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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

LoNDoS. Aug. ls.-The london Hs,ald
To-day thinks that many abler Am.r;s.ns
NAN Stevens hes lately been lost. hut ths,
me Republican party will long feel sh.,
my could have spared . better man.
s, Aug. ls.-lt il officially an.
ovuness .nss Switzerland has summarilv
s9ec,eo any preposa! Of France locking "a
an alliance With that now. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
WISCO

JANKsvrLLE. Aug. l,.-M,. u
vas instantly killed on Sa. n,,.. M a,.,.
1t Shapiro. bya whirlwind A .esnn ~,
waa carried twenty-five feet h;,h a,s k sas,
0nietured. Eighteen stacks ri .e";s "a
uarn were completely destrovsd Ts. 49,
~. NJ "Fnno shundss end liehtnine a o.
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Universiay o. virginia.

THB 45,h. SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will begin on the lot ~ Of oct 1853 and end on
the Thursday before the 4th OF j. oily 1889.
The organisation OF this Institution ia very com.
pete, smbrssing extensive and thorough courses Of
instruction In Literature and Science and In the
professions Of Law, Nsdcisc and Engineering.
ing and poke, money-of the Ac adsnic student
es6e Of the Law student Sa65, and Of the Medical
student 4395.
For particulars eend for Catalogue to VIM. wsr-
tenbaksf, Sec. or 8 NAUPIN.
Chairman Of the Faculty
r. q. University OF Virginia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Aug. ls.-Ths funeral Of
Ars. Senator Trumball yesterday was
!erssly attended. President Jehncen and
Secretaries Seward, Browning ana Randall
were present.
Gen. 0saats Chief Of Stat 10 Quit. IN
itoo hsnssrhags sf the lungs. ="
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

,;, m,oioMaA. Aug. l7.-Ths House pas.., !.
, u. n" ..s negroes on . equal frntine win
,,oS..;n on 90 the tax law passed without %
rolao any funds, e ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

E&@1xIoo
1865. SKINNER Armament. 1858.
Trainsru BY Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utee faster than Davenport time.
|nNAND AFTER MONDAY MAY II, 1863,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays sxcspted) - follows
Going 8ast-1st Mail train at .......s 05, 4. =.
Sd Night express. 1913 Is, ?. \.
Ostng Wsst-1st. Express and Nail for Des
Moinse and Washington, I. Is An.
Cd, Mixed, for Dss Moines and
Muscatlne. .6.JOP.a,
Arrive at Davenport daily. Sunday excepted
From the East-1st Night express q. & q, 4 =
I'd Daily Ex. 3 mail. q 0S, ?. 4
From the West-lst Mixed from Dee Monies
ID. E.prsss fro. Dies Heisss
and Wsshinston. ...e.osp.n.
couRUcs1oHo.
A. Chicago With all Eastern Reuteo.
At Joliet with e. 4. 4 8. L. r. r. fer Bloo0.
ington. Springfield, be.
At L.S.lls With l. G. R. r fer DanlsisA. 81
Louis, Cairo, &c.
At Pond Creek with Q. b. ! q. 3. \. for Bur.
lington, Keokuk aud Quincy.
At Peoria with p. P. L J. R. r. be.
At Des Moines, Iowa City, and WashinRten
with Western Stage Co. . Stages, for ell points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaehes on ell Night trains. Throueh
eipai Eastern Cities and Towns.
PA. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chicago.
A. KsnsAIL. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
H. h. HiLls, Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport, Ma = 1885,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

y Telegraph. August ls.
Flour-Firm with fair business.
Whest-Unchanged, fall ranging from 400 TO
2.3o.
Corn Unchanged at 92Qes
Oats-Steady a 5lQ5s
Rye-Unchsngsa 1t LIS.
Provisions-Quiet
Pork-29.750:o.c 90 p.r barrel.
Bacon Shoulders. lsa0lsI1 clear sides.
rt91fl5.
Lard Sitter. Held q 1875
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

NEWCOMB HOUSE.
(LATH Ii CLAIRE HOUS4)
Davenport. Observation-Disclosures. .1ow0
This HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF
y the business portion Of this city. and but one
BE- spsn for the reception Of guests On
Wednesday. April l6th, lsos.
tsnsivs additions. among which q dining hall 4ex
70 feet, an once s4xSe. Large pleasant Paslors.
Sample foons for Agents, and ample accemmoda-
tons for over 20 guosts. II being furnished com
plste with new modern styled Furniture. and Steam
Cooking kenges. the Proprietops feel warranted II
offering 70 Families. Tourists and the travelling Pub
lie, an attractive desirable stopping place. one ofthe
3est In the West.
PENNIMAN. sIGLRY 4 co..
apriS64Wtf Proprietor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
Toledo Mmrket.

BY Telegraph Aug lie.
Flour-Sales Of new at II .oolll.50.
WheAt-A shade lower, safes Of white Mich
gan, all; amber Illinois, 2.2l No. 2 spring
It's.
Corn-Held At l.o4 for No. l.
Oats-Steady at 2,57 for No 1.
Rye-Salss Of No. l 1t l46
Lake Freights--Firm and unchanged.
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NuEErlEQ.D
Scientific Ochoo1 ~ Vale College

NEW HAVEN. CONN.
TTHlS DEPARTMENT OF YALE COL.
- lege is dssigned for the professional traia-
ing Of eogiDsere civil. minise and meohanicsl)
chemists. metallurgists. agriculturists. etc.
and also for the education Of young men 10
physical. mathematical and natural science. and
the modeln languages. preparatory to other
pursuits in life. The annual Report for 1858.
containing full information. will be sent on a.
plieation to Prof. ID. g. Gilman, Ssoy. alSdlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

CLARK SEMINARY.
NLARK SEMINARY, IN BUILDINGS. FAC
~ ulty, Patronage, and oil facilities for Pre-
paratory. Scientific, Classical, ana Commercial
Studiss. the leading seminary in the Northwes,
Teachers. fifteen. Pupils las, year, over 800,
Eleventh year opens Aug. 81. For Catalogue.
address REV. q. w. QUEREAU, d. D.,
augl5- deod2w- AVN Aurora. in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Oaveup~rs Market Report.
Ory1cs or rns DAvsSposs DRss caAf,
August, 18th. 1865.
FIora--whoIsssls, tio.4o; retail, ell.oo
wnsAs-New. No. !. el.eo6l.ssaNo. 2. $3.50.
0Ars-N.~. 4,a4s; Old, soc.
RYE-New $40
C0ax-soc.
Oxious-65
PsrAress-New. slac. Old zoe.
Bvrsss-3o@35e. peril
Gsss-l7ke.
Gssss Arrr.s-el.75 per bushel.
Prairis ts.co0s.0o per ton.
CoAL-Soft -ls@l7 eslts per bushsl, from
x 4a."..s.a.yy . e sls: 90 per ton
CAlcsss Markes.
y Telegraph Aug.
fleur.hfn and in good demand. Receipts.
s.?A2 eels; shipmsnts, s,l7e bbls.
Wheas-Firm, With gsod shippine Asnand:
No; ., I;74ols5. elosins = i.75 i.GOl SIX
sellers the month. Sales 10. I q IS, -
Receipts. lc4. $50 bu; shipasnts. 1881 bu.
Corn = Active and nrm, tending upwards !;
No. !. saL@loo-lsrge sales at the latter price,
At which the market closes; No. ., 9s1<Qesk-
closing at outside prices. Receipts, l70, 5,4
Blu shipments, 2e2, 053.
Oats-Active and better; firm at 5sL cash,
SO sellers the month. Receipts, 40, lac
blu; shipments. q, ll6 bu
Rye rm'and in better demand at / .29 al 81.
Receipts, % ,s0I bu shipments, Is. 900 bu.
Bsrley-liigher and salable at Leo for No. .
in store. Receipts, 800 bu; shipments. none.
Provisions--Quiet. and prices almost NOM
inal.
fork-2e, e512e5o
Bulk Meats-UnchangeI
Bacon-unchsnged.
Cut Meats-Nominally unchanged
Hams Quiet
Lard-1s.
Whisky-ileld higher, Goa IS in bond
Freights = Buoysnt. The charters to day
number 10 Corn &c, wheat sI0loc, and oats
8: 10 Buffalo.
Chicago Live sock Market.
By Telegraph Augustls
Recspts-Cattls - cars; hogs, 81 cars. sheep.
| I cars
Cattie-E1trs. s.5e0s75; good to choice,
5.oo9&s7l stockers, =. 0og4.26.
Hogs-EItra. s.62110s.75; good to choice.
s00@950.
sheep-Dsn. Extra, 4soQ47s soa mon Il
eocd. a.oo04.a6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
milwaukee, Market

BY Telegraph. Au2ustls
! 'Flour-Dull and lower XX city 9.76; Xxx
county $50 extra s.62i3
Wheat-Dul and nominally unchanged.
Corn--Dull and nominal At 90.
Oats--Duli at 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
the SISTERS q cnARIT
or THE
NJ ES4ED VIRGlN

Deeire to iainrm their fsnds in Davenport, ana the
public generally that their Academy will reopen on
9ONDAY. AUG 18TH, for the reception Of Young
ladies % bOrdcrs. haifboaraess and day scholars.
tutes good English education French, German
and Latin languages nusic on organ, plano, harp
oIs, Acncchromatic md Pasteie painting, embrod-
and Main "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

AL MIRA COLLEGE.
Greoaville, Bond County. HIS.
A FIReTCLAsS SEMINARY ron YOUNG La
"A dies. In efths most beautiful and healthtul
locations In The Wcst, will open the sth Of Sep
tsnber next. Address Rev J. B. WHITE
Principal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
sc OFT T HOW Sic.

sc OFT T HOU s e,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
RHlO HOUSE HAS ONE OF THE FINEST 10
! eatieas. Il fronts the River, and oommands Z
view Of The Aisessippi Bridge, the Arsenal. and I
long stretch 81 beautiful scenery up and down the
munity, and where the traveller may expect 10 and
al the comforts Of FIRST CLASS House. compri.
cling clean rooms, clean linen. bountful table, and
Dro1pt atteation 10 al reasonable wants. This
House 10 pronsanesd [by It, patroAs)
The Best Two Dollar House
West u New York City.
L. p Hunpnnsv Clerk. J. Z. HUnpnnDv Prop.
Free Onnibus to and from the House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
AMERICAN HOUSE.

BODAONs. AASC
THE Largset First Glaze House In New England. -
i Vertical Railway, suits and Single Apartments,
with Bathing and Water convsnisness; Billiard
Halls, Telegraph O0ce, and Cafe.
LEW 10 RICE SON Propr'e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
College ef Tho Christian Brothers

~. I.ou1s, Ne.
WHE ODJRCT Or THIS INSTITUTION Is TO
AFFORD students tho means OF acquiring thorough
collegiate education. whilst the Commercial Depart.
ment o6ere rare advantages 10 young men DESTROYS
Of entering on mercantile pursuts. The next SEES
sion will Commence On the last Monday in August.
Applicants for admission will do we'll 70 DO in time
For particulars, address
ang6-dQm r. " EDW Ann prcsidept
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

etadss will ~ resumed on the Arst Of Ste pember.
1858.
Catalogue containing all desirable insoru nation
picatiou. Address
Rev. W. coRBY. s. q C.. Pre.v,
jy3i-d Notre Dame p o.. st. Joseph Co, Ind,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
\ Day school for Bove.

Separate from the othefs. has lateiy been opened,
In which the above mentioned branches are taught.
TBRMDs
Board and Tuition per quarter. SO %
Half Board and Tuition ,.,...,,.95 9
Tuition ise Day Scholafs.' ffon Is % 10 20
Payments required quarterly in advance From
this rule there will be deviation Further inf0r-
nation can be obtained ct the Academy, situated On
Eighth street. between Brady asa Main. [suei7-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
ST. ANeElA's ACADEMY,

8eOe.sess.
WTTH THE BUILDING AMPLY ENLARGED.
w grounds extensive aud highly improved, aud
thorough system Of teaching, the above institution
ths year, renews iis claim ON public patronage
The discipline 10 aid but effective An terms rea
sonable, Wis Size per annum. For all particulars
address Mother Superior, as above. augi-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
THE 0CHOLASTlC 0ENNlON
OF LIE
academy Of The Sacred Heart,

THE FIRST EDUC ATIoNAL INsrITU rIoN IN
L Missouri establishment in 1919, will commence
tie session on TUESDAY. septem Der list
For farther particulars apply to
MADAME J. GALWAY. Superior
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs. COOKIES FRENCH And ENGLISH
1v1 Boarding and Day School.
FOR YOUNG LADIES'.
At7Ys Wabash Ave. Chicago, will reopen wsdnes-
day. Sept 18th, 1858.
For circrars apply 10 the above address. BY letter
o. otherwise susff. dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
LOWELL CAnD co.,

ossvssy lsseslpesa. ~ Cssssa "a Wss1sa.
looooom = Mean oeseet, I0WulA Nan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

WSNlG DC cut on. and the Afflicted be ..
stored 70 health
The matter is vsry simple The stomach 10
tas headquarters OF the BODY, the central point
1.-THE system. II 10 from this that all good and
ssi er-cts 70 out TO bless or curse ita posseeacr
Nsse II clean. put il in good running order.
treA' II handsomely, and there will be no more
aiseAss than IN the solid rCcko Of the granite
NUS Werepeu IT, that Schcnek's Seaveed
Tonic viii do this for the sto mach. II il nature
oomsns 20 rescue OF man in his peril.
a.. warn me nature aud condition of disease are
.aosoasn,s underatsod. I, will be seen that the
snat tne doctrine We brie NV inculcate ia the trpe
one, and that the medicine We advocate /. ~.
cisely adapted to the doctrine Thous.nae =,
reeonstructed stomachs'' in nearly everv So.
Ia the Union. will gladly testify 10 this. ana
prAse, 4" they should. the marvellous virtues
OF Schenck's Sesweed Tome
why At lcas eight people in ten ought n M.
his Tonic may he stated:
IA. because your stomach 10 out of order And
va. s"oner or later. uuless aided. break down.
M, necsase You done have half the enioy
y. me That you might
"a Because your blood i, NOT rvr. ard ...a
ssy time W sHise disease At
na, Because yon cannot thinh. or ae. ., a.
as'n'ns IN business or out. 80 well A. II xou
ere In the condition this tonic will D,.c. "a,
.au sssong to have sound mind" and ia. ~
a., ~o count as we'll as those about YOU
.v.... nscsase this Tonic is within the m..r. .,
vnnfs One ''regulAr'' .'doctor'.s Ia; m
ras pay Tor half you would use in : ~. I'LL
.,isa .easous. and becauses. mish, - ,.",s;
a.. aaena,tely and each 10 a. tsas \. ....n
Sch.ncssa. without contrsd,csio, s.n:
sersron seaweed Tonic IL one ef The .... ..s.
~ .s;.. Wat chemical, medical. or snv n.,,
s.r;s. hs, .t ssiii ever achieved and ts magic
1917 r;s', only to be known 10 make il a Ss,.
lend. "'usenoio IN the broad
Dr. Schenck must get the s,o.,..n AZ 49,.
consumptesive patient in this cendis;c, h.fo, {!
Pulmonie syrup can be digested and psnst,.s.
che blood-vessets. 70 heal csvisies in The Inn"
DR.. J. q. Schenck is profassiorsiiv ~
principal once, No. IS North Sixth 81 co,n.
81 Commerce st., Philadelphia, sverv HaturSs,
where sii LISTERS fer advice must b. addresssS
Price Of the Pulmonie Syrup aad ss.vee,
Tonic.
0ACQ o1.oo R3B BOTTLE.
On 80 Pm HALF DOZEN.
MANDATE rms - 60. = Dox
Fer sale ~ Ill DsaggioeD - Dealers.
D. 001DuUK'o ALnAlA01oo loeo GA
o13AO o2A1mloeAlsnD0U oolDIUD
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13
GENERAL l.. r. HUBBARD.

GENERAL l.. r. HUBBARD.
The Chicago Post of the LIST contains
. communication laudatory of Gen.
Hubbard, in connection with the Con-
gressionsl nomination in this District.
This We are grati6ed to zee. We cs-
teens Gen. Hubbard very highly, and
feel proud Of his record as Minnesota
soldier: He entered the army, COM
mencing close by the ranks, and earned
BY hard fighting the Generalship to
which he attained. He would doubt
less do credit to the State equally well
in the halls Of Congress. While We
unhesitatingly express our. preference
for Mr.. DonneIly, for many reasons,
some Of which are named elsewhere,
We have no desire to detract in any
wise from Gen. Hubbard. Nor indeed
do We have any such desire with
regard 70 any Of the candidates.
We willingly grant them every credit
70 which they can lay any just claim.
The course Of this Journal has always
been rather to urge the choice Of can.
didates By reason Of their superior abil-
ity and fitness, than by procIaiming
the dement's Of their opponents.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Georgia papers announce q grand Demo-
cratic ratification meeting at Anderson
vile. =
How appropriate that Beauregard
and Forrest and Hampton should meet
by the graves of the Union men whom
they starved to death. What q glo.
rious ratification meeting they can have
How the very bones Of the murdered
Federal soldiers will rattle with delight
As from their shallow grves they hear
Frank Blairs programme for an
other war announced and applauded
What pleasant place for Democratic
ratification meetingl The only draw
back is that Wirz cannot be present.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13
a sTAaTL1sa VICTORY.


The Washburne men are very in.
bilant over the Minneapolis caucuses.
4 il victory very much like the tax.
ing Of Holland BY the Dutch: Two
years ago Hennepin county went into
the Congressional Convention ]. solid
against Ne. p; Dltonnnnslly, and fought him
with the, utmost bitterness, and yet Mr..
Donnelly was nominated. on the )lr,.
ballot, just q hewIll be this year. 81
Tho cauouses Il Minneapolis were !.
disgrace 70 the place and The Republi.
can party. Bssids 'shs lavish expendi,
turs Of money, mob violence vas re.
sorted t. ID order y carry the day for
III. Washburns. Tho victory such
= Il Il, vas no credit % those Who gain
d i. II only sfset 4 . m.ke NJ.
Washburns ! eandi dats (which s. could
NOT Otherwise have besn. The loss Of
biz own county woald have been !
death blow 70 81 his prospsots. 4.
: III
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

In New York arc fourteen thousand
colored citizens who are voters under
the $3.50 property qualification act
This number is sufficient to determine
the result in I we'll contested election.
Are We to suppose that the Democrats
who arc bowling so vigorously about
"nigger suffrage" will scorn to receive
or solicit the votes of these men
Scarcely. Sambo when voting the
Dem cratic ticket is very respectable
and a highly intelligent individual i;
but when he ventures to think for him
self and votes with that party which
fights for the equal rights Of all
men, he is low, degraded, ignorant
oreature-a mere animal. How nice
the distinction
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Was Roratio Seymour loyal when in
. speech at the Tweddle Hall Conven-
ton on January 3lst, 1861, he violent
y aasailsd the Republicans in Congress
for proposing to reslst Secession and
Disunion BY force, saying:
''Let rs sec If successful Coercion by the
North is less revolutionary than successful
Secession by tho South. ,..trr~.. -
il Were these the words of patriot ?
IT 80, what constitutes seditious Ian.
guage? a',s r.. ........
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

General Blair ct tho head Of the militia
win DO . match for General Grant at the
head Ct the regular army" says Gen. Tom
Ewing. - 80 ass. IA
The whole burden of the cry Of the
Democracy Is war, war. They never
contemplate peace, but are calculating
the chances Of another rebellion in &C.
cordaDce with Blairs programme. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

q '4aivs 40 peace" says Grant. In the
me4ntims, the government IL having 20, 900
Shapes carbines manuiaotured Il the Colt
works II Hartford. st. Paul Pioneer.
These are being manufactured BY
Andy johnson for BlaiRs revolution in
ease 10 and Seymour are elected. They
will not bs needed. Grant will give
the nation pesos.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Hon. THADDrus srrv1Hs, the
great American Commoner, died 4
Washington, on Tuesday, the 1Ith
Inst. The country has lost one Of il
finest minds, and the Weat one d IL
best friends.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

The soandinayians Of Chicago or
ganized 2 Grant and Colfax club at
Chicago on Saturday evening. It was
largely attended and was very enthusi-
astic. These liberty-loving people
wherever found in this country, are
Republicans. Minnesota is proud to
claim many of them Us her citizens.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Republican !. National Ticket
ToR PREs1DENT.
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRRsIDENT,
SCHUYLER COIFAX.
or INDIANA . .
HOR RLEcTORs. rg w.
v. +. RANBusCH, Frseborn County.
OSCAR MALMR0s, Ramsey County. =
G. 4 BROWN. Nieollet County,
T. G. JONES, Anoka County.
Republican National Ticket,
REPuBllCAN CONVENTION, sECONl
CON0RESSIONAIAD DISTRICT

A Convention Of the Republicans ofthe seeono Nol'
srsesonal District - hereby called ~ 1nselsoA
In the city Of st. Paul, on Th~rsdey, t ~
day Of September. A.D. 1SeS, ~ II O'CLOCK H.
sbr the purpose Of nominating candidate ns Repre-.
sentative in Congress for said District, 10 b supported
at the ensuing election.
Tho several counties Of the District will bs entitled
10 delegates in such Convention - follows:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Admiral semmes has been making
2 speech in support Of Seymour and
Blair. We wonder if he expects, in
case they should be elected, to be ap.
pointed Minister to England. He
would be just the man to settle the
Alabama claims. r. ....: : ...= F..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

The Republican prints having found that
the charges Of disloyalty are not injuring
but hene6ting our candidate (seymour)
Courier. fs*1 Il, "5tesf~..5 .e;.-~s4
No one never thought that charges
Of disloyalty would lnjure a: Democratic
candidate with his own party. As the
Courier 20 frankly states, it is on the
contrary q decided benefit. 49,,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

We regret to announce the. death o.
J. s. MoKenny, editor of the Chat
field Democrat. He was one Of the
veteran publishers of the State. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Beecher made $4,000 last year,
Of which $4,000 was from ..Nor-
wood. !" No person can charge that he
IS "poor preacher" %....
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Nine Christian churches Of the
Primitive Byzartine style Of architeo-
ture have been discovered at Lallibola,
the Holy oity Of Abyssinnia, which
haa not been visited By Europeans for
over three centuries.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13
Lumber and Log Book.
soRIBxRR's READY I1cxoNrR.

Designed expressly for Lumber Merchants,
Ship Builders and Farmers, containing the
correct measurement Of Seantling, Boards,
Plank, Cubieal contents Of Square and
Round Timber, Saw Logs, Wood, &c., COM
prised in number Of tables, to which
ARE added Tables Of Wsges BY the month,
Board Of Rent by the week or day, Interest
Tables, 30.
Scarcely il it possible to add to the rec
concentrations Of the above book more than
to give ito title page. Every one engaged
in buying, selling, measuring or inspecting
lumber Of any kind, will at once appreciate
. work Of this kind. =. ..1.>
81 sss ~ rs -, 100000 COPIES
have nov been sold, and it 10 consider ed
the standard Lumber and Log Book Of the
country. No farmer Or lumber dealer need
hsattate 70 adopt the measurement given,
% It y based upon mathematical oaloula.
tons, and must necessarily b correct.
The book 10 for sale By booksellers :sn-
orally throughout the United States, and
sent postpaid TO any address for so cents,
b. 4 dGO. ". FISHER, Publisher,
v10 u 49-2m: Rochester, n. 7.