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THE INTER-OCEAN
ISA
Republican Paper,
In the fullest sense of that term,

It will endeavor to avoid all unnecessa.
ry personalities, to shun all occasions Of
dissension, and promote union and har-
mony in the Republican party.
1t will advocate efficient organization and
and fidelity in the Republican ranks, and
oppose all attempts to divide and defeat it.,
come from what source they may.
Combinations with its political opponents
against the fairly made nominations of the
party will receive no countenance at its
hands; and the venal and corrupt intrigues
Of professed Republicans TO weaken and
destroy its organization will be fearlessly
exposed.
While it maintains its right to discuss all
subjects IN a proper maDuer it Ala.:as \,
Pretsn' ION to be an lndtl Ill.," Paper -,
1t is dependent upon an iLt,Ih en-, and pat
riotic public for its support. and will
endeavor to be always faithful to the cause
it professes to espouse.
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The pleasure Of love is in loving.
gre ha ppier in the passion we fee
t':au in that We excite.-RocheroucQuzd
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sQUiBs.

20. W. Holmes says that crying
widows marry 6rst. There is nothing
like wet weather for trsnsplsoting.
-Au Irish editor says he can SEQ
no earthly reason Why women should
not be allowed to become medical mcn.
"A Yankee doctor has contrived to
extract from sausages powerful tonic,
which he says contains the whole
strength of the original 6ark.
A mlddle-sized boy, writing com.
position on "Extremes," remarked that
eve should epdeavor to avoid ex.
tremes, especially those of wasps aud
bees"
Why are washer-women the simplest
of people ? Beca use they put cut their
tubs TO catch soft water when it rains
hard.
Why is an elephant unlike tree
Because tree leaves in the spring, and
the elephant leaves when tho mcnageric
does.
I'll don't care much about tho
bugs" said Warmly to.the head OF a
gentcel boarding house, "but the fact
is, madam, I haven't the blood to spare -;
you see that yourself"
There is female patient in the
Stockton (Cal.) asylum whose insanity
was caused by tight laciug. A brute
Of an editor, in giving this, says: Gan
women who lace tightly are insane
the only difference is that this one was
found out. The others will be in good
time."
Discretion is the better part of
valcr. Tom and Arthur have been
rude to their mamma. Mamma has
complained to papa, who is heard COM
ing up stairs. Arthur: ri say, Tom,
here comes papa I shall pretend to be
asleep" ~ shan't; shall got up and
put something on"
"A female book agent recently call
ed the Governor Of Rhoda Tslan6 from
his place in the Senate during an i'm.
portant debate, to solicit his subscrip-
tion for book she was selling. The
interview is said to have terminated
abruptly.
"A little boy accosted his political
papa, of the grave Senate, last week
thus: "Papa, are you growing, still P"
"No, dear; what makes you think
so?" "Beoaase the top Of your head is
coming through your hair" The poor
politician is getting bald.
AT Lynn, Mass :, al comparisons are
based upon shoe.l leather. A cobbler,
having applied for admission to an Or
thodox church at that place, the dea >
cons held consultation over the candi-
date. Says one deacon to another :
"Well, deacon, Bob G--vants to
join our meeting" "Yes; do you,
know anything against him?" swell
20. But before you take 6ual
vote on him, I'd just like to
show you job Of oobblipg ho did
for me that's ALL"
"A lnywoman, a milliner by trade,
bat nevertheless favorite exhorter al
the evening meetings of the elect, thus
gave her reasons for belief in the exist
ence Of Supreme Being: "Sisters,
am just as confident that there is ,
God, as am that there are bonnets ir
Paris andthat 1 know for certain, as
yesterday received form there, a choice
assortment Of the most fashionabl,
styles, which l will trim with more tast,
and sell lower than any milliner, il
| the ojty."
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DURCHASETICKETSat at the Statlonsbe. reenter
L ingthe Cars at a Discountfrom theregula,:-sin
rates
Passeugersm tgettheir Baggage eChecked before
it will carried over the road, and the arrivalof
the Train at place of destination must present the
check and take possession of their Baggage
ompany viii i D. OF be Responsible
for the Safety OF any Baggage after it's
arrival for whichitis checked-it being
part of tho bushes of this Company to receive and
store baggage, unless specialcontracts made to
thateffect.
E.Q. SEWALL, SQper1Et en- dent.
J H RANDALL. General Ticket Agent
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SHERiFF SALE.-By Virtue of an execution is
~ sued out O. and under the seal OF the Distric:
Cour th Jurlcial District, in and for the county of
Mo-; son and State of Minne'o ina action where
IN Huldah Bown il plaintiff and j, eph Tiff. d
1eneant ia favor of said dee adant and against said
cents (s3S.5o), and by virtue of d execution I
have this Cd t"v of May A. D 1872 levied NJ on. as
the proper..y of Hulail L; OVID, the following de-
scloed real Pc ioserty. to wit Lot No. l. Section 90
county, containing twenty orr and 53-1UO ac es
(St oo-lOo) according to government survey. Now
notice IS hereby given that will sell the above de-
scribe' property at public auction the hshe bid
der, TO- cash. at tn" ont dool of the Court House,
IN tie Gown Of Little Falls, ir said county, on MON
DAY THE Sth DAY OF JULY A. D. .S72, at 10
oclorS IN the forenoon of that day. to satisfy said
execution and costs. 4. BRIGGS, Sheliif,
Morrison county. Minn.
Dated at Little Falls, this Sd day OF May, 1872
mayl6-1w
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RADICAL PAPER.
Holding to the faith of Human Progress,
Its moto is

Up ARD AND ONWARD.
And its cardinal declaration is, Independen.
u nothing; Republican in all things; Just to
aW
Believing that the present Republican
Administration is the worthy successor OF
that Of the Martyred Lincoln, and that its
continuance IN Office is demanded by the
best interests Of the country, it advocates
the reelection Of President Grant, and
will eight it out on that line..if it takes all
summer"
Every necessary exertion will be made
to make it in all respects first-class news
paper, and welcome visitor in the house
of every patriotic family.
II asks the support Of the who desires
such q newspaper.
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ADVANTAGES SoRE3{l6lRYE::o oSRE3{l6REo BY THIS

1t keeps the money in the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk
It's as liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security.
1t is conducted by men whose integrity
of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1t ltreceives = high rate of interest on it's
loans.
Its rate qf mortality must be low by rea-
son Of the healthful climate of Minnesota.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Minneapolis trains to and from Chaska I'd
Carver with trains st. P. P. R. H.. to and from
St. Paul.
At Carver, stages to Young America and Gloncoe,
At Saltwater, stages to HudsoA and points on St.
Croix River
At Wyoming, stage to Chisago CITY and Tay1ors'
A No. n Branch, stages for Sunrise City, Cam
bridge and Isanti.
At y. 7. Junction, Minnesota Division Northern Pa
cifc RI Tread for Bralerd, Moorhead Pembina,
At Duluth, lines Of NEW AND ELEGANT
sTEAMBoATs to all points on Lakes Superior,
Michigan Huron and Erie connecting with railroads
to all points East and South
On and after Monday. May Goth, 1872, trains
will lun daily, Sundays excepted) as follows:
DULUTH TRAINS.
st. Paul 80 a. m. Duluth 325 m.
ct. Paul 200 p. m. Duluth 600 a. m.
Duluth 1880 M st. Paul Cos n. m.
*Duluth 8,O0p. m St. PAM 7OO a m.
Sundays excepted
SALTWATER TRAINS.
st.. st. Pau Paul sooam saltwater e:25 a. m.
stillwater 7.S5 =. m. St. Paul Gil e.il p. p M. M.
sti!iWater = p. m. St. Paul 3.35 p. m.
Saltwater 4.4o p. m. st. Paul Cos p. m.
CHAsKA AND CARVER TRAINS.
LEAvEr ARRIVE.
~
t7.50am S45 I'm 1O.iO a. m. 1O.55 m
*455Pm 6.20pm 723pm 73Onm
Carver. Chaska, Minreapolis. st. Pan,
*626am 6:-am 7.5I an oil -,
t3.l2pm g.: pm 5.2Opm 6.15 m
Via Minneapolis. +Via White Rear
x3-Through Tickets and Excursen Ticket to In
luth and Bayfield, and return on le at the Denots.
G. w. MEAD. Gen, Manager.
w. w. RUN ERFOKD.
Cen. Superintendent,
i. Y. B. ALEXANDER, Gen. Ticket Agent.
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1SSued Every MO1'nin&,
Sundays excepted.
OFFICE
No. 6 Scammon Court, ID Congress st.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION,
DAILY, $1,000 Per Annum.
Weekly, $3.50 Per Annum.
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&, t
=, PC a. >
::;g VI a., ~,i> ,oi :, f. ,,rr ann,m
wt ch Na' t'I' ecu ii .n:s!'lc one year
froi the ''t "' H' mort. i,', aE ncCor ing to tho
coruitluus "i 'r l.iss)ry n,to made and gned by
the said Alfred Tanner one of the said nortrarors
ana payabie to the orCer OF said mortgagee and
bearing even date with said mortgage;
And whereas default has been made in the condi
tons OF Id mortgage by the non-payment of said
sum Of money andnterest st thereon; And there is at
the late of this notice claimed to be dues and is due
upon said mortgage and said note secured thereby,
the 1uli and Just sum Of Seven Hundred and Fifty
iour and 81 100 dollars and action proceedings
have been had at law or equity to recover the mon
les so secured by said mortgage,
row, therefore, notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to power Of sale contained in said mortgage
ana to the statute in such made and provided,
SAID mortgage will be foreclosed by the sale OF the
mortgaged premises described in said mortgage as
follows, to wits The south twenty-five (25) feet of
lot Number Seven C7) in block number seven ~ and
the horth twenty (2ol feet Of lot number six 10y
block numter seven e., and all buildings thereon ;
all situated in the town Of Little Falls, County
OF Morrison, and State Of Minnesota, and described
made by 8. NJ. Putnam and recorded in the Office
OF the Register of Deeds of said Morrison County, to-
gether with all the hereditaments and appurtenances
appertanng and belonging to safd mort gagged prem
ises: That said sale will be made at public vendue
to the highest bidder by the undersigned Sheriff of
said Morrison county, the ront door Of the Court
house in said town of Little Falls in said Morrison
county, on the THIR1IETH i3oth) DAY OF JULY.
day of said premises or so much thereof AZ may be
necessary to satisfy the amount which shall then be
uue on said mortgage with costs OF and
me lurther sum of Fifty dollars as attorneys or SO
c'tors fees provided for in said mortgage IN case OF
tue foreclosure Of lie same.
WN. S. MOORE, EZRA BRIGGS,
Atty for Mortgasee Sheriff of Morrison Co..
Dated Little Falls, 18th June, A. D. 1877.
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OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks as per following
schedule: 50 shares First National Bank
OF Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Wlnona, so Second National Bank of St.
Paul, 20 First National Bank of Red Wing,
205 First National Bank of St. Paul, 60
State National Bank of Minneapolis, 60
City Bank of St. Paul, and IS shares Of
Preferred Stock Of St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$53,O00.0O $72,25O.OO
-- $72, $4,000
THE above described fund is
deposited with the State Irsur-
ance Commissioner free of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free Of interest or other ex-
pense to the Company, as long
as it needs to hold The fund for
the security of its policy holders
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Insurance Company.
HOME OTFIC

SAINT F. A UL.
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-strength.
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Restores the appetite and
strengthens the Stomach.
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Causes the food to digest, removing
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
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Gives tone and energy to
Debilitated Constitutions.
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All recovering from any illness
find this the
best tonic they can take.
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Is an effective
regulator Of the Liver.
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Cures Jaundice,
or any Liver Complaint.
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Makes Delicate Females,
who are never feeling well,
Strong and Healthy.
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who have been
unable to work for years.
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..4:y i'preo>luus, iorty-.!'> ,.. , 81. mos,
trimming and Covering At.i.l il, ..-l eN, III NJ
che huircu pages. for one l,!,rtre copies ON hun
Grcd cents; lor blAdtny session laws, Journal.
and executive documents per volume in brochure
covering, eight cents in past-board covering
thirty-ive cents: IN law sheep half bound, seven
ty-hve cents; in law sheep full bound, one hun
dred and twenty-five cents.
All work specified in the several classes will be re-
qulred to be done in strict compliance with the
provisions of the act aforesaid
All paper will be furnished by the State, but the
transportation thereof, and Of the copy, proof or
printed sheets will DO at the expense OF the con
tractor.
s. P.JENNISON, Secretary of state.
CHA5. MolLRATI, Auditor of State
WIN. SEkGER, State Tr asurer.
NoTE-Blank forms Of proposals and of bonds tt
acc ompany the same can he obtained application
to the Sec etary of State. Revenue stamps may bt
ent with the proposals With authority one Of the
commissioners to cancel the same, mich will be re
turned to those to whom contracts are not awarded
june6-5t
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made in the con.
w ditions of certain mortgage, duly executed,
acknowledged and del yered by Alfred Tanner and
Mary J. Tanner, his wife mortgagors, to Charles f.
Davis, MORTGAGE bearing date the 21st day of Jan.
nary A. D 1870, and recorded in the Office Of the
Reg ster Of Dc eds in and io' the county OF Morrison
in the Stat" "i &iiIn' Sn' the I'D DAY Of January
NJ :STt' il - - fore'.0on oftllat day in
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FURNITURE
SPICER g. CARLISLE,

Rooms on St. Germain ST., St. Cloud
opposite the Catholic church. 12-v
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LOUIS LLOYD ~ CO.. Qhic6go.,
H. II. LLOYD 4 CO.. New Tork>
AGENTS WANTED. Send for circulars to
LOUIS LLOYD CO.,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-18

~ ~ ~ NJ, r-II--;,- -,
WASHINGTON, nov Il lIle loiloMlns 5TI ave
me treasury balances OF Satur1ay CuIieic! .
$50 l96; com f2g9',o4o' l9ciuulus 'oi'i yer
tlhcates Tor 81 5olO OOO SPECIAL 9epoSltS OF le@a
ienders lor redemption oil certlncates OIL uepoS-
The young mems republican CLUB OF WASH,
lh9loh cailed upon the president SATURDAY ana
congratulated him on his reelection. Inc pres
ldent, IN reply, SAID the vote ne hau received
was more gratifying to MN taan tue possession
OF tue once itself as 1t served 10 snow that the
American people did not oeleVe the campaign
Slanders on his character
our government yesterday prepared the pro
Jeci OF a treaty or convention between the INT
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-18
Foreign News,
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-EX Empress Eugene held
fete at Chiselhurst, and many visitors were
present from Paris. Members of the regiment
at Versailles sent bouquets.
A banquet in celebration of the opening of
the Australian telegraph line was given last
night. Three hundred were present.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 16.-Twenty.tbree cases Mar
settles rifles to be sent TO the Carlists now in
Corona were seized at Perrignan by the author
tiles.
United States steamer Shenandoah, arrived at
Marseiles, will shortly sail for Tunis.
PARIS, Nov. 17.-In all the cathedrals of
France today special prayers were offered for
the national assembly and the blessing of God
invoked on its proceedings. Government Off
cials attended services escorted by details of
troops as guards of honor The congregations
at all the churches in this city were very large.
The several parties into which the assembly
is divided held meetings here last night to sum
up the events OF the past week and decide upon
their future policy. The monarchists confess
that they are defeated, and will secure honorable
retreat by giving their support to conservative
republicans. All conservative elements have
been united in favor OF motion which will be
introduced this week by Deputy Changarnier
condemning Gambetta's speech at Tours
ITALY.
ROME, Nov. 16.-Signor Sella, minister of
finance, having addressed an official communi.
cation TO the pope guaranteeing the payment OF
the annuity asked by the Italian parliament,
Cardinal Antoneli gives notice that the pope
declines to receive the annuity.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 16.--The lower house of cortes
has passed the first clause of the mortgage bank
bill
There is trouble at Yittey between the gov.
ernment authorities and the artillery stationed
there, caused by the opposition OF the latter TO
the appointment of Gen. Hidalgo as captain gem
eral of the province. Latest reports from the
town state that the troops maintained defiant
attitude, and more serious trouble was feared in
consequence of the recent demonstration Fof
rowing Carlist bands in northern provinces. The
garrison at Santander has been increased and n
force of carbnes has been concentrated at
Lagrans,
Later.-The health of King Amadeus is i'm
proving
Capt. General Hidalgo has resigned, and the
conflict between the authorities and artillery has
ended '''''
The American lrigate Plymouth has left Bar
celona.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. l6.-The government has issued
Ministerial decree, signed by Styenplitz, min.
lster Oh commerce, commanding the German
railway companies to discontinue the practice Of
transporting emigrants unless full rates are paid
Tor persons and baggage. Hitherto the railway
companies have carried emigrants from the
interior to the seaboard at very low rates, and
the baggage Tree, encouraging emigration. The
decree is arbitrary, and obstruets emigration by
increasing the difficulties in reaching the sea
board.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-18
AbhreKintch n,snntchos.

The schooner Jane was seized at Cornwall, N
s., Friday, for violation OF the revenue laws
VIM. Anderson, alias Cohen, tbs bank forgcr
escaped at Savannah, Saturday, while being
taken to Jail.
The Altoona is twelve days overdue at San
francisco She has not been heard from at San
Diego, and fears are entertained for her safety
The sailing of the China steamer from Sau
Francisco is postponed until the arrival of the
Arizona.
1t has been ascertaiued that at least thirty.
iour Apaches were engaged in the LOring mas.
Sacre, thirteen of whom are known to be In.
dams from the Camp Dale Creek reservation.
Thirty vessels were at San Francisco Saturday
to load with wheat.
The wife OF Jos. Wetteman died in Newark
from an over dose of chloroform administered
by DIR. fredolin, a prominent physician, in a
process Of resetting.
The charges against Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Mann, OF Raleigh, N. c., wife and daughter ol
Rev. DR.. j. b. Smith, of poisoning him to death
have been dismissed by Judge Watts, there moi
being the slightest evidence against them.
nendlSh attempt was made Friday night by
depositing three heavy cross ties across the Har-
lem track at Williamsburg to throw off the
Boston express. Fortunately they were not fas-
tened secure, ana were pushed off by the loco
motive. A reward Of $1,000 is offered for the
guilty parties, who, if caught, will quite likely
be Ynched.
Foir children of Patrick Cunningham Of
Bloomfield, n j., died Thursday and Friday
ilom a mysterious disease, resembling poison
Apparently a complete revolution is going
on among the Shakers at Mt. Norris N. Y.
and it is not improbable that general division
will shortly take place on the marriage ques-
ton.
Poultry is said to be diving along the banks Of
the Susquehanna, in Pennsylvania, by thou
sands from an epidemic disease which appear,
TO be general.
The annual meeting of the American woman
suffrage convention will be held at st. Louis
Nov 20 and 21. Private hospitality will be pro
vided for delegates.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-18
New York City News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-Gen. Newton, U. S. A.,
in an interview yesterday, expressed the opinion
that the use Of gunpowder is injudicious TO stop
the progress Of fires giving preference to dualin
and giant powder, which do not scatter com
bustible debris, but cut the building off close 10
the foundation or pirs and let it ial vertically.
He did not believe in the organization of sep
arate corps of workmen, thinking iremen able
to do the work.
The fire commissioners Of New York have APP
pointed two boards of examiners to test the COM
potency of the officers of all the companies and
of assistant engineers.
The police raided on nine Broadway concert
saloons last night, arresting proprie.Ors, bar
keepers, and 100 female walters, who are held for
examination.
j: is stated the fire, building, police, charities,
and dock departments OF tins city Will be
abolished by legislative action this winter.
Testimony was given yesterday before the
commission appointed by the supreme court
that over 1000, 900 worth of property has been
given for nothing in franchises to street rail-
roads.
in tine United States ceurt yesterday Judge
Shipman decided against the government in a
suit to recover $4,000 from Benz, J. Cahoone,
alleged delaultng paymaster in the navy, the
sureties holding that Cahoone was a lunatiC
and unable at the time of entering into his bond
to make any contract whatever
Judge Blatchford dismissed the cases of sew
eral persons indicted for conspiracy to defraud
the government by false invoices.
Judge Shea of the marine court has decided
that knowledge on the part Of an agent, not
communicated to his principal, that premises
are TO be used for improper purposes cancels the
claim for commission or brokerage.
In the case of Catherine 6. BOden, who died
from an overdose OF colchicum seeds, admins
tered for rheumatism, the coroner's jury rem
dered verdict censurno a relative named Bray
for advising the use of the mixture. Bray has
disappeared
The steam canal propellerJWm. Baxter. with
200 tons of corn, arrived here yesterday in days
II hours from Buffalo.
James Whelen, aged 16, was stabbed and in
Stanty killed last night in Williamsburg liquor
saloon. Another boy named 0'Brien, who es-
capped is supposed to be the murderer.
Among well known trotters which have died
of the horse disease are Lottery, Western New
York, G. L. Fox, Sontag, Voorhles and AdOal-
lab. No noted running horses have diet.
A student OF Columbia college, named White,
was fatally injured i'll row between two Of the
classes, be having been thrown over the banis-
ter distance Of three stories.