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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-05

Tho friends Of Senator Wade are
very saaguins that tho Southern States
will follow the example Of the North
Carolina Republican CONVENTION yester-
day, which instructed her delegates to
Chicago 70 90 for Grant and Wade for
Precedent and Viz President. The
movement to get Wads On The ticket
With asa. o'aat se'ms tsbe g.in,sg
favor sspi&y win Radical ps|isisiaas.
Reposs ressiVcd. asa Psanejl
,a.i. s'a's Ia. @o'~iittlls,aai.g Ghsss
'ass three saodia6ss 4 10 1ild tAsse,
yet tho is1isaeisas ~ tlat seithss
party will ssalseni.s viah ths eth,s,
and TINT Wadss friends will carry Tho
convention for him. - =
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SOMETHING NIw.-Mr. 8. r. Wells,
Editor chronological Journal, has
published
TIE GOOD MAN's LEGACY. An FIX.
csllsnt Sermon; by Rev: Samuel o..
good, D. D. With Portrait and Sketch
of Dr.. Richard Rothe, Of Heidolburg.
Price, IS cents. ....,-,.. -.
CoNsuNP11oN.-lts Cause, and euro
by the Swedish Movement. With II.
lustrations and Directions for Home
Application, by David Wark, NJ. D.
Price, 30 cent?. ~. -, T.:
I EDuoATIon OF THx HEART. :, The
Necessity Of Moral Culture for Human
Happiness. Il By Hon. Schuyler Coltax.
Sent postpaid for 10 cents. ~ Addrsss
The. Publisher, $3.50 Broadway. New
York. 4 ,.'A,. E.,f*&:t :. nm 81. ri I
The President has approved The
bill for the payment Of bounty % ths
heirs Of soldier. ,
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The Democratic party il committed
everywhere. BY it, papers and speaker,
to tho most REASONABLE purposes. The
Same threats that were mado before the
rebellion arc renewed, and on al rides
We hear appeals to the bayonst, provid-
cd the next Presidential election does not
60 as the Democracy desire. This was
tho point some years ago-the election
by tho people Of . President Of their
choice.
We eau toll these disorgauizers that
they will succeed no better than before.
We have little fear that they will dare
towards as they are-to proceed any
farther than threats j.; but if they should
the result has already been told. VI
one thing they can Be assured : Who
ever is elected President by the people
will be inaugurated.
To show what kind Of food is pre-
pared for and offered to the masses Of
the Democratic party by their leaders,
We copy the following from many
similar articles that We find in Copper
head papers. The Peoria (M.) Demo-
crat, under tho head Of 1.-THE DUTY Of
the Democratic party" says:
According to our views the indications
Of the times for years past, have pointed
to bloody struggle for liberty, between
the rcvolutionists nov in power, and tho
people.
How then shall We proceed? Shall the
rsvolutionists DO allowed to oonsumnate
their treason! By no means. Whether
the contest comes BY ballot OF beyonst, We
say thousand times NO
The Democracy Of the United States
should nominate candidate On whom ttey
can depend; one who will fearlessly face
ard grappls with the danger in what shape
soev0r it may come.
But . contingency may arise after the
election that will require steady nerves
and strong arms. Should the Jacobins
succeed in Carrying the South by the negro
votes, % they win, and On that ground
claim the election Of their candidate, then
the time 70 often inquired for, when II will
be tAe duty TO arm for liberty and the Co..
stituaiea, win have arrived. No Prssi.
dent illegally elected BY negro votes vill
ever tako his seat. Resistance to ty1ooto
holding Ihei1 power BY assumption. ~
comes obedience to God. r
We write this AFTER the most mature ~.
asetisn, and with IN unwaveri1g convie-
ton # ito rightsousnsss. TAs Democratic
patty sseryvAers will bear wilnsss that such i
tRs1 dstsr~iaatios.
The La Crosse (Wn:) Democrat
copies tho above With the following en-
dorsemcnt:
The country 10 rising!
The Democracy are taking The high, The
sublime attitude Of patriots and hsroesl
The demand has gone forth for free
ballot and the white mans choice, OR THE
BAYONET!!
Every where the Democratic press Il r.
spending, with marked emphssis, to the
call for candidate who will head tie co.,
smn, and carry to Washington, and enforce
the edict Of the majority Of his country
men-no n,ggers IN tie eo.rt-for the 70
establishment Of tho white mans govern.
| ment!
Both the articles are inserted in It's
columns by the Chat6eld Democrat, o.
this State, and they embody the senti'
! ments Of seven-eighshs Of the Demo
cratic press Of the country.
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REPAIRING
skilfally and promptly dsle. ala wsr-
rantsd e give satisfastio1.
A. w, BUSH.
81. Cloud, Nsv. II, 1857. eloal7
HI. & Maiden Lses.
Ma. VII H. A00A

~ ~ 1AOUoS1O AOO,
Neu York, Dc II, 1857.
hAy0 aEd At New. I. 1851, I see4Qd
eoaS. 4Sf ~ e1rRSoo S1noro ~
o01elyaAI The wants 81 the H0ol1e,
, sHHa 80 = R1s :ses. S2 s@'YR
1913, ese aSi3 ess:. ssail ~ e
AFTER ell NO goods At wholosale
except only - duly aPHolAte9 9A0
oHs10E1So1 AgoAte,'. ETC.. 10 th1s
plan I have oinoo strictly adhered
IN seoepting Agents. Great care has
boe1 exercised 70 appoint thooe Who;
By long-eentinusd fair dealing. have
acquired Q reputation for honesty.
4esponaiAilty. and pfobity,nen In
whose word ths public have learned to
plaoe coincidence. These Agents Aave
agreed TO keep full assortneako(ny
pens, and to sell them ct ny puhliohod
Drieea. Thus the public are suDplisA
bythen With Just such Dsas - tAsy.
want, eithar - to writing or prizes. ~
81 . fau equivalent TOR Ne Aeoey
10 agent 10 appointed = travel dsa
Dlaeo 20 plaoe, o. canvass ~ eounaty.
- tAA& III who want . 14sxeea 0oad
IN must 81 10 AEoh tho 1oooA A8o1s
@ mem A0oaQuAxtoeo. :s,&a.* -
1eno nood atply for Ne AeeAsy 81.
ooot II eon1exnity 70 he a6ove, ~
H6esal Assoeont "!Te 0uhs" Sea2g
ou1eient 11dusomeut - ~ oeAeg.
4. 8o1Io1.
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Gtt 81. Cloud 5p,.&ua1.
Y. B MITCHELL, EDITOR.
IhurSday, March 5, 1863.
naPuDlloAu srATn CoxvnxT1osl

~ aadsesignsd eoastituting ths Republican State
Central 0uanittes, do sppoiut that Convention Of
~ lspsbMssa party o. Aiasssota b held At g.
Pal, On W1DNBsDAY, The THlRTRINTH DAY OF
NAY NEXT, At II o'clock H., for the purpose Of
slsetins eight del.gates to he Republican Nst,oo.l
ooavsntioa. 70 b Asld IN Chicago - Wednesday The
10Th day Of Nay next, and also to nominate four
Presidential Electors.
In accordance With The call Of the National Repub
'san Committed. ~ invite the alton Of all ci
s'os Who rejoice that sr~at civil var has happily
sssaaassd 10 the diseoaature Of The rebellion; who
vesd hold Ass ths unity and integrity Of tho Rspub-
e' and maintain is paramount right to defend to the
ssssnese Ito sxistsnee whether impsrlsd BY secret
ssnspa'sey o. arned force; who arc In favor Of an
economical ADMINISTRATION Of the public expsn lures
o. the complete extirpation Of tho principles and
Dsey Of slavery. and Of thespesy reorganization Of
those States whose goveEnments were destroyed by
tAe .cheton and their restoration to their
DrOpss practical relations With the Union 1, sccor-
daass With the true principles Of Republican govern.
nent.
Tho following apportlonment Of the several coun.
ties b established the basis adopted by the last
State Convention. except to Wabsshaw county,
which b based on the Republican vote Of 1866:
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:''s' -: I: Grant, . yoans.r BROTHER
Of the General, i 4 successful business
man IL Chicago, beng The, senior part.
ner in the veil. known arm of Grant
( Mclean, dealers ID leather aud ..d-
'dIeEy hardware 7! In .ppe.r.so. 10
bears . striking resemblance 70 The
famous General, and is r.tiosnt in con-
y'esi. ,!| !, He is p.i'ioo.te', fond Of
fsst horses, and enjoys the reputation
Of being % excellent "whip."
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ID On Tassd.y the "Del.no" bill, 70,
psJing. the State arailroad bonds with
The lands, vas Lost in the Senate by .
vote Of 8 to IL. .:>,..
I The Valley Railroad bill passed ~
It. came from the House only three
Ssnston voting in the negative.
The eoathsrn M,nnesota "point bir
u i came from the House VA p,ssed.
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Tho aavan. special to the Herold
says: We have news By the ,s@Aner
Gsasia, i,sn Mexico, 70 Ii. l9th. A
soaspiney hi bsea discovered 10 assas.
eiaats Juales and rob The Treasury.
Several toesi gnsss have been arrested,
With Il. Col. Eastvagls,, Who M On
duty With other o&osrI Of The "a
regiment, who guarded he national
pelaee. The assassination scheme M
- have been carried out u the psl.ee.
Tho whole affair was planned BY two
0exicans in Havana.
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CAUSE FOR JOY.

Who will say that impeachment is not .
partisan movement whom the radicals ~ st
Reading, Pa, FIRE ono hundred guns to
demonstrate their joy. A very joyous
matter, the impeachment of the President
Of the United States st. Paul Pioneer.
It was these same radicals" who
manifested their Joy during the days Of
tho rvbo3l;ou upon hcariu5 IF vieto-
ries achieved by the Union arms, while
the Copperheads moved about with
heightened faces and gloomy b'ows,
The principle is the same now. An
drew johnson has been aiding the
rebels in their unholy designs almost
from the day he became, by an assas.
sins aid, the President of the United
States. He has placed every stumbling
block in the way Of the representatives
Of the loyal people; he has advised the
Southern States not to accept the easy
and merciful terms Of restoration ten
dered them ; he has violated his oath,
disregarded the Constitution and tram
pied upon the laws. BE has deserved
impeachment q hundred fold, and It is
cause for great rejoicing that At last
he has been impeached Of high crimes
and misdemeanors. The rejoicing will
be still greater when he shall have been
tried, convicted and deposed from Office.
While the Pioneer is such astick.
Ter for nou-partizan feeling in this ques-
ton, will it please inform Us something
Of the political character Of the anti.
impeachment meeting held At New
York on Friday What Of the speech.
e. made there by Mayor Hoffman, the
notorious Brooks, and others Of that
stripe? In the main, the men who OPP
posed the var for putting down, th,
rebeliso oppose impeachment, and thl
friends Of the Union favor 1t. -
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The following Dispatch from Gen.
des. Il. Thomas il like everything
else from him-short, sharp and 70 the
point:
Loul.v1I1s, H.. .Hsb. 23d, lsee.
In. h. r. HakS; Resi1tss D. 3 &ne(s:
1Ae '1nDilg l4Dsrs Of Lesisvills -.
4eenee ~ NJ Dane vas ysslseday sent
70 " Senate for ieonArmstios a. brevet
1sats.sDt general and brsvst general: ]
- aPpointsd . major general Of the U,
4, sIny for ths bsttle Of Nashville. NJ
sosv3eso since Tie var do not merit 20 high
. compliment, and it il now too late to be
regarded - compliment il conferred. for
servioel during the war. I therefore earn
sGstly request that tho senate will not con-
1In he nSminaaion.
: :oI& q. Il. THOMAS, Msj. General.
Andrew must Try sgsin. He h.s
poor success with the soldiers. g..
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TIE bill introduced in the Legisla.
ture changing The name Of ANDY John.
son County, has bssn 6aally amended
20 u oibs Long County, 20 named In
honor Of Major Long, : topographic
'Eosinees Of the Uaitsd States, who Nm
one Of thea early os.P'osers in Mime.
sQta,
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Tn President doesn't like il because
General Sherman. sent biz letter declln-
ing he brevets rendered him, through
General Grants Office. Poor Andrew
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copy. r''
L8v1 NUTTING, Chairman.
J. d. WAKEFI1LD,
.. 2. STkARNS,
L ". COLLINS,
J. 1..CROOKER,
+. LUuNSEN,
J. H. BROWN,
G. H. KEITH,
1kID. DRISCOLL.
81. Paw, January q. 1855.
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AsDY's f,usrr1oN WHILE ON TRIAL,

~~
. A fv days ago it WAS not quite GER.
tain that no attempt would DO made to
suspend tht President Wills under
t'ial ior Impeachment. Approximation
hat the attempt would 10 made By Co..
srsss and resisted BY the Prssidsst has
caused much Of the fevslishness IL tho
public mind. Nov, however, It will
not be undertaken to formally suspend
the President.
II is held in Republican circles that
from the moment he is formally i'm
peachsd his position towards Congress
il. that Of = person towards judge and
jury, and they can have no legislative
communication With him while tho
trial is 10 progress. It appean that no
appointment Of consequence will be
acted on until the impeachment trial il
ended. SO ssy Washington dispatches.
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4 SsD1r1Has enewspaper with no mail
from Saturday until Thursday, and
WITH n" chance for any locals except
~ ~ SNOW STORM, is. rather uphill
o0H0e1D.- ;. .i..u r:fx e. =: I'd. ;3:.'
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The meeting Of The unter,i6ed 1t
St. Paul on Thursday last vas anything
but harmonious. They quarrelsd over
tao electors, gouged over the dsls-
ssass' and wnngled over the platform.
Tho following gives The result:
11EslD111AI x11cro1s,
&C.. Chatfeld, Of Scott county.
Luther Dearborn, Of Rice county.
Z. Il. Lienau, Of Ramsey county.
v. ". Phelps, Of Goodkus county.
D111oAr1s 10 NATIONAL coxyus11ox.
A. 6. ChatAsld, Of Scott county.
Ssnss !. Green, Of Winons county.
": a: German, Of Ramsey county.
latArep Young, Of hennepin county.
A. Achahon, Of Olmsted county.
GEO. D: Snow, Of Le Sueur county.
Lac Staples, Of Warrington county.
Thomas W. Shelby, Of Ramsey county.
ALTERxArEs.
Chris. Graham, 1st district.
Paul Faber, I'd district.
J. F. OFarrell, Sd district.
J. J. Lewis, 4th district.
A. b. Everest, 9Th district.
James J. Brown, 9Th district.
I. A. Evans, 7th district.
Il. v. Pratt At large.
Northern Minnesota was entirely
ignored in the selection of electors and
delegates, and the Democracy Of this
section feel sore-headed over their de-
feat. No county above Hennepin OBJ
tanned any favor, while Ramsey has one
eIector and two delegates, and Scott
one Of each. THIS was rather hard on
our friends in this county, who swallow
the straight ticket with such avidity.
The name Of Judge Evans was present
cd Is . delegate, but he was defeated
by Thomas Shelby, Of Ramsey county.
It Is = noticeable fact that not one Ger.
man was chosen either as a elector or
delegate. The Democratic wirc-pullers
are very ungrateful.
Inc platform Is quite lengthy, en-
bracing thirteen resolutions. The first
expresses satisfaction over the result Of
last years election; the second advo-
Gates the doctrine Of State Rights, the
Southern plea for rebellion; the third
denounees Congress ; the fourth insists
upon the immediate, and uncondition.
al admission Of all tie seeded States
to full and equal participation in the
control Of the government; the fifth
opposes sqaal suaiage; the sixth con-
demns the reconstruction acts Of Con.
greas; the seventh, eighth and niath
s'ssrt tho Pendleton doctrine Of 1epud,-
alton j.; the tenth asks that the bond,
b taxed; the eleventh asserts tho right.
Of nasn'ali.ed citizens; the twelfth
: peJs IN aftss-the-wsr compliment 10 the
soldiers, whom this same party ass.iled
during the hours of danger; the thir.
tenth announces that the Demooracy
hsve no desire to sec slavery re.est,b.
'shed OF to assume any portion of the
rebel debt. .....
Another resolution, Of an exceed.
ugly varliks nature, evoked i. lengthy
ssd excited discussion, bot W. 6u.lly
voted down. ~.
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Fall 81 Winter Trade.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS .~@
NEW APPOINTMENTS!
T. w. :DENISON,
st. Cloud. Minnesota.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dry csels, cr,eer1es, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS, OROCKERY,
Millinery and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Z: :' :: &: &c; ;'ss
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKINGS,
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS, "
KNIT GOODS,
SHAWLS,
FUR GOODS
CARPETS,
&c., &c.
A. NEW FEATURE
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKlNG DEPARTMENT.,
Occupying ~ v1s'' Il 4 building The Stock
BoNNETs, HATS,
FEATHERS TRIMMINGS.
BUTTONS, &C., &C.
''' ~ everything IL would b pleased to all
~ RRxExBER TIE MAIZE.
T.>w. DENI5ON.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HIDES AND FURS.
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srArr corvrnrsnr.

The meeting Of The unterri6ed It
St. Paul ON Thursday last vas anything
but harmonious. They quarrelsd over
tao electors, gouged over the dsle-
ssass, and vrangled over the platform.
Tho following gives The result:
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TUU 00vee Thinblss, xal1a1eea eqsA
q ~. q ~ q Buea'o. Az Han>
9 jaiialsosgEsved C1se
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Legal Notices.

To the iioaosal,ic Cour, OF Conut, Cornmi-sioscrs
ncS, to IL hoiicn 81 ra,s. ~ithin snd g. the
Cooniy nf ONinrd, on the 6ist day 81 >TS A.
ID. ls6s.
Tue subscriicr.. nh ahitaat- OF Brck6eld. IA
L sad Cvaai, 81 Oxford, az 5c.to-s oi haV,ag
thr follow iug town road heated in ssid ,o~s. te
gian'ng at thr Cosniy Road asd hat r1.i-
westes ), from ihr disi.On has b.-sw-ca lad owa.
csi b. rh~be R~e,,fd sRi Johs Beck, ,hrnoe run
ung north iuaf degtoca wet hfV oae r"d-. theuec
twenty two -gts-s ss-i s~vruty rods tlcacc
noah 6lt.-ca d-sr~- ~rss hr, eight rp,l-. Ihouce
n .rth th,uesa cryFccs wet through i.ad oi Rra
nj " Respid ani lohr Brock theure rasasag
-'St, siN to-is thrcagh hard OF Augus-
,sS w spsuidiog. 10 sake IN. tzaiid,ngs of
-s,d 4. W. Spaailins the IRe described To ~
the misdie - tn high way, aod the high~a, 10 be
three FOsl. ~li.. That Nunr re,,Iiorrrs on the
i1sh day 81 November, A. u. l-S7. geqsssis~'. in
writing, ei the Seiectsnca { sad towa ~ Bscs-
hetd. ~ lsy s-.,d town mad ard pte-ss soi -
port the same 10 ssid iahsbitssii- boz ths'r aeeep-
tsRtr ~, law l. pr,v ssisd. AID that tt- third
DIV Of prcrnnt-T 1851. the SAID SclectHif n after
posting HpIio~ ol eevcH daNs pubhc AMI cnn
-p,cnoss places ~ raid tn~s, "a ibr ,alc and
phc- ~,'H,ell Cor 'hst parpS--. and having PCT.
-onslN sNamtacd he Fu.tc proposed, oi % ,,n-
,on that thrrs l. ncra .ioa soc tosn road l5r
the nee OF -s'd ,oWa proposed: therefore
Liy cot sz,d rad Nsur iicsttos~r- have already
tci'l-d IN thts petition aid repost the ssmc Ia
sa'd toSn ~ their uccrptasCc. SVch lytas cat
nth the hruoBdaTte- asd afssncssarrfassts. ha-
h-en hird - an h' IOWA Clerk on The fret day Of
January. ns .evea dIys hel're the s-frnal tova
Se~tiug IN March 4. u. is,Ss; and the Se%ci-
mcn no~ report ssch l,stug sut. Nth the brsnda-
rtcs an'l simeasutreRea'- 81 the - ssil
At meeting 81 the 'ahsh,isat. rsgutiri, van 81
and n,.it,-,l - Acsn u, accept anil aios NJ
Gwen a.dcr our har.is ihrs hrst day Oi Jsaaafy,
A. ~ l-es ..
Yoyr petiiiuncr. ~out further r~prrs~a, that
h~a the acrrptafscr I'D abe road ~as prs,,.a-o an
said aaHual m~es siIg thc atttCs r. ras-ri over
and ihc ,shaSsIant- ni aid ts~a thea an there
r-.o~ah.s rrfu-et o. c~pJ -sid rasi a. iaiI
snt =, he sstd :, lr-t.,u tut rcitianrr. th"te-
tofc pray bit The sod road tnaS b. h,caicd ani
established b, Norir hous,,abi- Co-irt, pruvd.
81 hS laS ansl a. 90 niy tsuini vii rrrr pray.
-. 4. ANDREWS, and othrts
nuck 6sld Aug % lsSS
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end Of the pen in the cruet OF salad oil. I sp.
preached the wasp. aud in The softcst and
tenderrs; manner possible, JUST oiled it upon
the body the black and yellow, like a
upon IFS back, aud was dead in a minute.
There girls, +" Said I. here's any moral and
example when husband comes home in
III humor. don't cry oa, and ily at him. but
try little oil in fact, treat your husband
like a wasp"
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale.

III .,fil.ri.-r o.. l.ifh....Tel 10, It,-Hs. ionl l
han"rail 10 WalArf. Jptzr OF l'r.4.f.
i,'' the ''anrs Il oAllri, o. s.ii 81 pu.sc ~ pf
vFi- sile 80 fuarh oi the Rel f.-gats oi Jaht
h"uiss, lits u istlr..rl ,s -.sid Couut, d,,..,s
e'i inriuifos she tsvei stin oi tbr Nd -, dove,
thrrttu. - s'li produce tRr san ot tsa thoufsn..
duiisfs she thfrr.are. oti,fs and 81, 90 srH ths
iiouirsirad fsfm 90 ,Ar saIG John I hoult.. .,iu
a'e 80 I'D kumiJtd. ssd The ssae f,rm 90 wheel
ihr sai John iaoma- f-st ed 81 the tiass ct h,s
dFsh' eithsf 20 pu5iir 90 prtrais SAX. sgferah, o.
ss'd i'crns~. On d. 21th iss ol O,tulsf t-6s 81
o's Of the claes tu ib, Afternoon co., th- pt.tp,...
ai"rr-tIc LYDIA THOMAS
lunstifd. sept p. I-s- AI,,,,.tr,
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STATE oF MAINE
oxroRD. ,s:-Boa.i 81 Coun,, Comm ..icn.,.
Sefsemi--r Term lS6-

ONroRD. ss:-Bos,l 81 Coun,, Cornini- .ics-fs 3.
SsIscnst-rr Terra. lSts.
Upon he ioregons re,t,on, satisfactory go.
drnce having been received that The pcIigtoucr. arc.
Irresponsible, and that tuqatrN ss,,n the OF
thrir .rst csitoa "Npcsirni, "a os1VF-si Iha.
the County Ina,m s-frncrs IN - ~ th- eve hns
house 81 \ ". Spauldi.g 10 Doci hrid. ~ said
tsusty, Tuesday. the teeth i10.h) dN OF
Novsrsi-r mai. ~ tcn o'ciork \. " anl th,t,rc
pr,csei "a view thv r~-.r ,on~i al I,~tt-
'on; irnss~ii,tcy after WHICH v,rs. . h-ssIa. ,f
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prcs taken "a th~ prcaitses the Cpn pas toners
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that D"t1oc ut thr ttasr. place and puro-c IL he
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pcrrsa- add corporations tnger-stcd. b, Causing
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hTs; a .aId publications. auG each q the ,sher
fot'ce-. 10 he made, srrsea and posted, al trsst
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that al Iel sons Hud corporations uisy thea AVID
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Notice 10 Creoitors-

THE on cfsign~i having be-n appointed T., the
4 Judge 81 Probate Ger O1i"fd Couai, To- reeriv,
ssd eNalnsne the rii,ns It th~ creditor. at 4 N .
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and February scS, 80 o'ri,ck 80 the afternoon Cd
said days. HENRY D.. HAMMOND,
HARRISON FNRKAR
Fsr.s. Srrt l. I-S- C.f,.uts., .r.-.
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MoRAL AND EXAMPLE Listen "
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have a moral and example When The wasp
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IL BANkEtrrpY

p,-'''ot 81 Ma,ur. ss.--la the mstt-r % Isai.h
lluan. Of osfari. Baakrept.
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10y give rsitcf that pursusut 60 an order ~ /, he
tOaft, che scoona g,,s al nctia % ihe r,editor.
~ sa,d bsnsrtg't sih b. heid teior, Hoo Seth
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4 WiIsaB Sou,h Pro. ~ satd Distr,rt. on an,
9Th day oi October. 4 H. less, "A 80,
a'ohrA A. ". 30 the pstPo.r usuasd ~ The 2.th
-set'oa 81 thc Band ui1t Act oi March ~. 1867.
T.. X. HOLMES,
prtZ Assignee