a-.-Threa,ts,nliiox ,,l that the i success of
ii. !a.die...a,l adi..al' '.esd k..ss s,:si : seiet,,e,.el.
efset apos sSl .he a'soe'. 'sau.iti.s Us
fayorite means employed . - ft,sshten !
people into voting the CeppsFjohan9son
ticket previous 4. the Qctober- elections.
The elese&ous, sho~eses, asre over, the
Radieah hsys swept the field, and nd yet
tic gRold premiam. = It about The .sanc
fsspirss, Ivihiie Gqiyaeiriaapeet CIV bond. .re !,
iigl1 l11ip'Ss 3 sy,F. This ~ :er;ea. d,,..p- /,
potihtnssiat ,tt q 10 Il. 'fhll;;snd. q President
Jobbassson almost, i .3es.iops !. Their fail.
III, r,;s,e,. u cary ~ IL. elections: They ~.
oxs.r.sly hoped /. would be different, 70.
tbssy Veil know. from experience how
Il, IL, people ;;xll exse.,ts .nyl party xhoe''
priuospi.asJ H. I,rs at,i@ iaiz;ioal 70 lie public
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-01

i Tar Pioneer, be- - good dsal to,s.y
jujssa sao1 about the 'boyitia blue Z Doe.
il support Gen. s. 2, Jennison for the
Senate, apd C.ptl.,. y g. X. Davis. ~ the
House, 10 Rapeey eouaty 1u They a.s
both true and good men, spd, ,e further.
more, veil qualified for the petitions
HostiH9s C6Hsevver.i;5r 70 .trats ~
,;-::'wvghy, y, 10 :! ths r Pioneer doa't Do any
.eaeh thieg. Why. you ,sss, there's ,
di6srsp,e: i R.nsey county ~ y = ~,
Democratic county, and therefore sol
dis.s must take back seats-ths Con.
gres.ioaal district is : hopeless, therefor,
Colv,ll,ji, ths naa-hs's : soldier
! Don't yes ~ t.