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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

49, sAseS
TO IL suoosas What rebuke i sufh-
oiens for suoh bare-faoed attempt. %
deceive tho people z
What has 81. Cloud or the upper.
country beon doing 70 protect its own
interests Absolutely nothing. While
other localities have been fighting u.s..
We have left Mr.. Donnelly to bear the
whole brunt Of the battle. Whom
have We sent 70 Washington to assist
him? No one. II the men who have
been 90 foully abusing Mr.. Donnelly
had spent : portion Of their time and
money IN going to Washington and
working there, they might have accom-
plished some good. .~.s :. -
Gov. Marshall appears in the inter.
ests Of the lower part Of the State, ue-
ing his influence a. the Governor Of the
State against St. Cloud and Northern
Minnesota. Aided by other influences
no is successful, and Mr.. Donnelly's
amendment is stricken out. These
same men who are opposing Mr. Don
nelly In Stearns county are Gov. Mar
shalrs friends and co.workers. Are
they laboring for the Interests Of North
err Minnesota 2 If 50, how 2 Gov.
Marshall is tho man who has done us
the greatest injury. Mr.. Donnelly has
been and is our friend. But when he
found that his amendment could not
pass the Committee, he introduced the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill in the
House without it, being selected fol
that purpose by the officers Of the road
themselves. -
! To be plain, this: whole movement
against Mr.. Donnelly is scheme to de-
feat his denomination for the gratifca
ton Of personal ends. With many il
is malice, with others it is hope Of gain
The public good has no part in it.
Will the people sustain any such com
bination? Are they willing to sacri
fee their own welfare to advance tn,
interests Of few men !? " @,'., o.
Another fact should be considered
No candidate yet mentioned from thi
portion Of the State has the slightes
possible chance for the Congressiona
nomination. This is apparent to al
who can in any wise appreciate the 20
litical situation. The usc Of candidates
names from this locality-though per
haps not 50 intended by themselves i
but dodge to obtain strength 70
candidates in other parts Of the distric
hostile to Stearns county. The lead
e.. srho urge local candidates do no
mean ,ohat they say 1t is but a trap
and will be found to be such. VIVA
is to be gained then by a change
| None of the lower candidates have an.
record sohateuer on the Northern Pa
cific Railroad question, and above al
are they without any record in favo
Of Northern Minnesota. As has bee'
fully demonstrated above, Mi. Donnel
" has both. To strive to defeat hi
nomination would be to wantonly throw
away certainty for uncertainty. Ar
the intelligent Republicans Of Stearn
county prepared to do this =?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

The LiJerte says that DE-. Pusey
has become I convert 70 Roman Catholi-
DIM, q.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13
Respect fully , ours, &c.,
4 J. ,s s. ]. NJ. GILMAN.

~. !" . rE s
Mr.. Gilman is too we'll known al
through the State to require any en-, en-
dorsement for big statements from any J,
person. Thus i viii b seen that lot
only vas M. Donnellv slaboring for tie Is,
success # this great route, but IL "a.
ak, vorkiHg direct To-. ne insere.s,
ct 81. CLouD. And this wss Il { time
when some qf the politicians Of 81.
Cloud wsrs travelling throughout the
country heapiog nalediotions upon M.
.Donnslly = head because ''he was op- !.
posing The Northern Pacific Railroad r.
And Aey ar doing tse ans ding
nop, IN spite Of the fact that Mr.. d.;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

ID " WAos N0A0pASV VA0A / was pEooeQt
at Washington last spring, before tho House
Committee on Pacific Railroad, when the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill was under
consideration before the Committee,
would state, that when Mr.. Branch and
myself reached Wash ington No found that
Mr.. Donnelly had offered and got the com
mittse to agree TO-. IN amendment to the
Northern Pacific bill, to the effect that the
road should start from tho head Of the Lake
in Minnesota and run ''via the city Of st.
Cloud" Tho Northern Pac,fc Railroad
men were in New York at the time, or most
Of them, but ~ soon ~ they heard Of this
amendment to the bill, they came back to
Washington in force, protesting against
the amendment, and insisting that it must
be stricken Of. The COMMITTEES was con.
,veoed to give them ; hearing upon the SUBJ
ject, and 1t that meeting in tho committee
room, Mr.. Branch, Gen. La Duo, Of Has
tings, Gov. Msrshall and myself were pres
snt, and many others. Mr.. Donnelly OK
planned the amendment, and gave his res
sons Why no had offered It, and why he
thought it should remain. The matter vas
discussed Ct great length, most Of the
time being occupied BY the Northern Pa
'ci6c men, who insisted that the amendment
would prejudies the success and perhaps
defeat the entire enterprise. Mr.. Branch
and myself were heard in support Of the
amendment, but upon the vote being taken
It was stricken ont. Gov. Marshall CO.
operated with the Northern Pacific men Il
hematter, upon the ground that he con-
sidered the road Of 10 much importance to
the State, that ito success should not be
jeopardized by forcing the company to any
particular points against their wishes.
That Mr. Donnelly acted ii perfect good
faith ID the matter, and from desire to
carry out the wishes and promote the best
interests Of his constituents, ] can have no
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13
A WAX WITH CANDID MEN.

Chairman Congressional Committee.
Second Distric
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

The Northern Pacific Railroad, 1
measure which = vital . the speedy
growth and full Development Of che
stats, has had il NJ. Donnslly one d
IL mos earnest, stssdfast and untiring
sappostsn. But Of this mattsr ws
speak = another artiels, giving facts
which cannot but sonvince candid mon.
Coming . matters Of : moro purely
loeal 1sturs, md without referring 70
applications fsr new post roates and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-13


suffrage, in preference TO the rule OF the
ignorant blacks and their oarpet-bag
allies at the South
/ repeat tina, the degradation OF the
suffrage is It's deslrueiiou, and those men
desire that tho people of this country may
become disguslea with this thing Of uni
yersal suffrage conferred upon this in
competent black race Of men--bocome
disqusted with II and rash into the arms
of a dictator; TO accept military despot
lam, welded by white man, rather than
submit to the semi-barbarous blacks and
their still meaner allies, the scallawags oil
the South. -.-.
/ thank you very sincerely for the
attention You have accorded me. lCries
Of "Go ONT It's very well for you TO
talk about Ego or" / have not the
strength TO 20 on very long. ! have no
idea that 10 this great crowd Of Demo
Gratis there 10 any conspiracy against
their Democratic nominee Tor the Vice
Presidency. CGreat laughter.] p.
/ know very well that you wish my
health TO be spared 10 complete tina, rev
olution that Is talked about by the kadl-
calls (laughter]. aud Knowing that yor,
desire that may live to be inaugurated
on the next All Of March as Vice Presi.
dent of the United States lcheers and
laurhter1, will take IL for granted that
YOU are. now willing for me to extend to
YOU my most heartfelt thanks for your
kindness and for the attention you have
given me, and to allow me to say TO you
good night and good bye. Tremendous
applause.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-13

Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 1914
Main street. and at Depot, head Of Main street.
es- Baggage Checked At depot, or 6y ne
private residences, or on board boats. to all
principal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
ASA HILL, PASSENGER Agent. Tot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-13
Memphis and Little Rock
RAIL IL q A ID.
OPEN TO MADISON.
Overland Route to Little Rock.

ON AND AFTER. WEDNESDAY. SEP
" TENDER Q, 1868. the train on the Eastern
Division of this road will run regularly as fol.
lows:
Come WEsr-Leaye Hopefeld Monday, We'd
pcsday and Friday. at 100 am, and arrive
at Madison at / o'clock pm.
COMING EAsr-Leaye Madison Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopefeld at o'clock Pm, and Memphis
at 1:D pm.
The Ferryboat NEVADA leaves the foot OF
Union street. at n IN. Trains at Madison CO..
meet with the Stage Line between Madison and
DuvalPs Bluff.
pB- Passengers leaving Memphis at am.
arrive In Little Rock at pm. next day;
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket
0iiice, in the city.
Preights for Madison or way stations, re-
ceived BY P. NJ. PATTERSON 4 CO., ut their
wharf boat, foot Of Union street, =,
Freight 20 way stations must be prepaid.
OFFIcE OF RoAD-12 jefferson street.
J. w. ROBERTSON,
153-f General SUPERINTENDENT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-13

Bel I've Daun1l Loaf Iobacco-..--...
Open Ring for Matched Horses
Finest and best BuEEy Team Of any ase; d,
without regard 20 sex OF color.-..--.---------S j
Genfiemen's Riding Ring.
Bert Gentleman Rquestrian lover fourteen
YEAR Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-13
GeneraI PuIes and ReouIationl


]. All Premiums will be paid in cash.
2. All premiums not called for within ten
days after the Fair will be considered donated
to the Society,
isno competition. but n certificate OF merit may
DO liven II the animal or article Is deemed
worthy.
4. All'entries must DO made prior 10 the day
Of exhibition of the same. =,
5. Articles which are the products OF the soil
must be entered in the name Of the producer :,
6. An entrance fee of ten per cent. on al
premiums Of ten dollars and upward VIII be
4. All articles must be marked With cards
designating number and class.
5. No person will be allowed in the ring who
Is mt the time an exhibitor.
Q. The gate of the amphitheater will be closed
In ten minutes after the call BY the Marshal for
each class of stock.
10. Exhibitors of thoroughbred animals win
be required TO furnish pedigreos when tho en-
try is made.
ii. The Association will not be responsible
for the safekeeping Of animals or articles, but
will exercise great care to preserve the same.
IL. Superintendent will be required to take
charge Of all animals and artc es. and see that
they are entered. ticketcd and arranged In
their proper places.
Is. The Awarding Committee, in all cases,
will be chosen ut the Fair, and they will be re-
CURED report in writins.,
IA. A blue ribbon will indicate the premium
and n red ribbon the certificate the latter de-
noting the second best.
is. One Of the Vice Presidents, or one of the
Executive Committee. shallattcnd eachA Award
ing Committee in viewing the different classes
of stock or articles. and the committee shall
make their report to such officer.
I6. Officers Of the Society, exhibitors and all
other attendants. except members of the press.
will be required tc pay their gate fees.
IL. No gambling, drunkenness or other i'm
morality will be allowed, and the strictest or
der and decorum will be enforced.
PRICES OF ADMISSION No money re-
ceived at the gates. Off .es will be opened for
the sale of tickets near the gates entering the
grounds Each Adult, so cents Children un-
der fourteen years Of age, 20 cents; Public
Hacks. per day, 50; Public 0mnibuses, per
1ay %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-13
Westward the Star Of Empire
Takes Its Way"
Secure a Home in the
Golden state!
THE IMMIGRANT
HON ESTEAD ASSOCIATION


INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS
i of the State November 30, 1867, for the pur-
BERS, and to encourage immigration.
Capital Stock, 100000
Divided into 100000 shares, at IS each, payable
in United States Currency.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers
imme diately upon receipt of the money. NO
PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE
THAN FIVE SHARES.
A Circular containing full description of
the property TO be distributed among the sub
scribers will be sent to any address, upon re-
ceipt Of stamps TO cover return postage, In
formation as to price Of land in any portion OF
the State, or upon any other subject OF interests
to parties proposing TO immigrate, will be
cheerfuly furnished upon receipt OF stamps for
POSTAGE. All letters should be addressed,
q Secretary Immigrant Homestead
A ssocistfOn," Postofficc Box Ne. 81, San
Francisco, California. sol
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
West virginia Recognized By the Dem
0erHtle PaFty.

A. tts DetnocTssls Sssts Con ssHtion, bsid At
WhsesHK 90 tss eth Instant the fsisoviBg reselO
uoE Sss sooPasd
E1ssissd Tbst vs 81 DsUosrhiE aod CoassFFH-
tive osASsBtiob here nsssss bed 6sclsfs lbs. -
regsro The 81 The SLAss VI Wssa Vksbls ~
Of tAs Unissd stAsss u America ~ fact ~
e0mPi'sssd sae - regarding Der, farther escisr'
our uLsilsTshls dstsTmihsIioa " atsibtsih bsf -
sucL, and 70 thS cad pledge ourselves 10 use GU
best efUrs 70 bot Guly msks her respectable, BAL
snke respected vita her older SISTERS.
Tie Dsbe<rsiie party SlSsys recognizes Ia s0gTs'
II time. whatever Il cannot ksiP. Il H hos Silliny
70 recognize the DslaEs Of BOsb, Ens the death .
Absalom. 10 the course Of another yssE il vii
recognise The sAIirs lsgNliiy 81 the Pressot stst
government u Tennessee tbs poser Of Congres
ever recoHstruct8eh, and ths Ssecssen II Uiysss
Gfaat 10 The Presidency .--FrsA saa RTsss.
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Cure Of GFeun.

An esebspgs referring - The TACT If doctor 10
HslaslbuFr ard tvo d hif Essissbv having died 81
ereSp ~ eans-qaenoe ct saesihg The bleed Sowing
during sunsessfsi operation Of trSsEeOtOny sisted
thai ths dissass IL always canssle By very sspss
FeaDsdy even vixen the pstisbt . on The Tergs Of
tuseastiou This e0nsists eEst IN applying waiter
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ha4 a. - BE- very psinisi 70 The hasd Of ihs opera
tss instant rsiisf AsiBg nsasly sfoFdss Ahsf tsis
has hssa eeagisasa Cor fsassn 70 thirty miRatsss
s. applied shils ssry bot she lei Cor some tine
The remedies are ts Be rspsstsd sAeGld The ssissk
resaTB 6ai ths SFitsF taies thai after snf ape
riass,s 10 hes never knaNn them n fail.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
oHAscERY COURT HUNTSVILLE.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
ON THE CASE.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FuR kSOX
COUNTY. TENNESSEE

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sessa Asa tsha u EssEsf
IN THIS CASE, IT APPEARING from
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hs3sst<s. Stitass u HSsas sd gaAs tsaSs~s 80
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
IN BANKRUPTCY
Is pistFitf - Ale eiis fss Ne
pgstTi<t - teHssssss.
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la tAs sAEt4F ~ rsU'.i bs-isy. BsEssaFt
Ess,sIa Bistgts, ,T TsSH-sss~. ss.
THIS Il To GIVE NOTICE THAT
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hsakTsttcs q a. btsti5 ga, see HLt4S
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heiaru ths haBss "a Rbtiigo safd District k
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istet. the - Day ~ Hzfehs u tas, 81 Siss
F.H D, N,DANHEL, Assss-HsuI
gzH ltsEt sad L. = Marshal tsT Eai4 Dlsirict.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1885.
Asi~~sse 49, nssas-srs AL Il F~sas aaIss D
~ sssst AstAA thsFsssf, ~ s~sAassss 3
BEANS STATION PROPERTY.

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
HE INSOLVENCY OF TIP ESTATE
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Btssrlyl cssI - I Us,iss Sss 81. Kassss B1tr
q TseHssss.
10 ths matter ., h.assi D.. treats B-VsssPt
TO WHOM 1t NAY CDNCkKN THE
shSstsstsss. lars 80 sya q sHoItts, fraBr.ses
hes stF - L sFps ~ A-sss - ts- -
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

afnf
THIS CASE IT APPEARING
fro~ the sHdarii Il Rab.sg Ptgktns. rps q ,As
yiaistIss. that William " snera. nrbsf q RsYHslds
aud JsAn u crnsisf. carh have femoveA FROM ash
side II the Stste rsars4-s, tat sAph zeal
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eftgrsI attach issss sEsest ssd essstss Rhieh
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puetlesssen bs as8s 10 hFewAlSws EueSvtits NhtE q
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sezaas said Sstse&aets apveaf tie nt term 81
the ctfrst ceHu Is be held fsF the casntF # kpes
,hs heass in knsstie, the seecsa Mssdsy 10
FsAtsssy Isas Thea Esi there rissd assurs ~ a.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

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tsz uui ss ~f skis taS 5fA ss tsaArY ssts
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thsfFs 3D. 3D. IA eltF e krsssis
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swsssr saasass ssi AH4esai hstsF tsfE
frsts asss ptsh syFrasHd sr4ars 500 NHs 20
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

n WILL SILL Al THE COURT HOUSE
u ksesssse ~ NssaAt Ne isss as Il rstse>fs sss
81 ~ tfas t eafR AL sssss tbst Nsisan fssty -
s e as sssstf s4elans - lsst, - rssls ftst seA
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syst - fkasss = ksisra " Wa, fsss5 sas sssessA-
n y kfasnxH saetis
lshsa tpHe eiHDs, Derpr sa-sin
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
CHAEcRRY COURT..sRVIERvILLE.
NOTICE.

csaIiss a. jsHs@ Asbiaisststss a.. q J. FsalAaA AAa
sfhrFs
A ND 1T APPEARING FROM THE
n sstsa AID II tisis EisiFa Yssas Waa F,r
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fsslsHA, rsnissa SasEs=n fssiasa, fafss fssass
AsStaSa fszsss HohfssSsGfs - Ssats III 4,
tssTssfs sssf%d hsi rshassa - asa fa taat
i've %esss H. EhsItie wis HsNspstet tAtiisbsA .
Is sie, fepAsssas Enttigths ssa
aest -tssaaais sPFsaf hisEe tie HsssaFiai tgssu
esaft ksl& a. SgseiS vt cks - ii hsaas
Ia Ses beft ca ks let aunass - Asiet, lss thta asa
PLEAD sasst aaJ 70 ks ei'siaa hss ta tits
a n. WOOD,
las RAJ Clara hiJ CsaetJ psatt.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

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