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lie PECHE ORICINEL

Montcsqnicn, lie plus serieux eI
le plus illustrc des Gascons, re.
cherche dams Ie lointain du paSse
les causes de la grandeur ct de la
decadcnce du gigantesqnc empire
romain, ct, depnis, son impartia'e
ct respectable autorite a etc fire.
quemment invoqncc dams les dis
cnssions de Ia poliliqne. Or,
Mon.esqnieu a ecrit ces quelq"es
mots, don't l'applicaticn a la condi.
ton actucle de rEmpire francais
n'echappera q personne
lies fautes que font les hommes
d'Etat ne sont pas toujours l:bres ;
souveAt ce sont des suites csccs-
saires de Ia situation on l'oh est, ct
les inconvenients ont fait naitre les
inconvenients."
Nous ne sommes plus au temps
on Napoleon III, apres s'etrc pose
en- homme providentiel, en- vice.
dieu, sill est pcrmis d'employer ce
terme, reclamait, par la bouchs du
ministre qn'on aplaisammcnt appele
le vice.empereur, Ie privilege de
l'infaillibilite. SEES partisans recon-
naissent que des fautes ont etc
commiscs, par exemplc l'expedition
du Mexiquc, l'abandon de la
PoIognc. l'abstention dams les af.
faires d'AIlemagne, Intervention
dams la question romainc. ct en-
dcrnier lien lie systeme de rtpres-
sion a outrance pratilnS contre Ia
I. presse. Lea divers organes de
l'opinion en- France, 4 qnelqncs in
fines ct insigniiiantcs exceptions
pres, admettent, par leur attitude
ct lcur langage, Ia vanite ct lin
puissancc des conceptions napoleo-
nicnnes depnis plusienrs annees (;
le gonverncmcut est energiqnem""t
attaqne ct mollement defendn.
Evidemment son prestige baissc ct
sa force diminue, et les puissances
europeennes, ne sentant plus la
France dcrriere rEmpereur. hans-
sent lie ton, echangcnt des traites ct
tirent le canon sans unc permIs-
sion des Tnileries.
Ona grand tort, suivant nous.
d'intentcr A Napoleon III un minn-
ticux process de details. LA recente
manifestation repnbIicaine, com.
mencee dams un cimetiere dc Paris
ct continuee dams 10 presse ct de.
want les tribunaux, revele le vrai
point vulnerable de pEmpire en-
mettant 50 base 1 nu, en- decou-
vrant le talon d'Achille. II v a dn
sang dams les fondements de i'edi.
fee, du sang cri,ninellement repan.
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AVIS AUX C0NTRiBUABLeS

les contribuables de la paroisse Saint
jean Baptiste sont presentement notifies
que lie sous-isne, dhment nomme coilec
te,T des lakes d. paroisse, est pref rece-
voir le paiemant des taxes de Paroisse
pour lannec 1868.
Toutes lea personncs qui n'auront pas
pay6 lea di'es taxes dams les trente jours
qui suivront Ia date du present avis seront
poursuivies conforne,nent 4 la loi.
Paroisse st jean Baptiste, le % no.
vembre 1868. .. r. voisIS,
collector des taxes de paroisse.
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LEM EFT LORY
PAR ALEXANDRA WE'LL
PREMIERE PARTIE


,gariiC cah..ge --suirE-- .s
Loy tira de son sein petit papier blanc. le deroua
ct n,ontra SON pere piece de vugt francs. - s.
"Vola, dtel!e, quele ma donne, ct uD bon baiser
sur mes svres noirries dc brmbees Oh cest ID neil
lourc DIS femnes Je dit que je croysis voir ID
sante Verse sussi depuis hier-Eh bicu depuis her,
tu aims plus ton iere parce que tn piece or
-Eiie est vous mon pero. La dame ms dit: items,
tn acb6tens uue robc bonnet. dcs ba des soaiers
des chemists ct IN ablicr pus vieniras chcs moi
ayec t. tauts ., certi6cat du mare" Mais 81 vous
bcson de Get argent e vous c donne, pourvnque
vous me promettex d ne plus borc. car ma tanie M
dit que vous sv.z bu notre maiscu.-Miserabls que e
suis secra Dollingue Non, ma 6lle, garde ton Or.
Denain nous irons Strasbourg Je cherchers adresse
de-cette brave femmc pa,rvnbe..e dsa o'pheihs de Ia
campsoe Puisquce est ii charitable, tout 10 moude dot
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| du, ct lc bap,eme du suffrage uni.
vrrsel ma point lave la tache origi-
nellie. Qu'imrorte le reste, les fnlles
expeditions, les aventures ct les
prodigali,es =? Mo"tesqnieu Ia dit,
ce he sont pas des fantes libres, ce
sont des snites necessaires !; tout
decoule du 2 DGcembre, ct c'est sur
ce terrain que l'Empire doit etre
combattu ct vaincu. Napoleon III
tout fait pour couvrir son indf'e'
bile peche originel, il . deploye
une immense activite, suscite IN
tonrbillon d'9vencmrnts destine 1
etourdir 81 conscience ct celle dn
pays. II a mamie en- grand Ia trnel.
lie ct repee, construisant des cites
onvrieres pendant quill ontragcait
le principe d'egaIite 81 cher aux
Francais par'le maintien de titres
ct de distinctions ridicules, lancant
une invincib.e armee A travers
Europe ct s'arretant devant les
trones par soljdarite monarrhique.
Movement sterile ct agitation val
ne, car au dedans ct AL dchors rien
nest resolu, tout est en- question.
Mais il lui falIait rempIir Ia scene,
amnser lie tapis. distraire Ia nation.
C'etait la fatalite de IA situation,
ri bien decrite par le grand philo-
sophie qui ne soupconnait pas l'ex.
istence future de la dynastie napo-
ieonienne, mails qui connaisrait
bien les lois des evolntinns sociales.
Tn autre peche oiiginel que ce-
lui de lhomme d'Etat, signale ci.
dessus, est lie peche originel de
l'homme, ct Napoleon III en- souf.
fire. ega'ement. L'Emi@rcur subit
Faction du temps. est assnj.tti q la
maladir ct / la mort, CONNIE le plns
vii des snj"ts quill dedaigne &c
peche.la est incurable, ct le sacrc.
ment du suffrage universal ny peut
rien. Cc parvenn du trone. ninsi
quill s'est lui-meme apPeie, a tra-
verse les diverses periodes de prIis.
tence humane. Jenne, il etc
fongueux ct irrehschi, ct tente
Boulogne ct Strasbourg dams la
matnrite de l'age, il a renverse Ia
repnblique ct retabli Pempire /;
l'homme fait l'institntion qui ne
vivait one par lni ct dispsraitra
avec lui, ct il Ia maintenue Ell ex-
plcitant les souvenirs du penple, Ia
poesie napoleonicnne ct snrtout les
GRANTEES inspirees par Ia revolution.
Anjonrdhu le clown imperial est
vienx. ct il y a chez lui snkylose
bien constatee. Pins de souplesse
dams les u,embres, de decision dams
I. caracterc, de- f.rmete dane Pac.
tion. En- meme tempe que PEmpe.
reur sc ride, l'Enpire re lezarde ct
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Hss Grand B0x0r Gte la Cote
Uu magni6que assortment de graines do
isrdinage: choux, lsitues, carottes, navets
radis. Sc, SO. ....r.
HPrix tres mod<rSs.
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AVIS

LIE soussigne previent le public quill q
ouvcrt. pres de Ia Msison de Cour, ur
bureau de syndic, pour le 2e arrondisse
ment.
S,-Jean. Baptiste, 81 octobre 1868.
ACHlI.Lv BARRE.
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BEMANDE D'EMPLOI

I'm ancien prcfessseur des Lyctes d.
.snf aa%e ia o esmpasne Ese q ped' Sdrif ies meii
lcures accommodations.
S'adresser aux bureaux du MescAaceb<.
led I'm.
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A v / S

EN- VENTE, aux bureaux du Meseha-
cebe. ie Spectre Nor on ie Rad'eaI,sme
aur Eiais Un.s. par le docteur CHARLES
DELekY. Prix rs cents.
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ArT1oT1Na Sc1N1.-Mr. Pendlston
spoke 4 Bangor hit wsst. From Ne
report Of the proceedings % that occa-
sion a. published in tho Pioneer, We
make ~ following hing sxtrsst i;
Mr.. Psndlstea spoke isr nots than two
hours ilsths nost foreihls s1A sloquent
manner, and surpassed Ill hie forner
brilliant efforts. AZ 10 concluded q. !,
mosl thxilhne eloquent psroRataon. ana
sank into HE chair utterly sxaausseo' ens
applause was tremendous.
What affecting aight Il must have
been to sea Nj. Pendleton "sink into
his chair utterly exhausted r We can
readily imagine Yallandisham near. a
band With ! bottle of amslling aal.s,
Wa, 't Hampton viping the perspir.tionp
l rom the brow, Of. The painting orator,
Brick Ponsroy tanning his fevsrsd
cheek With : copy q the Il Crosse
Dsasoerat, and Frank Blair forcing :
drop Or two q whisky between HE ulpu,
willing lip. Such ! tableau would
not only 30 affecting but appropriate
and must = h.ve moved the assembled l.'i
Democratio heart ~ ;:a47 III :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A DDAeeS 10 TIN N1Rv0Ug AND DEB1LI:
~ tatsd, whose suAsrings have been protracted
men hidden causes, aAd whose cases require prompt
Eestosat 70 render existence desirable: II you ar
9ucst @ese effect does Il produce upon your eenert
health Do yoafesl wal, debiliaated easlv tirs1
Does little extra s1setios producs lptstiou Of the
tss:;., ssSsSy s:s at q Your 1 Sdne
sensanss thtck 1ty q aocky, OF il It ropy On SET
MI or 1855 thiek scsn rio to the topl Or i.
you hats spells Of short breathing dyspepsia, Are
ycur bowels eonstipated. Do you have spells Of
sflantas, q PUSHES Of blood to tho head, IL your
Ing spoa III .sahjecti Do you tsel dull, istisss,
moping, tired Of company. Of lei Do you wish to be
- 49,. y ct away from ayerybodyi Does any
t,s shine nsssyo9 :t,st Or isp, yosr ,lsssp
uantl The bloom on your cheek - bright. Do you
enjoy youzself IN society a. wells Do you pursue
your business With tho name energyi Do you feel As
end asssios, sivss 70 s,s ii melancholy II co. DO
not lay Il e your yer or dyspepsts Have you rest
tss niehssm Your e.ek weak, your and
dyspepsia or livercomplsnt! ---.--~~
cured and sexual e1cesses are III cal able Of prouc
81 SasAtioh, whom 10 perfect health, maks io man
Did Jon think that those bold defiant, energetic
pesssvering successful businesmen are always those
never hear such mon eonpain & being meisnchoiy
Of nervousness Of palpitatioh ~ the heart They
~ never afraid they o.naet succeed In euatnos;
ways polite and pleaSint IN the company Of ladies.
and look you and them right IN the fhce.-none OF
yoor doxncast looks: d. Aayi other memness about
ss nis a.: is e;
ther combinations, but also those they do business
~ vs. s iss l., ~, L.. .a,l ~; 49,. 49,,
about that state Of weakness IN those organs that has
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s>a VALLANDlaHAx, who nsxtto Brick
Pomercy, j. the sos'sst Copperhesds,sd
rsbsitJmpatbiser in the land, Las bssn'
nominated l,y stbsa Democrats :of Chic
for Congress. It is very proper that lie
should run on the same ticket with
Seymour aldio Blaie. & He Is nominated
tho former, and Joins heartily with.
Blair in the cry for another war Tbsre:
are thousands lof true Deuoorats who
will nrepadiats .thsn~holsn;ckst, and
vote for Grant and olfaxsiutrdei III.
the eouhtryt.be restored to- Pe.es and
prosperity "a sa9btassI oi,am s5 Of 81
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Z -Ta1 statement shSU eBio,,1tn,tf ~.
iilibault, formerly, .'Rspdeile!r editor,
v w about to taks eBaitsts Of Y DsnaS;''
o,atio paper, ptf6b vssso 10 l f.lss' iuajor;;
Ike most of the ssiA6asioas ,iaShuba
party. The ooppsrhsad shsss u tbv
State Welcomed Nj. aBroaiobs1bSk IA
''.s very foscibls, writer an1a5piSt
4 daeln = man esnsr.lly bsg48lHd 81
declines % gov Hss votes RI Csant'
and ColfsI. 5agi1a suoireIas sli +
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NOTICE.

CTRAYED-About the middle Of Msy,,
~ 1858, Six Cots aid oxs horse, from 1he
farm Of n A. Svenssu, h ToR1ship 12a,
Range Is. The following i, . description.
81 tie Colts one mars colt, three years
eld,s ::ssslm esl6ry nitks vhitsI star On :hse
S;s1a seIe1, ii css w; NJ .in:a Il S.i e; 81
md hadD vhits tbsesIths hetss' 1aS fsus.
ge.ss ,elld, lEsy, color, OF nearly :ahi,s j.
one mife eoi1, tvS years old, :hs fore part
ofs bs1 body. ~ ~ color between white ahd
,sss:.' AZ soes ea s' = 'h.s Id
white ~ on hsr forehead, and each ono
hed A vAis AiAa i.aott> III any person nan
give Information to the undersigned about
thS 9forSseid ,'eolt1 thsy viii r(stivss i
hh g assvesa:ng 7, z;'f; q. !, sHsaaoN ,.s
i.tsst sdsy Vii pea: 81 direct i isia ,ss"
.:s2-lwit edt awFuAji8NEN6OWs rs
{ .R|eseeyJi]le F; o. Monopgelie g.. MINI.
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION

VxAO COUNTY CONV0NVxIN
The official report Of tho proceedings
of the Republican Convention viii Be
found elsewhere. The Convention by
small majority, elected three delegates
whose first choice vas for some other
candidate than Mr.. Donuelly, and ono
who Was favorable to his nomination.
No instructions tor any particular eandi-
date were given, but the delegates were
directed not 70 vote for Mr.. Washburn
under any circumstances.
The canvass in this County was =
warm Que. TIE result Was doubtful up
to tho caucus in this city, whose seven
. delegates held the balance Of power.
The party securing the victory here
would have control Of the County Con-
vention. This was we'll understood,
and every exertion vas put fosth.-
The vote stood SO to SO.
United against Mr.: Donnelly were
the friends Of Gen. Andrews, Mr..
Washburn and portion Of Gen. Hub
bard's supporters. Even in the face Of
this combination, the County was lost
BY but ten votes in the city caucus.
With local candidate in the field, this
is . victory over which the opponents Of
Mr.. Donnelly can certainly boast but
very little. In perhaps no county in
the State was he so bitterly denounced
and 80 unscrupulously maligned, and
his record 80 falsifed and distorted.
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WAyCB AID TRADE.

Business continues about - dull %
ever, but there appears to be rather I
confident feeling - regards fall trade,
based upon the fallnsss Of the harvest,
the assumed light supplies Of goods IN
the hands Of distributor, tho prospect
Of continued ease in the money mar
ket, and other considerations which
usually enter into commercial ealeula-
tions. Judging from the augmenta-
ton Of bank deposits, and the ruling
Of the domestic exchanges, the annual
drain Of currency 70 the interior has
not yet assumed very extensive proper.
tions, and, from the low state Of indus:
try, We are likely to have an ample 70
serve, even after the crop movements
reach the height Of their activity. d The
New York banks now hold rising
$228, 600, 900, in deposits, against less
than 8199 500, 900 same time last year
an increase of more than twenty
eight and half millions. The Boston
banks also present strong petition, the
deposits reaching s43, 900, 1000 against
a little over $3s, 100000 same time
last year. These figures show that the
supply of currency n the principal f.
Laocial centres, will admit Of drain 70
the West eonnaensurate with any prob
able increase 10 the yield Of grain, WITH
out leading 70 any serious disturbance
in tho money MARKET Thus, with the
purchasing power Of the Misses III The
interior enlarged BY good crops, 4. on
easy money market al but assured, and
al spprehsnsioos q crude legislation
removed byaan early adjournmsnt #
Congress, there would sesm 70 b ~.
sonable ground for The hope Il. q
least, tair seasons business, despits
the turmoil and sxcitements incident
. the quadrennial political Canvas
Chicago Gommercia1 lszer. r.. - IL.
4iYkS J
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PUTTING MONEY INTO CONSER VA.
TIVE POCKETS.

The national debt has increased thir-
teen millions in two months, and Dem.
osrats howl about it as proof Of "Radi,
cal swiudling." You had better stop
that, Nsssrs. Democrats! You are fr.
ing into your own friends.
Mr.. MeCullooh, Democrat, is Sec
rotary Of tho Treasury. It has been
charged that he has private arrange.
ments with = Democratic banker in
New York BY which gold is sold at
great loss to the government, and great
profit to somebody. It il Mr.. MeCul-
]ook who manages our finances. If
tho debt is increased BY "swindling,"
he i the man to ask about it.
But within the past two months thir-
teen millions have been paid out, seven
to Russia for Alaska, and six millions
to the Pacific railroad. Mr.. Seward,
not . Republican, got up the Alaska
performance, and no one pretends that
it vas . svindle. Where did the siz
millions go7 Mr.. Perry, Mr.. Filley,
Mr.. Macpherson, General Thoma.
Price, and other Conservatives Of THU
State are the principal stockholders 10
the Pacific railroad; they can toll
where the six millions went. Was it i,
svindlel And If it was, shall We call
il "Radical svindle p
Don't you think, Messrs. Conserva'
tive, that If you are accused BY you,
own party, it il time for you to dis
gorge.-&. Loxis Democrat.
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: s-.-.-.- {. 90. COY bas ,t1ons

"l.s'st -..oe f1.7 II not 10 G 1000; III
!: 2. b. 2. co esp'p 10. a merchant
from P r. Il, he e ps.sbe..d !. $500
aer.s e 1and u !asbbip 1o3, anse IS.
y shi' county .Rd Fs q ag alAen.ta4pA vii
put 9 goo 81 part Of i under cultivation
ntxt 1900. sssi1 Dss,sevt s6l !.
NJ e ffss'ststsss asdw 3f,J--,;i:. lin 40
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Four or Governors walked abreaet
down Third street, 81 Paul, the o.bsr
dsy, nansly Gpysrnon siblsy, Ramsey.
Hoelaa ~ Miller. ~. @.:'s. ]'s
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01D PAPERS fofssls q gsia,a nsadtl,
IA. ,a ..ig IA AT TINS z1rl l OFFICE llll]I
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f. , GAM s,oy tsuo a & a. ny|s'. Is,
EAREIk HUsSEY1od ;;
1914 oI'ss!a ri .aaw ,7sw 10 ssIgz adi Y
G Contractors b4andss5D Bull ers,,'
e''i ''' ''@ q iloo:s odv com Uoy~oan ia
q - 'sut 81 uoPaA1lAs HI, aassnb UT,
!. fIsd 3ha I-.-tn Jaun; otE4. Elqf7r..s ..iW
Doors sa IL ]. Lumber, 1 I,a !,
''a ~, i.l % b,dsil1euo,ya sysd i,!Do
bi;:o e 9stt'sf''s.a kk'c!'sl aoac sss,,o1
qn as'at1" uoi,n57a5D eiie,soiuou |sas
'flanaspss l|aaatiess A lstall lfa@jps.
p9f ~ aN lss aE.naaszs ,.hY8,d.
Y sou sskh a. 1Aeee4 ed6,sGw tsdW In
bs a2sE q. as aysd bl9oZ 1swsas 1r...I q!
1t1Sllst5 iTsas i5ni olsais sSo ri l 81,
,aed pa dd1o ajp MIN iiI,aI,ds cd Iii Ii
didsai esafs 49, -. ,lsssan 6;ssdt aad
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WlINN|!E / ! 8 ]! )

- -
IRON W O } r ! Il
3 SHOPS AND OFFICE,
COR. 1sr AND AARsH4L1 sTs.,
s. FIVE BLOCKS BELOW SUS-
PENSION BRIDGE
Mill Furnishing " areholus
on ! Kl'1Aisazxa1rox AVENUE. MAR
.''.''e.s s 1ST -Nz110NAL H0ExL.
.x.@ Minneapolis.S
r. ,atsfss.e,4 10 z9a5ae EaEHaAIa 1864 a85 III
-I-I-2ss 5sgp5so'a + al ntG>}3 III
%. ,. AND B.Al,a. 4 wo Won il ii
glrAx E.ozx.s AID Bo,Lnns.lH''T ii ',*sa@s. ::
s4.An Pr. AND r1rr11os, t%:5|a :,,..,.,s rs
s1nAn 0Auass.e ri, 1asta}a ~ t't2t '", E',t'sa II
aAuaa Cooks, and al Steam Fittings. sa'as'
F1ov. MILL MAoH1srlY. ~><r,s,. 49,, .s.
Saw MILL MAcHIxIRY.,
= +
1aos coIuxss. for buildings
Lou y, w,s;Dox; 20 Oh. AID SIN. serbailain,s,:
Hons, Po ,!' g.. =: MALT MUS y ,..,
WARM WuE1Is. FoRoaPuxrs.
t1.&o., s,s,s.f &c., ,sy1 &c., Al. &C.,.
|s'' lisa 6 gagc alo. -..s;<ss-e&a aG ":o1t
auiaA ce9 ! uas .anHgt,,,I t,,,a <i3ni:iI
CASH Pll0 FOR OLD i METALS.
q Address III letters and orders '''s1'2 81
"l JaISHEsOTA IRON WORKS.
% ~: :svss% I'D; :*t'5 MINNEAPOLIS.
i'>y9u17:1t o,.5 81 a.dpv51 ,sit! "j 81
..'' 7 NORTH 3 ! tx s a I .~ s..
i { ! I:': Wol OR (,
| o72t' era Do%~ Questionable; III
,sj 7&#> q. 9,yt.tf =: 2aigas! ii 3.L9;a-'
fsa~,tt <.ttE :,.r.tsiilf .3,s;t2o..>5 3-::: II
"a 81: Machine: Shop o.s:'.::
2:@ .!..t.:5~t.:.1u y@1tad o3ssr' ~; r.
=.
Iron apd Brass ..' Foundry,
,n!x2 xsis street, e,po.;t. tAs Fsn., :,,
ST. ;. ANTHONY T: 10 :. MINI q y: ;,
Steam Eaeinss, Portable and Stationary.
lar aud FIGURING Mill Machinery,
|; -. Skating. Gearing and Palleys, .L.s
Window Caps and Stills, Rs-sawing Ma.
chimes, Water Wheels, Sleigh Shoes,
l sis.j.:~ Sash Weights, &c., 10: J. -
lJ Q B w Or z
OF every description will receive prompt
attention, and satisfaction guaranteed.
All kind. Of Agricultural Implement.
Made to order and REPAIRED on short no.
tee.
blacksmith Work and Pattern 1akine
~orDrrs SOLICITED. CASH paid for
old Iron and other Metals.
tI5=z,>.' !. .>>5s:yN,z 2 :,'''
! ! S $;;:::s:; HARRISON /. .,
Oct. 10th. 1867. ..*::: vl0n12
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TERMS OF PAYMENT,

These lands Are offered in tracts Of 40.
80 and 100 acres and upwards, sid psjeea
varying from S. to $40 per sere t viii sene
few trasts At higher fknres) rased aocced-
ing te'she quality and neArhess to The rail.
road. They are cold for cash or on loar
credit, ton years. it, dssirsd,) viii II Per
cent annual interest. thus enabling per
sons Of small means TO SECURE, d essYi;
terms, = home.in : 'hsaltAy and productive
region These Who have already sealed
along the lines Of tAsse Railroea, sAaSs
found their lands increase in value a. dc
'rate'of 80 per cent. per anlum. 'ssslaa 90
ii These lands have Seen reserved (ton sale
since 1887 they ars u. the nidss Of eon.
adorable, tseetlensnts, ! hid, soavshisat q
ehurches, schools and estaNli5hsd roads
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prosecuted = The FULLEST sxlsIt It u ~.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-07
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The beloved superintendent" of the Vlr-
GINA Penitentiary, full Of patriotic arlor, gave
his boardors holiday on Saturday. He had
them called out of their cells and made speech.
He told them that the blessed day should be a
day of rest with them. At the conclusion OF
his speech, he called on them to join him in
singing Rally round the flag" which was
done by few. He then proposed three cheers
for the flag. These were given. Just at this
time some impenitant rebel proposed three
cheers for the Confederacy and for the Confed-
crate flag, which, were heartily given. Ward
we'll was disguised.
A Mr.. Bush, Sheriff of James City county,
shot, one day last week, Mr. Edwards, whom
he charges with seducing his sister. Bush and
his brother laid in wait in the wood for MIR.
Edwards and shot him as he passed IN his
buggy. Full particulars have not been received.
Gen. John E. milford was yesterday con-
frmed as Collector of Revenue at Richmond,
the Senate having reconsidered its action re-
jecting his nomination.