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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful tot
let article-superior to Cologne and at
half the price. May 2 2t
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over the Republic. If there had been
no Republican party. free press and free
speech would be as unknown from the
Potomac to the Rio Grande as ten years
ago. If the Republican party could
have been stricken from existence when
the banner of rebellion was unfurIed, and
when the response Of "No coercion y
was heard at the North, we would have
no nation to-day But for the Republi
can party daring to risk all the odium of
the tax and draft laws, our flag could
not have been kept flying in the field un
til the long hoped for victory came.
Without Republican party the Civil
Rights bill, the guarantee of equality
under the law to the humble and de
ferceless as well as to the strong, would
not be 10 day upon our national statute
| book With such inspiration from the
past. and following the example of the
founders Of the Republic who called the
victor General Of the Revolution to pre-
side over the land his triumph. had
saved from it's enemies. lean not doubt
that our labors viii be crowned with
success, and it will be q success that .hall
bring restored hope. confidence, prosper.
ity and progress, south as well IS north,
west ~ we'll s. east, and above all. the
blessings under Providence of national
concord and peace. 1
| (Sisnsdl Very truly yours,
| ScHcYIxR CoIYAx.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

Tie ChicGgo EreRing Journal especially COM
iaends the resolution Of the PenDsy vania Republican
state Convention declaring the public debt sacred OBJ
gaton binding the people 10 its payment IN the utmost
good faith to the fun extent OF legal requirements
The Je,sey City EreniR1 Journal speaks of
the New Jersey Republican state Convention as follows
m /, no, doubtful that schuyler Cofax the prefer
enco OF the majority Of the delegates In the Convention
with Henry Wilson as the next fayOriteat least wo
Judge this from conversation with gentlemen from all
paris of ihe state Either Of these stanch and rusty
Republicans can command the most enthusiastic support
of the Republicans Of New-Jersc5.'
Gen. Palmer declines the use Of his name as
tho Republican candidate for Governor Of illinois, as he
feel warranted IN giving up the practice OF his
profession As lawyer accept the position. But the
name Of those Who are willing 10 accept tho Trust Is
legion.
The Democrats Of Londonderry, y. H., sup
ported a colored man for Of teir town officers at
tie late election. Tho Republicans did Lot vote for him.
and he was defeated
The Pennsylvania Legislature, "A day or two
since voted down act repeating the "act compelling
the admission Of negroes 10 railway cars" The Demo
cratic members, who originated the measure voted solid
for the repeal Every person who rides frequently In the
city railway ears knows whether the coored feowpas
sengors have the MAN, done anything 10 merit this at
tempted lapse into and injustice and all judge
for themselves But how pitiful the predicamcnt OF
party that used 20 have such game az banks and tariffs 10
fight that now has no nober purpose than TO prevent
oensye blacks from getting the benefit Of their seven
cents worth OF carrdine
The Democrats are playing singular game
in louisiana Not having ghost of a chance of elccting
state ticket Of their own they doing what they can
10 divide theepubcans and have succeeded only far
a. TO induce an old planter by the name Of TaiafeTo
gho In secession days believed in the Union with slave
~ but not in seceson TO for Governor The Demo-
Gratis viii not ndorse him openly, though being an old
Shareholder In many respects OF the they Will
do so covertly
Ohio Democrats do not like the present Adm
tant OF the state and TO get rid Of him they pro
pose 10 pass an ac, in the Legislature aboshing the
Office Having got rid OF him they then reessblsh
Il and appoint Democrat
The Louisiana State Democratic Committee,
advise the Democracy vote against the new CoDstitu
tiOE,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
THE IMPERIAL rAMPHLET-THE LAW AGAINST
THE RIGHT OF MEETiNG--TRLNCH fIHAN-
CEs-BOOKs on MEXICO.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24
NEWSPAPER DlREcroRlIY.

g. P. Rovsll l. Co., the New
York Advertising Agents, are about
issuing complete American Newspa.
m Diroetory. Il is a compilation
mseh needed, sin oe nothing of the kind
having any Claims to completeness has
ever been published.
Messrs. Rowell l. Co., have spared
no pains or expense to make the forth
coming work complete. We under
stand the book will be handsome octa-
70 volume Of about 300 pages, bound
in dark cloth, and sold for Five Dollars
per copy.
Al the PUBLISHERS are Advertising
Agents, their Issuing = work contain
'og 80 much information, usually jeal.
oc''y guarded BY those 10 that business
shows that thoy arc confident Of their
ability to be Of service to advertisers,
o. they would not - readily place in
their hands tho means Of enabling
every one to communicate direct. with
publishers if they 80 desire.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24
THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1865.

This fsvorits magazine fer Ii. Yam.
announces tho following - among tks no:
aesa6ie features Of the oeming vslume:
l: New Stories; contributed especially
to the "kiverside" In advance Of theiz
puohea&aon in Denmark. By HA1s CHR1s-
2. A Serial. "Whits sad Red" Of thrill
Ing adventure and humorous scenes
amongst our Northwest Indians. By MRs.
W1EKs, author Of ssAnsilee."
3. Stories from Sponsor sad Chaucer.
~ the author Of the popular stories from
Shakespeare.
4. Papers on Invention Of Art: how
statues are made, how telegraphs arc
worked how : boy can make photographs,
s. Hunting in South Africa: Streets Of
Constantinople, American Cities. New Or
Leans, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, etc., etc.
6. Lite onthe Prairie. Porte C+ayon',
Young Virglnisns.
Z. Exquisite Fairy Pictures and Poems.
Graceful tales by popular writer's.
O. Illustrations of the Bible, History,
Natural History, Biography, Curiosities,
3: Fun and Frolic in all sorts of forms.
the list Of writsrs for tho s'Rivsrside''
inciudes Jacob Abbott, Hans Christian An
aeresn, Alice and Phoebe Cary, Nellie
E!yster, :. +. Goulding, Paul h. Hsyns,
Horace e. Seuddsr, aelen G. Weeks, Tseua
!4os'taehe, Author Of ''Susis's Six Birth
days." Author Of "Ssvsn Little Sisters -
sto.
Il tnn.Pege Ftonti.pises and number o,
large A9sstrstiens n eexy num6sr.
t.. BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED COVER.
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: ON the 18th, Senator Morton deliver
d quite lengthy speech on the Fip.n-
90 and one which has attracted much
attention. His theory is that specie
payments caa bs resumed in 1871 with.
cut contracting tho present volume d
surrsney.s This may be correct; but
The prospects seem adverse under the
principles hs has laid down.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24

Frank Reno, the express robber,
who was hung At Albany. Ind, by the
"Seymour Regulators" recently, alone
knew Of the place where was deposited
500, 900, the proceeds Of one Of bis
many robberies. His sister visited him
some days before he was murdered and
tried to induce him to tell her where
this hoard was concealed, but he re.
fused, telling ier that if he could moi
live to: enjoy it no one else should. Thu
secret died with him. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24

A .cosl1sfosD1x1 Of the St Paul
hse', writing, from Leaveavesth Of
the great overland trade via the Uaien
Pacific and the wonderful growth Of
town. aleug its line, says:
While listening to these details, ~
thoughts reverted 70 The future rslstioss
Of our commercial centres from X. Cloud
to Winons, including the nearer narts Of
the Minnesota Valley. With the enterprise
Of . direct, regular, thoroughly adjustsd
and secure overland communication 70 tha
Hsrney Sioux Reservation Of Dakota, the
settlements and posts Of the Upper Missouri
the future discoveries and occupation Of thu
Yellowstone Valley and the thriving com
munity Of Montsns, and l failed to sppre.
ciats any reason Why the same results may
not speedily follow on the Upper Mississip'
Pi which have noticed in lhe central sc.
ton on the Missouri river.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24
"A cable dispatch from Madrid

"A cable dispatch from Madrid ~
the 22d says:-1t is reported here that
the United States have sent a special
envoy to Spain to negotiate for the
purchase Of Cuba, and its arrival is
daily expected.
Tho Rev. Miss Chapin, Universal
ist preacher At Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, has
accepted . call $4,000 to go to Mil:
waakel. ::
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24

While the passenger. from St,
Paul and intermediate point. we're be.
ing transferred At Prairie du Chen o,
Monday evening, sleigh load brok.
through, and aarrovly escaped drowing
Among these were Chas.. Me1ntirc, R
A. Dawson and Harry Granger, Of St
Paul. A little child was frozen t,
death before it could bs taken to shel
ter. It il believed that the driver o.
the sleigh Wis intoxicated, thus eaus
ing the danger. and death.
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THE LONG EVENINGS

The LONG EVENINGS
Bring leisure hours, when every family
needs religious paper. The "Advance, |"
started but little over = year ago, a.
ready hes seventy-6ve thousand readers.
while 1t represents, denominationally the
practice and prime pies Of the Congreqa-
uonsl churches, Il IL catholic and ftaternal
IN lts attitude to Christians Of every name.
and eirculates among Ill denomina tions.
1t 10 tho ain to make 1t in the best sense
. good religious paper especially suited to
FAMILY AND SUNDAY RHADING.
Many Of the best and most popular xri-
ters for the religious press sre regular con-
trlbutor. to it, column; ito editorials dis
cues topics Of live interest; it, religious
and secular intelligence 10 most carefully
compiled; its selections are choice and
fresh, and ito childrsn's department always
we'll filed. it, '.Notes Of the Chiesxo
Noon Prayer Meeting" regularly prepsr-
ed BY oae Of its editors, are eagerly read
oil over the land.
The price of tho paper 10 $3.50 year in
advsnse. Rare Inducements for getting
up clubs are offered. FIFTY DIffER-
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HARVEST HOME.
1t is always best to canvass for those ps-
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large harvest TO reap tor the advance"
this fall and winter. The good seed sovn
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energetic csnvsssers is needed TO brinr in
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Those who take hold for Tho paper now,
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~ Speainen copies with premium
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24

-Commissioner Wilson Of tho Gen.
eral Land Office has decided that either
= husband or wifa may be entitled to
a homestead, but that they cannot pre-.
en:pt two homesteads, even though
they had entered on them before marry
ing. That should depend on how they
get on together. If they fail to agree,
two homesteade-the further apart the
better-would be none too many for
them. 1T
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24

Gov. o1ARY, Of Psnnsylvanis, states
that Hester Vaughn, Of whose situation
% account W. gave two weeks since,
confessed 70 bis Privsts Secretary that
she killed her child. Bot he says he
will never sign her death warrant. It
u probable that she will be pardoned
and sent back to England.
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T1NRS Of Xubserini;o,,

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$3.50 year in advance; three copie.
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Single copies, Is cents.
"A prospectus containing full account
Of the plan TOR the coming volume, rates Of
clubbing with other magazines, special
premiums, etc., etc., will be sent promptly
on application to the Publishers.
HURD & HOUGHTON, Publishers,
469 Broome Street. New York
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fol the position Of Chaplain Of the
hiuuesots House Of Representatives,
the St. Paul Di.pateh suggests the
name Of Rev. Eriek Shogren, Of Chi
ssgo county, swsde Republican,
6oms sssh acknowledgment ~ this IL
de 70 the large Scandinavian element
Of the patty, and W hear Rev. 8. spe-
ken Of - . worthy man.
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4 MHRRY CnRlsTsGAs'

To each and every ono Of our readers,
on the sve 81 this the best Of Ill the
years holidays, 10 wish Merry Christ
mas! Nay each ono have . light
heart, good conscience, . vol filed
poskst and . big diansrl Nay the it,
10 oass Aud their seoekiugs ovsraowins
witt The treasures brought BY good old
Saata Clas, from his wondrous far-of
treasure cave, the rsvslliss among
whose mysteries il the GROWING do.
laht Of ehildheod's Imagination.
Nay they have al the good things
their hearts desire, aud al tho cake, e.
espt the last in the list enumerated by
the satisfied youth Of unfortunate men,
osy.
But in all your Christmas festivities
remember the poor, whom Eye have a.
ways with you" Spare from your over
burdened board portion for those
whom fate has favored with but the
scanty uecessaries Of life, or whom mis-
fortune has weighed down into actual
suffering. Let their necessities be with
you, aud the kindnesses of the day ex-
tended to them will be the choicest
gifts to yourself. Let your aid 90 be-
You'd. "Lord help che poor" Consider
yoalDs4 enc Of those whose commission
il for this york, aud make At least one
home brighter aud one heart thankful
b. your deeds outside the circle Of
friends and kindred.
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0y1I@ 'CRIU QuA1II1llAsfE1,
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8. B. HOLAB1RD,
n22-1w Dep. Q. NJ. Gen q. s. A.
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GREzcE and Turkey are getting up
. little var, which, under the name Of
the Eastern Question:" bids fair to
draw In the Great Powers of Europe,
aud thus make . big var.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24

The St. Paul Dipatch has been
dsngsatsd for Minnesota to publish the
laws Of Congress during the present
session. THIS will be quite an sttrae-
tive feature Of the paper.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-24

TIE contract for building . railroad
bridge across tho Mississippi At. St.
Paul, 70 b. used by the Milwaukee
and Minneapolis and Minnssota Valley
Companies, has been let to Mr.. Lang.
don Of Minneapolis. Work will be
commenced It once, aud it il expected
that trains will be srossisg by the mid.
die Of next summer. The piers will
be OF blue Limestone, aad the super.
structure on the above Truss" plan,
tho same - the bridge At this place
There will b e turn table to allow
steamers 70 pass up and down the riv
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AT the last election in Beecher's
church, three ~deacons and three dea-
oonesees were chosen.
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The. Washington Chronicle Of tb,
18th inst. contained tho following

Senator Ramsey Yesterday introduced to
Hes. Benjamin 2. Wade, President Of the
osaats, Thomas G. Jones, ESQ.,, Messenger
from The State Of Minnesota, bearing it,
eleetorsl vote Of the Presidential election.
This II the second State that has thus far
depssitsa IL vots ~ prescribed BY lsw.
Z lllloois Was tho frst 70 arrive, - :
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4I111so1A EDI1o11AL ASSOCIATION, /
OFFICE % 41co1Dl1o SscDD1ARY,
o1. CbeuD, Hlux., De. -, l86o. J


[cllcuLA1.1
At tie last regular Convention, tho
following pesolutio. was adopted:
4 sesss5, That The Secretary b Instruct
ID - snbo1y in his annual report at The
expiration Of Ais term Of once, IN sdditisA
- tAs lst Of papers connected With Tie A.
oootAlte0, complete list Of he neWsDa-
peRs Yith he nanes Of their publishepe ct
tAs tine sxistiag in The State, tsgetAsr With
Ill changes II The Ainn6oets press eeeu1-
ring duri1o Ais term Of e6hss.
In accordance With the requirements
Of The foregoing, I would request that
each and e'ery publisher in the State
fosw'rd to this Office the title Of his pa
pr, yith the name or names Of the Cd
iters asl publishers; also, any changes
that nay have taken place in the loca-
lion, o~assship, title, politics Or pro-
portions Of his OF their paper within
the past year; snd u embody any fur
ther Information that may be called for
BY the spirit Of this resolution.
I hope that prompt attention will be
given to this matter, ~ some time will
Be required tor combining the items OBJ
tained isto shape suitable for report
70 the Third Annual Convention, on
the 18th Of January, 1869.
Respectfully yours,
Y. B. MITCHELL,
Recording Secretary.
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T0NJuGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPINESS OF
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