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p: iChoQp MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JANUARY s. 1868
haS fni0D .,eaan Of her pulse, and now a picture

haS fni0D ueaan Of her pulse, and now pictur
: In her absorption she had not motto
ca that Mr.. Etheredge had entered |
7 anu was observing her 50 intentlv A.
sno was gazing at thepicture. :"
"HaVe you been able to find an,
DOCKS you care about, bliss Linden p
:"N,to-yes," said Adriana, turnins
quickly from the picture, and wonder
ing how long Mr.. Etheredge had bee,
IN tue room. He stopped to pick u,
the books that were lying ON the floor
~ gu will not think me very care
fai, [,H,i With books. Mr. Etheredge.
"Ihey don't seem much injured Al
present., returned he. (Which will
"This one, thank you, said Adriaua
mechanically taking tho one he held
out to her. '
"Do you usually read the last volume
hrst :" asked he, laughing.
"No, did not see. I will take the
other" Wv
o.. ,, "bot this is another work altogeth-
Adrlana looked bewildered, but re-
covering herself, ond determined to sat.
'sfy herself as to the portrait that had
affected her SO deeply, said, with as
much carelessness as she could assume -:
III am very fond of paintings, Mi.
Etheredge, and you have some very
good ones here"
"Yes; ikenesses of members of the
family and of particulars friends"
.Adriana's heart gave great leap,
but she answered:
sit must be pleasant to have them
always near, reminding you Of the ab-
sent"
"P'easant and not pleasant, Miss
Linden; years steal on, and the pic
lures partially lose their resemblances,
or o. carry one back with a weary longing
1or the dreamy past till the day vision
comes to an abrupt termination with a
sense OF the present, and how the world
IS slipping away from US. This is por-
trait OF my mother, taken just before
her hrst marriage; you will see her
TINS evening, and wonder how that wa
wing chestnut hair and that laughing
face ever belonged to the old lady with
silver locks and quiet eyes: sSrhis,"
said Mr. Etheredse, pausing before tie
one at which Adriana had been gazing,
and liking a scrutinizing glance upon
her, lis my halfbrother, Mr.: Braddick."
Adrlana's eyes we're bent on the
picture; her hearing was strained to |
the utmost to catch the name she felt !
IN effort was required to hear Mr.. Eth |
eredge's voice, which seemed to her dy-
ing away in the distance. She loneed |
yet dreaded to hear what he was going |
10 say.
'Mr: Braddick ~ she felt an indie:
scribable sense of relief, and her next |
feeling was that Of contempt at her own
her own folly in absurdly
imagining that she had met with Dor
;rait Of Charles Cunningham at Ether
ID age Court.
She took up the books, but in spite
IT her eudeavors, her hands trembIed,
md one Of them dropped.
Mr.. Etheredge quietly aud without
'emark placed it again in her hands,
md she went away.
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CHAPTER v.

"Acu AuElaua ccScenQeQ to the
drawing-room before dinner, she found
rs:.Braddick, dressed with more than
usual care, conversing with stately.
old lady in soft grey silk. She had tho
silver hair and quiet eyes that Mr.. Eth
eredge had spoken Of, so Adriana had
no doubt as to her identity ~,~.
"This is Hiss Linden, mother" said
Mr.. Etheredge, rs Adriana advanced;
my mother-Mrs. Cunningham-Miss
Linden"
Adriana's selfpossession nearly van
iished; she had been divestiug her mind
Of! one coincidence, and blaming her
own credulity, and here was evidence
carrying her conclusions in an entirely
opposite direction to her late verdict.
She was altogether unpreparcd for a
second surprise, and her white lips trem.
bled, despite her. compression Of them
as she bowed. Where was she? Who
were these people? Then sudden
light flashed upon her she understood
it oil how could she have been SO dull?
the boys name, the indescribable attrac-
ton that had won her heart at once
Even to her intuitive feeling of rcpul-
sion to- Mrs: Braddick was accounted
to1; they were as strange magnetic in
fuences still linking her with Charles
Cunningham,
Was it mere chance that had brought
her hither? Chance? poh was there
such a thing? was it not wheel within
wheel making up the complicated ma
chinery Of life? Why should she dis.
arrange it? The drama Of life had to
be played out, why should she spoil one
Of its scenes by bad acting? No, she
did not understand the plot, she only
knew she was an accessory, and must
wait tor the rising Of the curtain, that
act after act might develop what the
END should be. q:
Things might take their course at
anyrate, her secret was her own. {; How.
she longed for, the quiet Of her own
room, that she might have time to
think, to decide. But theweary or
deal of formal dinner had to bo gone
through, with stilted common-places
for tho benefit OF the attendants.
Adrlana took whatever was brought to
her, and it was removed almost untast-
ed. Mrs. Braddick's conversation
flowed on monotonously as usual; she
had Mrs. Cunningham for listener so
did not notice ~-Adriana. Mrs. Gun
ningham mentally commented that her
daughter-in-law might have chosen a
more lively person to be with the chill
dren whilst Mr.. Etheredge alone
speculatcd upon the sudden change
that mad come over Miss Linden
However, the longest dinner must
come to an end, end tho appearance Of
Pearl and Charley at desert in honor
of grandma's arrival was hailed by
Adriana as seasonable diversion. -
She did not return to the drawing
room that night, but gaining her own
room, locked the door.
ssl For some: time she sat with her
hands pressed. tightly over her FORE
head, as if cndcavoring 70 collect, the
thoughts that were wandering hither
and thither.,,. She. felt4 il IS waking
dream vas she awake 81 asleep p
What an age IL seemed since morning !!
She might have. been in ) fever; the
/ words that she had heard might have
AxAIS u tEAH
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Good for Man or Beast,

DAM KILLER cuaEs son. THROAT,
Z rE&s ~ = -
F'7''ite ns'jSios fs D,1a, with =; R.;s f'.;:s;
IF you have Painters Collie,
|T|iI USE The PAIN KILLER.
MO Medicine is SO popular - <'-s
w.. As THE PAIN KILLER,
KEEP the PAIN KILLER always at hand.
n sou uha,Ja 1 Cough Of Cold, $y5:<l
L USE THE PAIN KILLER.
T OOK out and not be caught without a
IL Bottle of PAIN KILLER in the house.
7 EFT every body use the PAIN KILLER
u For Sprains and Bruises.
livery sailor should carry bottle Of
~ PAIN KILLER with him
DEMEMBER the PAIN KILLER is for
IL beth Internal and External use.
The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists
and Dealers In Family Medicines.
Ticknor, Tolman & Co., and s. Marlatt
Agents at st. Cloud. Sold by all drug
gists. n22-2m
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SURE CURE! s TRY IT!

SURE: CURE! 81 TRY IT!
Aliens Lung BaIsam
IL the Remedy to Cure all Luny Difficulties.
1t should be thoroughly tested Be-
using aay otker Rs1sam.r j, r-T-
IT WILL CURE WHEN AL OTHERS FAIL.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
DR.. A. L. scovill, formerly one Of the
Proprietors of Halls Balsam, says: 81
can truly say that it is by far the best ex-
pectereatg rehsdE T*ith whieh / am ~
quaintsd. For Coughs and al tho early
stages Of Lung Complaints, I believe it to
be certain cure, and if every family would
keep it by them, ready to administer upon
the first appearance Of disease Of the Lungs
there would be very few cases of Consump-
ton"
Sterling Bros, Druggists, write from
Carrollton, o., Jan. q, 1866: "Send us
stx doz., Aliens Lung Balsem. 1t gives
better satisfaction than any other medicine
We SELL"
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BANK OF ST CLOUD,
GENERAL BANKING AND Ex
= CHANGE BUSINESS TRANS
f. ACTED.
r. :. =
GOLD AND SILVER,
= LAND WARRANTS.
College sori, and Foreign Exchange
y = BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Particular Atss,taea given 70 csilse-
tieas, and Proceeds Promptly
,Renlttsa.~ -
Once open from sto ia. NJ, and i to
5P.x. -
81. Germain Street, St. Cloud, MINI.
H.. j. G. SMITH. Cashier.
st. Cloud, Sept. 16, 1867. VI
s. B. P1NNEY,
3 a N Kerr
AND 11crss.D D,AIrn M
FOREIGN &D0mESTlc EXCHANGE,
' isss se9iP: 1i'''"' o''-
Sight Drafts for sale on England, Ire
and and Scotland. and all countries Of
Europe, -
The highest premium paid for Gold, Sill
er and Foreiga Drafts.
Agent for ths sale ef
:i1s:: e ~ %.s:s s :sa &: the
Irish Ports.
Cellestions made, and proceeds remitted |
n day Of paynen.
0@e. eepos'se U: S. Land Office,
IT. CLOUD, MINI. !
T. O. MCCLURE.
BuA N K p Rs '':'''
AID L10EHSED DEALER INr
Exchange, Land Warrants, Agricul-
-eo1aA College Scrip, County, Town,
: -, ana statsl. Orders,
y \ -AIso-l |
:Sti~.. /
OeaAe1- In Real Estate.
Collections and Remittances promptly
lade.
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RATES or ADvRRr1s1Ha.

.Logalaad0oVeF1nSntAd voE dl0NSAt, ,71 eontsp0f
sqoass for The arst insectioa. aud s73Sssnts pr
s9oaFe lbe acA11hseqasnt inseStDn.
! Atsoensyj ordssi1g In legal advsrtisSnsnts ars
regarded accoanteNstor the cost Of tho sans Nh.
- there - lspscial aSrsensAk 10 eha1He The aans
Q another paIlI. IAyHsnt Ii al cases 20 IS made n
aavaaeS OF upsa delivery VI the amdavit. Il
Local Neses, u cents pes line to trapsl1nt, and
looSnhpse nSs to regular, advSe etissrs. 81. 81!
1. Notice ogaDath tEmple an0eAncsnsntl4S . cents;
ituary notices, sssnts pss line; marriage notice,
eent1. ~
N political, religious orotasr notices, : esas
asnS
81 Special 1aass .d.srtissnsats to b inserted At
- agreed upon. -. t~sl
~ Yearly sdssrtiae.s to pay quarterly. -.
a d aagssasn must pay N advance, or give sasas-
.s1tesy yrsesgps. y -
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My arrangements With ono Of the Oldest
Importing and Jobbing Houses of the East,
and having = buyer in the market all the
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Merchants will find bargains at
oil times IN my Store. v9nl8-1y
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O. +. GARRISON,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
sT.CLouD, MINI.

Having had twenty years. experience
ten in Government survey,-1 hope to give
satisfaction in oil branches Of Eneiueerine.
Pine and other Lands entered and taxes
paid for Non-rssidents, and full deserip-
tion given from personal examination.
Particular attention given to Plans, De-
signs, Specifications and Estimates for
Buildings, &c.
1EfERS TO
Hon. Stephen Miller, Ex-Gov. Minnesota,
H. G. Wait, Register q. 8. Land Office,
G. A. Gilman, Receiver " "
W. B. Mitchell, Ex-Receiver /"
II. G. Burbank, ESQ.,, Merchant,
Z. c. Mcclure, ESQ.,, Banker,
L. Gorten, ESQ.,, .e
Hon. L. Nutting, Surveyor Gen. St. Paul.
Once over Edelbroek's store.
Maps Of stearns County for sale.
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UNION MILLS
.. ....
Flour and. Feed !. Store.

THE Proprietors Of tho above Mil1shave
Il opened : salesroom in. the large ware.
house on st: dermain street, adjoining the,
Express Office, where = constant supply Of
~+'v~:
FLOUR.
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FOR PRESIDE
FUK fkESIUFNIf
GEN. U. S. GRANT
OF ILLINOIS.
STATE TICKET.

Pr E4rsttrs Of Sat,
Ed. WRIGHT, OF Cedar County.
fbr AUDITOR Fl Sd1.
loHN A. ELLIOTT. OF Mitchell county.
F5r Tftassrsr ef Sat,
SAMI f. RANKIN, OF Washington County.
m Rsgsasr 81 Sri. Lasd oaies,
c. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
F1r Aaorxeg Gensrai,
HENRY OiCONNOR, of MaseAtine County.
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
ygt,s 0;serfs 20 EoR1E W AecRARY
sY,,ad tssytai--goL. WILLIAM SMITH.
tf.g,tk Issrssf ~NILI IAN LorGHEIDdf.
ffJfh Dfsir5.t FRANK ". PALMER.
18th DiHrf.t---
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TESTIMONIALS.

Hbn. 0RORGE w. WOOBW ARD,
casf Jmstscs Of ms sasrsm< Gh9t ~ Pssns yioania,
vrt4
FhIzietehia March is, 1897.
Il and Hooh.nds - 6srmsa Bttefs is .
good tonic. n.sful IN disease. u %. dis...
of debility and ~ant bsrvons action tue s,stem
Yoars truly GEO. W. WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THO MPSOy.
Jadge Of tie kppreme Court II Peansyrsnla
pAiiadeiph pil "a, 1866.
AZ consider fHoohaud's Ger Asn Bit.,s'a rdfpabs
sediae In II attack Iadixsstion Dyspepsia.
can certify this from IN, experience Of II
J.sss THOMPSON.
Frsn Rev. JOS. H. kENNAhD, D. D.,
PHstor ef tie raals Bpafst canrci, Philadelphia.
D., JackzoH- peaf ftfs- have b. 20 frrqasniiy re-
qu~tsd Ia come my mans With recamns.k tasIous Of
= ont q NJ aOsroeu >sss 'sheve.i ha.. h
va,i01a iaetancs.. apdGlLn - p.rsacrlsriy IN nv
ovl iAay q II. ussfulness u Of. Roodands asrnaa
Dfssvs depart for IRON my usna' to
ptsn ny MI eonsictios sst Js 1ruf ds&tty ~ Ne
asd rajsahe pwpDesn In II may al. but
usnAlly doabt not II viii be very bsAsctai 70 thee
Who suffer BON th& aboss caus,
j. n xEaxARD
RshtA below Coates ri.
Rfons Rev. y. D. Kendall,
xsaaaat sdioy L1sI,tiaa tzsasirt<. jsaaA afpA!A.
Thtyc dseyed deridsd ,i-pcbt rom The OF unofr
Ian 2. 0ssfAn steers and f-ea my pfsi egg 20 recr.
nsad fhea y . valuable tosc - all who sse sai
fsslas iron. g.s srsl dYtity or from disess arsine
fto dsrsnssH Of y . assr;
In. fEspALL-
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THE Democrats have nominated four rebel
soldiers for CongresSin Mississippi and one Of
Andy johnson s1read-and- butter minions.
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The Chicago lost says that the Northern
soldiers who will run to the New York
q Consers a.iss . Eaeash Convection are
mainly the ones who run avaS FROM the Rebels
during the var.
That is empha.icaly the case 10 so far as
the dele CATION from this State 10 concerned
for iour-6fths Of them resigned before the
war was over. and We don't remember any OF
them Who bear honorable acars ~ tokens OF
their bravery on the field of battle.
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PRICES :

Ho< AnA's 0eFnan HHt4ss, pr battle. 60
:. sssa.t = z. hssf dcssn. ....- 8 %
noo1ands 0srea foBtc. pns sp IN qnsrt heetiss 20
~ boets, o. b4f dessp ~
0spp t0ttssetto sxanlns wsti shs aftieis 3oa bay,
In rs4es - sUetke esDaInA
F.r salssy "a 0r.sgssss $50 Deassss
~ Heaaeinea- Z
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CuAss and Feseeuden, botk e 6ecrstaf'ss
81 The Tressury, have urged the Prssidsns .
r.,.io Mccullough in the position. Bat ne
presidens's organ, the Natiosal lsessss2
.till continues 70 pitch into iss
utmost 6ercsnsss, and it i sup3ooo
p.rinr the Democratic mind for iAs aeaes o.
the President in his removal.
The ou;cker the better, ~ ve, NJ 80
.na.n .nd Chase to the contrary, notw'th-
.,.na;cg. We have never regarded II. Nc
rn,lonsh 4 either capable or honsat, and hs
M savsys pf6yed ! superssfsicaAbis mex
.oi,,le for our Ny Policy President, and de-
nerves tosbe kicked out Of Office on general
PRINCIPLES.
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JrucE BcsrEEp, of Alahams, who has
been claimed as Chase man, bias recently
published letter earnestly endorsing the
nor,ina,ionhf Grant and Colfax.
| George Alfred Townsend, who has been
reported as Chase uss. cnd about to es-
tsblish paper to advocate his aec.ios, aas
also come out for Grant and Colfax over
his a~a signature.
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SouSp.-In his Washington letter. week
or two ago, to the Philadelphia Press. Col.
Fornsy makes this pointed remark: ..Until
Ulysses S. Grant took command Of our ar
mics, rebellion WAS confident Of success. Tn.
til Ulysses s. GRAFT took command OF the
Republican party, the Democratic psrty was
equally confident Of success. And ~ be- In
ished the first, 30 viii he finish the seco..1. !"
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JOHNSON, for whom seven Senators Of the
Republican, party sacrificed themselves,
shows his appreciation Of their devotion by
vetoins the bill for the admission of Arkan-
sas.
We.lsll now have az opportunity Of learn
ing how many Senator. sold themselves in
fee simple and psrpesually to johnson, and
how many undertook only Cor The one job, Of
saving him sca,hless against the constitution
. D .nAlsg Of his crimes.
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If these 5000 aud 81 500 clerks in Wash
ton are really ia earnest in the conviction
that they can't stand it on such rneagre sal
aries let them resign, and 20 home, and they
will end fifty better men ready 10 tsketh
piae es each one of them, and glad of tbs
chance.
GEs. JAMES B. sTE.DaAs heads the Cop
psrhead delegation TO the National Conven-
ton from Louisiana. and is working for the
nomination of Johnson, to whom he owes
his political prominence.
He and others are trying 70 secure solid
delegation from the Rebel States in favor Of
the renegade Moses.
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| JOHNSON ha. vetoed the bin passed by both
| Houses Of Congress for the restoration ri
| Art ansas to her original status in the Union.
| OF course, this isin aceordsnee vah Rebsi
aud copperhead policy, which insists that
the Rebel States ahsli not be restored to the
| Union unless they come back under the con-
| troll Of tile traitors who fought four years to
destroy the Union.
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TT "Z''tf y = = '. 80
John n. bRAfKk, Of iI-arl County.
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Dool rrrEr, who vas thoroughly rampant
Republican till johnson turned renegade 70
the party and carried of lev Of its vermin
With him, recently made speech in New
Jersey, abusing the African race snd insist
ing that they arc not entitled to the common
rights Of humanity, for the reason that then
physical structure differs quite materially
from that of Mr.. Doolittle, in the opinion Of
the said Doolttle.
Having no personal interest in the question
we would imply susgest, if senator Doolksls
would say great deal lees than be does he
would not SO frequently call the attention o.
the public to the very abnormal. longitudinal
DEVELOPMENT of bis ears.
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vINEGAR.-PRussIH6.s CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and 10 preserve pickles
ri Preniun awarded 1t the 2. Fair Illinois etsse
Fair snd Chicago CITY Fair Largest WORM Of the hind
IN the United ststw.
cHAs. q. \. PRUssIHG,
sp1sieodsm ssaAsaf Ishe-,t- CHICAGO.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
- FArRsAsk = 1. sr1 Nd. soA'Hs
Yairsanks. Greesieaf 4 Co.
aas and 2es LAEss
~ CHICAGO
% aarfet street ct Louis.
ssroceries.
,AY, A.LkG : cAi Gealr.sIs dfpesss. orsrrs .rvn
- couutry merchants prompJ flisd aud At tee lov
prices, ~ and 80 Rsndciph street.
C1ARRISUNN { BRKMftEK, I5pceessors - II Il
L Thomp-oul Wholesale Hfoesrs. flS sad lis Water
trset, Caicsso.
Hardware.
aRBsS sB aI 81 SONS. 10 .naeiph ssrest, Whole
ssss ,s,s ,s. .ss:' s.
tud HaEe frpts. q
N6ARKLsY. AtLis1 = CO, imiars.r- .na JnpbAt Q.
vi Had ssrs and ossisry. 81 Lsks street Aansfse,
farers OF Wire cioth. E-yes, H,adies, IA.
MILLER, BkJ's KEEP, Tnpoitsrs spd Jobbsrs In
NJ Hsrdsare. Cutlery. AainstuIa roo.s. As-ney for
Ansfic.n sils q, ana wbeens Ais. 81 Stats
Hats, Caps and Furs.
II Eth BaorssRs, HATS, dsfs sad Far., ailLa.ry
~ tsf sfrs~ gepds, D 1aio R,tes and Buck a-eds
Babrsiia., Para o.y. ar, u sfti II Lake street.
Iron apd sieeI.
II Al, kIMsARx ca, inporters .ed psalsrs 10
Iron. steei, Nsis and Hsssy Hardware, ", 50 aaa
u Al1iig4n asvhse.
Lsisps md Fvuit Jars.
- p.sLo IN CO., uisa~,f., uhsnas tara &c. a.
-. sale 1t Close asurts. = - CTS, .trtst
Lumber, sash, I'in,,1ax, DE.
NEwMAs, LEWIS seawALr. ptznlns II il. s.h
~ and Door factory, and Lau.bsr Yard, Cages
P0Bn6.sa.
NMchinery.
NuK Gu WEsrss MIG co En,ins !, Panp,- WroavIi
~ Iron Pipe, " ss.bie Iron caai1s. Steam Warming
4ppNsf 10 , J.nerson street.
WALEosfA, TWoHIe ! yERsE Irpnr Pipe and
.r ss. .i La. ~ .sss
OILS, Paints and 6Iass.
,HAsE, HAsVoRD i CO, 10 Mater.
a. su.i,.I. FOR OIL. Paints, s.rl.h siass and Axis
| EsIs, Ham 60 sell PAINT, us, ,asni.hes and
| - Winiow ti..s. ehsspsr tssn any hossss in tina
Sorth~e.t % = a6 ints Mstvrstrs.t
asOofLas slaier.aIs.
| IUu,TAcRE i RlIMoSD, Platte sl.ie Eo,fs
o.l Tsr. fi,sk a..1s i, "a Washington street.
s1oOfllsK >IaIes.
1 DTRyLE, sirsen eao K Il ao1nns SAFE, he col,
| hoass in the Wet keeping srg. supply pras teal
.ist.rs furnished whitasrs Raynsnd ie6 w.shington
afreet
saddIery Dardware.
| DRiUnAA, aOupYEAR : H1vKa, OcasR sud Sad
- dlsry asrdwAye. Leather, Habs, epekss anl benz
n.rsss ssrs, ssnss Axiss Bs'ts aad ha'isasls Iron
| fj1TDEa . IAi, 3 and q L4Is sfFest, M.oaiao-
tursrs and Dssisn Il Lsaaa1r, Carriage Goods end
s.ddl.xy Hass. srs,
seamless Fhsssl ST sEe %.
~ RG0V Z Ut .-SS..@-.--- o. C
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Tng complete repodiation of the Chase
movement BY the World, which sAys that it
had no design in advocating = change Of
policy to insist upon the nomination OF Judge
Chase as the man 10 lead the Democracy un-
der the new policy. indicates very clearly
that the stold ranks of the unterri6ed old
pro- slavely anti war and Sscesh Democracy
are marching on under ths-banuer Of Pendle,
ton TO triumphant nomination in July and
an overwhelming defeat in November.
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compoee this 0oau1nn NJ oafeehn Ao1oe
from the leading nxns h Ch1unos r ~
whose extsnsivsope salions snd W3desPfea3
reputation en1itle than to TIA fxst saaki -
commerce. 1hs business cards Of these
sstablish1(ne In their seyeal tAdp kevg.
been clissihed In alphabetical crdek, icfih-s Z
Ing . comprehensive syssPsis u abaliuD
Information, upon which our murhan1e
q rssy: !, -,
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i kasai Inpisa<Ats, missile ahstns, es4 Irons,
Wagon M.ksss vo.e ssssk. Isl 9. M.ssr .srsss.
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ssass I'm s sssi Wool In "a 81 s ss-s s ~
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i. and f,eAisvs in 1evsr nnsu earsts~s, Lad War
raat.. Land Scrip. and pssios RAAto.d Eoads
Belting and lsuAber Gee<Ia.
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II lag Hess eli esr kssr otstnp. sose1 . Over
shoes, Druses. ~ 80 esstonsss AsselsA ad sii Hub
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sArsssssf. q hria~srs, q reported 10
hAs' saia ihAi u M |, smoat..ie parlj hoai.
hssr rhs.h Ne siil hsse 10 suppos. lin, bus
hen he 4 - Y be sSs't make big 6eh,
sss'ast putting summer on thsy Democratic
ticket for ries Prssi1sa,.
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Crsekery and Gfassw are.


DuRtEr TfRsKLL, Importers snd Jsebrrras
ID UbinS, GIAas, and Essthsn Wsv~, 70 ~ Iaks
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A&OOHas Materials.

DCRYLE, s;reep aad h u aoJnng States be unl
hoas@ in the We keeping large supply psa t,e,
sist~rs furnished whifasrt Raynnnd, 1876 W.shingtc
afreef
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
Failure or q Bauk-Crime.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 6,-The Guyoso savings bank,
the Oldest In the city, suspended to-day. 1t Is
understood the liabilities exceed half a million.
willis Hail, a fireman, was arrested to-day at
the instance Of his wife, charged with raping
his step daughters, aged IL and 10. He was COM
mitted In default OF a. 900 bail.
The appeals Little Rock special says the Com
mittce on PenitentIary made report to the con-
vention to-day, which, among other things,
charged the last Legislature with sending a del.
egation to Washington to revel In debsuchins
drunkenness, and thus squander large amount
Of money collected by taxation. Phelps, white,
and Mason, negro, wanted time to make minor
ity report, as they could not subscribe to it, es-
peciAlly In reference to the treatment OF prison.
ers. Cant also wanted further time. He thought
he could show that conviets had been whipped,
under the present constitution, to death. The
report was made the special order for Friday.