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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06
MINNESOTA NEWS.
From tie Minnesota Monthlv.

The Minneapolis Tribune urges
farmers to turn their attention to raising
the sugar Beet.
Monthly cattle and stock fairs are
being held in a number of tue counties
Of Minnesota, aud our exchanges speak
in unqualified terms of their success
aud desirability.
Tho Rochester (Nion) Post esti-
mates that there is. now in store, along
rhc line of the Winona and St. Peter
road, 600, 600 bushels Of wheat, of which
$4,000 is waiting shipment at Roch-
ester. The same authority gives it as
the opinion Of well-informed wheat
buyers that there is yet on the farms
tributary to that market 10000 bush
els of last falps wheat crop.
The Winona Republican makes the
estimate 759,5ss Bushels on the rail-
road, This Is largely in excess of last
year. 1t further estimates the amount
of wheat in store on the Mississippi
aud Minnesota rivers at three million,
bushels.
We were toll just now by farm
er Of this county that several Of his
nei gbbors we're going to seed down =
portion of the land they have hereto
| fore devoted solely to wheat, with
| view to raising more stock, and others
| tell us that crops are sure to be moro
! diversified hereabouts than they have
been.-Rochesetr Post.
Sensible. Let the farmers of North
ern Minnesota do likewise.
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A correspondent Of tho Glencoe
Register protests against wheat raising
in Minnesota being made In any way
secondary to stock growing. Horace
Greeley says Minnesota is the best
wheat State in the Union.
The Saltwater Republican estimates
the cost of raising. wheat At 80 celts
pcr bushel. The Rochester Post makes
il from 60 to IS cents in that vicinity.
What say the farmers ip Northern Min
nesota? ;'*'''
- :-ssa...l. -
Caroline Richings Is obliged 10
withdrav from the stage, "by cireu@.
,tsness beyond her control"
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"A movement is on foot in Hardi.
man county, Tenn, to restrain magis-
trates from kissing the bride when per.
forming the marriage ceremony. But
the jud &c says; elf the court knows
herself, her: vested rights shall not be
taken away"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06
"DOUGLAS."

Could ye como back to me, Douglas. Dough
In the old likeness that knew,
Iwould be 90 faithfui, SO loving, Douglas,
Douglas, Douglas, tendor and true.
Never a scornful word should grieve you,
I'd smile on ysu as the angels do;
Sweet as your smile on me shone over,
Douglas, Douglas, tendcr and true.
Oh! to call back tho days that are not.
My eyes wore blinded, thy words were few;
Do you know the truth now up In Hcavcn'
Douglas, Douglas, tender and true.
was not half worthy Of you, Douglas,
Not half worthy the like of you;
Now all men are to ne like shadows,
Douglas, Douglas, tender and true.
Stretch out your hand to me, Douglas, Douglas,
Drop forgiveness from Heaven like dew;
As lay my heart on your dead heart, Douglas,
Douglas, Douglas, tender and true.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06
HENRY w. WEARY.
- .CARRIAGEMAKER.

HAVE removed tc my new shopn ear
i the Bridge, vhersl am prepared 10 do
allkinds Of work in the Carriagemaking
Inc. Wagons, carriages and s'eighs mndc
q neat and substantial manner at low
ates Particulsrattention paid orepsir.
v3-tf.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06
MARGARET MERLYN.

WRITTEN FOR THE ST. CLOUD JOURNAL,
BY MRS. JANE G.. SWISSHELM.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06

+. "A: new Democratic paper, the Re.
vie,o, is to be started at Mankato next
month, That makes No. g.: j-''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06

[EntereL according to Act of Congress, by Mrs.
jan. g. swisshelm, in tho year 1868, in the Office of
the Clerk of the United States DistrictCourt for the
District Of Western Pennsylvania.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06

Hoops continue to be worn small
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.,ns OF ADVERTIslNG'

1es,i and Government Sd'ert1sene'ns?tt Az csnts
psr .aSsrs for tho nrst iusorsiun' aud ''>2 cents
p fss ss"i
Attorneyso.u.,1Is.M t6. cost OF ths same, un-
to pasy fs;%:1 II ;Ss sis % '1'
In advance Ok "a cents per line to transient
and s cent. seen.
o. political. religious or other notices. cents
p.r line. .,,.,,.,,. 10 la inserted ut
:. Ysariy advertisers to pay quarterly. .,.s
$. Strangers must pay in advance, OF give
tory references,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-06
CITY RESTAURANT.

FRE5H OYSTERS;
SERVED UT IN ANY STYLE. -
Fresh and Canned Fruit Of all kinds. Con-
-. fectionsry, Pastry, &C. .'.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Regular Boardcrs at reasonable rates.
LOUIS GOYETTE.
St. Cloud, Nov. 10, 1863 .~ v1ln1S
, 1869-11-08

fnltrg INTO EHteF. Is Ekciy to rt Temporarily re
siFto a1d the tst: tf1EEi II Gee 6{ respiration,
nfiinK Lhe 1uFEa with Watet, producing lmTattAto
stfa1gn'ation. uLlets sesevcd II oure, the pes.
spn WoRid be dtoWneb+ -
Ctrss t1ant,nation stsan'ef: Fain.inR docs not
secesEnrt!J e1pt1 air from tha fang'. 4 well pof-
SGp falling trt1 thu wAter Wouiu hfc1:1e ra:eF,
TOO. and be tzansIcd. hIestc-
JDIN CuLvRk 5wHKE.
Hteln ChfcaGa Tau, an aEcnI ID she TEayet
lersf 1D*Ufantr Company. rtcnllecs Nhto At-
SU,th nado hts application for llius1utes iG Hns
en- November 1d, 1sd5.
Dbiectt1n W4a m14e. .. ...
NJ. Wheetan sa.d thry proposed 10 rEosu tha4
wife On hn ouu Itr, the Fau1e time tna he ~ tas
insurance on hls n;, for heneot- Also. thxt =
Discount uaa made to tutfues him 70 DO ao- Faa
Rntetnue uent trRtnd1ted ana attempted 10 plsFe
roat he hsd Iuude nuainess ns tnsuitnx ny Htses
nIh laid the Insurance as the motive for foe ~
E7ed e1rue q.
III. ii, ixner objected to panic evidence Hhfle
the 7o!kY ~as before tho Cocr.
. Tht Court admitted the Testimony afier the que:-
1iou waa modified evidence contata % In the policy
Erdts1Hstioa rsstasa3: guow thut Discount OF
S. N41 allowed On the policies: tho premium
vas f9a u, from which sne 8. 70 wpa deducted.
Sn tn paTe reason Tor tnHuTtnX htN W7fcf HE; II
Hal that hts n1st Wife waS Insured Tor s, 700 OF
5sft0: during her 1l1hc4s he CONTRACTED dcbts
which Tefe oAsd by tho sasof3nce money. Women
are generally excluded from Insurance above
9. .0oos there were eRo appIicntonE nade Mt tue
Tine. The company 1t The ttn71' Insured m11I1ed
women for death only md no: for compensation;
White II Manager ard General Western AEnut
1or thr con pany. The poltcy .Buea on the life Of
Mn. etn!th "nA IN 40 why ptcOlaE. The cOmpany
f1h mt 1usute for indemnity for women, but for
s1etfh cnly,
The court adicuract until 10 o'c:ccl Mon,,py
7EcrLthR.
, 1869-11-08

II vn had lcnn ns hn,,lv whinned in nn
election =, tbr Er,n;no H,.t al this CITY.
h. h,o, w .h,,,,a .na.sr,- =, r,ota .ha
nnbl;c fo,oat u 40 soon .s ,oez;b1a. Va
.bon,d ,a1k a,,o,,t .o-natt;nr .l,. 9TH az
trmc xo,n,;};tv .n;, MI ~ NJ air n Tho
intaneest nnoonr.n Tho.s :. .o,h;n .o
,,;.eo-,7,nt and a., ss,,1,,. ~ .ha NH. 49,
a. the un;1inrs of defeated faction ,f,cr
, 1869-11-08

New YORK netest, Hnd That , VIA: .:r,
faye not done in tone t1re. Nc ,,ro.
puke tn nee The I.ec!kfat1re ~. ih.
purpcse Of pse,noicR the itttrcsls nj lis n4li, NJ
Ihc r+arIe, and rot inc tnfsre.,s nt The .-, .rt
the Rad!cals have rot ccLe IN 'opR ttm.. ,Tn..
En- ning .f.tt1nai has stated that, for raRt .aJs
1here hare been few 1ne1 ia H-p3bttcaa I-.3..s.
ttres = he ronl1 be ntught- We sl1l sto + it-.1,,
thar, in Democratic Lcq!,ssture. thcfc w,:I ~
Eone ef that kind We pro.ose 10 give 10 ~
peorlc Of <ee State Of New So.t, III oytr. H.
Ytfi.t OF setl-RoScr, meat. We tFnno~. II.
abollza a1ch iaRs a. 1nf5i.1e upon ,h-
rights Of kEat!1lef, ami setaTe 10 then,
the right to- govern themssIye4 We will nn,
Ah1l1sh Euch aN = mil Riye the penIk4 saC,ethj,v
Wefse, bst III aIto tnem letttF lsuA We :,r,,N
roSe 10 nuke tn 3tafe Of New YorE .sat-the sr,Y.
efLneht IN all +. hranchea, inole.1t- u.s.n,
fystE- ! Ell aEsfs of TIC 1csnora lbfl.'rr ihia
rs.oIy fEpnscs : s@ aaaz': OF the r.t,sp1ss.
htfaies II imposes nlo1 me. a. Executive q ta,1
state realize ihfT magnitude, and w:H ,cr
Help OF tie people AID their rp.rsent1t: ~.
atd ~ the government council Gnu Ret. 1 nr1s
n ~ sphere so 10 dischss.e lta duties ina: IN
people will arprore m5 Retto1. Eeleve r.
I+giSlhfnrr h.ch Is nl1rt to Assetutir snJ lev,I
la EPo1 the sf1a!ra Of tbs Rfea. state viii H..
wifa Fuca Wisdom and ttsc.t1hn ~ 10 shpy ~.
pe0p4e of the State ano coco..y that The jIeals..
racy sf the State can he 4, ctserate IN 1helr hour
10 theF hour Of defeat. Te vii t. s4s,s: .s;.:
crees and tolerant: VIC nhl r+eue:,.z..
hourtt H=1 amer z cur adEersar:sA We w,ll j, Il
justly. act Aonorahiy And pFnEnte lar artA. -,
ferc4la Of l1s people OF ihe StI:c u Ecw Turn M,
haye deMcE3.d end y orxed cE1n4c.
, 1869-11-08
IOWA.
The .sf3- Pleasant Shooting t5frAy-
Tho Ele9FRt1e IInrdeF-fke:lsFn OF
the HAnlnc Mother.

The .sfi- Pleasant Shooting = fray
Tho EIe9FRl1e WnFdeF-fke.1Fn OF
fhc Maniac Mother.
DKs M61NR$. Soe. 6-IiaEDr1i Rcpt+ who WA
ehot By 1ota1nan Ireland. At NJ fIe1Sans, Is re-
CGYt.llK.
Thtfe Il IL :euee excitement In Mafo1a;l County,
oter the Euu7der rf ihe tnrEe C!ark :hlltent And
the Gt+ns pssEance OF their mother ~ nrsr Il ~a8
thought tns mnl,eF had destroyed t.e children,
aad ttan drowEel htrsc.f: htls no2e OF the
IrIentors nor credit this 1heoEy. VaYtous hpF.
Eole reports are IN circulation, rome sutpecttn1
lten k.dn nhpped the mother. A1o4heT aQ*pictoo Is
baxed u7oa The iac1 that tet*een daylight and
surrts7, Iartday morning, tha- proprietor Of the
t.o @ mso ana xoEan. drlsa by IN = Westerly
Ihs Eorses appe.reai "a. a. b. T ia;:e.,. 5 Ep
% Thursday night 20 trz,e could be
zeRs ct the county we're to turn cut and search
Ge eouItJ for her. They otI.r 1exal OF 500
*of fsoJ Information thns wln lead 10 the discovery
Lu conSltt1o of soe Ecsson who ktuna;ped Mrs
AM5 s5 q; e. clark, and murdered her three chi1-
srtn. t Eos descnpsior, she Is dse *c: taree
inches h1Kt. ts heasI uttlr. has sTarthE con-
ple3on, y II Eea1s Of a2e has hack h.r ard very
lo1et end has dafk and Sparkling eyea-
a !a1a de4patcn from M4fsnAlltowu aa5B Mrs.
C1srk resar1ed 10 her home a. hafps4t iass
evening, oTecipZ the dn0r and waxing into th'
nnuea Hhest 1ha terrible deed Was con- attted-
pon seeing her father and mother. Sho dfc
eacE7 but, upon being called hy name Eoon teEant'
passionate II inquired Ios her nste and husband.
she N.s - !enous for food, ana ate heartily. has
seeNeu 10 be entirely UNCONSCIOUS OK WAL nen
anep,g snss ~: Monday soe ~ ~. taksn % %
recognize hin any more than the Ad her Q -
la1heE ard Motner, but II constantly tuHnr1u9 fhr
Nm and her babes. She % q maIlac. Wnetnes
has teec, - AL a Hykterl. The nesE rational
FEpFo1tgfon Il tbat ehe canut:ted the deed II al
untontr1ons eonatt!on OF nini.
, 1869-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Hebrew Ecumenical Council
at Rhtlndcephin-Adlou louramcRt.

nj FA Cep epQtn-A04 q 4ouf0m mcQt.
PulADx1EHu, Nov, e-At tia JeE.sA Convex
t!or. yesterday, Rcy- Dr. 0elsch pronounced
cuscSJ on the late G<urEe Peabody.
A resolution wA8 Aaop1ed recognizing divorces
dec1eed BY law, Ihefo ootn parties consent; buK
where as1ed against oeiy one party It anal not
be teccga,4ed Is FalM uh1eaa deensd In sooosd-
anee 1itn Judaism
renoluron WIS passed tfAt the command TO
marty The Nt3oT ct \ deceased e5utheF, Kod Of
taking otE Inc ahoe+ has oet for us al uatent&1d-
ing. ,aAdltt, End binding force
With reference to circumcision. the following
rrtofnuou wrs ador1ed: The male child OF
Je1hh mother Il, By 1ss blrth, not less than the
temase.. tn necostanco with r.inctple never
disputed In judaism. = member Of tue
Jexi.h community. Resolutions were offered
70 dispense with the ceremony q c.tcun-
c:s1on to prpsclytea 10 Judaism AGO prop
o.is.ons IN rstesesee 70 The saooAth,
mixed marriages, the es.ahlnhmeur Of college,
The nod,reation ot The dletaJ LAYS. which were
al IcfeIred 70 committees, with Instructions to
rrpu9t to \ subsequent conference Committees
~ere appointed On questions q rub'to Worship
AID marital relations, With Dr. E.nhota n ChAtf-
nan; on Sahtah OoAel1auce, Dr.. Adhcf ns Chair
man: On Scnoo1 and CongTegn'laus, Anatsr. Dr.
IIe1tbeh ~ Entffntn :: and oh retreat Q1catloua,
IN. Htr8h ~ Chatrr1aa
On ponoo Of Dk. l. u. Tisa. the conference rs.
to@1cd 70 meet sgaia oexs year =. cto:,uaah
, 1869-11-08

NomNp 1nsltc1cd for thc a1urdoF OF
Her Brother. IN L0W - Attempted
Statclde.
Special DESPATCH 10 The ChicaRo Tribune.
PEoAtA, Nov. 6.
Mrs, Ier7sha Yocnm va. Indicted By the
erand Jury this noon Tor the murder
Of Cyrus Tocuu, her brother-ln-3a@, at
grureld. IN this eounty, Oh the liza OF
Ueluber list. Yocu.n Nas found. dead in the house
Of the deceased, With fHo bullet holes through
cntnEt,tcd suicide, oc1 sn..seqrect discoveries
te<n4 10 rmrisstc Mrt- focutn IN the AFFAIR,
pud, In accordance with the e11henca4 The
Son iutesEA'tc9 Developments mag be made II
the s1iAl. az II Is Funosed that criminal Intimacy
existed retuteu the deerHscd and the accused
* phia butler, q geIvAf4s ktrf II tho City Hotel
NAte an nnsuctekaful Auempt to commit Sracde,
latr evening, By takiE s chlcTnfora. IT list ac.
counts her c1Ldtt.on vas preCatto1s.
, 1869-11-08
EIFEs

MANsv1Klo. Ohio, Sov. ga la1Re DIRE occurred
At Kent, Uaio, this 1nozutuR, Vt O'Clock, totally
dtstTpJnE the business houses OF Darts, }eHrler;
Mofrtf! BLOCK: Gett5s millinery: Bethel, stoves
and hardware: Ray i Ward, dy guod.. Weary
MI the goods we're S2yed. Toni loss Of buildings.
stout IL. 0c1; al quite cote1ed py tntu'aDce y
Ire Rlehiand. Of Nauate.i; Sun, Of Cleveland.
Athas. cf cleveiard: Home, OF Eoaumo1+s fa<
nam. Of Chicago, acd LoYtl1url. OF SsV 1ot@s ~.
trgs, co1ramiug LwtA' Hotel and A. J. 4hiEsck1
s.sre aEd aWer!rg. at Greek cepffs Masn s;a SEa.
nsYt!aIIy tnkuieu. the IRE Il supposed to ba H.
ctndi1TJ. .
Twen,y. pInlu erect, was buE1ed tonight Loss,
f11cc4. ).
, 1869-11-08
trent lSrltxttus

5AA DEATH " 4k FFAR9nfs
LONDON, Nv. 6.
TIC dexta nf Mr. Peabotty occurred 80 1sc on
Tnut1sfsy night {a,f-past III, that the fact co7Id
not be widely published nuEl 10 daF. His death
u universally regretted. Ftacs nre placed st aalf-
mast; En:onsi Buildings dr1peh IN various paets
" tho city, and o,her evtieaces OF mourning a:tset
public suHpu.
LoSpoS, Nor. g.
TIE DJi't Ht'rs ss5H Mr.. Peabody was nnt mar
ct impules7tr 3motsonal ncnr>oieuce, but rttncr
Of iudtclorx, widely sptead benedcence- His ,ih-
cEnlty "as not po~thunouA He yare flom his
own kut* talcs. aod did not surrender what death
wresseti from him. HIS services hot 10 nis native
and adoptesl country were 1rstnxlJ and GRACEFULLY
recognized In royal letters md the thxnk4 Of C1u-
Rrc-r. Metchantc 10 tsasttcg hls stafus .lslty to
not ped to learn IRON tho cansusntnn.e man Of
hurtness Low 10 gain monoJ. lila career may
teaca sheIs bow It. Ray te ws.cly speas.
Dr. ilsuas1uyKs rRAyRLa.
LONDON, Nov. T.
Str nodsrick Musehlson publishes an extract
fEom Rev. Ar. kirAs letter, as follows:
Nt msy infer THAI, belSre this, Dr. llying atonc
las satisfied hlntself whether any OF the santh
AiF1esn wAten now iato Lake Albert MAMA. II
this uo'eTn1t alton IL Arr1vch ut. he will haYe
folsrd ahc problem of African geography
nhlIAlB INAcGtRAf10s.
The Queen orere1t The rrw Grtly- and riailct
W. HlAA F4AlF ICI1NluuleH* EDWH8 {HTflukfsU
the streets. silu the anuses III TIC nc!xhbort'ooa
were gaty decorated
*0uth Au,cracu.
ALL erlaT.
SKw fuRK. Sos.6 &.
Ila!es fran valparaiso (Etobor ., aud Lima Ucto-
Ter II. arc received Theie ha.i bre1 uo cartl..
1uaktt nUr tlia! 1ayo TIP to lIose latcs, aud peo-
p'e arc returning ttuuA thr high tau.s u thce
huu c.
TIE t8r1iMrs CANAL.
The Legislature Of fAnaluA hax passed rcso-
luslon unanimously IL lnsor o At lstntnus c.nal.
TKtI1rLE VOLCANIC EACrTlOS.
rsrce, ID The Interior Of Colo nbsA. hn had n
terrible volcanic eiuptlOD mud two OF lhfre vii
txfcs aIe reporfcd tesuu5rd, with all thur inhab-
ltantH. Soon after tho eruption the Riyrr Cucco,
nj the town Of Poplap. nfsceu niles from tho
volcano, rose quito hsh. ann quantities Of lsya
toa.ed BY, thIckly rsrrwu with sne dead boue. Of
people Next day the liver WAS quite DRY.
YAATuQuAkK.
slight earthquake occurred at quito, Eltua-
dor septcrupcr u, No damage.
ttusy.
VICTOR EMANUEL SERIOUSLY I'LL.
HAsIs, Nov. 4.
Of ltsly, IL very ssck nj Florence. Priace Sapo-
leon will depart for that city II noEsow.
Franco.
HEAVY CLAIM AGAINST THE COZ oSEnSNEST.
PARIs, Nov. &
Iecker Claims an indemnify Of i,IG,Olo francs
for dau age CAUSED BY the French Government.
Turkey
Tue SrKz CANAL oFEHIKu.
CcNsTlST1SOrLk, Nos. G.
Itts nnnDnnced that the S2ltan will not attend
the opening Of tie Spez CaoaL
GubM-
LIBERATION OF An AMERICAN PRISONER AT
uASANA-
HAVANA, Nov. &.
De Rodss has liberated Mct;rr1or at the insez-
cefeon OF Con.ul Plumber. NcGre8or !cIt III The
Eagle for New York 10 Ia!.
, 1869-11-08
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1869.
THE WISCONSIN DEMOCRACY,

TlcrN WAS never more striking case Of
blasted hopes than Tint Of the Wisconsin
Democracy. They are utterly wrecked.
They hare often been beaten, hut never SO
herelesS1y repulsed as now. Last August
they met in convention and "org1nizsd
f"r ricsory.~ Taking, rs they thought, whole
>.'ms lessons from the past, they resolved to
IL, progressive. They nominated az their
candidate fur Governor a nan who had
served long enough in the army to obtain
military title. and one who, with his pen,
h~'i supported and sustained the war. Thus
:!.,rs,J. they drew mp a platform
>ru..aLa, remarkable They resolved that
>!rv.ry l:s.l iecn lawfully aud constitution
ali, ahosi>hed, and that they we're glad Of it.
Tie resolved that, rs tho people of Wiseaa-
II, h;ul ahnptcd negro safag- for theu-
~.1,.s. that question Was settled in that
Sts,e. anl the Democracy would make no
attempt to disturb it, nor woald they op-
,sr~c making s1,ch suffrage universal. They
declared themselves in favor of paving the
,lclsi. and opposed to r-pudution. Having
thus planted themselves tniEly and sqaarely
npon the Republican platform, tbcy asked
,a,r election Of their soldier candidate.
l;ut the people did not respond favondly.
TIE, hstI no faith in Sat. Clask's tears over
,Ee fa1l Of slavery, nnr Lad they confidence
III Democratic professions to uphold the
r.a,,,u~ hnnor hy executing IFS contracts.
The Democracy, however, had hope Of sus-
r,.s. They canvaSse41 the State. display
iii; tlrir banners of r'li'icaf equality and
,u.1o,ing their lusky brethren to vote
with them. Alas for Democratic e1pccta-
,inu.. The people already had a Ealdirr for
Governor. n.,tl thr5 wiahel no better ouo.
They ,1ren,1v had State officers who were in
tuyur II the principles Of the Republican
;mrty. and had no disposition TO change
tlr.,. They declined to elect the Demo-
cratic iic!:rt. md did re.elect Republicans
Il. i'll every branch Of the State Govern
nrrnt.
lie clcc:inn ia over, and tue condition af
tic ,nrty is peculiarly unp!c lsaut. They
have. formally, In full convention, adopted
Republican platform, and yet arc M far
from Office as ever. Thoy havo gous too
iaf 10 re1taee tAe'' H'eP>' ~ t"in u9iA -
worse 1nan 10 60 on o'ftc''S ~ 'ae A'i,uo"
l'can party. lnes ca''ho. un,o "nal ''lts
have dore, ror unsay What they have de-
clsrej. Had they succeeded, they might
hase r"p''dlatcd their proiesssons Dull tnes
are stu s''pplisnts ios ONCE aou mas'
stick 10 thelr stosS 10 Inc end
Ihcir present pos't'on II unens'ao'o. 1nss
haTe a De'ooetatic organization ~n'ca Tue sa
Aepupncaa majority u .ne o'ste ~l'
no' 'las' "nu ttes Law ~ a'
form ~hicn tney CANNOT ge' s'o w ano
which Is d1staste1ul 10 inc ~ 'aoesa'c p"1-
- Inc Fohcs ol swearing 10 any pon'ica'
c3ecu ko Eet o.uee Aeeus @"Ise7o ~ AeoeSa
, 1869-11-08
The SUPREME CoURTAND TIE LEGAL
TENDERS.

There ia widespread ruuaQr that the |
S,,nr4,oe Court of the United States will. Mt |
+. ...s.i,,, in December de1iyer its opinion
=, t,c several r,ses heretofore arcucd. in
1,,r;n,- ,ba consti,ut;onality of the acts Of
,,.,,,-,.. r,ot;nc T,eusnrv no.cs a lerzl
H., ,,,,1 ths+ n. d.c;sfon will he aaverre
,,,n,, w. 4, ,,+ t-rov ,rtat nrthori.
=, ,1.a,.. :. n, s,,-h -nmor nor ;,o we lie.
ia. c.u- ri, ,cna.r ,or snch ;udg,
..<. ,.,,, =, ~. .,-.,. ,hat ,bara "a ench
.,1.,;z;o,, - NV ,,a v.,, n consider wbat
,.u,>n -. .f,ects n,on the I'm ziness n9airs
- ,,,o .,,,,tu
Tho Court has already decided. in the gold
contract cascs. that tue act OF Congress
,,:,Iinc Treasury notes legal tendc, in no
uu. ts.urcd OF altered the previous
NV. ,r which cold and silyer coin was
mazda 1er,l tender. Tbis decision
-. -, ~, fur+bo- ,h,n IL ostz,,,,ah that III.
,.t;.,.,, ,o,, ,r,e .4;,t 1,o,l +an,7e,
,1.,, oortr,.t N r,r !, ,,,,, G,,,, IT lac.
~, r,.,.r ,r.. v.I;d. ,nd ,bat The co,rts
.,t',-.. y. .,a,;s, ,,.-f,,-n,.,ra 1f
h.c,u,4 .hnr11 nau y, fnrther md ia.
,;aa na, f1,,,,xoo. -. -, ,,or.- n n,ta
nu,,l.:,,, .,l.t ,bon o,,, = 1.o,, .ar1or
:. .;.,,s - 800. :, ~, raoou,, ,..,,,
;,,, n.,"r+ cnnl.:as, :. ~ tha aers., ,,f s,,.;,
~. 49,. - a.. ...:o..1
-, 49,. 49, .-;e.;, .aJat;o,.
~ .1.,.t.r .1d cra1;.o-
n th. ,-cen,,,c,. .,. M ,o,zor a 1ao,,
tender Whit will he their yalucs yhev
nj, u,d esase Ia l,e A debt due br tho GOV.
. ,,a =, Ia ,x.;a To WV thsn
, 1869-11-08

Earnings c the JElon Pacific I1oati
Tor UAfohrE- zHH Nebraska Hotel
FFAjecs. Esc.

Tor UAfohrE-EHH NehrlAkN Hotel
FrAjecs. Esc.
Stec1.i Desraiesl 20 The Chicago Tribune.
UXAHA, Suy. 6.
TIE iollo1 Ing Il q statement OF lae earnings OF
the tn1on PHcltc AoRu for October: Receipt. for
Cn.ssuEeus freight, zts,s3.-1s: transportation Of
t1oots, a7.c3A'p; orntuaty fre,.nr, stss Gss Is:
resenEtt ea.n:naa ss1. .ss: iscEea.e
x10o0: total es1nturs ts.e or o.; total increase
oveE September. sleo. .ssal6 Lana tales ior Oc-
tot+f alt cunt to teR s13 -. number OF 1cFef,
l9+161: tatN receipts from tales OF lAcd TO dste,
s51s, ,lIas9; t0tRi rumher Of acres sahI, 1la15a5.
One hundred and ktI thousand dollars bare been
subscribed. up TO tha evening, for toe new hotel
Tie orty-fou. thousand, Inure will unIoubselly
5e takE1 ne1t Meek-
SCISSOR ThAter returned from mn extenAtve
tour thTouR1 southern Nchraska this ese0tn1.
He TspoIta the ptuRrsss Of tets1Etrent uupfece-
dtuttd.
Governor, Butlsr hiss Lot yet decided 10 cau m
extlR te6i'aa oi ihk Lkr:tlature, but u eond-
ISy,
, 1869-11-08
THE DEMOCRACY.

III NEW 1OtR3 Afd tThNf
Governor Hoffman, -.
T., dLAAkI. Nor. &-GoEeHnor Halfm4u, last n!Rhr
n nc course Of his speech In rEsponse % sersia
aus " She !aekaoninns, said: VI notice t1at
Ress t o. me Radical Fapers IN Albany and Nov
.. LUZ IRE aAk1nK-- What Will zhey do With It -
tnat Is with the victory. am hardly
qnpo*ed to tell them j1ss rel:
EtI.ef 10 give them \ Nttlo ttne to dlrest ,ne
!etutos and when these are fuitY d1rcsted Nc pfp-
pscFe to xfve them some tntuEmatsoas al 70 what
@ ~ VI do With Il In nj observation hare
!lnou mai kroEtecRc Buddenfy acquired Is never
ven printable; bet viii ten them IN general
tefmt one Or ,two toinGs We propose 70 Do. We
PnPoes 70 make the LegtslAi1fo Of see State Of
, 1869-11-08

field "'one. Trey will excite nothing hut
Ade't'o'a, contempt and disgust for them.
selves in the public mind by such q course.
, 1869-11-08

Drowned
P1c1pr, Ont NOT. 6-Last night Mise Ellen
Rau<e5, nau2htef uf MI. Francis Rnusey, Super
int ndeGi of this kectlpu OF Wel11ad Ezna1 while
ats.deEF Ely tel Oh ind M 1ruNued.