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~, bis speech At Carlin,ille, ILL.,, on
last Thursday, Gen. Palmer VA. inter-
i !. pl! b. = Capt. Ferris: At the con:
:. elu. 10! Of tho General. speech, Gen.
!: Rfovett, ! brave Union soldier, Who had
been severely wounded At the battle Of
Altoona, rose end asked Of Ferris
;. Ges, Rovett- '.Were you . Captain in the
Confederate Army thst fought us ct Al
toonsi Were You = Captain in, the rebel
:: 7:,r:.-"' VI. !. c.pt.ia, in ii. con,.d-
crate Ar1y."'": %S::1t =. "':: ."'a: =:
Ca Re,eete, Determinedly l-.:Aad you
fought nj it Altoona ~
4: ltr'i., DesperAtely]-"1 fought at.Al-
tooIe, for statss rights" 49,,
Thus. it is that We everywhere find
the ,rsbel soldiers arrayed against Gen.
Grant and the Republican party, and
working for, Seymour. On the con:
trary,. the brave men who fought to
save the nation and were wounded in
its b.ttles.: are on duty ftr Grant and
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GOODHUE COUNTY.

-
The Republican County Committee
Of old Gcodhue met on Saturday and
adopted the following resolutions:
1st. Endorsing Gen. Hubbard in his ef-
forts to arbitrate, and Ia his ,withdfawaI. =
I'd. Refusing; to take part in the:8th. Of
October Convention.
3D.. Endorsing Donnehy as the only can:
didate in the field. =, y =; ~,. .4vc,
Thus nine uncontested delegates, BE-
fore ia the Convention, will, taxa no
part in to:day's bogus affair. Goedhpe
will vote almost as. q unit for NJ. Don
nelly. The Red. Wing 1pepuA4liea,n,
Gen. Hubbsrd's home o1gap, now; flies
Mr.. Don4nelly's'> name, and concludes an
able article on the situation thus, .,s;,
Failing in this, their first plan, It onos
they threw of all 'disglhse and4fe Ttitun}
and Ffess both: decided the 1Asbi1rausnt q
farce, as nna9:horizsd, and thsy.you not
be holden by IT, T6 This siep tiey ssui9hf
to compel Gen, Hubbard ,ui 90 Hita ta,sin,
and 10 drive him int repudia,ine: his ON
proposition, aendishiy and cao1War;iiy circti-
lated in the streets Of St:aPaul and: Mime
apolis, and through, the st. Paul Pioneer,
the charge that Gen: Hubbard and NJ. s.
Chandler had sold out to- DoRnellJ.: 'e.t
1t now becoming apparent that the arbi-
tra'ion hid been rcpudiated in toto by the
very men at whose suggestion it vas first
secured, and that these same men men were Sc
cretly at work to elect the Democratic NOM
inee, Eugene NJ. Wilson, 10 Congress, Gel.
Hubbard decideda at once. on the only course
left for him as q man of honor to pursue,
and the only one in which there was prob
ability Of uniting the Republican party.
viz; to withdraw and leave the contest. "a
be fought out by Mr.. Donnelfy, Is a. Rep.
resentative' Of the Republican, party. Nj
Eugene NJ. Wilson, a. the Democratic nom.
inoo ''.i 'st! ~: n
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GIN. HANCOCK AND THE P88S1'
- > DEWEY:

Immediately altar the assassination
Of President Lincoln, Gen. Hancock,
.taeh is command !. W shingtou, is.
sued an5order 70 the colored people Of
the boidor States, urging them, as 10y
q men, to ferret ont the Whereabouts Of
Booth. Tho inference was plain from
this or>ler that he~had 20 confidence in
the white people, who were almost al
rebels. Prominent Democrats now say
that ii was this order which killed Gen.
ffxuoosk with rts Democratic National
CONVENTION. Tho rebel element had
full control Of that body-Wado Hamp.
,ona dictated the platform, and bis fcl-
low.,oldisr,s and XII K1ux made the
nosianiisstiiotins.' "a man like Cen! Han.
cook, even though hs: had given in bis
adhesion Il, tho Presidents policy, did
mot slit them. Instead Of inc,ting RI
Fotss to murder negroes, like Seymour,
he had addressed TO them special or
der Of loyal recoghit'ou. And he is
not, like Frank Blair,' in favor Of an.
other war ia behalf Of the defeated
spirit 81 secession. ..::: -" - "
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SENSIBLE TALK.

Judge Kimball, in retiring from the
editorial il /, chair Of the Noqth6eld Re-
e (. gives: the following parting id.
vice to business men, which may we'll
be needed in every locality:
The newspaper published in commune
y ID taken BY those who have never been
in the place - = representative of the
town, and if that is = cheerful, good look
Ing sheet, the impression will 30 that the
town il . pleasant, thriving place. The
Newspaper is just what the people Of the
town make Il. II it is accorded liberal,
whole'souled patronage it will be . good
paper, but if tho proprietor ia obligea: to
strain every nerve to make the paper pay
expenses, he will give you cheap
e. paper. To: our merchants, We desire to
say, If you want the. town to have the ap-
pearance Of an active, wide awake place,
let your advertisements appear in tho pa
per. II it does not pay directly it will pay
in the long run, by the effect it will make
in inducing people,to settle in the place.
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Z A prominent inscription on 'o i il, If III,
.transpareneies carried il = Democratic pro-
.eession in Washington city, few days
ago; read thut:"f "Seymolr holds no
oonds.HG>: -; .s:.: :..'s:. :nu + ya,i~ =
= Ofesqurse not. He never gave 9th
or big :moneyser I,his services: TO- aid: in
putting down the, rebellion, Tb. ''.id1,
for which he gained the most notoriety
YES that Of melting .hiaL !"friends" to
riots in New York city, by which men
and women were killed and property
destroyed. What a President for q
free country!
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The Convention which nominated
Gen. Hubbard adjourned site ;l;eassTKe
re-assembling to-day is thercf6re WITH:
t. =.
out any authority or right The pow
crs Of the delegates formerly elected
passed away from them utterly when
they adjourned. ANY. nomination will
be spurious. .:.:-. {, ;,.:z es'nl:} au:7.
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PERSECUTION or UNION MEN


We publish.in another column an ar.
ticle concerning the persecution Of
Northern men in the South, and more
particularly tho threats made aud pub
lished against Hon. c. T. Stearns,
formerly of this place. Mr.. Stearns is
known by every old settler; At least il
the State, aud was held: in the: bighest
respect. He vas one d. our best aud
most esteemed citizens, aud it was with
regret that his departure for the South
was received by his feilow-sownsmen.
This attack upon him issimply ;fendish.
We will take occasion to refer to- sit
again more at length. ~; :sr,-. "a
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The. letter in our last. issue from Gen.
Dix, u S. Minister; at. Paris, that,gal.
liant old War Democrat, in which be
announces so emphatically in favor, Of
Grant, was written to John J. .Ciseo, Of
New York, another Democrat, Who hs,
also come out for Grant. If the cam.
paigp were i: little IA longer there would
be nothing left Of the the nemneeeraey7--ist
is dropping away day by day. -.
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. The Democrats are. constantly de-
claiming against the wrongs inflicted
upon tho, South by the Republican
part5s,. Yet not single rebel, even af
ter four years Of war, was hung for his
crime. But SIEGE the close of the re-
bellion,> thousands of loyal men have
been: murdered in the South 70. their
loyalty: Why do NO never hear Dem
ocrats denounoiug these outrages? Be-
cause they are done for the benefit of
their party. - v; ,...:r? ":
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ST. CLOUD AND: MONTANA NAIL
H.. ROUTE.

A Washington Telegram, of the 9Th:
says that "the' Post Master General
has accepted the lid Of Leech, Pipe.
4 Co., ST kittanning, Pa, At $14, 900
fox carrying mail from Fort Absrcrom-
;bie, ~ Fort Ransom, nine hundred
miles, three times; i week, in four hors.
post coaches. This service opens up =
yaet space Of Northwestern territory,
connections Being Closely made Win
:! railroad ii service i s.. P.ql, and thence
BY daily and tri.yeekly servics, 70 Ab-
!ererombie,"!:::: ii, e: ~. -. ~4:.,, --e:
:, This route is,.of vast importance 70
81. Cloud;:shis phcs being tho, eastern
terminus Of the coach line.s:: I'll would
b thus made as' . ii, 4 dfpot # .:dpplie..,
express and coach headquarters, and
y gould be the Quitting point faR trains
and emigrants pa,siag 70 ths2goh fields
Of. Montana and 1d&As. asWestruss&thst
the work will bss~sn. d6Ses;; ;thoukh
We would have been much SITTER s salts:
6ed bad the Contract Sol been obtained 1i by
some: our Own eoachline i Proijp1ietors.
,t.r
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The people Of Montana seem to be
puguacious.: The list issue Of the Hell.
sna Post contains reports Of two prize
81 hts which occurred there IN tho same
week Zone Of twenty and the other of
:forty.thrse rounds. The P. r. is At 4
premium. ;'';'' =. -:
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The rebels say Seymour. election
viii secure them "all they fought for."'
#, llffso. re lose all ,oe fought for. The
people gre hardly prepared for such .
result:
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rO.DAY's CONVENTION.

Special to St. Cloud Journal.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. 1868.
Thirty-ouc Of the delegates who were
present in tho Con vention Of Sept. Sd
met today and nominated Gen, G. {.
Andrews, Of stearns County, by aoola-
nation.
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THE PRESS OF THE 'D1sTkICT.
.::...! .-,;f:'f
The Republican papers Of this: Dis!
trict new stand as follows. on the. Con-.
eressi onal question: .:3:: -.

trict new stand as follows on the. Com
gressional question 1872 -:
FOR DoNNE ELY. NO CANDIDATE. =:
St: Paul Dispatch Red st. Paul Press, Minneapo-
Wing Republican, Waba- lia Tribute, Saltwater
sha Herald, Lake City Republican. Anoka Union.
Leader Hastings .62aettc, h sfuS DisorganizeIG'
Taylor's Falls Reporter,
Anoka Press, Monticello :: =. 20, 81
Statesman, Alexandria
Post, st. Cloud JOURNAL. -:
Tn for Mr.. Donnelty.
The Red Wing Republican, ;: which
had Gen. Hubbard's name at the head
Of its columns; now puts 'n*M MIR: DON:
nclly's. The Monticello StatespsiSaa;, 4 ana nd
THE JOURNAL have placed ,the little
Giants" name at the head Of their col:
umns since Gen. Hubbard's withdrawal
restored harmony to the party. The
other papers in the list have had his
name up from the FIRST; and the four
lonely sheets have been for 'saaybody,
good Lord, but Donneny" from, the
beginning; and they win probably Stick
to their candidate, even if bis name
should commence with .'D," and end
With an unfortunate "l.''s ." ''.'@ -
The people stand in even greater
majority for Mr.. Donnelly than do the
papers Of the party. The candidate Of
to-day's Convention, whoever he may
be, will not draw more than one thou:
sand votes from Mr.. DonneIly, and
most of these would have gone for
Wilson.
Push or, the column! :'.:'
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y IA ~suArDlDAFE; be beer put up. il
Ma @ehtwetts sgaiust Ben Bu,}crs w i
haven't missed my. Of the. Pre-, 'fins
1dsely' from :this State and are some
what at 4 Ions to.account'ite this move.
rnant.;tf y ~ = ii9i@ s-f, ,yas5
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bs< There j. nov o, reasonable t' h hope
that the Alabama claims WILDE settled
with England by December nb next: 4. 8
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= II should be dishonored il 7 accepted
yeur nomination II "'-= a Seymour. 9.
Thou hast aaid il, ~, ot,~f ,,..:.
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ROAE THINGS THAT HAVE AND
SOME THAT HAVE NOT BEEN
DONE.
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FUN WEMbE1U VH
HON. |. DON NELLY.

Third Senatorial District.
(.
For Member of the Legislature,
$. 3. PINNEY, Stearns County.
W. E. HICKS, Douglas County.
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No lands will be sold for les than ive dollar, os
acrs nor les than their appraised value Schedules
showing the particular description of said land, the
the county seat.
On timber lands Sufficient payment will be REQUIRED
At the time Of the purchase to indemnify the State
NON 'ose BY the stripping OF the timber. On prairie
ands only niteen per cent. of the purchase money
will be required down 1T the time Of the sale. IN
each case the balance Of the purchase money re.
naming due can be paid at any time thereafter non,
time to time, within twenty years. at the option Of
seven por cent per aRnum to the first day Of June
1867, and annually thereafter.
CHARLES McILRATH
Commissioner State Land Office.
st. Paul, Mimi, September, II, 1868.
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Stearns County Ticket.

For County Auditor,
ALBERT c. GOWDY.
For County Commissioner-lst District,
LEWIS CLARK.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

X ILANrERs EsiIil find IL Adyantareou, to woor,
less Ground. TO Cultivate moro thoroughly, and ts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
MURDERER sELFcoNvICTED.

About six years ago, a girl named Lucinda
McGinus having been murdered near Utica, George and
Nowlan. two men OF the neghborhood, were arrested
and tried FOR tho crime, but acquitted The prncpal
witness against them was George White, the glIls
lover who affected testify with great reluctance lme-
datey after the trial, however White disappeared from
Oneida County and did not return thther until recently
During the IL appears that he served IN the Union
Army but whhers0eveG he went his guilty conscience
ceased not 10 torment him and at length betrayed him
into the hands OF Justice. For Monday night as he wan.
dered up and down the stairs OF the city HAL IN state OF
mental liberation lie confessed 10 the Jantor who asked
him what was the matter that he was waiting for Rosa
whom he had killed This ayowa OF course led 70 ms
rest and though his friends that he was suffering at
tho time from deum tremens and that no credit ought
10 be given his statement yet highly probable that
ne the real oulprit and that ne VIII De convicted ana
executed for the foul deed