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IT 8. LAND orr1cE, 81. ctoUD, MINI,
u. -1ita astEsS Nav 9Th 1885 ~;

Rice W BautcA
sts: Yoa are hereby notified to appoarat this ONCE
on tho som DAY on JuEY, 1865, at 10 O'Clock ia
81 the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No, IT'S, made oy
yoaAprn la1st, 1osb upoR7 the. ne u sect!on y,
toynbtp l2S range IS, in the District OF lands
8Stt % 1ale q o. Cloud ssinn Should not %
calnlsd, ia Even Hendriekson alleges an s sh
Il sassrl - asAsAs when yoa viii b. permitted to
CANT we s sssas HENRY O. WAIT Register
-. n O. BURBANK. Receiver.
!. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the
1 "a !; ansa. ever. drought to ei 81 !Slend-la
from y "a q q, cases-warfAhted coin sl-
yer-at BUsH'S. A guarantee from the
makers accompanies these Watches.
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IT &. LAND OFFICER. 81. CLOUD, NINN.:--
~ >, r-..e4s April y, 1865, 'ii'
cAIEnlc@ INSTITUTE.

IA MEDICALREpORT pr;ce
zA$ cents, just pubished,
on the diagnosis Of veueriai
Diseases, giving q concise de-
scriptfon Of thsvsrious diseases
affecting the urinary and rene.
rHttyc organs. Especial istteu.
tfon has been given to Npe,-mo,
.iorrAea or Seaiaal lveulissss.
a disease aln.ost / universal
amoag the young men Of The
present daS;sWell known TO h.;
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
VI april Is, 1865.

Aael.est. A. Case: :, ...
s!k: You are hereby notified to appear at this ofc.
on the zrh DAY " JUNE, 1865, al ~ t'cloce. Il
me torenvon OF The sale day 1hen and there show
cause why your hoiues'eaa Entry No. 1925 l.aue j.,
Ill ~ range ou Ia the district o1 lands subject a
ID az st. loud, Minn, Should lie cauceied a.
NICHOLAS sls4tted alleges abandonment tnereo
~ YOU, ahd proposes then and there to show lin
sa1le, when you will be permittea u contest suri
showing.
- ;a:y*s:. ->4H. c. WAIT, Register,
= apiSoows II. G. BUkbAAA, Receiver.
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--oo., 49,. u VII RegiEter,
nayzco"G = 3 ID. u. ELkEASE. Eec.;re,
RI s.LAND OFFICE. ST. CLDIu uiy.:

I Va ri - "~wgut Nay I'D, i.C..
JOHN F. Snyder:
p! Sir: You are hereby notified to appear At this
on the 11H OAK OF JULY, 1865, at IL o5c,cE in tie
forenoon 6f'the sad day, end then ana there show
cause why ydug Homestead Entry No. 3l59. made by
you Oct 10: 1896, upon thes 4 NV II and lots AID
section ~ township u.s. range -, in tie District
Of lands .ubject to sale St. Cloud MINI should
not he cancelled, Roderick Dewitt alleges an aLan
donnent thereof By you and proposes then and there
10 STOW the lsnt, when you viii he permitted t.
contest such showing,
- -. ''.'*'s H C:WAIT, Register.
= mayZ86HS ;;4 l.. II. C.. BURBANK Receiver
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3. LAND-tFfteE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI:
-. ;-.-.-.rg April "a, Lots.

uu.saaH Bd,rstad: . = 7s0l7 ':r:
You are hereby notified to appear at this ofic.
on tne HfA DAY W JUNE, leoo, At IL o'cluc. n
the forenoon Of the said day and then and tere shov
cause Why your Homestead Entry Nc. 1888, made b,
you Oeeooer "a, lso7, upon the sw n section a
toxnehP Il, range -, in the District Vi lands sub
eeled, - liver Gulvsun alleges an absudpn
ment thereof by you, and Proposes then aud tLere
SNOW the same, when you viii be permitted to ,on
sest sucn SHOWING. Il. &: wAlI, Register
apr3O-6wk II. G. BUkHANh. kecsxe,
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T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
Nav 9iffb 1873

p Nay 20th, 1865.
LLOYD G. &rerr:
SIR :Ion are hereby notified tc appear at this eiice
On the 9TH DAY OF JULY, 1865, at 10 o'clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No HIS. made
by You April2oth 1866, upon the section IS town
shp range 3Sn tue District Of Lands subject to sale
at St. Cloud Mimi, should not be canceed, as Peter
peterson Vvesbergalleges abandonment thereof by
you and proposes then and there to show the same.
when You will be permitted to contest such showing
HENRY c. WAIT Register
may2i-6as II. c. BURBANK Receiver
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RI S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIsS

ri S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, u1sS
httt...m G1,.feLd:
SlR: You hereby notified to apuear at t,;s of,c.
on me 12TA DAY Or JUNE, 1865, at 10 O'Clock il
Tue forenoon OF the sad day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 2oos. maze by
yS o .une Ast 1900 upon the Sc section 9, township
range % In the District OF lands subject to sal
a. a. 81. Cloud, Mimi, should not Cancelled, al
Nlcnael McCanna alleges an abandonment thereof b,
you, anu proposes then and there to show the same
When You WAL be permitted to CONT st such owing
,o, Il. c. WAIT, Register.
ap''oo"s II. G. BUKBANk, Receiver.
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/ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
A 'T April q. 1865.

~ April p, 1865.
SUI: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on The 18th DAY Or JUNE, 1865, ut 10 O'Clock il
cause why your Homestead Entry No $40. made b,
you April Y, 1865 upon the Il ne u 4 NV X sec.
ton Township 81 range ~ IN the District oi land.
subject to sale ut st. Cloud, Minn should not be can
celed, Is Martin hing alleges an abandonment thereof
Dy you, and proposes then At there to show The
same. when you will be permitted to contest such
showing. H. 4, WAIT Rerister -
aRrS06wl T:@- H. G. BURBANK, Receiver,
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s. LAND OffIcE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
49, April n, 1865,
sn You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on me 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1865, Ut ~ O'Clock III
the OF the said day then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. l74y, made BY
you august III, 1865 upon tue Ii section D. TOW IL
snip h range 49, in the district OF lands subject to
stie at st. Cioed, Minn should not lie Cancelled as
christopher johnson alleges abandonment thereof
Wy you, anu opposes then and there show tie same
When you Will be permitted to contest such showing
e. - - II. G. WAIT, Register,
aprSu-6Wi -F H. q. DUkBANh, Eeceiyer
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1T 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Oe April %, 1865.

Oe April %, 1865. t-isx.: ::
sn: You aEe hereby 1otiied to appear at thfs ofo<
% re 1s1n DAY or JUNE, 1855, 1t 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the sad day. then and there show
eanss Why your Homestead Entry No. 24S0, made BY
yoS 10y ~ ls66. Npon tho 70 Il section "A, township
range 30 In the District Of lands subject to sale
Of " G1oad Ninn, ihosld@ not be cancelled, 4 Wll
lam H. W0Ft1 alleges an abandonment thereof BY you
and PROPOSES then and there to show the sauae vhen
Lyon viii b permitted 70 eoutestisch allowing:
p.prsos., sa Il Il & & s MAaBi ssSse'; ss1.
TT 8. LAND OFFICE. 81. CLOUD. MINI
~: rs.ge, April q, 1865 i'ssseSS
S: You srs hereby notified to apo>sr nj this clce
l2fH DAY Of'JUNE, lSsS. a 10 oioe y IS
&c GseooAd IL said dy and then Ihd there sho,
osase WY your Honest ID Entry No. 1874, made hy
you Aossn0or Ia, 1Set, upon the 81 Y sceeion ~
soxashiR l3 Ianss IS u tho District q lands rub
!ee! 20 ssest g Ctod Mimi should mot be Cancelled
you, and proposes then and there to show ~ ~
ssae, when you will be permitted 10 conssss .,en
s9fS1%E: ri II. Z. WAIT, Register
sPsSVV"1 I'll. BURBANK Receiver. y
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
II 4 Anvil 1SRS

AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL ~ - April rs, 1865. -
IVnn J. Darcy:
sR: You are hereby notified to appear at this otic,
on the 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1865, at 10 O'Clock il
the forenoon OF the said day and then and there
cause why your Homestead Entry No. $500, made by
You September 18TH, 1866 upon the lots No. y TO- 10
aud Ii, section Is, township LIS, range ILL., IN thu
District Of lands subject to s,lc at ST. Cloud, Mimi
should not be Cancelled, as John B,er alleges al
abandonment thereof by you, and proposes then an.
there to show the same, when You will he permitted
to contest such showing.
} : Il. G. WAIT, Register,
aprS0-6wI IL. c. BURBANK. RECEIVER
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+ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI,
Ll4- Nav 9th. 1865. 49,.

W7I3tum Il. S1!trcT:
Sra: You hereby notified to appear a. this Office
ID the forenoon Of the said day and then and there
showcause why your Homestead Entry No. III, made
by ,you April 2ist, 1865, upon the Sc section Il,
township l23, range SIS, in the District Of lands
subject to sale at St. Cloud, MIMI, should not be
canccied as Henry Hcuarioksen alleges an aban-
donnient thereof by You. and proposes then and
there to show the same when you will be permitted
to contest such showing. tftta 49,
IL g " AIT poe;s.a.
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/ . LAND o1lIc1 O. CLOUD, MINI,

IT . LAND 0H1Ic1, o.. CLOUD, MINI,
= ~! 80. !, 9 Ny IN, 1865.
sins You arc hereby notified 10 appear at this oca
81 the 2lsr DAY or JULY, 1858, d 10 O'Clock
y me forenoon Of the Sid day, and then and thers
slow cause Why your Hopsstesd Entries Nos. ne5,
snd llS9 made ~ you April n. 1865 upon the ne n
9gd nxN section "a township i22, range "a, in tie
snoS q ands subject to sale 1T st. Clond MIMI
snond not be cancel ed, J. L. Olsenaeges an aban.
o.psot thereof by you and proposes tlisn and there
est such otS When yea viii b to con
~ ..o,s q. s:Ix4ss Il. @, WAIT, Register,
.ntay@itW* II. C. BURBANK. Receiver, &,
10 .. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD. MINI. $50. !
4HoSxt ,w.,,.,.. May 18th, 1s6S.@'
t, Yon hereby Notified q anpear atta dic,
ths sor.n 10TH pay or JUNE, $50: az 1oocIock II
1pr ny u y9 1ss Homestead Entry No 1os made
township 81, rage IS , Il section
D.,d Pyas .ie@e a'a On .n,a not beeaneeied
lsyou ana proposes then and there To- =.
when you will be permitted to conts.s su. lS gan
say7.susgs Il II g. BUa Il mHIF' R kesi:ter,
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III, o1H101, Fl. OLOUU, NINN,tE- :
~ eD,E iEaoLs zA3n1i ~ ls6s. =: 49,
- s.:'xoa afs hereby ss Il appear at this office
1atee 2zo.1At NtsJUN lst.e ~ ~ O'Clock III
ens DtsLoon Of u said Gay and AMI there SHOW
you Aolember Xth, lst5, upon tie " * ~. - W y
~ "a q township ~, fdDge "; IN &c W. 4,
land subject 70 ssis n eg:Ck,ud, Mlnn st,cu,.
Ms De Cancelled u James II: Davis alleges an a,al.
TO show tue same .wnen You wIi he ,eru,il T., +,
ststseca showing. @H.CsMkls; f9gh.er. - :
e Lapt191wt ..t. Ii. q BUktAah. RECEIVER
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n STAND OFFICE, sT. CLOUD MINI.

[ p'1ANU U1FICE, 81. CLOUD 7NINN.,
.zo,n n..,, Nay GtL, 1858 1861, AZ ~gzyEs
sl5 You are hereby notified toappsAr at this Office
on the 18th DAY OF JUNE 1865, at 10 O'Clock
IN tne forenoon Of the said day and then and there
in ed cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1855,
secnon D. township 49, range 80, in the Ds-
tr1ct oflands subject TO sale at st. Cloud n should
NOT DC Cancelled, MeCanna alleges an aSapdop
ent Iheseof by YOU and proposes then aad there to
SHOW the same when you viii be permitted tocuntest
suen showing. gni111 H.N MAE, sReaster.
may7-6wh He BUKBANK' Rec.;x.r
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| D. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
y

itartta Nurdiy: -''"' 10''
e DE. You are hereby notified IT, s,,s.-., iii.
on We lo1E DAY VI July. 1866. ~ 10 o:cc.; j.,
tne iofeho' OF the said day, and then aad there show
July 2s IS: 49, nI S \, Az ads By y?a
81 neI Sc Il NV Il s"c:iHls =" ss SCI. -; =
range s 70 the District Of lands subject t., sale a,
St; Cloud Mnn, should hor ie c.,ceiei, as Tossa.
as:s a., an ,;ies thereof by yo and
will be permitted TO contest suci chewing.
u. c WAIT Registe~.
Mayl6-0Wl :. = ii. C. 81 IaSf. I.ca:r
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Livery and Sale Stable.
The undersigned has just erected rs
. large and commodious stable on the cor.
ner' Of Lake Street and Perry Place, 6ppo:
site Cllrk's store near tho Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, com
prising number Of - - 'S''''''.
FIN HORSES, '1''.'~,
Suitable for either riding Or driving, and a
variety Of yea S'.S@ ',';.' - : ..~'@-
HANDSOME Buaa1Es ..
For single Or double team. 42> - =.
sCommodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties alweyssfeady. :T:;:af; .,ssi -
All. orders for teams, for Excursions, Flu
ntnhsor ACCURACY will be attended to
!: His stock i. Of the best kind, .aa he
invites h|' friends e '.'': r. s,1sln1, ~
4 e7croad; Jun. ESQ, 1858. De- ven4s.ly
MUNGER; BROS, >.
as4asE + x6ndyr4 sar;a ssro taai | h'|'3@s
: Music: 79g Dealers
's !: 'l1l j: J, "a, .1oo
NJ PAUL lq t. ..: ..a.&,'2 MINI lul,ls
e' 90 ct eas7 sol.Asissnaat. sor 's'o2 ,s"'<'
y saw aha Il ,as1i'o3 N .ss'zg I ~. "'$'' ;"
.Steinway: ~ Sons '7'.>7
!, ~.xbs,,..@,Sz -t c'fl:LlEBRArED PIANOS.
:; 1.s s'; ,:.,7::oS Agents. it1. =: ."
!chickeringd,&,,Sons'I
Ia sHsv a'ssna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Also !. 2suxrrEu r,anu sfosrt,.:,ss
Aise-PR1NcE's, AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
..a s"s ,,4kiIb .M|'hlfo,Dnoss. !:
AAla.e7--,Esrers COTTAGE ORGANS. s.ss: 81 !.
- ALL fully Warranted. -
= atsiSaui sbsssai 80 ,kna 3aa :.
h!uoW ssf yuE, ------ai7s q 90
: All ws,ktep' constantly in Hand Ii.
AIHo u 5SaV sIS aila .s4HI fl3s. Il (,
ONLY ley RsgLh AlssoRE|rlMlEE lN ,i 81 i,
sh6et Mute ara lssieslI instr nents
= sof'sif d.seft pe,ossial Minnesota. :.
'~0rd 70 aasfs' adj &c 'aa tsyi -safs4as1
i IN h'tsos. srs &si.-..ss sas 3s,ss His wi
stosrBtseksf visli1s; viotiieo lles: Cor
In BessssaF lsteav kifssi ElAg1lssts !, Clafel-
aeAe: GnltaEs nAajesg,n Military .Dfunl ;el
lndspofiptienS, Brass 1nstlamclts, AcooI.
asenS, etiinIs, stc., u s6npfSte..e peA
sOhufSh OfetAs, sMSlodssnsstaad Plan6S
tuAeAAnAkapAired.s 4ua $50 ssod sias bed
/; |lr4eEss eftsnaeaso ygitA RRpsnpeaNGs
q fe.a. ~ 49,, v*nZ6. ~ 80. II, t.rs]
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J. E. WEST & Co,
Keep constantly on hand large and
..esf. $s,ss- fine stock Of
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
CURTAINS,
.1sssQr.
WINDOW SHADES,
FANCY GOODS,
PICTURES and FRAMES,
TOYS, &C., &c.
,i:s 81 4
: =, I 4 z Z = r@a ID
Also, Agents Tor
~ M0RTO.N'Spa
Celebrated Gold Opens
GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES.
Z W OH
b / Call and see Thorn!
j.. III. OWEN & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DRESSED LUMBER,
S A S Fl, ,,.-.
doors, Blinds,
WOOD MoULD1NGs,
Turning, Scroll Saving,
| DOORS AND WIND0W FRAMES,
|Newel Posts, Balusters,
| AND FENCE P1cKErs.-
Sash, Doors, Blinds and
Mouldings,
I Constantly on Hand.
BASES, CASINOS AND DOOR Jams
Furnished, per Design. with the Ut
most Dispatch.
|
I
| COUNTRY ORDERS
Attended to promptly, and specially solic-
tied.
eB% Factory in Lomer 7orn, near the Sac
| Mills,
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4 AAD OFFICE, 81. CLouD, SaINN.,
'xl9o ;s@2da3'z =S1 May 4rh; iaGs.I + l. ssf:4
.vsskh Hqsl:,
n6:iised Il 1t Tx. x. os;,ss
G t' ~ asA ~ " gdpa.s 1oeo, ~ ~ ssoek Al
v euoon u tae said day aud t.:en there silue
~ A:ose.AbsE zst. stopy. nyoA I've n. NV n
se 80 "a, township range ri, II Tie dlst1e.
= t. e1'ect y sa4e =. g. Clus, atu should lui
W as jacob sehattcr aIitsss ;:Da,,a OIL
laet tnefe"f ~ yOl SOD prypJsasst.sA anu 1uere Il
suct ne rnyn yyu ~, Y contes,
may7-6wa II. &. EUhnASE xecsarer.
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Ii. HENRY C. WAIT, Register,
may2S6wf II. G. BURBANK Receiver
TT s, LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
u ? .f'>'- May 23d 1868,

John A1iso,, - E:-1f.s -. 49,
ss: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on on the 91H DAY. or JULY, 1865, at 10 o'clock in
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1916, made by
yon June 1th 1857 upon the seL section Is township
range in the District OF lands subject to sale
=. o. Cloud, MINI, should not be Cancelled as Frank
onces alleges an abandonment thereof By you aud
pD@es then and there to show the SAINT. when you
Will DE permitted to contest such showing
! ,,.aoe.n HENRY G. WAIT. Register
s~0-'"s II. c. BURBANK Receiver
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r AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL May I'd. 1865.

EfQWfte y0AnSO0 -
S1R: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 10TH DAY OF JUNE 1865 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of the said day, and then and there show
cause Why ysss ste kn'sy Ne made ey
So " &c Y sw ecction FL township 1a9 range 81 in
the district ofands subject to sale St. Cloud Mimi
an abandonment thereof by you, and proposes then
and there to show the same, when you will be per
mitted to contest such showing.
= 50 '' HENRY c. WAIT: Register.
y mny1-6wa s.{r, II. c.. BURBANK R>caircr
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SsiiE LIZ
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= ADJ We Keep oon5tsntlyt IN Hand The
~ LIaoG Ley s.iS laa ..slls >fSyas Il
sQNFhtYr ley EVIL ASSORTMENT l 81, 81
ssh6ot llusf0 ana llusicsl. Instrpnent,
e . 'ofssif d,sef iips,oss'ia Minnesota,

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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-13

Among the many restoratives which nature
has supplied to relieve the affections OF human
ty, there is no more favorite one for certain
class of diseases than the medicinal gum" of the
Wild Cherry Tree; but however valuable it is,
its power to heal to soothe, to relieve and to cure
is enhanced tenfold by scientific and judicious
combination with other Ingredients, in them
selves of equal worth. Thi- happy mingling ex-
lists to remarkable degree in
DIR. Wistars' Balsam of Wild Cherry,
whose value in curing Coughs. Colds Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, asthma, Pulmonary affection,
and Iacspient Consumption is inestimable. -
From Hon. w. Ii. JONES, of West Dover, VT.
81 have been troubled from my boyhood with
clsrosc or hereditary lang complaint. Some years
SINCE early in the winter, l took cold, which as
usual settled into a severe cough, Wnlch contlh-
ued TO increase as the season advanced, although
L made use ofall the cough remedies had knowl-
edge Of My family physicians also prescrlo-
! ed for me, but experienced no rellef. during
all this time Was gradually running down, los
! ing flesh and strength, until my friends as well
as my self became very much alarmed, thinking
should waste away in Consumption. While IL
| Boston the spring following, | was induced t
try WlStars' Balsam of Wild Cherry. After o1st
dau' trial was sensible that it relieving me
| in ten days time my cough had entirely ceaseC
and Was soon restored TO health aud strength
[ have ever since kept the BALsAM in my house
and whenever any member OF my family has
cough or cold, it is Immediately resorted to. M
family should be without it !"
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE & SON, Il
Tremont-st., Boston, and for sale by Druggist
| generally.
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FLOOD AT New ORLEANs.-A New
Orleans dispatch OF Saturday gives
the annexed account of a severe storm
and food there:
- storm of wind and rain com
meuced here on Thursday night, and
has RACED ever since, with but short
intervals, and shows no sign of cessa-
ton. Continuous east winds have
backed the water of Lake POnchar-
train through the canals and SwampS,
until the whole rear of the city is in
undated with an unbroken sheet of
water from CIaibourne street to the
lake. The water is pouring over the
banks of the canals and is still rising,
The Pouchartrain Railroad and
several street railroads have been
obliged to stop running, the tracks be.
ing oyerfowed. The rains have been
heavy and general throughout the
State for the past week.
The wind is very high this evening
and is Increasing. There are three
steamers between here and Galveston
overdue. Several New York steam
erS are due, and there are serious ap
prehensions for their safety. The
telegraph operator at Fort Pike is
supposed to have been drowned. The
water in the rear of the city is still
rising. The people are descrtin:
their houses in that part of the city
and coming toward the river"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-13


DEMOCRACY AND REPUTATION. =
Senator Morton of Indiana. in one OF
his able speeches, gives the following
reasons why the accession of the de-
nocracy to power would result in a
failure to pay the national debt, which
are worthy of every thoughtful mans
consideration:
The Northern wing of the demo-
cratic party is composed chiefly Of the
men who opposed tne war, who sym
pathized with the rebellion, (many of
them giving actual aid and comfort,
vino opposed the creation of the debt
In the beginning, who declared that
the legal tender notes were illegal
aud worthless. who not only refused
to lend their money to the government
but endeavOred to prevent others from
doing so, and whose every prejudice
aud feeling is now hostile to the pay
ment OF the debt, and to the men who
own it, The Southern wing of the
party is composed Of the actual reb-
els; the men who waged war against
the government for four years; the
men who Invested their property in
Confederate stocks and bonds and
lost everything; they were subdued,
and are now impoverished, embitter-
ed and desperate. Is there any man
insane enough to believe that if these
men were placed in power they would
tax themselves in common with the
people Of the United States TO pay
our debt or the interest upon it? In a
moral sense, it would be impossible
Tor them to do it. Reputation would
follow inevitably from their accession
to power. There is only one condi.
ton upon which they would pay the
national debt, and that would be the
assumption by the government of the
rebel debt, placing it upon the same
foundation with our own. But this
would swell the aggregate to such an
extent that the debt could not be paid
at all, and Reputation would be the
final result. Is any man insane enough
to believe that these men would volun
tarily tax themselves to pay pensions
to the Union soldiers, and to THEN
widows and orphans without their
, own were provided for at the same
, time? That would be against human
nature. They would never provide
for the Union soldier except upon The
condition of the rebel soldier being
placed upon an equal footing and re-
ceiving the bounty and pension"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-13

MORE OF RUNS DONGS.-TwO men
by the name of Mcdonnell, father and
son, living in the eastern part of
Compton, went to Sherbrooke on
Thursday last, and returned after
dark to within about | IL miles of
their home, when it appears the rock
er iron to the wagon broke and let
the wagon down. One or both of the
men took the check strap from the
bride and tied up the carriage, ard
the old man, upwards of seventy years
of age, got in and rode home. When
asked where he left James, he replied
at Lennoxville swapping horses. At
another time said be was in Sher-
brooke Jail, at another time told his
oldest son that it was none of his bus
mess where he left him. The next
morning the missing man was found
dead by townsman at the place
where the wagon broke down. Cor
oner Woodward was notified, and an
inquest was held over the body. Yer
dict of the jury was that the man came
to his death by blow with piece of
the rocker iron in the hand of his ia
Their. There was cash on the side
of his face near the right ear that ex-
actly fitted the broken end of the
rocker iron found near the corpse, on
which was hair the color of the dead
mans whiskers. The father Was sent
to Jail to await his trial. The young
man leaves wife and one child
Stanstead Journal.