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FAMILY MARKETS.
or LIVING ENPENSIs ~ nsW'fOGK.


EgniAV. June IL. taCf
Nearly all the intcrcsk ccI.es strawberries Just
now and N country crcain ctsf only como along with
the berries would help thrut on wondc ruy Thoy arc
lacking in sweetness owing to5p hc cola ana wet Dt
that can be made ~, H. sugar UnIpttunnteV tle mix
mans milk furnishes ito ote am 40 the milk itself
hs. to be used "a substitute. Stawberites are rerp
plenty aud s tho noe rpched hut VIII be about
next Tuesday There 1. hraMH shy liked price Tor TINS
fruit the majority OF the quart boxes containing un
huiled Wilson's offering 5t la"i6c. some small Der
rIes hued were selling ut to- sor full Plnts, ana tho
small baskets vary from &C. for those held from yester
day TO &C. for fresh bcres. People nre beginning 10
buy for preserving Tue crop, or ~ lcaN the recelpS
here were large befoc at TINS stage OF the
strawberry season. The most common variety IA tne
Wilson so far the small Jersey berry VIII come IN
OF dGrOy Cherries promise abundance. aud some
Charleton peaches arc expected next week The lovers
of frrt have good reason To bc satisfied with tho pros
poets for all kinds OF small ard tfco fruits, especially
peaches Tho other markets rc 10 tame tha people ne
elect their legitimate trade ami 20 to selling strawbcfes.
Butcher, particularly complain Of dull trade. hut meats
arc unchanged price Eggs are higher ana tho-e OF
forcd al &c each should he carefully examined before p
chasing. ONE dcacr admitted that those lie was srinnF
for nearly hall rotten Many bhd egg nv
on market Fresh fish not as plenty nor n. chchP
last week. Long Island peas are ou sale, ahd :" ~
Savannah Tomatoes. The present warm weather ~ quo
ing to the variety and quantity uf nov Ncgelbs ilouI
continues 10 decline, and Is about ~ per Dbl loN
than il Blk weeks Spectators are losing nea.
Ia Prices airs not uniform dealers sifS ing 70 Se WIN
sblc and latest buyers can undcIs'h
those with old s.t~ X hand.
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TIE MARKETS.
lCare.ally reported Tor Tss Ts'sCss

lCarealy reported Tor Tss TsrsCss
FRIDAY, Juno ". 1867.
ASHES The markets. quiet for ro,s at v 10 Pearl
are nominal
RUIIDING MATERIAiS-Au articles coming under
fins heading have ruled quite dull and prices have ad
downward tendency. Our present figures. rs compared
with the months shown by the following
table:
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AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET. 81 oCLocK.-Ine
market for Mess Pork IL lower aud weak sales OF v
bills at SCI a50S2l 3!, cash and reyar-no" ohereo d.
S2l OK. :, -. -. c.,a. "a
PETROLEUM--The market If dun; We quote crude ~
&C. IN bulk and i4Ul5c in bbls. Refined III pond ~ $50
for g. W. ....,- a.. 1.o,,,. aud
paa9lc. for RangOon ,, - ..o h.,
ter CLOSING firm quote at all1c Tor fair W goOd 10
filming: sales of l65 hhds. including cuba, AT 12tc
the oite rate for clarified Porto Rico al i2dlstc ana
Barbadoes at I 1ic also 1850 boxes HAVANA at ITO
Isle Re flrmer and in good demand -,
SPEITER is quiet; small sales OF ses'an at ot9oso
gold. ,,, 49,. la. ..-,oo.
SEEDs- Nothing OF moment doing in Cr1ss seed prices
Arc unchanged Rough i1aXseed quoted nj " 80S 10
TIN-Pig rn sales az 200 slabs straits az SIC; loV
sabs do nj 2Ic held at pic god; 700 siaDs banca
nj oslo all gold. Plates are without ciEinke
TALLOW-The market il fairly active anu nrner SAFES
Of lsSOco lbs at Il40iic; tho lutet rate Tor b. H. ana
Choice City. ,.ooo.,o,
WIIALEFOoTS-W note sales OF 1000 10 ~ 'f
WiIISKY-'rh market Is unsettled; most holders are
not ofcug salcs OF ~ bbs. Inspection NJ jSc ia poad
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evnce change, sales OF about l25 bales at from @
065o., as To growth and quality. II, ,,.,.,
HEMPManila is quiet at l2c golu; o'her ucecrlPton'
dull and unchanged. ..-o..., a., c..
HAY is firm and in fair demand at 81 35esl 40 for Ship
ping. and 81 7O0si 30 for Retail lots. o,a pu ~ ,.o
IRONWe note sales OF 100 tuns Ciu Salis o prl'a'e
terns and 100 tuns Scotch Pig at $40 for GengarnOck
LEAD-Pig is duh at Sc l5as6 90, goid Tor ordinary
foreign. 80 ,.,,. so,o. ., "a,
hbds Barbados aud so hhds Cuba Muscovado On p'ae
OIS-American Linsced is firm and 10 demand at VI SO
0s1 A. English is quoted at si gold fs o.s arr arc
dl Init steady at 7O7Jc for Crude whale ana " 500
So 40 for do Sperm Lard OIL is duh but steady ~ from
zoe a 81 Is for No 2, No !, and fair TO prime . a..
PROVISION s-T'lere has been more ACTIVITY III the
for pork to-day but prices again lower and
the market closes weak inside figures The sales
cash and regular are 1900 bbs. New Mess at vi $40
t2 6e other kinds are lset ana mea demand Inf
prices are without change: sales OF 100 DD "a Joppng
iots at sGa$2l for PLAN Mess ana s&5GG for E1tra
dn and unchanged Cut Meats quiet we hear OF no
Sales the small supply restricts business Bacon W a.
request saes nf 100 boxes Cumberland Cut az osc ~
hoxes Sratford Cut at llAc $50 boxes Short RDDea az
and az boxes Short Clear ut l2c Lard moderately
active and steady sales OF 85 pkgs ut 2k@l24c TOT NO
I2ia2so for City 2td2Ec for fair to prime sean AM
isaisic. for Kettle Rendered.
BuTTRRls dull but prices steady, We quote NOW -
follows: 49,, o.am
State, firhlns, good to prime .'''''''"gsg
Srat67irk common AND fair - issaS
State Welsh tubs. fair to prime 'ioow
Western Reservc, good TO choice ,e1o
Western Reserve. common TO good ..--'. ifais
Northern PENNSYLVANIA. ................-:- .l6S~
CHEESE is dull and heavy. We quote rs follows:
statc FACTORY, Good to Choice. " p...-..is eie
Etate Factory, Fair to Good Vi2t
State Factory, Common TO Fair. ..........ll on
State Dairy, Fair to Good. s........."io or
Ohio. Prime SiS
Ohio, Common. @o
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Gelp Uanteo.
A GENTS WANTED For
l GENTS WANTED for Gen. L. c. bakers

n
N HISTORY OF TiIB SECRET SERVICE
aDnO1nced than bat 70 TIE
s,temp the Government suppress its pubealoa Wa de
issued asstsrei and unabridged under tue supsryes
zen Baker narratives all s,tested By toe hne
oac authority The Of the Ns.ions Capital are uoross
lied and snge revelations concerning ~,s 81
Departments Members Of Congress fsmse Pardon brokers sa aus
Circulars
s le.eapioa Of Tie work Address JONES BR0IHERs Coz
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PRINCIPAL DUB JULY 1900 AND INTEREST DURING CON
srEucrios ASSUMED ny THE FAHHBes LoAh
AND TRUST coMPAsr AaD PAYABLE
AT THEIR oPP,C9

", 10, and the pablo iae above i"n ne
Ie1inr ro.sss advantages and s""u t'f e
Railroad obssoH oaeed Ia hS nHAe1
inter. Is hllv ssoarcd - foHoEs:
PRSI.-Durng construction " Jesn as"h9 ny Tue f@''
Loan and Trust Company r..
sRCONpheesneT the proceeds u land saes FROM the 'omps
nv. muneosi grart Of lands sso"nr. I" pt@ arfrs ~
the hrigg paid by TIE Trust ops
es ~i arcpuuae ianJ fos he pa'nrht OF
COUPONS sinking au of mion ondoAis aLa ua.
b0uts
THlD-ne R.EsV Luds klspm.n sad al properly n0r 'sheu
hereafter 10 aoQuird By lie Company mas Deh
10 bI
l-Sndhoders. ~h prorons 20
tho prompt payment 81 the eoapon,s, hrJ a
dc IN. ,.sed VII smosns 10 over Tour b~ss
The arnusl interest 49,, 49,, r.. a.
m s1ep.l ar The PArmers Losa and Itu' Con
,n, roorlou sheh that o0rP0tlt0n .'smes AMI agrees 70
u al maturity ,,.-,--..., a.. yy.,-.
L.ifo.ss state las distance 10 Ht- AZ non.
,l ooa.t .fh Chcsgo NoIh Western erisn.o, from
Nioa n, ttsgo AH place - Faa Isa hsse
other It's Tsi npoee eahnos -eu e
s,sssa nt ossssi. as nc, ss OF io's oss,as
s.,. b@, land, sahsipsrs have been
tnals by All tic tosns A."as the ine
P.n.. ssaF you5, tessbe ae'tsI csa Apply 70 "
,ssss. ~ ~ lsssI
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sssssssss sss.sIJ VVtNf w
Calves heads, each. i0dG0
Calves feet, " set. i0ai6
Pluck, each .2O0 30
Haslet. Sheep,each zee. Ga u
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COTTON--A fair demand stlll prevails for this staple
prices have ruled frm but without quotabe change
sales OF 1900 bales ut &c for MiddnG Upands aud 2S
COFFEE-The demand for Rio has been fair prices
still show some lreeualIy: Prime grades are Ir ara
OF .9Go bags per Flora. 81 llG gold, IN bond other
COPPER-AinercanI ngot is firm and in good demand
sales Of 2OO0V Detroit al 24c 100000 Portage Lake
Sheaihins ana Yellow Metal are unchanged.
FLOUR AND DlEAI.~Thc market - inactive for Flour
aud medium grades freely offered; Family brands
irregular and slowly sold the sales ClOO bbs M
s. 75aS 50 for SupeIfne State 81 75at2 10 for Extra
state 81 75@si for the low grades OF Western Extra
So 1888 for good 10 choice Spring Wheat Extras; s 90
aud I0aSS 30 for Single, Double and Triple Extra
ST. Louis California Flour rather better, aud in fair
Canadian Flour is lower and prices unsettled sales
OF bbls at sll s5asS for Good TO Choice Extra and
is difficult to move and sales $50 bbs at o. 9O0Ai 20
for Common TO Good Extra Baltimore, DC, and s9@sle
closes svg u sales Of $50 bb at u 4o@ss Corn Meal is
heavy aud is freely offered sales OF 1900 bb ct q so
for City. 81 for Jersey, and " % for Brandywne aud
aRATN-The Wheat market is unsettled; Spring Is
lower and Winter heavy. We notice the first arrival OF
New southern to-day, from Augusta, Ca. consigned TO
Messrs Y 2 walOTidgs Co. Tie quality fair WAS
bridgeport, Connecticut, at u per bush, the highest
price ever paid IN this market; the sales beside. are
Milwaukee at 81 i59s2 90 and 900 bush White California
S5ss at at 81 Es wsss1n aa and fae v Of
ginia Oats are more active aud better the demand ia
chiefly use sales Of 81 bush of 7lQ73c for
Western 63494c for State Sasoc for Canadian and S5c
for State, in store. Corn opened very excited and un.
settled under the favorable from Europe, and
prices advanced sac busl; this checked business,
and ere the close Of Change decline OF safe bush.
yielded from the extreme prices paid Tor New the
market closing tame the sales 10000 bush at 95c0
81 for Warm NasI o. for Kiln Dried o. o9a$l IS for
New Mixed Western closing tame at y ogGsl 10, and
81 I00SI II for New yellow Western, and II II for Old
Mixed ahoat early In the day. We learn from
Chicago that prices there unsettled, under receipts
OF is,ta
HIDEs-Dry HIDES arc somayhat exoited, ana held for
a material advance. Iu invoice OF Buehoa AYres
aaoa 23c cold is asked The prevalence Of cholera nc
BtenOs Ayres OF which intelligence received to-day,
wil, II Il supposed Supplies 20 he delayed, and
stocks light We notice the sale OF 1000 City Steers
20 II, tic, currency.
uoPS 40 40 1vtol dcn,aad TOR homo uso. bat oross
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rom tie 81. Paul Pre-. 81 kosdsy.

from Tie 81. Pasl Prs.s If Monday. 4 .
The telegraph lnes gave out At az
early hourhst evening, 20 that our y.
tsrns ars very msagre, and scarcely
give .anysiair Indication a. 10 the 70,
suits. II ,ylnui., %, W. Il
pscted, Sherwood vas largely ahead
in and about Philadelphia, where he
resides, and where bin personal popu-
larity il 70 great that this result va
anticipated. His gains in half Of tho
sitys oa-Ahs vets-ef= 6sary,srs 9;e7s;
this indicates that hs has carried sths
city, q. Gsary's majority was only 5,ass.
The indications 40 that Kstehum,s Rs.
publican, candidate ID. for Congress. in<the
l2sh DISTRICT j, ts nay b eleeied, which
will b large gain, Dennis9u, Demo
e .sss deooea.ea, having been elected
"a 90. year By over 1000 majority. From
Ohio The Democrat, have gained lug
some places and the, Republicans IN
others '''l >. The suffrage amendment is
probably adopted, .pd Smith, Republi-
can, for Congress. il n the Second p Dis,
triet' Cincinnati. y leads Cary, and; i
doubtless sa2 elected Iii; :Tos;m 'eu'g viz
pssoesbly giys y e ssut6eieat returns e
d3ssesia|se he ! results 8lth accuracy, v,.,
EkAE + :9S7la! has A. gepe
R =. gak iqsd in Qhio. T.. a. .;
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SINCE the: freedmen have BEEN II
lowed vote, the Southern! politicians
are wonderfully concerned for their
welfare and political prosperity. Tie
Mobile .a2'n'es has = long article; jus,
on the*eve Of election; IN which, ate,
demonstrating that the rebel elcmen,
is and always has been the friends 7ol
the negro, it brushes the Radicals ;wisl
the following paragraph: ''-::>: Lad IL
= Shall We insult you, colored men, BY
asking !o,a .lazs- thug %. and
you? No; they were hiding in caves,
stopping their dirty ears With theii
dirtier fingers, lest theySmight hearthe
report OF . mnskft F. =, .>y,y =, .,>,,.
How these folks do love The "colored
men,"
..fa
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SMALL rARAD.

A,lhte issue Of the Houston (Tex.s)
Telegraph, contains 4 very sensible AZ
ticle under the above head. 1t says
that the age Of planting in the old
Southern sense of the term has pass
cd away forever. The abolition Of
slavery was the main cauAe, while The
ravages Of the cotton worm has aided
materially in bringing about this result,
It therefore advises only such sissd
farms a can b thoroughly cultivated
by ths owner and The dhs.oal use to
certain advantage. The man Who cul.
tvates, with industry md fair intslli.
CONGO, the acres which he can plov,
reap and gather, BY himself; viii have
more money at the end Of the year
then he who is harrassed and dissap
pointed BY such labor; white or black,
Al can be nov obtained. The editor
sums up with the remark that there j,
more profit in farming than iu planting,
Here are evidences Of practical good
sense. Nothing could, be moro ,bene-
fetal to the Southern States than the
sub division Of their large plantation.
into small farms b II M. ef II.
People would t t tbps h.ys lasting s III
tereet ti io TIE b. growth Of the county,
and would pot, BE- llyiag as9a g.y l lk N
MUCH ioer e l .pskt ei LII th.t ooe|d
iso'tsa fSF; the ds!s |s , Of the gay-
e9gpmue 2 BY q se Der politicians. TIE
ssail would a. be- infinitely better cultivated,
and li! Al! would ' be richer and happier: i;
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II Mrs: LTNoeLN: has, diswn 8: dow,
upon herself some we'll deservsd itriets
urcs for the eeurss she psrsbea III New
Yorkias disposingiof Articles Of jewshy
and ~eatipg7sppars4 Sbtatsed while Ii
the White House, ia Her conduct seems
devoid ef' womanly 'delieaeysas' ~slE.,
proper respect for her noble husband.
IT. the statements unpublished are cor
rect. "'A' Cbicago ,eletr%m:of tho 18th
says:i The Jesisd -, day., speaking
of the ridiculous NV nYork possin
about u5 Mr. Lineol1, ssys $4,000 "a.
lett on deposit j. Washington at;,ths
tiu'e>sot the death zof.ths. Presid,ot,
Tbis; added 'to'shs @ssD oe~do6ased. 81
eeys!n 'iast ,hd hst spstsghslhI h'.6ss,
"oaldo lle'y Il ter inndepsaaspt sith ~
ordinary Management; i, al ..ys5'9: t:.s
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IT i said that during Sheridan,
brilliant operations in tho Shenandoah,
while he was capturing Early . artillery
= we'll as men At rate fearful to the
Confederacy, some wag of clerk 10
the rebel service changed the inscri,pl..
ton upon, three batteries Of new riaed
guns sent from Richmond to- Gen,
Early after bis Cedar Greek defeat, 30
g 70 make thread: W. l.. :4'.. 81;
ITO Maj. Gen.. P. II. Sheridan, car. m, o, Of
Lieut.. Gen Early . ".,',- =? -
Through the efforts Of .Earlyis friend
and co-laborer, Andrew johnson, Sher.
idan is capturing the hearts Of the
American ii.ca people even moro rapidly
than he es did the army Of The rebel Gen.
craIt aysE3 %a#tL3 80 4gzs.1.a4fg styzrgf
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WHICH IS IT .?-Ha. the, negro
taken 4 rise, Or the post Office dspsrt.
mcut;a decent? We seeS ooaple . d
bnrly sons Of Ham, one, withaa pistol
girted about, him, mounted upon; F.,
couple Of jacks progeny, carrying the
mails. One. goes to Natches, the 9th:
to Brookhaven. :" Who will answer the
question !-f+anklia tks } :Joar.az!
The, reason doubtless il that the,
we're the only two loyal. men ,hs De.
partmeat could find. in the >vieinisytof
Franklin.' HID the editor II tie lovr:
nal been little 3esss aetive in the fsbs,
army, he might now be: sharing WITH
one Of these t*burly = sous'.:ths l1bor 1t
transporting the mails; aud realizing
some Of the profits. !; s'ai.:so ,:ov :oa
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-2Th5 following p@rtiealars'.of Jtbe
novSm6hts n sGaiibaidfs wepareceired
id'London ohEthe 4shoinst: efsVhils ia
prisoaaattA lsxasdria;' Gasibdldt psrsist:
snayretused to@gire>shiS pssolesnot:to
engagein5anyhc hostile enterprise against
theiP Staten. Meauwhileths italian
governmental to stay The popular
exsitsmentioiused bys,aais arrssty seage
orders for the tfansfer;@ sthsepriboue,
tohk home ~ C.pseEay misunderstanding
upon his p.roles'g stGsnssakvas.r'
o0rdiogly ffasken l e 1h!e S1lsnd Were he
was apparently set at liberty, and soon
FER his asriHel be spddsq|y disappeared
from the IL. Island and !eueaseded ip s reach;
Ing ' the Be, main aa lend brt bis movements
were were, carefully yl watched ana ibe Ta.
.ealn prrestsd Ppa seppt; bask te SGaprera,
where n. h 'a eg wHremqii n' under guard,
prisoner in bis own. home. y. n.,;,;sol,
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The news rom TIE Roman Territory
isdecidsdly wirlike. Kfghte between
the Garibaldiani and ii. P.pal' troop
took place near Bsgnallta;I ID vitunribo,
resulting in the repa,se IF the httsi,,
whichswerc tho assiiliuts. ~ ~. ID
Later reports ~ tho 'o.hesay this
tic revolutionary forces 'are invading
tho Roman" territory, I'd alt directions,
aud that the Pap,l troop; 1e.rtsi again
defeated nesr the Abr.s.l frontier lid
compelled to fall back toward Rome. =
The Italian t,govelnnsat refuses "a
sia favors he'r position. u ''sS'' 49,
Further e.. IN s : looked 81 vii
Interest. '.,'' 1927 'I' * " So. - 49,
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:'aTHE Hastings Gasstt4s appears: ~:
|arged tosans eight column sheet, ADD
printed on-s newpoxr press: Messrs.
Todd 4 stebbins pab1shs Ta;ja,iys iosllen,
jpape4, ia 70 tfa.f th.p tssyj; 1n aii,'1 II:
ceiye ample support id tbIa iiai& W.
ment # their Journal. Tie chang; i.
q q quito !. i. much ideshtassto' H..tbsi
snd D.kot. county d il al VI Hada4ds q
the publishers. II the Fa%ffis,ss:. TIL
patronage bte.tsoSx!'ed 'afob 1e1ssapapssii
returns, s m.by sSld; u ~ gu ,i :d,.4t:
tsge Of 10 localities 1hsif.: 'thesy I'D
;ssn,,aas;,s::ft9a dead svss: s1is:t>v ~.
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Light fsr~ the Milliel.
OH. OIL OIL
THE UNIVERSAL OIL !
Rz'sssd @p''a "a, ~.
4 VAlU4B1B IMPROVEMENT AND A
: NEW ERA m LIGHT: '<..:'5
!; :'91::'',- ci,y.*r:, -:-- .......:
Grand Combination Of Chsspness,
|: DRilliancy and Safety.

We wouid call The attention Of merchants
and dealers in kerosene Oil 70 this valus-
bic inveatjoasrrg -.
No argument 10 necessary to eonvines
the public Of the enormous expense which
attsnds the ne Of Tie various burnin4 OILS
heretofore introduced.
+ In view sf Tie srest bsrdea upon Ill
classes throughout the country, the Invent.
oz' xas induced to make an. s9ert T.. plaes
before the public N article u equal q
greater brilliaasy ct much less cost.
After long succession Of costly expert
merits, he has accomplished biz purpose,
and now introduces the UNIVERSAL OIL.
/ 1t has been thoroug lilly tested by expert
:eneed chemists, lee eertideats) and pro.
nouneed BY them to Be decidedly q nos e.
plosive oil.
/ Ito purity and brilliancy Of light, its
chsapaess, united With perfect safety rel-
der It admired and prsssrred by oil. -. ..
CERTIFICATE.
/ III. s0a110 o1A1D 1A111lR 0vJ1@ Il
I WAs1uafo1, D. G, March M, 1871
III % o9sify thae H. solution q tneFsasats
dsasned tr eh.Ening o. - soennl.sed b n: IL
s.es9s.ised to ct IL eoe1sJ Nth 1et q coesrs::
The vnpsss goaag: 1hpo1 ah ntxtale ct 1lee taAr-
sshsit d not explosive ~ - q mixed With hsxe
'IEs6 = THOMAS AH11s11L.
|. Casaaist to Departunent.
The updefiGned h1Sing secured the right
70 manufacture and Sell the UNIVERSAL
OIL, would 1espsetfslly .lAvite N deslers
In Kerosene on 70 xxivs'hi1 ! I'll; ~ Ae b
confident he can make it for their interest
+: to deal with him. :'-'-'
.-sss:e;:aQ. e. bentley.
|: O6ee ind depot next door 70 Uaitsd
Sta&e5 Land O&ce. Sc. Cloud, Man. :, NJ
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MINNESOTA. The Chicago :fFa;rie
Farmer in speaking # >theslate ttii.lsof
reapess; and 1aowerss in Ills stase, says:
ehlinnesota-untii; within 4 fsw y,sars
sparcely 5settled-is fast >beeomipg,s il
she be not already, one Of the largest
wheat growing States 81 tho Union,
and a moderate estimate *plases the
amount Of money she has invested in
reapers and mowers, within the past
year ats500, 900, pr ..s@s >1s.s| &c..
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The, Hsstipgs sGaxette4 records, that,
Hon, 1gnatius Ronnelly made a speech
ia that village ono evening last Week,
in WhiUh: ne took occasion "to give in
his un4 qualified adhesion 10 the .Repdb-:
lie>nstickst headed: by. Gov. Marshall,
He said he was a. Republican in princi-:
pile, and should heartily support the
nominees Of the Republicaaa party, not
withdrawing they we're not 'anosueh as
he7woald personally q chnosaR:so Herein
:Mr. Donnelly shows: the right spirit
h. acknowled ges the obligation Of par
~ discipline. Although defeated in
his choice in the State convention, he
does not bolt or keep 2upa freon per:
aoaal enemies, butsbutying:the; Ratchet,
goes in heartily with the whole ticket.
II is only by such q course on the part
Of all its members thatsa party can pre-
serve its integrity and hold its strength.
We regret to observe 10 many quarters
too la4 notions insregardIto :party.dis-
ciplipe among Republicans in this State.
We. trust al; ,Whe ether personal flriiYe;9ds
or foes, viii initiate the excellent exam:
A IMAM is*perhaps not entitled tospraise
tor doing his: duty but,he is!entitled,to
greater regard ,than the man who fails
to DO his daty.-; 774Ml!nneapQlis Ei6une:
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'o:: The a'nexebNatioaala Rerablican
Convention sfof'Hthe snomiadAod sof. i
President andsVice- Presidents Vim Be
held u; Ohicbgo. The membersof thS
National Executive sCommittee' have
been corresponding Oh 'the ,snbject; and
sh'sjofitJ have expressed thenselves
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