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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-16

ss SAYS the Chicago Rspublican,: Of
the seven. Republican Senators who
voted against the impeach ment Of An
drew johnson, it is somewhat strange
that but two remain unse 'theddbys the
,hasd Of death, or:by' political, ror other
misfortune. Thesa two are1-Judge
Trumbull,. Of this State, and Senator
Ross, ofKans.s. Henderson; Of. Mis-.
sour, and Van Wrinkle, Of West,l! Vir-
GINA, have been superseded. Fowler,
of Tennessee, will have to give place to
Andy himself, or some other man.
Fessondep, Of Maine, has Just died.
Grimes, Of Iowa, Is an: invalid and has
Al the great poet says $50
lnn1 Tie world away ..,;.zs~. 81
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DAMAGE NJ THE STORM.

The heavy rain storm has done much
damage in other localities.
At St.. Anthony the boom gave way
on Tuesday, letting between 100000
and l. 100000 feet OF logs over tho
falls. The upper booms, holding some
800, 600, 900 feet, were safe at latest ac-
counts. Considerable damage was done
to the improvements being made on
the falls.
A number Of dams were swept from
Trout Brook, at St. Paul, causing dam
age to the amount OF about $4,000.
Heavy land slides occurred on the
Eastern and Valley roads, delay ing the
trains. -, =. .'%''. :" t
Tie minnesota river rose eight feet
in twenty-tour hours.
The walls Of the new German Cath.
Ole church At Belle Plain wero under.
mined. Loss $4,000.
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g Tn air.cent letter to :. friend in New
York, Chief Justice Chase disclsin 3
my further aspirations for the Presidep-
Cyl He says: ! s*:";: q" t,so8 ~.
= "1f I can only perform, with reason rel, g.
able satisfaction to my own conscience,
'.d 70 the opinions Ct those 81 best qualif-
ed 70 jud &c. tho duties Of my present
position, it wills6'l the largest mcasure.
Of, NY present ambition: T want moth
ing whatever Of ! political character
md desire thats ny u name may b disas,
soeistsd hereafter, 10 rnen's minds, With
III poli6calsotiops, IL this ID too much
to expect, let me hops, lst least that 10,
friend of mine will lend any ceunten!s
ance to such absurd nonsense 10 that to
With I hive rsfertsd!' ''9 a1a9 3a@E 10 i,
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ACCIDENT AT BIG LAKE.

Special D;spatch to tia Journal. =.
..ys:r~.. ..*....,:5@ BIG LAKE, Sept Is:
While the mail team was standing at
the door Of the post. Office ut Maple
Lake this morning, the horses took
fright and dashed of, throwing from
the carriage the only passenger, .: q lady,
breaking one Is Of ' her III, limbs, and, it is
feared, breaking her b back. She vas a
sis. !': Of Mr.. o'Dopolh'ae, Of French
Lake, where she was going OF L., 9 VISIT
The team rushed ahead !e'' J until one Of
the horses struck tree, break ing its
heck. 10 The driver being Of the car
rage escaped unhurt.. " = DO = oa.,
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:. !, THI Chicago Poe talks 10 this wise :
"we'tel al those Southern !! people and
all those Eastern people who are raving
about their particular king, that the
Northwest keeps the king Of all eartb],
kings. Bread is king, and will be till
the last recorded pulsation Of the hu-
man stomach. He rules everywhere,
and hi, royal home is i in Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota, a.; particularly !,
6;nn,,...not. v'S:pIi|i';l* s. go. II -
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=. After tho selection Of the. following
State Central Committee, the Conven-
kion a6i0urna6. ,,r,.; -: ~ ~

GENERAL satisfaction is experienced
throughout the West at the election of
Hon. Alexander Mitchell, Of Milwau-
kee, As the President of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad. His ca
reer as . railroad man has been one Of
tho most successful on record, and he
has we'll earned the title of the Rail-
way King. The road he has thus re-
Gently assumed the charge Of is one Of
tho most importastin the West, and
will doubtless increase in wealth and
popularity under, its present manage
@e0ts .: e.. r.. ,.5.
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THE STATE TICKET.

Al tho result Of an unusually full
Convention, in which much Of the
ground wss warmly contested, will be
found The ticket At the head Of this
column. The names are those Of men
we'll aud hvorabI known to the people.
Of Miuoesota.i Although tho friends Of
Nj: Doanslly had, under the eitcum-
stances Of the case, strong hopes Of his
success, yet they cheerfally accept the
nomination Of Judge Ausein-th" Gov
srnorship being claimed BY the First
District. The candidate of the party
is gentleman of ability and Of untIem-
isbod reputation.
The Chief Justice was likewise
elaimed by tho other District, and the
selection Of Judge Ripley is granted as
eminently wise and judicious.
The nomination of Mr.. Yale, for
Lieutenant Governor, and Col. Matt
son, for Secretary of State, will add
strength to the ticket, and secure for
these Offices capable men. ~.
The denomination Of Capt. Munich
a State Treasurer, WAS = compliment
we'll deserved by . worthy officer.
In the face OF . strong opposition,
Mr.. Me1lrath Was re-nominstsd for
State Auditor.; while nr. Corpsll and
Sherwood Housh were respectively re-
nominated BY seel.m.tioa for tho Offices
# Attorney General and Clerk Of the
Supreme Court. II. ...;
The, entire ticket il one which will
command the confidence Of the Repub-
leans Of the State and elicit their hearty
support. As the Pioneer dolefully ad-
mits, it Is ticket which ''it is not prob
able can be beaten"
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MRS. HAns1Er E. BISHOP, of this
State, read, . speech At tho ,Womap's
sudsage2 Convention in, Chicago, on
Friday, in which she said that she was
not in favorsof, won'an's suffrage. She
very sensibly thought that many evils
in the land, such as intemperanoe,
claimed the first efforts sof woman. :,
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THE SENATORIAL MOBILIZATION.

The Republican District Convention
which assembled in this CITY on Satur-
day last, placed in nomination for Sena-
tot, Hon. H. G. Wait, whose name
stands At the head Of our columns this
week. Mr.. Wait has already had Goa
siderable legislative experience, having
been . member Of the State Constisu-
tional Convention in 1857, and MEM
bsr Of the Houss in 1862. He il one
II the early settlers Of Northern Min
nssots, having come here in 1856, since
which time he hes been identified with
the growth Of the country. He j.
largely interested, ~ !. property owner,
and must naturally use hi abilities and
tho opportunities Of his position to pro-
mote the welfare Of the District which
he will represent. We have reason to
believe that Mr.. Wait will make ca.
psblssaa efficient seaator, and will
7lubseRvs the wishes Of bis eonstito ents.
Conserving tome Of the features Of
the canvas for the nomination, We de-
III, gjiriss at thn time To make one or two
statements. Our first choice for the
positioa vas 81. @. Burbank, Esq, and
" gave, some weeks $50, our reasons
for this prsfsrsnee. They seemed 1t
The time substantial, and We have since
learned Of nothing to cause Us TO
change ID tho slightest degree the est.
mate then placed upon Mr. Burbauk's
qualifications. His defeat for the nom
ination W. accomplished by representa-
lions that bis interests and affiliations
we're with St. Paul, and not with St:
Cloud, and that hewould be under the
control of influences In the former city.
However groundless these representa-.
tons v VI, aud none could have been
more ss-thy served their purpose.
We doom this explanation: 70 b due to
Mr., Burbank. and the friends Who sue.
portod liz g5o~H 2t.l - 49,.
The q selection. 81 the Con.
:vsasies ~ ihavs 10 dhposition 10
Quarrel, and - it, souisss, Mr.
Wit Wit! shall ! havsthe sn~.vssiee support
- ls1ks. ,,..:..,, s1 tgdeE.pn ojfs f. 4Sirt
- s.sstfkkS ife19eg a;,l.yr..!arl al. .3nff
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ALMOST the last words that PASSED
from the lips Of the dying Secretary of
Wa we're, "My chief regret in dying
70 soon is that l leave my family pau
pers:" The country has determined
that the widow and children Of this
one Of her faithful servants shall not
suffer, and over $4,000 have already
been raised. President Grant headed
the list to the Ravlins fund With ST.
600. Il .A- z>i .'''s-';s :"
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The Rochestsr Posi- says the Vs.
basha county seat case, on trial for sew
eral day. before Judge Barber, iu that
city, has been decided ia hvor oof< che
removal Of the county seat to Lake City.
i i quite likely that an appeal will b
taken 70 the supreme Court. f., = 3: 81;
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=: Ma IHonAse 3. GAlns11rLlpl, -.
ssl Wilkiuson (hts of the New York
1yi5s.e) mud ether mepbsssa IT that
portion I,,,;1 & tie Northern P.eise Rail.
md Ezplotipe E1peditie'p 4 witch lt' =, =.
amissd The route from: Puget Sound to
IL Missouri, arrived nuSt. Paul on
aatsrd.y and started for Duluth on
h!hea q !ls T1bfsy g'1e tie nest glowing
aaaosnts.d The country and. route over
Ahieh ~ Northern Paeiae viii pm, n,
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TIE publisher. Of the: the Rochester
Post will issue . daily, the h. &ate Fair:
Post, during tie. continuance Il "a. Of the
State F. Il q that place: They, will.
publish fiOm ten 'l',t thousand Gus T. twenty
thousand copies each day for gratui tous
circulation = To advertisers; i off rs =.
rare opportunity. s.,. $780,. Ill:
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Conservative Republicaas and
Democrats, ofaM mississippi, have nonin-
ated Thomas Sinclair a'aoolored man,
for Secretary Of State. 1ai,to lae5 m. 4
"A storm. il. Boston lat week tux
the. top Of The !. Coliseum besides doing
other damage .,s s .s., 3. e.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

The Chief Engineer Of the Northern
Pacific Railway, W. Miner Roberts,
writes under date Of August 18th, from
Jacks River; Montana, to Jay Cooke
l. Co., very favorable report as to the
practicabihty Of the road through the
Rocky Mountains. He says: 12 If
"Ths approach 4 the Deer Lodge
pass Of ths Rocky Mountains, on 10th
sides, is by very gentle grade, far
more smooth and: valley like than any
mountain divide I have ever seen. In
fact, 70 me it has proved one Of the
most wonderful objects that I have ever
ncountered in my long engineering
experience. No one unacquainted with
the fact could by possibility imagine
that he was crossing a mountain of any
kind, much less the great backbone Of
tho American continent. The approach
IS BY gentle slopes, which are treeless
and cafpeted with the finest bunch
grass to the very summit. 1t is SO fat
that it is rather difficult t" determine
by the eye where precisely it is; But
the most remarkable fact connected
with this divide is that the miners have
cut ditch across the summit which
conveys the water of Divide creek from
its course on the eastern slope Of the
mountain; over to the western slope,
where they use it, in their mining oper-
atoms for gold washing. The ditch at
the deepest place on the crest of the
summit whore, without this water level
guide it would be hard to 6nd it) is 16
feet, cut through clay. .. E@.< .,.,
In letter dated At Helena, August
10, he remarks x ".. ~ =.
''The grade from Deer Lodge valley,
past the summit, and thence down Di-
vide creek to the Wisdom Cor Big Hole2
river, need not exceed fifty feet per
mile, without either tunnel or any deep
cutting. Such is one of the passes of
the Rocky Mountains that I have e.
smined, and from concurrent aud reli;.'
able testimony strengthened by many
personal observations tending to confirm
j, I am satisfied that 4 snow of two feet
depth in either of the valleys, or.in the
divide, is Of very rare oeeurreace:Y' -
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dgsed BY Celt Sanborn,
Lieut.. Col, Thonaa and Major. BaxtsT,
has been ilsusl: to- .: 1s-unioa. 1t The
3ossth ReGimsst;1 It g. Pssb On. tho
Aths Of Oo4eh6r.; sy3 n4tI ayuw 3asv
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+JonN BELL died It the Cumberland
Iron Works, Tennessee, on Friday.
He. vas candidate FL TIC Presidency
ID 1860. Our public men ais fast
a,or,n,;n,,i |n@ aso?32nAa19 Ii" .9gu,5a.
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y, 80; The late disaster at It; a, A4vondalc
leaves q widows and nd 10: f. fatherles'
children. The latter number will BE
increased to nearly 200. The cash re-;
eeipts BY treasurer: e.: H. Gaylord, are
$1o,731,75. 3d. ID, n a.::ss2.,4
\ Spain is to send a 900 more roops
% Copa.f sAafstss.sa 10 .rtG9GGs ss5jsg4s5 ~
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the Oon.ervat 70 Democratic
conversion in Mississippi on sWednes.
day last, Judge Dent was rs nominated
for Governor. SOS, q. Ii
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Coy: .A.aa,Lr1i, q Montana, r, y. .pa
pointed Col Jan \. -; Pi.E, formerly
Of this State, Territorial Auditor. 'ds=
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IN the election for State sof6cets last
week. Vermont went: Republioan-as
usual. GE.E rs:sra1Ha alr
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,'a'-' 7EEs~ app q *. Nspoleoq's health Is
much 2, better, sn nd the Empress oontem-l
plates starting again On her t,ip EAT.
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H1or1o1-u. 8. LAND OFFICE.

A1oFIo1.-U. 3. LAND OFFICE, ~
II e. Cloud. MIMI, September 10, 1860.
ccplaiat having 6sen eatersd At this o6lcs BY I =
ward Hv;at against Robt. q AEdst1on for ahaI doMR
upoe The v e - N ~ nv section %, township
l1S range u In Todd count Ninnesoaa, With vew
TO the cancellation Of saad entry the said parties
2D DAY or NOVEMBER 1869, at 10 o'clock IN tho
eonoon TO respond an arnish tlstimony concea ming
said alleged Abandonment. y
n.,-..;g+ ~ O. A. GILMAN, Register,
Osptleew) =. G.. DU11MK, Receiver.
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". B M1TcuELL. EDITOR.
Thursday, Sep. le, 1869.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
....:g For Governor,
HORACE AUSTIN, Of Nicollet.
For Lieut.. Governor,
WILLIAM H. YALE, Of Winona.
For Secretary Of State,
HANS MATrSON, Of Mseksr.
For Auditor OF State,
CHARLES MclLRASH, Of Nieollst.
.,,.@.<, .,,: For Treasurer,
EMIL MUNICH, Of Pine.
Por Chief Justice Supreme C.srt,
G. G. RIPLEY, Of Fillmore.
, For Attorney General,
> ERE. CORNELL, Of Hsaaspia
For Clerk sf Supreme Court,
SHERWOOD HOUGH. Of Ramsey.
DISTRICT TICKET.
For Senator. Sd District,
&c. WAIT, Of Stearas.
For Representative,
REV. F. H. TUBBS, Of Sank Centre.
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Treasurer,
REV. NOAH LATHROP, Of Paynesville
For Sheriff,
T.C. ALDEN, Of 81. Cloud.
For County Attorney,
CAPT. L. ". COLLINS, Of st. Cloud.
For Judge Of Probate,
TRUMAN PARCHER, Of Clearwater.
For Court Commissioner,
COL. G. d. KERR, Il 81. Cloud.
For County Surveyor,
u. p. NOEL, Of st. Cloud.
For Coroner,
FRANZ ZIaENBE1N, Of st. Augusta.
For County Coanissionerh
Il. J. SMART, I'd District,
JOHN n. a1LLEY, I'd District.
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Rss4ued, That the Republican party of Minnesota,
10 doctrine Il kbsity aud equal and exact ustice to
all mon; and that the complete triumph Of these
principles only BE- attained BY tho adoption Of the
nfteeath Amendment to The !constitution Il the
.Ress'sed That the rstzsneAment and economy to.
gether With the gradual extinction Of tho public debt
which have 20 stgnally chsraeterissd The present
fairs. redeem our pledges to the publc.and demand
R.selesd Tx The management Of our State Affairs,
fidelity principle and true economy which has eiven
rs prosperity at homo and consideration abroad aud
that the true nteests Of the State be found in
Resolved That We dsnaunce Ill forms Of repudiation
Of the national debt Is national crme and that the
national honor demands payment OF that indebted
nss in accordance with the letter and spirit Of the
laws under which It was contracted. I,e
Resolved, That tho r:lations Of the United STATES
With other nations should be adjusted in respect
70 the legal status Of our natuzazed citizens towards
the governments in allegiance to which they were
born, that thoes citfzens while abroad shall bo
adered and protec ted this a. citizens
Of the United States = fully =: Il they were native
Resolved, That the construction of Northern Pa
ciac Railway b imperatively demanded by tho best
interests Of the entire country, and that to that end
esivs liberal aid from The United States.
After considerable discussion, the
following was rel ected by vote Of 76
| to At:
Rese!eed, That tho Republican par ~ Of the Stat
tst that ~ 10000 acres q lead granted to the
State for internal improvement be 1T apsrt for the
LIQUIDATION Of the 1inzssota STATE Isiisuad BondS
and that they b held te that peposs solsiy; that
whea ths hoadess Of aa bosds shan agrse, 10
take these lands and fully and lually surrender
al he boods to ths Stats tAst aid knds b. mad
oyE to saad holdsts e thsir esstgae, trustee
szustses, ~ they nay elect. : 80
After tho selection Of the. following
State Genital Committee, the Conven-
tion sdjourned: gss- .;7...s a. +
First Dist!iet-0en. L. F. Hubbard.
Second Distriet-Rred. Driscon.
Third District-Thomas Simpson. 2n'
Fourth Distriet-.John 8. Pilsbury.
Fifth Distriet-W. G. Teller;
Sixth District-J. T. Williams.
Seventh District-J. E. West.
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SPICER & CARLISLE,

L Phillip Frank, formerly Of this
city, and now Of saak Centre, was ii
town on Wednesday looking up h,s old
friends and .cquaintancse. u He IL o.
his way east aftey goode.- Hastisg. Ca
= i.I'fGHf IT{S5*SGTfoh f1@ia F,@[t1j Eitct j :
:$ette.i. .ea.Z#1 .saM a1a.I.3 wnE. :
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STATE CONVENTION.

Tho Convention was organized on
Thursday by the selection Of Hon.
Dana E. King, of Mccker as tempo.
rary chairman and z. T. Benedict,
Of Olmstcd, and A. b. Wcbbcr, Of
Steele, as Secretaries. Committees on
Credentials; Organization and Platform
were appointed.
Rev C. G. Bowdish then laid before
the Convention the resolutions adopted
by the Grand Lodge l. o. G. 7. at
Owatouna May IL, published in full
in this paper At the tme,) declaring
that any party not hvorins prohibit
tory law in isa platform, shall not have
the support Of the members Of the
Order, and that in case The Conventions
Of both parties refuse To- incorporate
such . plank, then = Temperance
party shall b io.ussntsd. The reso.
lutions were rcferrsd to the Committee
on Resolutions. 1. j."
TIL" report of tho Committee on
Credentials VA adopted. stearls county
vas represented BY" ;.".'
II. L. Gordon, N. Lathrop, q. A. Gil.
nan (substitute for I. Kimball) J. g.
West, ksuhstituts for Truman Parehsr,) z
II. Morse. - '.' ..':'
The temporary organization was con
tinued Is the permanent organization
| For Chief Justice tho ballot stood:
| G. G. Ripley. Of Fillmore, IL!
James Gil6llan, Of Ramsey, 81
| The vote on Governor stood:
| Horace Austin, Of Blue Earth, IA
/ I. Donnelly, Of Dakota, s.
John MoKusiok, Of Washington, 1
The third and final ballot on Lieu
tenant Governor stood: -...
". H. Yals, Of Winona, Is
H. L. Gordon, Of Stearns, 8
| Jared Benson, Of Anoka, 2
For Secretary Of State, the vot
stood:
Hans Msttson, Of Meeksr, 1s
Frank Daggett, Of Wabashs, 8
F. R. 4. Cornell, Of Hennepin, VI
rc.nomiuated by reclamation for Alto
aey General. uHm -
| For State Auditor tho vote stood j:
Chas. Me1lrath, Of Nicollst, II
O. p. Whiteomb, Of Olmsted, (
A. c. Lane, .1:v
Emil Munich Vas re-nominated BY =
elamation for Treasurer, and Sherwoe
, Hough for Clerk of the Supren
Court. -: 81. -; .-,,.
The following resolutions were una
imous]y adopted ;;'
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/. E.sj.al zaxi asEalsr 3saG!H Id oil
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the Promised Land of slavery. I was
among them. 8 An old woman with a
white cap on, was crying. " Whether
she was crying thinking what she had
escaped,or whether she was crying
thinking what she had lost, could not
be discovered from the manner in
which it was DONE From the cordial
greeting howeverwhich she gave Sam
when he came down, 1 am inclined it
was over what she hadsl ~ Sam evil
IDENTIFY carried all: hearts With him, Ok:
cept miue.r Like Bill oArps, who to
fall in with the times first bought a blue
bucket, then blue pants and then got
blue himself, l listened to Sans e!o.
quenco without an emotion. o57-: "
THE RESULT. ..sss M
The congregation ;aati,o5an dispersed, Sans
name vas on al lips. His intelligence
was the theme at the corners his
chastoi; diction surpassed that Of the
White preacher. Encouraged BY his
success he asked permission to preach
ia the African church. Tho elders
met and decided Sam ought not 70 hold
i mssoltinSg;s j in thes,dr' church: They be-
longG;9sd ;. t, y }thof African Methodist
Church North i and Sam Key, Vas the
leader. Of the African Church South.
And SO the able and ,good-lookinsa' Sam.
didn't preach III again: The next morn.
ng = covered carriiasg'e, with the hand
,omseJ gray wv was seen going up Street,
md 10 it: va, Was tic we'll dressed aud willy
Louisville. I preacher and polititican,
fIa TaTEFi{ II *9Yl}gT3fTrs 94f,n,, ~
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For Coroner,
FRANZ ZIaENBE1N, Of St. Augusta.
For County Coanissioners,
Il. J. SMART, ID District,
,, JOHN N. 01LLEY, I'd District.
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For Representative,
REV. F. H. TUBBs, Of Sank Centre.
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The Wabashaw County Fair will
be held at Plaiuview, October 9th and
7th.. ~ !. - H-.s.-t
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-26
a T ED. G. SANDERS STORE.

40 dozen Linen Fans at zoe each
Is Paper l0C
100 Willow Sc
Palm Leaf Sc
Silk Sande Wood Fans for 81 go worth 3 fine carved ivory
handle silk Fans and 81 75 worth twice ha IA doz pairs
Sleeve Buttons only % cents pair 80 gross of Honey and
Gycerne Soap at 7c per cake; cakes for rs cents
large lot of Black and gilt sets at only SOC set worth
twice that amount
large stock of mems Socks which we will sell for H.
l-3, TO- and IL IL cents pair
Ladies Hose for 1-3, 10, and 12 IL cents pair
Spool Cotton cents spool; 8pools for rs cents.
Ten Steel Pens for oents Lead Pencils for 10 cons 10
Slate Pencils for cents.
Pocket Books Is, 30, rs, and 80 cents apiece
large stock of Dress and Shirt Buttons Hair Brushes dress
ing Combs, ColognoS, Extracts and Pomades.
Corsets only 90 conts French woven, ST.
Gloves, shoostrng Note Paper Envelopes, Pins Needless
Toys Bengs Thmbes Ties and Bows and all other kinds OF
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS! Z!
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE.
ED SANDERS,
Corner of Main and Court Streets
Washington, July |, 1869. 99sf