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ton,motion Of s. B. Pinuey the report
was accepted, and on the further motion Of
TO- Gilman it was adopted.
s. B. Pinney, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Permanent Organization, reported
Is follows: 's.~
csa'1"'a"-Juage E. rLathrop, Of Pope.
Seeretar1es-s.. H. Nichols, Of Douglas,
md J. NJ. Gordon, Of Todd.
On motion of d. L. Gordon, the report
was adopte6.& 522E|5}*s*-: &!s
Mr.*aordon declined to act as Secretary.
e H.IT!Gstdoa nodxssd the The Convention
proceed to ballot for candidate for sena-
tor. y ~. :<>2 '''' ;'',' =%$
Jacob Austin nominated H. c. Wait, of
Stsarns county.
8. B. Pinney moved that the chair ap-
point two tellers. s. B. Pinney and j. E.
West. were so sppointed.
7. G. Mcclure moved that the first ballot
be an informal ballot.
J Il. L. Gordon nominated H. G. Burbank.
ef stssrns county, as candidate for the
Senste. $780, =
Mr.. Burbank's name was Withdrawn BY
". b. Mitchell, who stated that Mr.. B.
would not be candidate before the Con-
vention. :: ''a. 49,
On motion Of J. E. West, previous mo-
ton was so amended that the first ballot
should be = formal one.
The vote stood as follows:
II. G. Wait, "a
N. Richardson,
Il Whole No. votes cast, Is
On motion Of G. A. Gilman the nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
= IN response to calls, Mr.. Wait rose and
said
= M. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN.-I feel
very grateful 10 you for this expression on
your part towards me. do not regard it
= personal l feel that 80 far as I pre-
sent in myself those requisites which you
deem appropriate for the use and benefit of
this upper country, that out Of respect for
these have this vote. Having long heen
identified with the interests Of Northern
Enthusiastically, pe,uniarily and pol,t-
ically-it is gratifying to my feelings to
feel that my countrymen those with
whom l have been engaged in developing
this portion Of our State-have extended
to me this testimony of their confidence. MIR.
President, feel in this matter as though
l could hardly say enough to express my
own feelings. thank the Convention,
and will say that I have no pledges to
make except this, that should DO elected,
l will endeavor to do my whole duty to nv nv
party, to this locality and to the country,
to the best Of my ability. In looking over
the principles adopted by the late State
Convention, they meet with my hearty ap-
proval, and heartily endorse the action of
that Convention. pledge myself again
to fully discharge my duties rs State Sena-
tor, should be elected. =.
f. s: B. Pinney offered the following reso.
luton, which was adopted:. ,@A... - -.
Rsso!Ued,, That this Convention approves
Eof the. plat = adoptsd blythe Republican
State Convention, hald in ST. Paul on the
9thSinst., aaApledges its support to the
zcand dates there nominated, and also to
1the nominee:ofs this Convention for State
%! .: #est ~ ~Iod,Sa AT 11nnoin,ment Of q
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hsPuSllcAr CoSvIxTIoH.-Ths Con-
1e,tion 70 nominate . candidate for the
mouse Of Representatives, from that por-
asn Of this District lying eatsids of stsarn.
eounty, will bs held Il Oaks on the III 81 q
Oetober. There will probably bs ! = mum.
bsf Of candidates. w have he.,d n.,.
tiessd the nanes Of Luke Marvin. 81 D..
lnth. latsly Of the Land one. .4 tb..
place) who is The choice Of the Lake .eeun.
ties; J. u. 0ordoa, and Lieut.. J. r. Hov,,. =,
ard, Of Todd county; Hon. N. Richardson,
II Morrison county; jacob Austin, F, B.
Van Hosssn and ". E. Hicks, of Dough-.
county Col. 8. B. Mcclure and Ole Peter.
son, Of Pope county. Az tho District j,
largely Republican, nomination will
with Z harmony in the party, b.
equivalent to On election Let good mar
be selsctsd, and there will be no trouble. !.
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s71A1a1.-last week the colin Of .
young lady who had been buried soma
eight years ago, wss opened. While moth
Ing Of what bad been mortal vas left but
the bones, tho wreath Of doWers which had
been laid On the brsathlsss body, is said to
have been - perfect and fresh ~ the DIV
il Vas plucked.
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b0r A good II story frame House with
an l. a good we'll, and four acres Of land,
ia the city limits, for SALE. Price. $1,000.
Long time given if desired.
For Sale-16O ac1es Of land nesr the city
with good building. suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000 ,.s
For Sale-A good II story frame build
ing with five lots, near the Lake. Price
$500.
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For sale-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale.-A COED wood lot containing 80
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
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FA.nna'-Judss MeKelvy is preparing
to fence for breaking in the spring about
one hundred acres on his farm as Grsld
Lake, some fourteen miles from town. He
has three hundred acres Of choice land bor-
deriae On tho lake. Il
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Rocks 1oR RlN!.-The rooms on WASH
ington avenue, near the Central House,
now occupied BY H. Ottensmye: as . bar
oss shop, arc for rent. Posssssion viii be
given next month. Inquire at this Office
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ST. CLOUD
" agon Factory.
n ~.H'.>-.* *-:.. -:
Farm ]! + q! and Freight Wagons.
Light Spring wagons
and Buss1es. .
Scott, Hegg & Swenson,
Having bought the
st. Cloud Wagon Factory.
Are prepared to make to order and will
keep on hand good assortment of
Wagons, Buggies, &c.
,.'. Il, The attention of
Farmers and Freighters'
Wanting Wagons this spring is called to
our stock. ..
None but the
>. Very Best Material :
!. Is used in our work.
Especial attention paid to
II g p a ir i n e.
SCOTT HEGG & swENsoN,
st. Cloud. March 10. 1869. v1ln34-tf
j. II. OWEN & CO.,
'...' MANUFACTURERS OF ...
DIR ESSED LUMBER
S A S H',
Doors, : Blinds,
- WOOD MoULD1NGls,,.::
Turning, scroll Saving,
- NN.,s-! r.. ~ 1i,l -;.t y
80 DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES;
Newell Posts, ~Balusters;
: =. AND FENCE P1CKErs,
Sash, Doors, Blinds ali
Moulding,s, . ~.''
.-~.-~ ga, ..l-5... ~. sea=t 14fr:2 -
Constantly ON Hand. T..
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I -. II ,: ,: @e- = 9aTI
- .: :.2: s~.1s v:lAue. ..', -
BASES, CASTINGS And DOOR JAMS
Furnished, per3Ds.iga, with the Ut
--- most Dispatch. ''~
Il. r'1s%'2 80 .,z;i3 x%;s' II
.- ! ,t;t. irp+i. -;si -
L.. .Jsj ~ ,s.:!.r:,,>i.'i'i ,7.:.ts.+ EaA
,. COUNTRY " [l||; : ORDERS J !; 2:
Attended 10 promptly, and specially solic-
s. III. tied. i: -. ..;
;',:,
....~.. ,>....- -~.-. =, '":'
=, s:~ =, ~, ~
~ Fdetoryi. Lower zbssn, near til. Sas
Mills, ;~-..
ST: CLOUD. 49,, -, -. -. IN M1NN
l (RFfcR nRnvR Avn Du>n, ss~. ~. n%
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St. Cloud, July 20, 1869. ..,......
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e1AD1Na.-on Friday last tho contract
tor grading and filing In the Court House
Square, and ten feet outside for. . valk.
was lot BY the County Conmisueners- 70
John Dorr, At 20 cents per cubic yard.
Frank Rsn'sl', bid 5000 for Ii. job. M.
Dorr has commenced work.. - Sc e..s
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=
y: !osnAI scnooh.-Ths fall term opened
~ Nondsy under the most encouraging
circumstances. An the teachers we're
present, except hiss stsnsrd, who has not
Ut arrived. In / ths Normal department
lhsrs vsrs ~ spplicaats-s2 ladies, 10
Seatlsnsn. Il i knowa tbat number Of
others, delayed BY storm and other causes,
win appear during the week. The model
department. opssed with SO scholars, and
this nanbsr win b, considerably sugm,snt-
ID before The aspiration Of another week.
= General saiisfastion i felt eonesrniDs th,
management Or Affairs ii. oonase.ion with
The school, and the best results are antiei.
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<oLIcs CouAr.-On Monday eoup1e Of
youths from the country, who had been
imbibing too freely and wandering in for
bidden paths, we're brought before Jwtics
Barnes and fined SIS each and costs. They.
begged not 70 have their names appear In
the report; : second efsuss and they can
not sseaps IN unsnviabls notoriety. -.
On Tuesday Mrs Sarah Vinton vaa 6n.
Cd $25 and costs, in pursuance Of tho pro:
visions Of Ordinance No. g.. 80.
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Two months will Include all election re-
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Cas 0oaf...... to ECO Badger. er................ 40
Beaver. per D....... It's skunk....... 90
1T perm 30 SO Hides. green, perlb ........7
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LUMBER MARKET.
MBAT MARKET,

1hs shove are The prices 1t the yards. At tho
nHls, q les pr thousand.
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sT.cI.oUD FUR mARKEr.

cb'reetedtorTH. JOURNAL. by D. n. G. .xurphy d g.
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ce111o1D wsIKLY B1 COATS rRxzxAy.
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~VAs 0A11.-I1oro seems TO bo no end
TO the rain this fan, nor to tho new stock
of goods Piek;t 4 Abbot. arc receiving.
They have evsrything-drsss goods ths,
take the ladies' eyes; hats and caps. for
everybody; clothing for men or boys, At
10" figures; boots, shoes and CATERS, for
big feet or little feet, (the big feet be-
Ing mems, Of eourse) and everything else
ALI cheap for cash. The "Reeulator,,
- the place to make your purchases.
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are many musical Indian names but
as many that are far from being so /;
instance Nyack, Modoc, Wassuc, and
some of those already given.
4. The majority of the new names
are as strictly " American as the old
ones.
We have no more right to claim an
Indian name as original than one of
Dutch or English origin. We are
not Indians.
g. Very few are " imported names, >
and we have reason to be proud OF
them.
Jack isn't fond of the names that
have been so carelessly given. He
ridicules them. Pushmataha be-
comes Push-me-too- hard;" Mianto-
nomah is transformed to "My-aunt-
don 't-know.me." There are others
equally absurd, that | cannot at this
moment recall.
These names do not revive old his
| tories and traditions. -
The Constitution" contains very
! few of her original timbers Give her
a new name and her prestige would be
gone. Send her to sea now, sailing
ship and almost hulk as she Is, and
| the CnOugnG LnaG Jney- were HghIlng
"Old Ironsides." the ship that neUer
lost q battle, would nerve her crew TO
do as heroic deeds as her old decks
ever witnessed.
In conclusion, I believe that the
new Secretary is only repairing an in
jury, and he has had to repair many
since he assumed the portfolio. be-
lieve, also, that in this last return 10
old customs. he receives the applause
of those who have had ships fol
cradles and decks for pillows-who
have passed their lives in the service
: love its traditions and honor It's grea
deeds. ID. n. b.
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For Sale Low.

"a EsHRAHLE DWELLING ETowaw
- ON Third street - seven rooms nmn
cellar, and all necessary Out-huiidfnrr
All ln good repair VIII DO sold VERY iofv
u application be made soon. This properly
8 Tor sale. Inquire OF
ALVAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent
ap2t DIFF EvanaViiie. ina.
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In another column will be found
very interesting communication from
NiGshipman BELL, Of our city, justi-
tying the recent change in the names
Of many OF our war vessels. A para
graph in the JOURNAL of Monday
objected to such changes where Ia
dian names were to be sacrificed for
the names Of common place inland
towns ana villages" Where more
euphonioas Indian names are substi-
tuted for others, we have no objection.
Indeed, We think Secretary WELLEs
did not always choose names wisely
in view of the vast assortment from
which he had to make Sc
leetions. But we are not
CONVINCED by our correspondent
that the Indian names are not fully as
musical and more essentially original
and American than are the names of
much the greater number Of our
t)wns and villages. For the life Of
Us we can't see what Improvement is
made by changing the name of the
Keaosho to Plymouth, or the Kicka-
poo to Cyclops. Naniton to our ears
Is as musical as Worcester, and we
prefer Mosholu to Severn. We like
OBaaha better than Astoria, and On
tario than New York. We think
musical Indian names might have
b. el given and retained without vio-
lating any law, and regret that Secre.
tlry WELLEs did not always select
them
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Lippin,ott G Blackwell,

Manufactures of Circular, Muley, Mill,
Gang and Cros@Cut Saws. ChOpping Axes,
an shapes GoDurn's Patent Axe. SiioYels,
Spades and Mess Patent Covered scoop.
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We lave received the thirteenth
anniversary programme of the Indiana
Asbug University. The annual ex-
aminfion takes place from June 23d
TO Jlne 18th. The various literary
entertainments extend from June %,
beginning with the societies; to July
1. Ehich is commencement day, j
p Luse. formerly of the Lafayette
Journal, delivers the alumni address
on Wednesday evening, June 81.
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The Names of our War Vessels.

lnO NAAACn VI V0k ca NCSoCASs
Editors Journal:
The JOURNAL of yesterday contains
an article oondemning, as foolish. the
action of the Navy Department in re-
Gently changing the names of some of
our war vessels. It's objections are:
l. That it is giving up the Indian
names for those of common place
inland towns and villages"
2. That these same towns never
saw a war steamer"
3 That the Indian names are gem
orally musical and invariably orig
inal."
T. That the Indian names are essen
TALLY American"
B. That the names given are I'm
ported from Europe"
[ am convinced that the paragraph
mentioned was written without much
reflection, and certainly without a
knowledge of the regulation that gov
eros the naming of our vessels.
Mr.. Welles, during his administra-
ton, entirely disregarded this regula-
ton, and hence the formidable Indian
names. Many Of them are unpro-
nounceable to Americans, but how
much more so to the foreigner, who
ourselves.
I give below list of the changes:
OLD NAMES. NEW NAMES.
| Algoma -.......................B enlcla.
I AmmOnoOsuc........
/ Canandalgua..................Detrolt.
I Contooc0ok lbaDy.
/ kenosha -......................Ply Plymouth.
/ klckapoo ...................-.Cyclops.
/ TMadawas ka..................Te
/ ManltOn ....-.....-........u...W Orcester.
TMlnnetOnka ..-.......s..CalliOrnla.
I 0sholu,.....-............
/ " NeshamIny. ................Arlzona.
/ Omaha stoTla.
/ "OntarlO............... York
/ "Plscataqua ........,..........D Delaware.
NPompanoosuc .-..-.........ConDecticut
Pushmutaha ..................Cambr
w ampa0oag ................Florlda.
%First rates.
By the law the line Of battle ships
or First Rates, are named after State:
and Territories.
The idea is a good one. As il
these divisions Of the country on
Republic finds its strength, SO In tn,
line Of battle these noble three thous
and ton warriors with their heav
metal are calculated to bear down al
opposition. Are there to be foun,
more euphonious and sonorous name
than Delaware, Florida, Tennessee
Arizona, and California?
) The second rates are named 70
: towns of importance. There ar
f other provisions made for rivers
, lakes, &c, but | am not prepared t
/ tell exactly what they are.
In answer to the first objection
{ fully half of the new names are In
r dian names, only seven of the seven
! teen are those OF towns, only four Q
: these are finland" and none ar
] = common place" when one think
{ Of the history that attaches to then
D n 2. Evansville has seen wal. vessels
? and serviceable ones. War vessel
{ have foated on the Hudson, we knoI
t to eur cost Why shouldn't they reac
E / Albapy2
T In tie event of war with Grea
t Britain, Detroit would become a har
3 Dor and a ship yard.
| 3. Observe a list of the navy: Their
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OEFIChAt1.
r.r.ARrr-f+E III. CLARK PRECEDENT
Nv coo 4 II. Chairman Finance ana
Freenflve corr mittee,
~ rt.s4f5g IN COOKE Vlce-Prealdent.
Ittftit-ON VI. PEET, Hec'y and Actunrys
This Company offers the following nd-
az r. National Company, chartered by
.yt.s.laf act or Congress. 1865
m Rad = pntd-up capital Of ST 100000
Tt offers low rates OF premium
III furnishes larger Insurance than other
companies f0r the same money.
~ 3 definite and certain im it9 terms.
lit lR "a nome company In every i9Dalliys
its policies are exempt rom attachment.
There are no unnec ssarS reslfletioha pa
the policies
Every policy is non fOrieitable.
Policies may be taken which pay I'd Na0
Insured their full amount and return Hll
the premfums so That the Insurance costs
onIv the Interest on the annual pay Meufas
tire Insured, after "a certain number oL
years, dUring life, an annual income OF
one ten ID the aElOuut named Ca ihe policy
No extra rate a. charged fof risks upon
Tire lives OF females.
10 ENSURES, not TO pay dividends @ policy
bolders, but at 80 low "a cost that dividanda
Circulars. pamphlets, aud full particu-
lars given on application 10 the Branch
once OF the Com pany, or %
JOHN W. ELLIS m co..
Cincinnati, Ohio.
General Agents for Ohio and Central
and Southern Indiana.
JOHN s. HOPKINS,
EUansDille, Ind,
mayl2 d&weot AGENT
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LOCK HAVEN, Pa.
Messrs. I.IPPINCoTT & BLAENEwELL, Pitts
burg. Pa.
GEMS We have been using your make
OF Gang Saws in our mill, and find them,
In point of quality, superior To any we
have ever used Yours &c.
SHAW, BLANCHARD & 90.
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New Advertisesasats.
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Only complete Unabridged Peoples Edi-
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and Epist les of
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Tar Kentucky State Tobacco Fair
i, to be hel5 in Louisville, en- Thurs
dav. the 3dof June. It promises to
BE- beyon1 doubt, very successful.
The totd cost of the premiums
amauut 10 $1,000
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EDGnsyiiie. Ind,
mayl2 d&weot AGENT.
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THE ceremonies connected WITH
LAYING the corner stone Of the new
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church in
Indianapolis, will take place on
Thursday next.
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Iris estimated that at least %. 1000
persons took parf5in the ceremony Of
decorating the soldies' graves Oh Ar
lington heights. near Washington.
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?" ctrry into effect article one hundred
dhd twenty-three Of tie Const;sNaox.
and to propide for recording all mort
0uoes and nyi,iie0c,. .4 iF 80 .ts
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POLICE JURY.
Special Meeting.
April 2lth 1865.

Al the membsrs prsasnt!.

All the membsfs preaeut. ..f.-.-
The minutes Of the latt Meeting we're
read add approved. 's' ~ F@'
On motion It %as nssolvsd, that tho
Parish Tsz Coltsctos l. hereby authorised
to receive Parish Warrants duej Tor taxes
asd liosnsss. ....
Resolved, that lie Clerk is authosised
70 procure Warrant Book of printed
forms.
R-.olv.d, that ff.tSest Martin sod L. F.,
SALES b. and they ase hereby, appointed T.
examine the accornte Of the Parish Treas:
urer ~ depositof of iSs Public School
Funds, said COMMITTEES 70 report q tbs
next regular meeting.
Resolved, that an election b held fo-
members Of the Police Jdiy Tor the tsnri
two yesr.. ID the Third. Sixth aud Ser,
-nth Wards, on Monday the Sd day of
May next; in the Third Ward. at ths
Court 81 ,use. .-Doast Brssux, Albsrt Ju'
dice and Edmond Lsndtt, commisaioners.
Ii the sixth yard, at the School Hous,
near Joseph Bosdsssu's-k Lessin Hel
bert Charles v. Comsad and Dtsipt q.
Brousaard, commissioners. In The seventh
ward, 1t the Store Of Roy 1 Cor Lc-
blanc, P. B. Roy and Edouard Comsau,
commie eioness. =. = ''
Received, that The Constable potify ths
commissioners appo;atsd fos tie >lsceioi'
on the third Of nsst ah0pth.
Resolv-d, that Tie cemmities On tepsi.
ing The jail are aothesised to ooasssss te'
additional sspairs. ~, ~ s.
The flIov;sg aceasnb 1sss sppsesed.:
Il. East;n. $50 o.; < Dugat 90 30 "
| B. Bailey, 12SS A. J. N0as ESQ: L6oa
B;lIsud els; r. c. Lasdry. tl5 80.
on mosios The Police Jury adjossned
P.6 AncgusAux.
A. ]. Moss, Ys0Dou0
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