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GUIDE.


Being private instructor for married personE
those about 70 be married, both male and female 0
everything cQncerntng the physiology and relation
OF our SEXUAL system, and the production ana pr
ysntlon q Offspring including ali the new disoova
WILLIAM YOUNG. III. b, This IA really 4 Ssisi
Ole anc intetestinR work, 1t Is written 10 piaip 10
euage Tor the generalreader, and Is illustrated viii
n ~ Engrag,nKs All young married psopA
% tnoes contemplating marriage, and kHsing ti
z Ast impeachment to married IFS should read Id
DOOR ~ discidsss secrets that every one ohouldN
acquainted with; still it is book that must be ltb
60 up ana not lie ab1ut the house II viii be cent
any address on receipt OF 50 centa
Address DR.; WILLIAM YOUNG, No. 4i6 spr.a
street. above Fourih, Phfladslphia. =
AfELlOIED AND U&EORTUNATE-No nd
sell under the care. Of any one OF the osiIioa
quack +nAtive and foreisn-who advert SO "a thisH
read i csreuy IL will be the means 81 saying ~
maay dollar, your health, and possibly our He
Dr. ioqng can be conaufe ed on any Of che dise8ia
aescrinea IN mis- publications al his Office, No q
Spruce street. aboTn Fourth, PhilndslnhIa ie3J ia
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THIRD DISTRICT c. URT OF NEW or
leans No. 26.058.-By virtue OF a writ Of se1uT,
and sale to George ". Avery. late Sheris
directed, by the Honorable the Third III
trict Court Of New Orleans in the above entitlsi
cause, and by said late Sheriff to me tySps
;tefred Will proceed to sell at public auction az n.
sierchante' and Auction-ers' ExchAnge RoTl
street between Canal And Customhouse stree.s' h
5, ptember !, 1873, at O'Clock NJ, the following d.
scrihed property, to wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al ths
bui dthgs and improvements there n, situate Ii
the FIRST District OF this city in the square bolndsJ
~ Suzette, Tchoupitouas, New Levee, and Ber.
)Amtn streets, which lot is designated by the No i
and measures IS feet inches ront on suzette ss,t
By l59 teet 10 inches deep between para lei Ines b.
ing the same property which the defen dant ac1us5
by purchase from Robert Paterson and William q.
Pa tsrson, as per act passed before Stuart LeEa
late notary public in this city, on tho second az
of May, 1855. -
,eiZed IN the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L MAXWELL,
aul 10 sci Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrlsanS
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COMMERs1AL.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, August y. 1859.
: ooIISN5Ihe inoyement to-day has been at al
limited, end as factors eynced disposition to sell
mi nnlsss =. hSnres matsrAlg above the limits of the
only Is bales. Attending no basis for quoiatisna
"hleh We are accordingly compelled TO omit.
CO7ToH sTATBM8HT. lH
stock on band Sept. l, ls57-bales.....,. $50
Aalriye9 .oaAy .,......-..'''.-.-..s.,... 70
Made rom eas' ssts and ;inscsd COT 5000
ton' a0s-S59 GA
o,sarsd today. ........-............. None
Yieefeu $50 -6sO 2s3
ss s,9eE 3 on ss5d sqa o. shSgboAsd. 2Oi
quiet, sas OF Importance being rsported a. dsy
L Z s "a sugar 2 still etsins sloHi A ~
and 70 Tor white There stl NO nisrket for On0s
moasse & 3 / i he'd g. as@soe gallon.
ssw q yesterday thlrs have beon no arrivals from
FLoUa-DuIlpess was the prevailing fs.sur. Of
this market 20 day. Beyond moderate bbing and
retail business thers va scareely anything done
ifsb ertss A. s. IS u 10 a SO %: 60 do z 4 y
s and O. q, 1 90 sapsItns q = q Dbl. mailing
ssrasg ana Ne therefore quote ~ l~inaly: supsrns
~ so double extra So rs: treble exlra So 50s0 s0
lOhh-Ine only LransAetfons WITHIN cur notice
Icy we're taeks yellow ml4ad At 81 10. and 800
0hAgs-las sacks sold at s7sse and 81 a. sac y
81 AN--too Sacks sold y day a. q Is = 10 ..
NJ - : - y none now The landing Unoes
y 1919 = ls.ttnF rom WaEeoures - 81 n son.
W. quote sale 81 59u bales choice fr0m Clisss
mot yregionsy yapaaedD A. 50 sA1on.1l ,g7 y
fDhA-Nbe ins rket j. ehanned. fn1 bhla ,ue.s
s9i1 'epes ~ sai = aais u > etAilRs e. t3l 20
. B ooA-Tbe market Is dniI, lus prices are an.
~ retNi g1f .lte . y is,sseii fr al,oi
aefs Ne 10 ipf aleaf rlthld ndan III a ~
clsAr sis :. nn1 lss zsls ~ kinis
t.ah n=zAo .aes = lnz ShQEuo lieles IsTd i he'd
a Ia. and oHqibr krg a. zio q D. IN i, II -
OH 5Als5fr here fniueaN - - I.
9a1tdf d1scripfon1s bal intcfir grades are p.1r T
sFklIoln Hosalvo and fleIuET aIa Qu0t0 ~ n 80 <
11d horthelnt cream and Esail1h dalrf ll(1i7. " Is
.1laoN fIEa-sAre frnAt lH ~ Nh1lealis, ant 70
hfaf1F AND ff8ps--Alala n saasds At "a q. az %
n.,aest ioE - ,2f,leeps aaa - MS AeF tAtfiR
lAfi3fS si-rhe niarkst far India baenins q 4astt
9u ltI1e II retailing ~ ~ q ~ 20 tll ~ s1d
~ id.fe& Hthlp AaGeina q AtfAdS "a az 4.4k1d
e H4',4f sQq 20 - ~ s.eTtr llssaa I,
LIE HufE n iot Of % coils ma lime rufif, nqt 1
2fs. ioee{ reported. sold atsa y D. ~ fet4AS35eH
TObAcG0- Sinrs our review Of last Saturday the
pp4H . .nafhqt has tqrn quiet but frm, Tha sales
iafinE that tins #sfs 60 hds good issf on priBz4s
erAthi = aids aifte41 tobaeeo ~ ~ , md
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPU BLICAN, /
Thursday. August Is, ls6a J
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Thomas Segeil W slenmer Fleta ete =
NO. ss4l-J. u. DObbins vs.. Sarne-No Bs42
y THE -QAlrEp STATES DISTRICT UUL RT
Il tor the District OF Lonisiana.-By virtue Of two
The Honorable United s stes d strict Court Tor the
District OF Louisiana, the above inamed suits,
and received by sixteenth day OF July, Is5s
nave seized and taken INTO my possession, aud will
pruceed 70 sell at public auction, on TUESDAY,
the hiteenth day Of september, 1861. az twelve
rollton. pAtisn o. Jefersons Louisiana, the follow
ing describe prone Tty, viz; fl lIEsF
4. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with
all the bui dngs AM itnproveme nts thereon desR.
mated ~ square 10 III on pl N by X. Unison Sur
We or dated JAauary 81 ISL. in the then faub0urg
Avart, IL the parish Of jefferson, in this state.
bounced by sOniat, hobsrt, st. Denis. and DFyades
streets, and measuring 302 feet inches front On
hontnt street like trout R0siert street. o Feet
'front.' on 81 Denis street, and like front on Dry
Hdee sireet. Al American measure ~ .
2 THREE CURTAIN L0rS OF GROUND, in
the city OF Carrolton parish Of j ftess0n Lonis.
iauh, In square tWentp- tvo ~ bounded ~ First
WASHINGTON. Hampton, and Short streets with al
Inc bufil1nes aud mpr0selnents thereon, and mum
5srea A. los sos y u, a. on plan deposited in
" and 4 measurs each 30 feet ront ON Hampton
street, by ~ fset deep. between parallel hnee,
and los " measures 30 feet trent Hampton street
~ ~ feet front AID depth Short street. and
term e2rrer Of Hampton and short Streets lots
SsiSsd % satisfy the above.nAned plaintifs'
es, ms with interest, and al costa OF suit.
Golts Of deod, internal revenue stamps, et1-, at
expense of purchaser. -
,Issms--cash. At time Of adjudication in uhitsdl
United states Msfshal's Ohice. Rev ozsesnh
tenth day OF August, lea =.
NO. 9ie-auil - Is ss1 Q IS .-s...-- l-T7
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OH. Hasseihoh w Fhsp Ida LILLY, Her
$500. Tackle, etc.
= INIHE UNITED .hTATES DISTRICT OO0Rp
for the Diatriet OF Louisiana. No, elc6 in nf1h
dience to Al Admiralty warrant 70 me directed ID
ne aoyys enltlsd suit hare seiSod and taken into
2 TIE snip IDA lilly her Tsekis A ppsrel s,e.
QnN hseed ~ IN. haEselhoh Tor Ihs oaasss
COurt = the UHited states.
AND ] do hereby eite and admonish tne owner tr
hayuF OF prstfndinR q have auj right. III q OF 10
teres. 20 er % - t1ine te b. and appearata De
nfotessld b. hidden 4 tbs pty % Na~ Orlaans On
Or hsfore flel ~ iAR ~ pNTiAY from the date
th9 e-la -.nip shonid not b tondFninad and BE-.
500 aefeesniy 70 tse prayer Of libelAht
Hnlted states Narshafs Ofnoe, NeE Orleans.
tWenty.ninth day o. July, las
10. s1-iyal aai Ms 4
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES OF AmBRICA.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF
LOUISIANA.
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PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
City Hall, Room No. 4, asement Floor. !
New Orleans July 30 1873.
SPECIFICATIONS Of contract for burying the
indIgent dead and conveying the indie emit SICK
to hospital within the city of New Orleans fol
one year.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.
[coNT1NURD FROM FIRST rAdE.l

The law on this point is found in the
Revised Statutes" of Louisiana of 1856,
(see page 2l9, section tifty.our,) and reads:
ANY person intending to contest an
election shall within thirty days of the cleo
ton, in case of a Representative or Senator,
give to the person. concerned written no.
tlce, under his hand, and attested by two
subscribing witnesses, stating the fact on
which the contest is based, and no other
can afterward be admitted; and ten days
notice of the time and place of taking depO-
sitions thereon must be given to the opposed
party"
We believe that Mr. Seldom has complied
with the first portion of this section within
three days of the meeting of the House; but
he then came forward with second charge
of fraud, stating that he found that he could
not sustain the charge of ineigibility.
This second notice, which was served on
Mr.. Currell, has the date of the Goth OF
July, 1868, and said Currell swears that it
was not served on him until the 22d or 23d
day of that month. The result of election
was proclaimed by General Buchanan on the
I'd of June, 1865; hence we see that Mr..
Seldom attempted to enter his second charge
forty-eight days after the proclamation.
On examining MIR. Seldom on this matter,
he Mt first stated that he did not remember
the date OF the serving of said charge. But
ON the next day, he comes forward and
swears that charges were dated aud served
on the tenth day of July, 1868.
We are therefore of opinion that the
said Seldom has not complied with the law
aud that he has attempted, by false swear
ing and false witness, to prove that he did
The charge of ineligibility we consider
Mr.. Currell bias proven to be without
ground, and such is ackuoWled 5ed by Mr..
Seldom. We attach the evidence ia this
matter to aud make it part If this report,
aud we respectfully recommend to your
honorable body that said James r. Currell
be sworn and take his seat as IL Represent
alive from the Sixth Representative Dis
trict, from the parish of Orleans.
Rnanncff,, La h A,tt.Lh
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7 CON1ROLLER's OFFICE, OITY HALL,
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| his office on SATURDAY August is, 1858, at noon
adjrdicate to the lowest bidder bidders the above
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UNITED STA res OF AMERI A.

No. 945--aus IS % selO
The St. Cloud journal., 1868-11-12
..MARGARET MERLYN."

From different exchanges We clip tie
following concerning Mrs. Swisshclm's
story, which commences in THE Jour-
NAL of December 3D.:
MRS. JANE G. Sw1ssHE1M.-This
somewhat famous writer gives notice
that an original romance by her will be
pablished 10 the st. Cloud (Minn.)
JOURNAL, entitled margaret Merlyn."
The aim of the author has been to tex
pose the inside workings Of private be-
nevolent Institutions" aud we feel con-
.fdent if shs has not entirely succeeded
in that, she has made vigorous effort,
and produced a work which, when it is
concluded will be an extremely enter
tanning book. Some Of the chapters
We have read, and We can say that they
do, not lack for interest or dramatic ef-
feot. Those wishing to read the work
~ it is issued in the JOURNAL can do
10 BY subscribing. The price is 50 a
year:-P P.ttsbury { (Pa.) Chronicle.
"MARaAREr MERLYN."-The above
is The title of a story by Jane G. Swiss
helm, to be published in the St. Cloud
JouRNAI,, commencing December Sd.
AZ An authoress Mrs. Swisshelm is not
unknown to many Of our citizens, who
will look for the forthcoming story with
lively. interest," .--:M.nneapolis Tri.
bune..
The St. Cloud JOURNAL, will com.
mence the publication. on Dec. Sd, Of
an original romance, written expressly
for that paper by Mrs. Swlsshe!m,
called ssMargaret Merlyn." Mrs. Swiss.
helm is a celebrated authoress of great
talent and the story cannot fail to be
interesting aud instructive.
The St. Cloud JOURNAL is one o.
the best weekly papers on our exchange
list. Our readers, who take eastern
papers merely for the stories they pub
lish, should patronize home enterprise
and subscribe for the JoURNAL.-&
Paul Dtspstch.
The St. Cloud Journal, one of the
best weekly papers 10 Minnesota, i.
soon to commence the publication Of an
original story, by Mrs. Jane G. Swiss.
helm, entitled "Margeret Mcrlyn.'
This story will run about six or eight
months in the Journal. We can guar
antee our readers that the story alone is
we'll worth the subscription price Of the
paper, which is only SO a year in ad'
vance.-Anoka Press. ,,'
Mrs. Swisshelm announces that
her aim in writing the story of "Mar'
garet Merlyn," now being published in
the St. Cloud (Minn.) JOURNAL, has
been to "expose the inside workings o1
private benevolent institutions" ."-Chi
cago Post.
We direct attention to the adver
tisement of the St. Cloud JOURNAL
one Of the best newspapers in the State
The story by Mrs. Swisshelm possesse.
great interest, and as it is copy. right
ed, those who desire to read it mus
have the JoURNAL.-M. Paul P;on
eer..
The St. Cloud journal., 1868-11-12
LATE NEWS ITEMS. -:

:-Gfns. Rosecrans and Longstreet
sailed for Mexico, on the 10th.
-Admirakle F.rragut arrived home
on Sunday morning. 49,:
-Grant's majority in Chicago was
5,le6. Pretty good, that. !.
Nov MI: Colf.x can attend to that
marrying.
Gen. VIM. Ansfield is to be placed
in command Of the army in Ireland.
Brigham Young has huge do
posit in tho Bank Of Englabd::.
"Pu,h thing.:"--U: s.: Grant.
Well, we've pushed. .'''
The C.ntr.l: and Union Pacific
Railroads have BEEN completed 70 far
that . gap ofbut 400 miles remains to
bo filled: j., =: .,.:.....:.- -~:s>:
The vote in tho Fifth Masaaehu-
,set.., District vas: BENZ. zsF. Butler
l3,0s0;: Otis p. Demosrat, 4;941 !;
Hiehard; H: Dsa., IT,, $780, T.: tn: 4:
Gov. Burnside, of Rh.d. Island
,dined @2oo; ;ooo, 900 tho sth.ar: ~, in
tho p,er,ons Of "A. r: stsxart, Aator,
Grihsell and oshsr., ef NV York: .
I'll. my 10y ,.rieties q: Alaska,
birdll |. .r. most beeatifal j.; plqmase.
Two thousand speoime,s, ~ on; their
way hither for museums. ,.: T.. ::
. The London Post has: little conf
dsnce in the immediate oensuumatiou
Of treaty of reciprocity between the
United. States and Cauada. ,,s,:: # ii. /.
p, There are three hundred and six
ty religious newspapers in the United
States. .:a; - I; ''::: AZ ''s::
= -The's naturalization treaty with
Bavaria is officially proclsimed.:'. Il is ID
substance the same as the North; Ger
man treat, already promulgated: * ~.
= "A M.d6d e6d4rre,..poaaenlie'e; Of Ii.
lndepende.ee beige viii <x;i}liites Is 'that jour:
uu.i th.t& tbs pro.isiosal government Of
sp.5s xi'l:sotart.ibi 10 proposal from
the United Sites looking too' he ..pdr:
Shaseo Of Uuba.s::i dir !'::s'f'''""' =
81, ,-:E]E'7't,G.l, :]E''t Or, 81, South: Carolina,
h.. =. 4 aaseeePtesd .nd, qualified for z tho
Jpdgship undsr the State. government;
te > which hs ~ ,v.s !eeea.ly iele .ted BY ~.
r'.'seoaiit.uetioa = Legislature, a: :.:.t:-s.t9
iii q 80 :, It: stated that coil or gus
TT applied, abostsa coru.crib'will keep.
The gs.is: ftsa, dsvasasion>by rats: "1'' III
-Mn. seeoin,. Of TIC Ritohidg. 'op.
sr.i tiiooisps, 10 recovering from ::hef i'll:
aisa,. It weighs ten ptoddaads: 4 "' Assn . .
'"; -Dsnoa5al.it;o soil64uy,':'< '':'" :. Z <''1
80 W Aiad little party oses' y: ~ i:A''H -
90: In whih ~ took some pride;
Bat ah Il tried 70 carry Blair, ,.,,.
~ .'ADd ;1cub5d u 6ld died. H'' 'i''''' =
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AsxNNEsOTA'S VICTORY.

The Republicans Of Minnesota are
not left to glory alone in tho triumph
Of Equal Suffrage in this State. 1t !"
claimed ~ part Of the great victory
Just won, aud the party TO- the east
ward looks With priao upon the achieve
mont Of this noble young State which
lead, the van Of battle 10 viudioation
Of the right. Of al men. coognta'.c:
tions and thanks arc pouringaiu, from
al aides. The New York; 7<;b.se
says: : ...4t>ss. -! .
One Of tho most gratifying iueideuts
OF the National triumph is the adoption
Of Impartial Suffrage in the States Of
Iowa aud Minnesota by decisive major.
tiles. This was the third tlial in Miu-
nesota-the vote for Justice and True
Democracy increasing At each repisi.
ton.
At a meeting Of the negro Republi'
Can Club the following was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, Vita the deepest feeling
we here aud now tender our warmest
congratulations to the people Of Iowa
and Minnesota for their recent action
in having admitted impartial suffrage
by their sovereign ballots on the men,
orable third of this month.
Other States it is to be hoped will
soon follow the example Of consistency,
At least, set by the Republicans Of Min
uesota.
The St. Cloud journal., 1868-11-12
STATE NEWS


A Arm At St. Paul recently ship
ped 300 barrels Of cranberries East.
The Frecborn' County Standard
says that some "light fingered" gentry
are stealing cattle, oats and such things
from the farmers. ,.s
The Lansing Transcript says that
= prairie fire destroyed 555 bushels of
wheat and 5000 rails for farmer
named Wright, living near that place.
,5 The Chat6cld Democr,at proposes
Thos! "A. Hendricks as a candidate for
President in 1872: Don't be in hur::
~. '*We will try Gen. Grant while
:; -The 'Winona Republican Of the
10Th ult., says that seventeen hundred
bushels Of barley :;ver. shipped from
that !e'ity for st: Louis On: Monday :
Steamboat freights have advanced about
80 per cent.
The Hastins. papers contain. obit-
uary notices Of Hon. A. NJ. Hayes, who
lied on the 31st :ult. He was the post
master at Hastings, and served several
sessions in the Legislature. He: was
4 man highly esteemed: -. :.:,,:....
-:AtNortA6eld, says tho Enterprise,
a little son Of Mr.. Henderson was run
over hya dray and badly injured =: -: i: -
Wheat isnselling at Is and 80 cents
per bushel.' w. j. .::.':- .@'-: .:
The Mapkqqto Union says that BY
trip while at play, little boy Chitty
H.zen, had his right arm broken and
his. face badly bruised la horse
thief named Welies Graves, Gs,,. ~ escaped d
ltou" the Ma.nnkatoo To-, jail II, on Monday
pieht Of last; week 4 reward. Of $50
j. offered for his return: # Mr.. Graves
had in eye I. business; ,ss; he would 60
baot =, ,,an1aaa gl;fst the reward ward himself :~.
Tho Lanesboro Hsralasays that tic
people Of Rushford gave Rev. Smell,
the Congregational minister, dona.
ton psrt,'worth 'ss4' i'd cash, and some
$50 n5:other fxinigs- -: -soihoT Nor
wegians aud Irish at Lanesboro we're
having pleasant 7hterehabse' of stones
uaa bricks'o rwh:nooi one, d'of" The
missiles acoidehtal'y struck u: 4 little
boy: traeturing his skull; t:' ~. ~
The St. Cloud journal., 1868-11-12
VIE VS. or TIIR FIRST DI1TRiCT.

Tho result in the Second District Is |
still in doubt, but tho probabilities are
that Wilson, Democrat, i. elected BY ; /
small majority. This is result deeply
TO be deplorod, and for which tho r.
publican party Of NJ innesota can thank
the St. Paul Press, and it, ''ring;" who
were determined to rule or ruin at al
hazards, and the election of 4 copper
head to misrepresent Minnesota in tho
Halls Of Congress, is the result Of thei,
labors. Nay they have all tie honors
which rightfully belong to them in
bringing about such q contamination.
-O,catonna Journal.
The viudiotveness With which tho
Press-gaug followed Donnelly through
tho whole Of his gallant fight, il eqaall.
ed only by their impudenoe in insisting
that Andrews was the choice Of tho
party. Upon this allegation he met
them and insisted that ~ there va
seemingly no chance for IN amieabls
adjustment Of the matter in = del ,gato
con ecntion, that tho question Of regu.
larity should be submitted to Z special
vote of the Republican electors At largo.
This they would not accede to, but
each morning trumpeted their bare.faced
charges, that Donnelly was = "bolter
from the party" ''leadiog . f.ctious mi
nority," etc. At the very time when
Doun ely stood before them as = fully
recognized candidate, by his mighty
host Of friends, was calling the largest
audiences ever convened in the State,
and swaying the multitude With the
power of bis logic and the inspiration Of
his eloquence, these "trusted leaders," :"
jealous ofhis growing fame, sought to
kill him politically, and to defeat tho
overwhelming wish Of the party by in.
terposing ouother caudida1e, with q
view Of diverting enough Republican
votes to throw the election into Dem.
ocratic hands. To do this they used
the power which their central and
trusted position had given them, in ,
vain but persistent effort to persu.d.
the people that their third man was tn.
regular nominee, aud therefore, entitled
to their support, knowing at tho sam,
time that he stood no chance of an cleo
tion, and that every vote taken from
Dounelly through this means would onl,
assist 10 Democratic victory.
Dcnnelly, whether elected or not. ha
fully vindi"ated his position, a. th
leader Of the Republican party in the 2,
district, by an overwhelming m,jori
ty:
| If We mistake not the spirit of tn
people, the seal Of condemnation vii
be set in on the men who, presuminl
upon their "trueted position" attempted
perhaps too we'll, to betray the Repub
lican party into the hands Of he1 enc
; mies.-Freelorn County Standard.
The St. Cloud journal., 1868-11-12
Fine Farm for Sale.

in Nonongala county the line Of steazns
and four miles from Paynesville. One tract If 100
acres fenced. except about 40 rods and inside this
are acres plowed and fenced pasture Of 20 acrea
and 50 acres "f god timber large house with fur
niture it desiredl stables and outbuildugs on the
premises; = beautiful lake within few rods Of the
house, and good we'll at the door. Also, farming
t0os, combined selfrake reaper and mower l6 heei
Of cattle. blooded sheep, horses. hay enough to
sold with tho farm. The loaton 10 rood for a hote,
Or station Twosaw mills and grist mills are inside
Of nine miles westward and saw mill and grist mill
eour niles east Schoolhouse ons-qaarter mile, stors
and +. o. one.hAlf mile OF. Will be sold cheap.
n14-xm PETER LsGRO,
Roseville, Mononxalla Co.. Miun
The St. Cloud journal., 1868-11-12

-Cran5erries arc scarce at Faribault,
and sell at 81 per bushel.------A
brakeman named aaukins, while
swinging out on tho steps Of = train
on the Milwaukee and St. Paul r. R.,
near Rosemount, was jerked of; aud
had bis foot horribly mangled. Au-
putation was necessary.------The Far.
ibault Republican says that = quarry
Of marble, Of a brown color, somswhs
clouded or mottlcd and susceptible Of q
beautiful polish, has been discovered At
that place. Machinery ~ill be put up
to work it up.
The St. Cloud journal., 1868-11-12

pre.ext for voting for the Demoesati'
nomiuee-openly declaring that they
preferred him To- Mr.. Donoelly y-and
they would havo been slow to furnish
them with 80 desi,a a reason n the
~
foregoing. E
The dodge was a mean ono, and ~
shallow as it was mean.