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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-01

AROLTlN0 CONVENTION.

Failing In their sttt E % use Gen.
Hubbard % an instrument to ruin the
'Retatliea p.r.y Al nll.thi.spistriot, tho
:pes.ifsroas clique which clusters around
thesP yes.e office has thrown off the mask
ana issued a: call for a boiling Coovcn-
ton to be held on the Sth inst, to put
new candidate in thc>f}eld! And why
is this 2 Gen. Hubbard's withdrawal
has left the party strong united and
with a candidate for Congress, regular
and 'unim'peaohable, Hon. 1snatias
Donpe)llyi w. IT, This eall tor: pno,her Con
sventiop IS nothing more nor less than
part :ofithoo Washburn conspiracy; to
:crush out Mr. ,Donnelly,'' involving Gas
it must il successfully the defeat Of the
Republican piar't, and III. the election l Of q
Democrat: to Congress. -, u: ~ In. :.
lNilethe Republicans Of :Northero
mi nssota aid In this 'disorganizing
movsn.en!tf''s ,Neiyer, !. They vill brand
upon the men who project and carry
out these, sehemes> AN: :infamay which
will remaia ineffaccable as the blister
ing record oi their political death? = .
= VIII: 'tto., delegates from stearns
county SO ipto. this boiling Convcntion;?
|. We be seyc! not> ID Wo believe them to
be good and true Republicans, who de.
sigo INC success of''thc party to which
they belong that they esteem this far
above: the elevation of any man or the
qualification 5of' ILL., will against another
We do mot believe they will:go to St.
PAUL as pupp IS in the hands of the
clique there: to aid in placing in nomi.
nation some, man: whose only. success
cxpectedor hoped for, will be the de.
feat Of Mr.: Donnellv, the: regular Re,
publican candidate, and the election o.
Mr: Wilson, the Democratic nominee
We do not believe they arc willing te
become parties to this: We. do MOI
| bclieve:they would care to bear thu
honest indignation of their neighbour
by such d betrayal of their party: -;
~, A strong pressure will be brought tt
bear to; draw them toto this scheme
But with decent regard for the opin
ions and wishes of their fellow Re
publicens, they will:rebutf all sush ap.
plications, even if tn y do not unite in
a card to the party at large assertin,
their determination not to participate
in this boiling Convention. VIVA. doe
the Stearnso county delegation say:
And. what do the delegates from Pope
Sherl'urno;s ::A1onongalia, Cass an,
Douglas counties: say? Will they b.
! true to their party, or will they pu
themselves in tho hands of the Pres
ripgy 49, 49,. 49, =. -. - u.
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49, PLANcHETTE.-The North Western
Chronicle, (Catholic) published At St.
Paul is responsible for the following
An unfortunate Irish girl who lived,
asa domestic, with a family in lower
town-St. Paul-was persuaded, the
other day, by some members of it, to
question "Plauchette." The conse-
quence was, that, in reply to the girls
inquiry. of. her mother in Ireland,
.Planchette wrote out that the mother
was dead.
This so operated on the girls mind,
that she is now ruuing maniac, un-
der the care ofthe Sisters at the St.
Joseph's; hospital.
o., However. since the fatal night a
party received letter FROM Ireland, for
this poor girl, but refused to communi-
cate it's contents to her Us calculated to
:aggravate her mental condition. It is
more than 7surmised that the letter con-
firms Planchette's information. -.
The Archbishop Of St. Louis has, We
believe, prohibited dealing with this
mysterious toy under penalty Of ex.
communications, e: -. .. =:
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yHE 1Msnk.tos Record GDemoeratic)
reporting atSote. taken On a train says
II should be remembered in this con.
dtcqea. that there were some ministers
e"'ths tram ri 4Eeturnoipg fem !N1onieren 2:
snd all Of whom Of couse vote for the
radical candidate. 10 ;'''::i ) = ) ''"'
70 WEN o hat .ol sc55;ajrss." TIE Il Re:
publican *pai4ty and ITS candidates s.: are
+; we q worthy u receive the support Of
Sc ChEis,idn Church, aod We ; ara glad
yff< this frank adnissienn On the part ii
our Dcinooratic cotemiporiry. ''''''>'
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Hon. laNATlus DoNSKLLY: /.
We hy 1t the head Of our columns
this week the name Of this gallant Re-
publican leader ~ the standard bearer
Of the party il chs District.
We are proud to place his name
there, for it means VIcroRr He has
always led the party, through every
difficulty aud against every obstacle, to
brilliant success, swelling the majority
far above that Of any other candidate.
Two ysars ago, when the prospect"
looked gloomy aud defeat stared the
party in the faee-when ito other leaders
were dsspoudsot-Mr. Donnelly tsi-
umph BY . majority OF over Four Thou.
sand. ~. d. :
This fall he will be elected to Con-
grsss BY . majority Of It least Seven
thousand -
Because he is true Republican, who
never Ainches in the face OF the enemy.
Because he has been faithful to bis
constituents all through the District.
Because he has brains, and pluck, and
statesm.nship. Because he is just the
mao for the place. Because he has
been villainously traduoed by Wash.
burn and tho St. Paul Pev. And
because the people want him there.
Al tho readers Of The JOURNAL
are we'll aware, we AVE abstsined from
complaining the unfortunate condition
Of affairs which Until = few days siuc<
existed 10 this District, by raising the
name Of any candidate but have been
awaiting the result IF some compromise
movement which should restore ,har.
mony to the party: But the manly let
ter Of withdrawal from Gen. Hubbard
clears the WY for action. ~ >
The duty Of every good Republican
is now to 90 to work, arduously, ear
aestly, determinedly, and to keep a.
work until election day, for the whole
ticket. Let no insidious disorganizers
have any hold upon our ranks. With
full columns We march to = splendid
victory.
Grant, Colf.x and Doonelly!
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THE ARslTRAT1ox ~ r' :, w1xoyA a.,

-. 3 ): ,:u:l"
The Congressional Arbitration Com:
mitteo met at:Winona on the Goth, :uls:
After some delay. Mr,;F.iE. Shandrew;
# Winopa,: :vastchqsensas the: 9th an
bi'rator, his name: being taken by Mr.
Donnelly's: trieDds from, a. list prepared
by Gen.. Hubtard.g The Committee
then adjourned: until the next morning
when at the request OF Gen. Hubbard,
whose caunsel had not arrived, 1T again
adjourned until Tuesday. :a..,.! ., -:
On re-assembling, Gen. Jennison read
a dispatch from Gen. Hubbard announc.
ing his withdrawal, and moted the ad:
journment Of the :. Committee: I: u his
Was opposed BY the two members of the
committee chosen by Mr., Donnelly,
who desired a full iuvestigaion;;ib u,
the motion: was carried: by a. vote Of
tnrce to two.H.-.Y.t, =. ':::.,. 49,. ~
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II. nEtfonbles in: Georgia-the open
and deliberate shooting ofloyal men fol
attempting to hold political meeting
in daylight-brought Gen. Meade to
Georgia. last week. Secretary: Soho.
field has dirccted5liim to use an the
troops at his command to quell these
disturbances and bring the guilty to
punishment. The murderous hate Of
the rebels knows no limits.
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'JonN Il: SuRRArT escaped the just
punishment due his crimes, by pleading
the Presidents last amnesty proclama:
tion. He vas discharged at Washing
ton on the 9th. His capture and trial
have cost the Government many thou
sands Of dollars He, Will now be able
TO vote for Seymour and Blair. .
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I'-A Virginia City, (Montaaao dis
tpatclfsAys:7C Reconnaissance Cullen. (for-
'hariy Of ,!ihaes0:q)n ina Governor Taft
have a'eneladea tseaties With 7 thro ss lb,
'aoters,and Dspaock 1ndiaas, land; de.
stlbuted aunuities to them. Colonel
yCa'lcu has left for Washington on i'm.
portpat' business cc60ndds9ccted With Al fndi.
.na sa,i 81 ~ 2iio:nuH I'D u hnH,a 8;
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TIE chivalry Of VIRGINIA and MARY

:: The chivalry Of Virginia and Mary
,lana contende,l for the "champion
laoce'''at sFarmingttoh, Prince Georrgc,
county, Matyland,,'6n The 23rd ult. It
would be u go6d deal more re- sensible if
they Would get up spelling school,
and contend for i p,4';zl'es primmer. They
would, most oiifSthcm, b9the better foor
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No lands will be sold for less than Eve dollars ne
re- less than their appraised value. Schedules
showing the particular description Of said land the
apr Used value and terms Of sale can he found At
the county seat.
On timber lands sufficient payment will he required
at the TIME 81 the purchase Indemnity the State
fiUm loss by the stripping tho timber On prairie
lands only fifteen per cent. of the purchase money
each case the balance Of the purchase money r.
aiuing due be paid at any time thereafter lon
time to time, within twenty years. at the option Of
the purchaser with interest in advance the rate OF
seven per cent. per annnm to the first day Of June
1869, and annually thereafter.
CHARLES Mc1LRATH,
Commissioner State Land Office.
ST. PAM Mimi Scntpmhrr- II 1855
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PLExDlD s,k1sTINa At CHicxeo.

,C,t-
-. :.n,;El: 1872: @3,!. >.E'j1'5:s .;
One of the grandcst political demon.
STATIONS ever knouna was held at Chi.
cago on "Wednesday evening, of last
week. Fifteen thousand Yannere, aid
full uniform, aud wiki torches tsand
trsnspsrenoies,s marched in :procstsios,
while fully = hundred! thol1,sndfpseple
packed: tho sqaases and / sidewalkstt--
Speechssqw ers made BY Gsosr Palmerj
Logan and Bits, by. Hon. eAas EAdd,
Of Massachsa<tssy eGordCoxj &iohid,
and other.ra IT, wasai:esthusiastie
throug bout, showing how shse;peopse
feel toward Grant, tho great 'lcs?er OF
the age; '<fllibois zclsit6s that II viii 81
the banner Repu6kcan? State. so1aD ~
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0R1. HUDDARD's WAL.
The Republicans Of this Congression-
Il District will hail With the profound
a. satisfaction the restoration of har-
mooy in tho ranks Of the party. No
true man could contemplate the unfor.
tunsts div;sion caused BY the two Con.
ventioes Of Sept. Sd, without regret
TbeJ have since been hoping for are
uniting Of the party. It he's bsen sc
eomplishsd. -, IL. =. IT,.
General Hubbard has unsonditioral.
y vithdrswD bic name - candidate
for Congress. The manly .ad digsi'
led Letter from bin, published: IN full
in ssethss column, gives very clear.
y hiel reasons for 70 doisg. :.2". :,u
Il y ssdeoiably true that Gen. Hub.
hard -, from The Ant, been setuated
By The pursst M most honorable mo.
tives. This has bssa appreciated tnlly
even BY those Who hsvs been! opposed
20 him. With ~ earnest desire Il
reconcile the differences existing in III
party, h. submitted 70 MI: Doonell,
certain propositions for ! conference
which were seeeptsd. With the' term.
Of TIL, our readers .re familiar. r. NJ
sooasrE had thn correspondence been
published, than Ged. : Hubbard Va 1
mott viol.ntlJ and 1'ituper.tively .ssail.
I'd BY those Who had pretended to be
his friends and supporters. ,:''
The Minneapolis Tribune expressed
itself 10 the following terms ! -" b."
II 10 time now Tor the Republican part,
ofthis District, which dominated Gen. Hut .
bard, 70 step In and protest against Gen,
Hubbard's unauthorized action. General
Hubbard IL ~ tks Republican party and
ssanet negotiate for it.. j. ,'.y yn!, tl..f.,
Now " wisl, it distinctly On
dssstood, spsski.g fSr the Rspubissn pAr:
y Of this county, ssd W 'bslisvs, for The
majority Of the pssty in the whole District,
that ~ ksss ~ lot ~, part n tkess propo-
sissens. They are entirely without author
ly. We csa recognize no negotiation vita
Dossslly except on the basis that he. (Dou.
Delly) WITHDRAW uucosditionalIy from the
Aeld. And 10 DsNA1D that oehC inuAkini
skall nsistsis with vigor snd honor, and
vithsae tboughs 81 susrsudsr; The position
IN vhisA ~ party hss placed hin, and
which 10 voluntarily accepted aud pledged
kinaalf u maintsin. {. 1874 i:T ~ ,zEi*- j
1t charged bin bin, .itefx'1.'d. % VII, \
"t.essh<ry, With "viol..siona q l.ith'
sod hsapsd upon him the gross's'e'.at, in
.ul.s-hs being still their candidate.
The. committee Of conference ~ !
eonpos,d of tvo gentlemen selected? b,
Gen. Habb.rd, two selected by MI
Donsslly, md the fifth chosen " J Is
Dosnsily's friends from ! lit II name,
submitted a. bshalf Of Gen. Hubbard
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'A-Bcn. Butler was on Monday re-
Nominated for Congress from the 9Th
'klassaehaSetts' eDistfict: How does
this plet,se the Democrats:?. lie IL sure
10 be elected. ::n.<2,1 ~:
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TAKEN UP.

Two Barrow's one year old-onc SOW
and two pigs--which tho owner can hav.
BY proving property and paying damages.
Farm at the junction of Rockville rosu
and Sank River three miles west Of s,
Cloud.
GEO. H. SMITH.
oept' @Vtn, 1e0s' nlO.Sw
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> Pooa sE6oTSE' E'Wf1sSoN!' NJ NOV
sinc: Gen: Hsvbar d'I ifhdfaa kklif1"leaa 1-
ing ths Republican, putty 'dSdit9sd,, 1shhs liz
prospect Of 6adidg "a ffeasiseess P5t 81
| this anfoitanatS fca1didals If thv i5 5if.
lo.n be%osataoy a6tthis bi5tiict, s(tsi
eleeti65d' 'daS;@ Bsyoaa "e4ppeeft6a1i|o a.
How lat ID ,enna ior7 odd10 20 y55ddi6lE|? IT, /
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|uj,7T -Notth a1arolihatis fairlys given up
By the; Den,pofatnsiuco the odee!ata.ion
of Natlianiel' Bowden for' Grant. 18th 0
Old North State Democ,a< comedies 1t
~ certain that the Republicans wilt
gearry every Congressional district, and
,thp State give Grant and CoIfax from
10000 toa4o;soo majority. ""' S"'"''
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srGaETxRY17 srW2kDT CIR dee;asiGGr q
him.slf ds hesrtilg" ID ihbq6 .Sbrz ~ If Grant
ana cdltai:s'rhSs polH;iiDb r. e } 81 jT dis'
tasteful Il Andfsv. " ecpqsStGa ,}s'S IF aHsff
schohcla aid AttosSSssyye U Gshfial 1e vafts
Il. II .so fel' Clint; Tho ahst f} oaiff Ss,am
Der, Il tbe Cabinet ipeladid6gg 'jg3; sts'ndaa:
mother W'ellcs, BE. being e foi Seymour,
Blair and Revolution. " '' >'>' ''' ,+'~
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T., Il The Lenlop1 Sptrtaiot ofslicitous!1
,ly. chafacte,isesi Governor 3 Seymour's
position duiffihsothU war as '''a' shifting.
between armed neutrality, ssnllcn sup
perI ga iHnsia i;i, s opposition: n.
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Vermont promises 1000 further
increase for Grant and qColfax in No.
.ysmbcr,' F'ari; isua tssorE q T1@s@ 294o ~
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=: =: Cory =. Lauus,. the Brooklyn
A!!}p.morist, who airs bis ;pleas.ntries in
tbs, the Eagle, gets of, the, following bur,
lesaue On the World's. figuring up, of
|t1hq Democratic 3 victories in Vermont
and Maine ,..:: v.,:.
~ ~ 6: 'o':1i; aaaaa., T. Esq: ~ :.
The election in this town has gone
just. as. we expected. 81 Tho Republicans
have carried the town by an increased
majority. but the, heaviest proportion
ate gain has been on the Democratic
side, as you will see, By the figures:
''''' 1867. 1868.
Republican vote. ..:.......,.........50 60
Democratic Observation-Disclosures. ! Al - 2
: Totals..... .:....................51 = 81
I The Democratic gain: is one hundred
per cent. while the Republicans gain
only twenty; per cent. At this rate,
the redemption Of Maine is only ques-
'tion Of time. Yours,
( ":.!'o a.: HUGH b. BLoDE.
- The election Of Seymour and Blair
(says. Cotry) is now as sure Is it""w1os
the day they were nominated. B" ri =
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'::<lr is said 0. that Pneaideot - ehason
bas the "Greeiaa bepdfR. bTh> .retaras
from Maine and Vermont, and :Sevard's
going for Grant did it. 4az s.aytN:.x
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Robert T. Lincoln, the Presidents
oldest son;y was married 70 Mary Harlan,
'.t Washington, Thursday l|!'e evening,
: Bishop Simpson 81 performed the Ger.
emonya .. i,e,ttya2 t; 80 80. 1.:,>1 .
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F u: S. Minister johnson visited
The exhibition 1t Leeds, On Thursday.
III i, reply'S d address, be r'ep'e'..tsd ii.
assurances ''P Of; peace between England
aud America, and paid = high oompli.
mont to the Bsitish army and lord
Na,'ief?22 f1oY s;::: I.st+3t a""' ): @*.i
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| I, lily obedience tei1ai ol11csston,the
PRECEDENT swsolel TO- Queen ,Vieseris on,
Eddy, eons,stu!.si.s ,qherro~pon r.bs'
ri eissth. Of > gr>ed, dssa;hter,'ths ott'dof'
the Princess HI pal,nJfAe daughters.
arc like .shsit msther.utheJ ,1xiIhokHsp:
Androv busy whiting th>e lottcrsnuqst
| 81 tho time.
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IT 3. LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI,
" September 18th 1865

l g HANO VEE1V6, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
-. September 2sth, 1s6S.
onthe Corn DAY OF NOVEMBER, lS6s, At 10 o'elock
tnthe forenoon Of the said day and then and thefe
show cause Why your Homestead, ,k..ry, NJ, $3.50
made by YEN February 18Th: 4 90, upon y the
nv section p township ia, range 81, in the Dfs.
Tit Of lands subject to sale at s. Cloud, Mimi,
should not be Cancelled, ~ John l.aubeck alleges
an abandonment thereof Ivy you, and proposes
then and there to show the same, when you win b.
permitted to contest sneh showing. + %r
~ " III MHNRY Z: WAIT, Rcsi,ter 4
octl-6wa II. C. BURBANK Receiver
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j.. i IN aheohasral autltHeatsl; trials Of s!his
character Gen. Hubbard strongly resembles
srsnt" whose simple honesty Is iofe, th;nnii
J i. @ "a for snahe Iites% 'hs 'reahkdiant.:
.1aEtss' 1afNF's;: au g!;*.ta 81 !,,ya.ns
pst &, g. Gsp Hubbard has Pe .a
a. altogether e m1?re Than match for VI
The wilssss", IF tho 9rs s,Wlasshlburn poll;
tieians, T J3 s2Ygh bite make pge bin aGF*
TOOL; f Bpt from some Femark", tA the <s*s
hs' si9eff 'p'dsh 5Syss yas9 that it tdqss
@ th b5ld be- 5 Fsse H}Ra Gep Gragta q Is
u'uYl! lin 1H III VI ~; t,ayI fnn,a lihil4ua i
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TIE Chicago Republican, tapeaks Of
the .'AansFys Democracy aassthe, sic.
III hsve \ Pises'; party. oo;:sTssx "a ;.

-, ,TnfRE u o66e 20 rankT jBlaIiii
viii de7ea'hs1iss.2she VIE: 1p}|ss::iidassn ;oyy
H. hi, III iii f;uS5F g, roinJ ,di Il; Il
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI,
IL September -, 1865. !:

/ AND UFFICE, ST. CIWUU, MINN.,
IL September =, 1865. - -
E*aeae Outright: - -
sir: Yon hereby notified to appcar at this Office
ou the 16rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1865 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon "f the add day and then and there show
you May 18th. 1885, upon the nv 4 section g. town
ship SO, range q? in the District 81 lands subject to
sale ut St. Cloud, MIMI, should not be cancelled a.
James NJ Reed alleges an abandonment thereof
when you Will bc pertttedte contest such rhovinr
IN. G. WAIT REGISTER.
Ocs1-6W5 H, C.. RJ1RRANR p.ro;~.r
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"A dispstch1cfroi8 Il hdfan"b ohs 3ssJ of
ns;1k R Rcr; I ssas , tAsss @ $d
,ths moro mSdeyats'' petlScrAts i2efe' die
gaitea With Il He aayeeettds eoleaizatiep
I'nihe tropifsas the only thing to prevent
h,wixsuts' u vhs5raets -ahd 'ihe facrtnAe Of
Pr ppY'3Iygs"ys?sa7,a aiivd ;!,a:5to 70 a7sups
,sWesss4tsia)yebeps that sepe 'ppts
=, * n hsita ken, te,spre,sut. any Negro,
mGe a. lGeals sfssm,mwsyins into. ths
BAR ,fsWilX Such d 5"miz.ure oofera,
pes' ,yepM BE- tetribla, and sadly dete-
fi9rat;insa4tto''the, Esldopiau'd yIi:,',,i9;;,7
I'D % nor t1tfEi'%tiOasff ,ad itIo'lp dtrioeiie
Letter ffoh as6?. Dill p}4i1sed "a thsy tgt
,p,se.9 dhe I. Gah sep6f tho 65Sa4o u x.fk0
,daribs tf9 vssa wS1s 't4ass to th;o''1A|lzg
.,btl 'stnf'qiaIf, 3d. So: on 'z"v ""o s'i
,,,. s,is-ad; -zl..aazsIt. ,9s2- -.ls1a Aas ft'nI
Mees,hus'afallcn'sf ph 5otox "a
per saekihe ST. Paal. sad-~-d:,i'as)gaass
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FUR nEMBER OF CONGRESS.
HON. |. D0NNELLY.
Third Senatorial District
stearns County Ticket.
Hon. laNATlus DoNSKLLY:

ROR aEADaR OF COk0RESs.
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1.-THE P.a II 1Iishtier sA.ntA,svord.,,
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LHMPLtlYNHNT.-Sl4 to 50 day g1aranessa
T. Male or female aSents wanted tn svefy town
descriptive circslars ma Address JA4 J. RAND
%, Ghd0RA u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
g}Dtu Biidlrrtijdlf.

Sr. @erbarp'B u0eutfn .dmertfa
nil d. o. drtenInubr@ Nn1rnNrt nit
her ms spriieasprtn T~ppoclnumr1cr 5I-52
ibren 5, Sabfaana. Tiir ben NIT rem /.
Sarunr 1869 ~beoinnenpen 6. c,abrndnn bdt
iN Der tbdttae 6erausoeter ,usei per intere[l
I~antelen neten G~rldci1unast drf prrt o.
ttete Der beIttdrn geaetrtfif: Sic Wtte
IftpnGre." Ncmnu aus ceTr Snpyc son
Sr. 9erfddtr ump 9Ibelpb GOirmer's 30.
nan nGerf9pllen" M serf0af,n oe.
wu6t. Nebeu pieien betetn burdt(1ufen5eu
GgSd9lmpcn min Die a8artenlauBe.@ mic
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nttae Sieie Bp@e ia 8ditinotpn suiant>
msntreten iplte, tdat erit i'm Sanuar 1869.
Sn eipIDmdtifhen &retien All NSu
lbtn8tOn BAIT mon bon Der SsrteoSrolfe int
Often Gurppa's Nihts. @l5 9ereis peuttn
ne auf zen 2pnppner @efbm1rft Fin, Der
MIDI i'm @sringlen ofiiitrt Wpretn frt.
Sn D@I6arb's MIOnttly' mast Der
betnnnte Snolanerr g. q. @Oaarb bic Mit,
tbetluns, bas bic rpiGti9Rrn 0pfumeutr ter
treitane CONFEDERATION her Strltgrunt tnt,
dartsen rno irsenswp IiNer bttsra6en ieten.
Der et9snfOdrIistR Generation sirfte Otefc
YoPter tntlm su @et6te fputmen. gOl,
l2ro tsst, sae CT zines FER Atbeimrn Dofus
fltentt i'm &rnte tes @Iiircntrn DaSt5 9ties
yen tSBe, norm gtptFt @erfCncn iiN rrbirttn,
bic meitlt6c arrtse bs5 Sltcn8 auf elm Gan
Sc5 Sabr nit Gebensmttteln aus Rem M1aa
itten ees NDrotn5 81 ScIitbtit. MIan Wtre
kctnabe III Rem BunfAe s]trtetIet, pa6 Self.
Gapts prp3tiitrt Wrrom mGle, llut ar hen
Gtbetnnntfei aufbie Gsur iu frnme1, ipetAe
nit ben ptntrirPiBen Grteg5jabren ]yertnuFlt
ijnb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Ner3uteetn. aIetn ie retaerten fi6 unt er.
rtSteten 8arrtfdprn. Die Warineietpaten,
bic Rerausbspreert wureen, erflrmteu f.eeA
bic 8dlriiaeen une ieritr,uttn bic an Der 81
nprirattOn 8etbettisttn.
Sn Slrassla pG -slas menar4jtiiAe
Concentration zen ben 5tepublifanen seftrf
wsTstr. DE Stspuslifdntr s~srbysrE,en eag
menlratfbe 8annsr. Die TpbthGrer alr>
rem edrauf eur9 Gasalerie a~lseinanserae-
prtnBt.
Sic ereSiisrtfms Stsstsruns Sat sin 81.
trtt SetrefS her AaRltn erlaRtn. sic all
ssa,eInen 9aAlen dozen am Is. uns lG.
Ssngar itAttfAsen uns bic esufltutrsneen
GpgIt8 islen ant IL. Sesruar 3ulamuen.
t'cten. Hte YreStlertl&e 8tsieruns ertihrt
IN Fem @s5laWSi@rstStn, eas lie aae tGre
I~nltrtagun3en aUfbtetrn Wsrer, I'm bic BE-
9ltrunG6fprm III lt9ern, biz ssn Nentn &C.
ipablt rSpresr. bic bds @ctf ais ietne GCrtie.
Ter Su zen cOnltitutrenbtn Gorte5 ienbe.