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BALTIMORE, ND.
Left hand side going from Baltimore stree.
few doors from the corner. Fail not to o95oFF1
name and number.
ns-No letters received unless post paid, AZ
containing stamp 20 be used on the roP!2'
Persona Writing should state age' and sena P'f,
ticn Of advertisement describing sympiG;3 T;s @;ca
The Doctor DIPLOMA hangs IN MS oluc9'
IED0nsEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this Is %itHo5isE ~
roant M Mwith;1 the last twenty gears. ana the nu-
moro3s important urgea! 0Pof5atfG%ns f%s po55om
81 oFTESo Snn and many other papers, notices OF
Wbich W ip have appeared again and again beto'
"f cRs Rsractcr ard respectability iss suticio9
guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Baltimore jan T-ly
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OHESAPEAKE GUANO,
AN AMMONIATED SOLUBLE
FERTILIZER.
Prepared at the Chesapeake Guano Works OF
Isaac Reynolds s. Sons, "-.
Baltimore.
For sale at Baltimore prices by
3. H. LAMBERT,
Agent for the Manufacturers.
This article is highly recommended to wheat
growers and farmers generally, by numerous
Certificates and analyses to be seen in pamphlets
st my counting room, l8 Union wharf. .-
son Pm ...... ....- .....
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VIRGINIA HOUSE" OF IS YEARS
II STANDING.
EAKTHEN WARE. CHINA, AND GLASS
WARE.
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MEDICAL
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPLTkL,

ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
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DR.. JOHNSON,
BALTIMORE, ND.

OyYGcx. 10. :. SoUrn FREDERICK STREE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-13

DIR. JOHNSON has discovered the mos
Certain, Speedy, and only EiIect9al Remedy il
Structures, Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder
involuntary Discharges, Impotcncy, Genera
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, P4LPi!ation ct
tho Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DimnG5s 9i
Sight, or Giddiness, Disease OF INC, nc neao' ;sS"1
Lungs, Stomach, or Bowols-tEoso Terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits o:
Youth--secret and solitary practices moro "ta
to thoir victims than the song Of Syrons t. lM'
Mariners Of Ulysses, blighting thor most b'''
liant hopes or anticp@tiOns, rendering mar
riapo Sc, impossible.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
NOTICE.
RANKRUPT NOTICE.

AL rERsoys Who are indebted 70 The
n estate Of J. s sauhders, IN Bankrupf-
CT. are hereby rrqhssisd 70 settle snid IN
debte5ness with Il. D. ConEhanotrr. 20 bis
81 Re IN -the torn q Dallas. between noE
ard ~ ia d.y Of December, 1858. On
uIiek DAG ever clrim Of snid Estate -
,r-ininr dus I'll is seed npon. "a he la-
direcis COLBY T. SMITH e.
r.rH-To7i Aeiguss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

CoAL.-The Waco Examiner has
the gratifying intelligence that ex.
cellent bituminous coal has been
found in the "Tchuacana Hills.
The Examiner remarks: UUl
Entries were made at different
points along its surface for the dis
lance OF mile and quarter! and
as no Unite in surface extent was
found, the conclusion is that the
supply is adequate to the demand
ineShaustibic. Quite Fortunately the
proposed route Of the Genital Rail
rosdpassesih the immedisfe yicini-
tyof tiver coal bed which fact will
bel highly advantageous to the
st6sEkoldsrs in EACH as, well rs to
the people in general. "
1T q supposed that pctroIenme x-
ists in the same locality. 6rA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
NEW BOOKS

P1TNES PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
new work just issued 10y W. Paine, NJ d. Professor
Of the Principles and Practice Of Medicine and pathol
ogy in the Philadelphia University ~ Meilieine and
Surgery; author Of Panes Practice Of Surgery: work
on Obstetrics and Mafera Meica author u New school
Remedies; an Etit0me Of Eerlies Practice q Nedi-
cine, n Review Of Homeopathy word on the History
Of Medicine Edif0,oi University Medical and Surgical
Journal &C. &c II Il royal octavO Of $50 page. and
contains fun description ~ al Diseases known in
medicine and surgery, including fhose q women ar-l
children, together with their anthology and treatment
bv ali the nrp and IMPROVED fietols- Price g. ;po-f-
ayr 50 cents Addre.s the author s33, Arch Street
Philadelphia Pa u. -. - liz sr
Entitled New schooi N-lliciH-s. vhirh 4 the only
ork ever fullished upon Mnferia Neira. lsntrr sing
al the FrIecfc Homeopathic. and Botanic remedies
Win mn rtuir Naferh Me.ia- Price -; fostass
free. Address a. shove 10 lego ..--.sI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
wAm 8. ,hsr .lr ExrrNor1sHER
HOW DOES ri yy0RHs

MIA PonrAutE srtr.Atrl.g FINS EsOpr, offered
to Tho public not ssa m.su,o ~ e. ingui,hing ir's
eonhasralion.. hut prevailing urm, snd should -
~ every huilllug, private or public 90 go 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE AND FEMALE
SCHOOL,.

SSAdooAs-
". Il. SMITH. .-.,.. Mas. ;, J, SMITH.
This School will commence III neSi ses
sion Monday, september J, 1865.
TEAMS oF IuiuoN FfR Session % FORTY
NEEKs;
FIRST -Orihogaphy, Reading,
Primary Ari'hmciie, Biography aud
Penmunship, .,,,,,,,. .,,,,,,. ,,.,,, s2h ~
SECOND CLASS hilhmctle ant 1e1f-
raphy continued, EEsll'h Grammar
and Comp silioU, Analysis ~ EUs'ish
Prose anil Poetry .,,,,,,. .,,,.,,,.elh ~
THIRD GLASS. Natural, M-nul aud No.
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Bigeba, Geometry, rrigonome-
try, Surveying aud Navigation, the
Higher Mathematics, aud the latin
Inngnng 20 ,.,.,,.".,..., ,.,.,'''',,a4O w
incidental tax GA each student that en-
ters schpnl.,,,...,,-... ,,.,,,.,,,,,,.'SS ~
Students will hc cluige from the timc
of entrance I'LL the close Of The scssioo
No deduction eNcrp, in eases Of protractcd
illness Of two weeks nr more.
Young gentlemen wishing to board can
lind accommodations With The tcnchcrs ut
50 per month, exclusive Of washing aud
lights.
The government of this school will he
mild bui firm; the students will be required
to conform To the slrictcst rules of morality.
Thankful for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit continuation Of the same. No
pains will DO spared on the part of the
tho teachers to advance the interests Of
their pupils. ... r. $500.
Cedar Springs, Angus, 8, 1SG7-47;tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

Gen. Sherman reeonnends the
colonization Of the Indians with
governments suited 70 their cohdi-
ton He says il is idle siongers for
the United States to attempt TO oc-
cupy places in common with the
Indians. Government shonld cons
peasate them for yielding the i'm
sneass tracts of country occupied BY
them. The settlements are few and
scattered. and large sambers OF
stock there. which -tempt Indians:
who will steal rather than starre.rl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

How 70 frsaf yonr wife Treat
81 20 q new drs<s.-fJoselyn.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06
.rNew. Advertisements.

.ANsoyFlsp1g soyFl f.sMosteArlo Ylerenr TT eSEl'Se &
telegraph brings the gratifying intelligence
that Oregon has been carried by the Democrats
by afthdusand n,aj6rity!l'iThe, new member of
Congress, and the State Is only entitled to one,
is Dcmocrst and ths Legislature ynow stands
with a Democratic instead of Republican
maj9ri6 lia 1bath asasaa | sf3Na gig Ilcg;islature
will shortly be called upon to elect Senator
+ 44aseqed WILLIAMS. The result is Of COURSE
ohv;nna "' t.t'3H,i'stl.n f'-ssH"tf ip .7'"i
opi loo'lSn1 hBa nniis4l5 7.,iiG;PJ 5r l., ,,,g
lSo,ahas the first nobeen fired against
GRANTia undo his Radical assoratcs.I Take
courage CONSERVATIVES, DEMOCRATS i'orbOp.
postionists BY whatever ma hanc yc arc pleased
70 signify,y9ur abhqrrenccof tie Destruction
lists Chorest0n C0,Dre.3o4 d itil,44os ..t ,,s..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06
TBRAla LIZ IN YOUR Mind!

- bIsh 10 Ia IN 1UUIt MIND
Plat THIS ~ sttictiya Southern Enterprise and
the Proptietdfa and Managers pledge themselves
TINT the d'srcputablc AT least questionable styld
q adyart,sps q they dc not present, shall
svciy tie Public shsl lt Rcpf to
.ih,y so VI
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06

at the Dry Tortusas the heads of the
prisa9egpa are shaved ap4 seys l4bospsr " pglfg
torrid sun on s.ndbsnk in the midst Of the
ocean, with balls and chains about their limbs
The officers who command 1t that iortification
are aniehSbib sti, the iaNs ofncthcr God nott
iinan!! ttoloncl sGrenftl W.ss Tied up his
thumbs. and treated With every species Of
cruelty and barbarity. No one. n,erfcrod.
The laws ewcre kilcnt. The man that enters
thorc leaves liberty, justice and hope bchinyl!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06
AI -. 70 -"ti VII wv
tsEQERTR flsEGI yCT.

Win, RlE 81. e; ~ 'a9.ss. g III Fl
gain, IS. cea.r rlesa|ss reasi Dem intlI loss, 81.
psg9sr,i's s,3n = tais ip' prss:ihncti :h T. 81.
would havs !safs '<asS =. hundred but
Fort Motto at fe%s eng sffff }0f Ihe Precinct, and
esafr G!Gye s. s tss .@s sr we're & fast @ asleep
.sd est isafssh sniinIai.~t. 1i,ii ~ ,s;s h III
has Ensai 's.s Is 41s t;ss ii ji.i ,,s .pir 4l.a,
ssas s,s .sssss sss1 !, 4s si.,'s'ss ,'s'sNAaaY . ~ r
sss2ss llsdisalt e vote es7l Domocrat
tie,'qta25 'dAdicah majority, ,l54T.1-R Radical
@ Sssi II ~ DsiRssrstie gain
s ss!sa ts!ie :s ssd.sis :.s no 5,. ,
3, We wyaid state, as regards the Democratic
vote atGrifin,sss.thet in xconseq;iepee Of its
consolidation with BARS Poll, most of those
rcgiSerad ht Grifibhivoted at t'AyinIggsrr's; and
from all tIiat We can learn, tho . Democrats o..
Bair'sania aafifflfs slasefss thc6rcditDf voting
sneTet tstnerally,tthMnsthoso of any other Poll
eSssp .sss iasgsbpr,,., sia,,ba ,.iR a. lsy,s I II, 70
s.s 3As,,.spatsa 3As, q sp a,'pH'a olappgebar
lsphsS speak iigf tcrms of high coiimendatidn
0i mon, who ia ibave v1, not visited our town for
-ssasss' E if \ came out to vote
spitts6 their ,Rsebtehcas.' We.know of ono
who has visited Orangobarg bultwico since the
warrrrqneats register, anu onco to VOTE. Such
a,spift Wosthy of the better days Of the
- 60. = aEi i
past. -anl of the better days of the future,
oldsntafEof sl,e.ro,aBylYil help ps
ia se lissiip@ ss s II ssq H. ta thJ
sIs hg II ' sI's s'r9qisfSross
Tho colored people voted the RadieaItickct
very .ge6cralyy butwc note a ,faW Democratic
splorcd Syttatrs at different Poll5; tho Most ut
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06
Report Of the Charleston Cotton Mar
..y.k kct for the Nyeek Ending June 4; i,

y-es4s reported o,,ittsA4ss ,ftAs 0lnyyysaha lny yysahsa yssIh
os@. WALToN,ysM1TII, COTTON IFAGTOR.
On Friday tho lae,h ult.2 moro wos done in pnt
market holders having COME down somewhat to the
ricws' Of buyers. Oh'saturlaythc Improvement in
the 4cading markets cHstd Factors 10 advance tei,
asking rates, which drove buyers out of the muf-
kct. On Monday there c'wcrc no buyers inthe mar
kct, and consequently no sal.s There was some
demand oh'T''esday Which was met BY Some holders
at rather easier prices IT IThGrf demand
!" Wednesday and fair business was done Mt better
prices. On Tanirsday tho iliarkett:&as very quiet
without any transactions. Tho sales the week
foot up some 8O0 bales. We quote:
Low Au'ldling.... ...............!..:.:y % 4
~ Taaidlihg..... ..:@..!.t ;29I ,sF
'g' Strict Midding.. !...!.. 30 ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06
Praassh,g ahqss rspaRsti Ssslsssa

Hhqhss EEes srsp9Fstu tyo|ya SSglggsa
Roinocratic votes
AsaSnese btion
was sBamcful. Mr.: dsofge 81 eon,
HFs ssbs sR ls A. @ @
Fourth Precinct, appointed irlTanaef ifof'
that pollsliis brother, boy about hiteon Or
lsistespt ars old, .whp. had ting discretish Of a'
IcNild often. So gross was,his n,ismanage!
nlent, and SO 1ladieaf %creAhia livitics, that
I3EvYtSA .Serc,thrown out fthc eSutit; geeffsc'
ttiis archin put votes in tho boxi and cori6eates
lin his poeket,y ipstdad Of attaching thom to-
igsthsraaB this. .nleans, tho xot = Of tIs poll
became tie, although thera WIS actually sstad
10 Democratic majority. 'ssneh is the patent
Yankee ballot "a .ls. .Rat7ical, imported ,into
c,iE 70 Il zI;Nl i. a7r5.sGsrib
soDuiA Nafo!i'R. Asfrsdp Ia ,yIIt
\ Bass @ gihd and tide are against
have taken the oars in hand, aud we intend 10
pull a steady stroke, until the race is ours.
.Rssss Snsae Rfsoasrs tate 4 G.aF
!iiro Spero.
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COMMERCIALS

AAL.i4lalA.l II Iii=I.LI II LIT lRlr...i
-sb hn. roFticx n99EF i;ThE onA>soFEusqRs SEMsa
,Il,i ipn .s,ni.I1aV r.n ,ns ifJunc, 1853.
;,CDTTOS S.T7itSSalesh hhswcek amount 10 about G
4'Sss, "i tths lp4lseYing quotations !o
ii;;r,J !it' .''r,fsr,ai;.f
Strict Mililing. .g.'24 .i.Ils
''';rss,; cssa s,Q!asp ,Qsp IA. IA aadE 81
do
S*SIEV.Riss a.ssss. .l:!.,.. gxs. e.. ..v.sl0
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06

Consigllees pei. South Carolin;, Railroad
-"rK Kemaining in the Depot to Date.
W a. .EAstcrln. d. Rumff,,, jill. Fielder p.
7. W. HARLEY, Ii D. Smoke. IS fl9,54.a ~ i
In accorlahce with orders received from the S,,-
perintcndcnt, Storage will hereafter bo charged. on
Goods remaining in tlic Depot Tor NJ, unreasonable
length of time. ~ W. C. <NiEE EDr1Yl,. .ail
~ i.i stfh r agent
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06

sS.Ad EaGfaflih' III 'Dstas saia, s! 17I iAt:lGba.
belts anu Bfbwn'ai Dein llsdihi s,oi sAs l,vry's
and Tylers, Dem. gain, 90 At Gleatons
Z Dem. gain, IL ln tho Precinct, Dem. gain lis
~. ,t,!ia;f a ii,.pt
% IAh nis. VI - hi hil.-4;ielol,i -, .n.,,,lH.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
HARD On NORTON.


j.: Il. Mckinney, editor Of the Chat.
ne'd A'en'ocrat, an aspiring rejection
Of "Brick Poueroy's" paper, ha, been
IN Washington, and is writing letter.
home. He says:
1 have made ot1c hasty visit to III. c..;.
1o'-saw senator Norton, and "our J;m,,
CaVsnaugh lace 10 face, and after NJ er;r .
ln'o both honses for a moment retired. F..
some reason We felt ashamed TO be scen
roun1 such places. We felt . certain San.
sat'on OF mcanness that we never felt no.
fore. ~'.' 'e'' oe-
We knew That Senator Norton was
mean and low and, dissipated and dc.
spiscd, but this is rather too hard. hav.
Ing such paper as the Cha,field -Den,-
ocrat "asbamed to be seen face to face
With him. This is the bases. iner,t-
'tudc, when Norton hos done 30 much
dirty work for the Copperhe.d party.
Mr.. Mckinney takes unnecessary
psins to inform the public that he for.
got sone Of bis Democratic proel,v;ties
when going to Washington, a. witness
tie following: :.r:: III" 10.
We wanted 10 steal sonsshing-knsok
dewn-get drunk--'''play or
'*lk horse. dog, &c. ~ = : >'''A !
A. there are many like him ID W..l+
'"s'on and especially shout tic White
House, v. presume our members are
." their guard, and keep their hand,
On their watches and pur1es. '..:s''s1
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12

Bat'on thing will bring quiet, peace
and prosperity to the country, and that
is the speedy impeachment and oonvic.:
ton Of Andrew johnson and his ren,ov-
ii from tho Presidential chair. This
continued warfare between tho execu.
tive and legislative branches Of the eov.
eminent is daily adding to the evils
under which the people arc laboripe.
The President seems determined to
persist in bis usurp.tions, his viola
lions not only Of late laws but Of the
Constitution n vol, and his schemes Of
di'osganisatioa ; while Congress is firm
in the honest and proper discharge Of
it, duty. 1t cannot do otherwise than
execute tho will Of the people, Of which
it is tho direct representative.
The only re'icf, then, is through i'm.
peaehmeus aud tho sooner it is dispos.
ed OF tho better. The Nov York 1ri.
bx"e expresses the mstter suocinctly
thus: =
The country demands, Impeachment, md
this IL Why We feel that xethise can pre,
vent It. lmpesthment asess psses. i
country torn and rant aad wary VIII
strife need. rest, for rast IL aa&isn>l ,Nll
and prosperity: No inlsie ue-no anbitio.
mo corrupt bargain. esd purshase--no
menace caa stop it. The. Prseideat 1usl
Do impeached for The good Of the Repub.
lilo, and tho people will ~ Amen. s''o: (
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
&ht st. Cloud 3parn4t.
v. B MITCHELL, EDITOR.
Thursday, March 8, 1858.
aaPuDl.loAU STATE CONVENTION

The uldsrsigasd constituting the kspao''e>a s'~se
Central Committee, do appoint that " coh'sauon ~
ne Rspvblican party Of Minnesota b held At 81.
Paul. On WEDNESDAY. the THAk1ksN1h nA1 "
NAY N1xr. At II O'Clock H.. for tho purpose Of
el.ctln. ,ieht delsgates to the Republican Natonsl
on,..ttos. to b held IN Chicago On Wednesday the
NH day Of nay next, and also to nominate osr
Presidential Electors.
1, .esorda,es With the call uf the Nstioaa1 Rspub
l,e.. Coat>ss ~ invite The eoOps' alton Of salcsi
s..s Who r,oacs that cur great civil var hss happily
,>rn,..s 70 IT, discontinue Of Ne ssbsl,ioa; who
would hold ~ ~ unity and integrity II The 1epab
IT, nd nantaid its paramount right to dsfsndto the
uss,r.est ID sxistsnes whether Ypsr'lsdby secret
eo,spi,.sy q sznsd snses; who ezs II hvor Of IN
economical ninistrasion Oft public sxpsn iturss
Of The complete s1sirpatton Of the principles and
psey Of slavery, and Of speedy reorganization Of
shess States whose govsznnents were destroyed BY
he REBELLION and their rsst0sat0n their
,sop>r practical relations With the Union In accos-
dance with the true principles Of Republican govern
meat.
II. following spporsionment Of tho several eoun-
siss established On the basis adopted BY the last
STATE Convention. except - to Wahsshaw county,
which 10 based on ths Republican vote Of 1866:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
rat t1oNonf II NEW 1iAiip-
go SHIRE.

The telegraph brings the glorious
news that New Hampshire has gone
Republican " IN increased majority,
This is more than was hoped fl by The
friends Of the Union. Tho President
and his party made every possible effort,
spariug neither time, labor nor money,
to carry tho State, but the result shows
that their attempts were worse than in
win. Now Hampshire stands true and
takes The head Of tho column Of State,
which will next fall ~pronoanee; for
araas for the! Prssid,asy. Thi, cleo.
ton 10 = mir iadex Of the dlIanpeti ID
which impeachment !. regarded BY the
people. They demand .it. .ts1- ~ :,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12

Observation-Disclosures Roe..h a-ho
Va recently convicted Of the. murder
OF Joseph Sadrer, . lad Of sixteen. an
the 9th Of September lat, in Nicollet
county, Va. hanged At St. Peter q.
Friday: The execution ". quietly
conducted ted RB r declared his limo.
oenes % tho lat,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
REPAIRING
sk]fully and promptly done. and war
rantcd to give satisfaction.
A. w, BUSH.
St. Cloud, Nov. II, 1867. III v10nl7

ATsRTGAGE SALE-Wlereas, Default has been
NJ made in the conditions Of 4 certain Mortgage
executed and delivered by A!onzo Gates and Nary his
wife, Mortgagors, to Andrew Boyington, Mort agec,
bearing date the fourteenth day July A. ID. 1866
and recorded in the Oeo of the Register Of Deeds in
and tor eherburne county, Minnesota on the eth day
Of August 1866 At O'Clock NJ, in Book 4 Of Mort
gaEes pNges 500, 5o4 and 525 to secure the Day
nlent Of Nine Hundred and Seventy-cight 57-l0o
dollars on the first day of june A. D. 1867 with in
tereet et tho rate Of ton pr cent per. aauum Gen,
date unt paid according tothe con- t6ns OF certain
promissery note besring even date thercwith; and
waving all right and equity ofrcdsmption except one
year. aud there claimed to he due apd duo there
Oh It; thu date Of this notice, the shnf Of klevcn
Hundred and Eortyone 46l00 dollars; aud the power
T. I'll contained in said mortysye has become opera
lawor otherwise 70 recover tn debt SECURED byaid
mortgage or any part thereof '.s ..- f. Y
Notice herekj given that by virtue Of the power
ossac contained In said mortgage and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and provided said MORTGAGE
will be foreclosed by sale gagged premises
w.t. The northeast quarter O. section No. niue (9)
In township No. thrtyfour, (Sl) north Of lnnge No.
thirty SO) west, situated in Sherburne County, aore
said, At public venauc by the Sheriff Of said Sher
6urne county, at the front door Of tho Post ONCE IN
Orono III said county, on the 2lTH DAY OF APRIL |
A. D. 1885, at half past o'clock In the afternoon Of
that day, 10 satisfy tho amount which shall then be
due on said noe and mortgage, with cost Of torecos
urc.@ r.: !. :, .- F. NJ. HOPKINS,
- Sheriff of shcrburne. county, Minnesota
EDwARD o. HANllN, Atty for Mortgagce.
T. Dated st. Cloud, 9th March, lSSS. niar127t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
OPENING or THE 1lI0H COURT or
INlPBAOli10nNT.

-. -.
& WASHINGTON, March 6th.-In an
tieipation Of the Senate forming itself
into : Court Of Impeachment at one
o'clock to-day, !. worry large number If
persons were present in the galleries,
and many were unable to gain admit
lance.
Atone O'Clock precisely Chief Justice
Chase entered tho Senate Chamber,
having n--his arm Senator Pomeroy,
followed BY Justice Nelson, Of the
Supreme Court, and Senator Wilson.
Az tie Chief Justice walked to the
front Of tho Senate Chamber Vice.
President Wade vacated the Chair, and
Justice Chase clad 10 his robs Of black,
'ascended tho steps and took the seat.
Perfect silence Eeigaed, and after mo-
nents heAitation Judge Chase arose
aud stated, that in obedience to tho
summons served upon him BY tho Sen
.ts he w.s ready to proceed with the
trial Of Andrew johnson, President Of
the United States, and was prepared to
take the oath required by the Constitu.
ton Associate Justice Nelson then
administered tho oath to the Chief
Justice. The Senators were then called,
ono by one, beginning with Anthony,
Of Rhode Island, and the Chief Justice
administered to them the same oath He
had t,ken-to do impartial justice to
Andrew johnson. When the name Of
Senator Wade was called, and while he
w,s walking towards tho Chief Justice
to take the oath, Senator Hendricks, Of
Indiana, arose and said: "May it please
your houor-before the oath of i'm
peaehmenti il administered to the Hon.
orable gentleman, 1 wish to ask the
Senator \ question. The Senator just
called ID the presiding officer Of this
body. Under tho constitution and laws
DO will become President Of tho United
States should tho process Of impeaoh-
ment, now being tried, be sustained.
The constitution provided TINT in such
case the possible successor cannot even
preside. Therefore We object to his
being allowed to take the oath of Office. "
Mr.. Hendricks then continued in sup
port Of bis objection.
He wss followed BY Senator Sher-
man, who maintained that MIR. Wade
was ono Of the Senators elect from
Ohio: aud he vas entitled to a voice
and representation in this court. 1t
might be urged against Senator Patter-
son, who was not only blood relation
Of President johnson, but also by mar
mage, that he ought not to be allowed
to sit in judgment in this court, yet he
had been sworn in by the Chief justice
without any objection.
Mr.. Sherman was followed by Scna-
tor Howard, who maintained that Sen:
ator Wade should be sworn in.
Reverdy johnson followed Mr., How
ard and maintained that Mr.. Wade
could not be allowed to vote when he
wss Interested, and cited the case o.
Nj. Stockton, whom Republicans re-
fused to allow to voto when his own
seat was 1t stake.
Garrett Davis followed and took the
.. ii Wow:
There i probability that the de.
bate over. Mr.. Wade's taking the oath
will be very lengthy.