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The present Telegraph Companies country have been
consolidated into huge monopoly and earning
six millions Of dollars year. hundred per
cent the actual Of their lines their present capital
having bee wstsred over thousand per cent
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IN BANKRUpTCY-EsT OF JOSIAH B.
sichard.on-gnted States Marshss omce-Dis,rict Of
Louis Orleans, October 10, S65-fhs
tce the LIST day Of October. 1863 alias War
in Bankruptcy issued against the Josiah
State OF Louisiana who adudged bankrupt his
Petition that the of debts and delivery Of
property belonging such him fo his and
the transfer Of any property by him forbidden by law
that the creditors Of the said bankrupt
debts and to choose asznees Of mis- esate
-. o. % tn hal AZ q
Exchange Place. In the city Of New Orleans fousana be-
fore onaten Aueusn. Regis the 2Olh day Novem
Der. A D. 1868 at 10 ocockA
A-Fo Al. f. j. HFRROp.
oc20 no20 U. 8. Marshal. District of Iouisiana
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IN BANKRU eTCY = ESTATE OF NJ. J.;
j Bown an-United States Marshais Office District Of
Louisiana Monroe La September 30 1858 This is to give
office that the ylth day Of September, D..
The estate Of NJ. j.. Bowman. in the parish Of
Judged on his own petition; been I'D
debts aud delivery of any property belonging
upt TO him for his and the transfer Of property
by him. forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors
OF the said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
more sssnees Of his estate viii be held at Court OF Bank
Iuptcy holden the Registers office, In the Of
Monroe Louisiana, before W. Q Baker, Register on ,he
2s,h cay Of October A. D. ls6s at ~ o'clock A n
A-No. 8. r. j. HEBRON,
U. 8. Marshal District Of Louisiana.
Per NJ NJ. GRADY.
ocg 70 Deputy, as Messenger.
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IN ANKRUFTCY ESTATE OF JOHN NJ.
Crovnrcn--United States Marshals Office District Of
Louisiana Monroe La September 80 is to give
in Bankruptcy issued against the estate OF
John NJ Covnrich In the parish Of Ouachts and state
pettOn that the Of debts and delivery Of any
Of any properly by him forbidden by
that Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt to
assignees of his
estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy 70 be holden at
Office IN the Of Monroe, Lousisns before
W. j. Baker, Register the 29th day of October D.
1868, at 10 O'Clock, A.
A-No. Z. FL. HEBRON,
u. 6. 1arf o Epuisinno.
Perm NJ. GRADY
oce % Deputy as Messenger.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsrA OF GEORGE
R.lston-unitsi States nashala once Dstct Of Louai
New Orlsans Oct B ls6S. This give notice
the 10Th day Of October A. D. 1868 in Bank
rupy issued against the estate Of George Raston the
Louisiana, who sdudged bankrupt his petition;
that the payment q sny debts and delivery Of
belonging such ban rups him for his use and
transfer Of any property By him forbidden a.; that
meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt
dbts and TO choose one sssgnees Of his estate will
be held court Of Bankruptcy Be holden the Custom
fore s. Kellogg Register the 7th day Of December
A-No So FL. HEBRON,
ocU de6 Us Marshal, District Of Lsaisiana.
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-cosrAEr's oTrIos-
NOS. a AND 90 BROAD WAY,

limited amount Of the Capital Stock Com psny 10
allotted 10 this locality aud those having opportunity and
subscribing. VIII be placed upon equal terms With s corpo-
rators, and VII Hike interest In all
have sccrusd or hereafter accrue. 70 The Company.
from any and al sources
Subscriptions viii be received By
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Rssdent Director for the States OF Alabama Mississippi
Texas and Louisiana.
Is. 30 and % New Levee street,
New orisans.
D. WEBSTER,
At the once Of r. q. Dun& Co.,
20 Canal street,
Parties subscribing Stock win eommunicats the same
by letter the Resident Director, DANIEL EDwARs
this city, a. the time Of subscribing
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I'm BANKRUPTCY.

I'm BANKRUPTCY-ESrAT OF EMILE HON
or-Vnitod States Marsbals once District Of LouissnA
New Orleans October 1858 This TO give nce that on
vs. ssusd Against the Of Emb Honora Of the parish
OF Coupe and State Of Leusa who was sdiudged
bankrupt his petition; that the payment OF debts
and delivery Of any property belonging 70 such 70
for his and The transfer OF any property BY him.
are by law that meeting Of the creditors OF the
said provher debts and TO choose one on more
assienees ofhs estate will be held Court Of
TO holden the Hoase building In the city OF New
Orleans, Louisiana before r g. fikin Register. on the
A-No q j. HEBRON.
ocl0 rol9 o.. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTCY-ESrA OF HENRIETTA
A Rchsrdson-Uned States Marshals Once. District OF
Louisiana New Orleans October r. lS6SThis 10 TO ve
notice that the LIST day of October, 1868 alias
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Orleans and State of Louisiana who adjudged bank
rup petition thas the payment OF debts and
delivery of belonging such BANKRUPT TO her
for her transfer q any property BY her are for
bankrupt to cir d. BITS and to cNooss
Of her estate viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
70 be holden No. IL Exchange Place. in the city New
Orleans, AhYusru,
the 20h day Of November, A. D. 1865 at I0 O'clock
A-No A. r. j. HEBRON,
oc20 no20 o. s. Marshal District OF Louisiana
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Louisiana Monroe Ls September 80 1868 This s 70 give
that the th day Of September 1865 Warrant
in Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of Wyatt
Brsnnon In the parish Of Union. and State Of Louist
ana VINO been adjudged bankrupt his pettion
that the Of debts and delivery Of any property
transfer property BY him forbidden by law that
meeting creditors Of the said bankrupt prove their
oeb assiRnees Of his will
held Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden the Regis
ters the Of Monroe, Louisizna before w. j.
Baker Register on the 29th day Of October A D. 1853
at 10 o'clock A T.
A-No FL HEBRON,
3. 8. Marshal District Of Louisiana.
Per N. N. GRADY.
ocq19 Deputy, Messenger
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TN ANKRUPTCY-ESfAfE OF JAMES q.
DOU0LAS-Untsd States Marshal Office. District Of
Louisiana Orleans October 10 1861 his give
notice that the lin day October A. D. 1855 warrant
IN bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of james
IN his own petition that the payment
bankrupt him his use and transfer any prop
ery BY him forbidden law that meeting Of the
said krupt their debts choose
asssnses Of bis estate win be held at court Of
holden No Al Exchange Place the city
Of Nsw Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augusn Res
the 9th day Of November A D., 1865 At 10 o'clock
No IS: F.J. HEBRON,
oc20 not u.s.. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
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On September 18TH 1863 KIRBY SMITH with corps o
assistants whose qnshcs,ios Of The highest order
open, at Newcastle, Kensucsy.
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In 10000 Shares. Of he par value 0,
But The actual amount TO be paid In Cash /,
saS Fer Share.

w. " sAoESs
,i
Aac this amount 10 TO be paid follows One per
cent at time Of subscribing. and more until the snt
capital haa been subscribed calls to be made by
the Board Of Directors instruments to exceed i've per
cent month When hiynvs per of the par vaus
Of the shares has bean psd certificates Of stock VIII DO To-
sued. THIS viii give the Company paid up
CASH CAPITAL OF $500. ooo.>
Which will be sufficient to duplicate lines to ALL nearly an
the psyinv points reached By the present monopoly.
!
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Q. MHrsnhI, DIsIrlct
Per NJ. NJ CRAZY, Deputy, as Messenger. EGG 2.
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CHARTER2IK.

h1epftSd 81 7 e gF.'7Exa:EE
'Sstti6's J. The Common Council
shall have authority to contract with
any person, persons or corporation for
the i'ghtlne-of soch streets or parts %
streets and pubilc places az they s''aII
oes4 proper ~, w e'"'cn'e":es an''
saiety ol 'no i" ", c...
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~ Sealed Proposals
WiA b received at this Office until
~ = o.. --'-
Saturday nth inst. at IL O'Clock, N.

For breaking land on the new Reservation t- a..
chippevas Of the Mississippi, alse for bui,a,,
houses on said reservation.
The land to be broken at such times and i, ,nc,,
places as may be required by the undersigned: and
done to his satisfaction.
The houses to be bailt Of logs in the us.a. manner
Of building log houses-the logs to b. s.-a;z: and
sofnd; the corners to be turned CT gquare two good
double floors Of pine boards and good shioge roof
Two windows and one door. The ho=se5 TO be ls "a
1eet and OF suitable height, the doors to have god
lock, and hung with good iron hinges.
Bald houses to be bell. such time and at place. On
ma reservation as may be directed by thunderzgneI
and to his satisfaction.
Bidders will state the price per acre for p,ovins,
and the price for eSca house.
The night to reject any and all bids fs reserved by
the undersjgned
Proposals will be accompanied by at least two Nance
Of responsible parties, who will signify by their en-
dossement thereon their willingness to become re-
sponsible for the faithful performance of the contract
Contractors must be prepared to commence
the work Immediately and prosecute the same to the
satisfaction of the undersigned
EPaynents will be made VIXEN funds are furnished
BY the government for that purpose.
NO bid Will be received unless accompanied bS
evidence of the responsibility Of the par,ez
Proposals should be endorsed sP.cpssals for
Hou es" or proposals for Breaking" and addressed
to the undersigned at Chippewa Agency.
-
J. 3. BAssETT,
apr9. United States Indian Agent
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o9ooyooo

The rebel Legislature Of Maryland
has appropriated $500, 900 to pay for
anifsrming' and equipping the rebel
militia. This is what their orators are
pleased to call "a time of profound
peace" and while there are 50 many
burdens to bear that .retrenchment in
public expenditure is imperatively de-
manded. Besides this, they have ap-
propriated for Southern relief, to be
disbursed through certain rebel women's
societies. $4,000 10 addition to the
500, 900 appropriated last year; and
also, IS. 900 to bury the rebel soldiers
c. Astietau. We @ha.e not observed
Any: appropriations for Uoion people,
dead Or living Kaahirgton Mroni-
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We understand that Daniel Scott,
formally. With Yankee Robinson's Cir.
Gus, Who has salted down a goodly pile
Of Greenbacks from the profits Of that
institution, is investing them in the
choice farming lands of Morristown, in
this county, where he has purchased
several farms, comprising sixteen hun
dred acres, and proposes to purchase
more. He has placed tenants upon the
farms, who are mostly from the east,
aud is supplying them with good stock.
He has procured nearly one hundred
horses and muies, together With large
number Of cattle.-faribauh Republi-
can.~i
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"A Ere At Red Wing on Wednesday
destroyed two wooden buildings and
some other property. The building,
were owned By hcasrs. A. Cook and Il.
Sharfe, and were used as a CABINET shop
and meat market. 1t is known to have
been thu work Of an incendiary.. The
loss is about $500 insurance $500.
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49, Wewou'drespecJully,r eques a
5xsins, $, m ensand Others; sasishin!gS any kind
Job Printing, to call andsxamine our ez
nsivestock Of New Material just reeesred
ron thesast, before sendinsto st. Paul orgo-
ngelscwhere Our Job 0@cci, nosc one. 0,
he best in the State, and ,cc DO worh achich
10 :vR lJuaranteeto besati.factory, at St.
Paul prices.
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This great stouaehic Healer il just what
tho people need. 1t is remedy they can
sely on. For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Head
ache, Dizziness, Ague, Liver Complaints,
Pains in the Side and Back, it has no equsl :;
not the least among its virtues is its ex-
treme pleasantness to the taste and imme-
diate beneficial effect. Try it, suffering
Dyspepsia, and he cured. Such are the
assertions of those situated to know. From
the vast amount Of this article sold, it must
have great merit.
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VIZ.
STREET GRADES AND sIpEwAtHs

STREET GRADES AND SIDEWALKS.
Section l The Common Council
may cause to be established from tins
, to time, and as rapidly a.; the c7nye"
fence Of the inhabitants may require.
under the direction Of the city sur
veyor, the grade of all streets. side
walks and alleys in sid city, and shall
cause accurate pro6les thereof to be
made and kept, in the Office Of the city
surveyor. !
Section 2. Whenever the Common
Council shall deem it necessary to con-
struct or repair any side walk in said
city of St. Cloud, they shall require the
street commissioner to notify all owners
and occupants of any lot or parcels OF
land, adjoining such side walk, to con-
strucs or repair the same at his or their
own proper expense, and charge within
\ eeHain 4dme,designated ~ Inc publ.
cation in the ofElcia! paper Of said city,
for not less than two weeks, Of motto"
to said owners Or occupants, setting
forth what work = to b: done and tic
character OF the same, By such owners
Or occupants and the time within which
they arc required to DO the SAM.
Section 8. II sue h work Is nc! done and
the said sidewalks not built Or repaired
in the manner and within the time pre-
scribed, tho Common Counci! may o.
der the same to be done by the stree,
commissioner at the expense Of the lots
and parcels of land adjoining said side
walks, and sdd- expenses shall be assess.
I'd upon such lots and parcels Of land
soehargeabk; By tie street commissioned
and returned by him to the Common
: Council, and said assessment 50 made
and returned, if approved by tie Com
mon Council, shalt become alien. upon
, said lots aud parcels OF land, as il: cass
Of city, county and State taxes.
Section 4: IF said assessment be no
paid to the street commissioner or tn
city treasurer on or before tho twentieth
day Of August in any year, the Com
mon Councii shall cause statement o
the same to be transmitted, with tn
city taxes levied for that year, to tn
Auditor of the county Of Stearns, o.
OF before the first day of September, i
cachryeaT, and the said Auditor sha
insert the same with the other take!
in tho. duplicate statement Of take
aunuslly transmitted by him to the cour
tysiseasarsr for collection, and paymea
thereof enforced, With and in like mar
naaas eity2 tcdnty and State taxes al
collected and payment thereof enforced
Sections s: The Common Counc
shMf prescribe the width Of sidewalk
and may establish different widths
different 3bostiohs, and determine Il
kind Of material Of which they sha
be, constructed, having regard to Il
Business and the amount Of travel
the vicinity Of each.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r HOW AS s NTH,
ELECTION NOTICE.

The 6Est annual Chs9tsr- Election for Tia City Of
nin!- Cesd yin be held On MONDAY, THE
hours q mise O'Clock In the forenoon and i've in the
a1ternooa, In the didsesas Wards IF said City, to
elect he following City aud Ward OlRcsu and Msu+
eefs e " :1sasa Of edsessloar Of the Saint Cloud
0ciisbt DGkecA vi:
4 Mayor u the term Of 60 year.
4 City Treasurer, f,r Tie term Of ono year.
Two City Justices, 5or tAs tenn Of two years.
And each ward % slect three Aldermen and three
nsnbsrs Of oAM Board Il 1ducasjon," one Of said
Aldermen a9d Aeubsn d the Board Of Edueation''
to serve IL &c. tie Other fr two aad the third to
serve lr three ysa. sad terms to be designated BY
lot at tie Arst nsosing. 49,
Ths HsCstoa WIN b held in the lst Ward at the
Evsrctt School aoses; ID Ward In School Hosse Of
Dseltct No h ID Ward In the Court House and in
9TH Ward as u echsol House in said Ward
ms JeaEss appointed by ths Conmon Counel are
nooa; "a Ward, Lewis Clark, J. Tenvoorle and
Thomas Jones; ID ward, Barney Vosberg, Rudolph
Schoensmaa and John L. Wilson; 4th Ward, A. }
Reed, Peter 0reven and Frank Funk.
By order OF the Common Council.
Dated st. Cloud, Apsa ., ii. D. 1865. arre.td
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OFEICI4L PAPER or THE CITY

PsEsBYrER1AS--Pastor,R Rev. E. V. Campbell: Ser
sices every Sabbath morning O'Clock. Evening
at Z. Sunday School after morning service.
NJ. E. CHURcH-J. r. Creighton, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath at 1o14 A. NJ, and P. 81. Sunday
School at P. n. Prayer meeting Wednesday cvering.
ster Morning services every Sunday at 10 O'Clock
Evening SERVES every Sunday at 7o'cloc K. Prayer
meeting ever Wednesday Evening. sabbath School
ar twelve O'clock"
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Tho Saltwater Messenger says that
. piekerel weighing twenty four and 4
half pounds Wa served up the other
day It one q the hotels of that place.
Fine fresh fish, Of fully equal size, have
been sold in St. Cloud, during the
past winter. = 3; +. -
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sRuoprsIsLAHD did nobly la,t week,
reselecting Gen. Burnside Governor q 81
Rnssjority ofs& 99o7s whieh .ika9 ipets,s1
ustfSE .sGtG nIs - Isse8siaia 1 81 flfa
Oy6rs LASH yoar.sts ss.. al, ,sssg, al a. :

: I ,'. election min. il Ceaneesioat - The
Sth =. si i! rleetoa J.
the Democratic ns9s,a i candidate for aovstaor,
BY abont .0e nljoriy.; me er,a.,
g, f ffsh a, ~ hapisa6 viii iis,pou
Is !: I md \! importing yoset NAN pstps.
tr q, ! ~ the Demo Y Int 10 spits
Of this, the Republicans have ! MAORI.
~ otfour,in thcs Senate aud twenty in
the House. ga 81 81. F....,s
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NsAsv
Livery and Sale Stable.

.1h2.aaessisasd assiust essdt>d ~
alsree and esnaeli stable On the cor.
her q Lake stssst ssd PsPFy Place, oppo-
eito Clark's store. near the Central House,
Which 4 - s4ed!x y livery steef, COM
FINE HORsEs,;s~.ss
sqilable far s,tA sErid ding Or driving ,aads
variety Of .s:aSa-'.;s. -.
/ HANDSOME BUaQIEs
Observation-Disclosures. So. 81 .s..ss. PSI
Commoaious, slsgan esrriag esforplsas.
ur~ parties ,alvays ready.
Allordsrs for teams for sxeursioas, Fu-
nerals d . Journey will be attended 70
promptly.
Hisstesk isof TIE bss I kind, and helm.
vitesh isfrisndseo sall.
l.. b. sILSBY.
q. ol.,a. June asa. 1858. v5a1s-ly
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PERsoNAL.-N. P. Clarke arrived home
On Saturday from trip East.
We had the favor of call on Tuesday
from Or. J. G. D. Pettijohn, Representa-
i've srcm !lis District in the last Legisla-
sure. He started this morning for his
hcue at Glenwood, having just returned
from an extended visit cast ward.
Rus. Munger, Of St. Paul, also dropped
in to see us on Tuesday. He brought up
a splendid Chickering piano for J.: B.
Mills, Of this city. 1t is ono Of the finest
Instruments in the. State. :1i<', 80 > ST.
Gen HIP. Van CIeve. Adjutant General
of: Minnesota, and, Hon. G. E. ssvander-
bug Judge Of the Fourth District; we're
n, town this. week in attendance on the
Presbytery. 'iiE : ~ = NV III ,.a.:
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Thf ST. Cloud gollt,ia1.
W. = MITCHELL, EDITOR.
Thursday, April 8, 1868.
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

Tho undersigned, constituting the Republican State
Central Committee, do appoint that Convention OF
the Republican party of. Minnesota DO held ut St.
Paul, on WEDNESDAY. tho THIRTEENTH DAY OF
MAY NEXT, Mt ~ O'Clock w. for the purpose of
slecting eight delegates to tho Republican Natioua,
Convention, to be held iu Chica go on Wednesday the
10th day Of May next, and also to nominate 5fou.
Presidential Electors.
In accordance with tho call Of the National Repu,.
can Committee, invite the CO. ope,utiuu Of all cir,
cons who rejoice that our great civil War has h,nni,,
terminated to the discontinued tho rebell;,, ,
wouldhold fast the unity and Integrity of the Renub
i'e'and mant"n ,ts paramounfrght to defend to tho
uttermost IT'D existence whether iperled bv secret
conspiracy orsnrmed fprcc WHO arc in favor Of m
economical administration otthe public cxpsn itures;
of the complete extrpation If the princi,les and.
policy OF slavery ana OF thespedy reorganization of
those States whose governments were destroyed by
and their per aneat restoration to their
proper practcat relations witlthe Union in accor-
dance with the trnc principles Of Republican govern
ment.
The following apportioumcntof the several coun-
tics is established on the basis adopted by the last
State Convention' except as t, Wabashaw county,
which is based on INC Republican vote of S6G:
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From its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. 1t
restores grey hair % its original color, pre-
vents its falling of and promotes it's rapid
growth. tits also . most beautiful dress
ing for tho hair. Mammoth si.ed bottles
price only cts. zn4l-1y
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GEN: GRANTS HABITS.
From the n. ?. Sun.

From the n. ?. Sun.
; General Grant has been accused Of
intemperance. The copperheads fight
him with talk about this alleged bad
habit, just Us the rebels fought him
with powder and ball in the Il war; but
the caseis set right in, little speech
which the Hon: W.. g. Dodge made.
on Thursday! !eyening. Mr.. Dodge.
said he had just been ill., Washington j
audi had:sh ii long interview with.
;;aensEGrant, snd continued be, +'1Elsle;
him With the conviction that neither
We nor the friends Of temperance have
anything for anxisstty ,. il this il. respect"
Mr. nedsa is Riasi4lent Of the Nation.
Il Temperance Society; aud 90, 40 one can
: Y Sfi o;sstis to everything appro.eh-
ias nipt.ate habits il. / public nj, man.
.: "a! truth i. thai. The practice of
General Grant 10 total abstinence.' In
a1l il e.a fjjinatY aoue aisso1ane,!! ali lie
pttoa prominent officers Of the .tuy-ioever
tolerated ..s. liquor er vine either At hi,
table Or y: about siisseat Z: Fatiauing
marches and ,tAee, ezciteue6ts: and cx-
hau,tiioa Of battles did not make bin,
break eT & lis rule not to -. touch Or
t..!e anything Aaohoksj "A gaisa ind
again, We have seen wine offered him
1t public and private dianels, only to
be steadily refused. We are assured
that; nov 10 time Of peace, and in the
soeiety Of Washington, he still main.
taics the same custom.
His enemies must invent SOME othe,
story. The people will never believe
that Gen. Grant Is 4 drunkard !; and it.
from not personally knowing Grant,
they are moisture Of tho facts, they
will answer Is President Linoolas did
" =, ne know what Kind Of whisky
1 Grant drinks, and l will send : barrel
to EVERYONE Of our genetsls' ' $ - ,,
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For REST.-A storcroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate.
Inquire at this Office - - :;
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AT the town election Of Yonkers,
n T., Wednesday, th.Repbu'icaas bad
. minority Of POS, against = Demo.
cratic majority Of 297, hst year, gain
Of Eve hundred and Eve.