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The Republican journal., 1874-02-12

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Their. +. IN every human hning bov-a1-.,.
mobile. some hint Of perfection: some ona
lj9re. where III, wc ,nav f.,ncyS M Wi i, INN
,hich hiI,, tha liyinitv hrl,ir,J if ",,ti,.iam
Ias,je~
Ihe king nom his council-chamber
Came Weary and sore Of heart:
He called for Hin the painter,
And rpake to him thus apart
| am >ickened of faces ignoblc,
IfypocriteS, coward, and knares
| hall shrink 10 their shrunken meaSult.
Chief slave i'll 4 realm of slaves
Paint ne true mans picture.
Gracious and wise and good,
lowered with the strength OF heroes
And the beauty of Womanhood.
/ shall hang IN my famous chamber,
That, thlther when retire,
II may MI my soul with its grandeur,
And warm il with sacred fire"
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Now.



When [ am living pale and dead.
come not dear friends. around my bed.
And uour your loss in doafeurI ear.
And wash my needless face with tnar..
VI hat thrill Of hope or tenderness
VIII beat beneath nv burial dlr,@?
What look Of gratitude arise
Nnd litt the lidS If siohtiess ewes:
What lpyiOo voice p.can,. tho.,, Inns.
rom which no ~neerh of langlla@, Sins
Mas eqnnot ,.a,,se and say.
"If 70 Iau,a,t mo viii stoy.'
one.;k lyl,ila / h,.4r and while LONG
:" lytl your rove i tuit anu SuGnS'
" me peace can soo'iie ny tlo"''i',' INV :
w iii i"l 10 MISS me lioio iile nov
SET NOT your kisses on nv cheek.
Nor on my mouth. too cold 10 sreal
And in Your fruitleSs grief forb1ar
n she'd their sweetness on nv Mir
III life lone 10 feel their hrrith
But what arc kisses worth IN naath>
Like blossoms drnnnna on III qui sno,v
ikc SONGS when hnwlinr ,n,n,,aSt. iI1L,,
/ wasted Jill vai,, 49,
Inat rnierht ba,,a haon = ,,n,,-o,. +,,l..
Ioncifg ons,,-o,.,.} oil i, ,-ai,,
I +ou,.L ~ Nan ,,,,,[+,,aai li.t.;,,
Ib9t 1n;erhf :, III. Ir;th io,' n,,li1.,,.
OH if T9i1 III. ,no III IL ;nc NOW
remember not when | am gone
he deeds | did or would have done.
luW llt3h l loved. nov N1mlY StroNr
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San Francisco. Its Mem and Women

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r,',xr[sra In - Il T-a,,rl ,oo,,,
~ I lANei9,o' oali ~ mouiN ecu
tHdt Ioehlis - ho'e ~ 1'Ill"lilla ila5
oEeH 'FIt UNIV lllIch' ullauoen p5tt tli'tt
"lii1l lia7 STRUCK ne tlle most ! nave
"el u 9eGn eN en- |llt'oeo 10 '.' tiie mar
Ne4eou7 beauty OF me women Ihefe IS
"! IMPRESSION III tle f,a9' tlat women 'tf'
>il!i scarce Oh thG acme Slope
lic"l.''!al o'1'I,Vt9 uo iio: Allo"' o'd Ger
l1ll II II, = lii''t 'I swarm III 9' r'''ls-
- l"eN ~ H. ,: ELI ~ numerous a. III
l;prl1i h, lii9t 10y ''iill', ~ - '''
CiiA liio''99it ~ ~ men nag l'lI Low
~ 7olilc ioNlcN - i'.' ~ SohiF S,t'll
many amusement le''Nlll2 "Il .l'' l''lPS
"tHi,lH' ~ II W. 10 VA'i''ol ,'iii',S u'A
~ a'i, ~ 90 1ii,ie q wa 'll'' 'o'N men
~ 7I'1l9'lc0 y = = iiolst c1l', | louliu
''.'l q ill't'n l'9S 'ii'.
i''' 49, - Vil-' .'- =
-IiS ~ 81 - ""7 wv N'1 l'li'i'9 ~
one lii 'uNcl' III 'i'' e'l oiilS one
III III oHeIeH me MS sea- Ill the eti7' 'll0
lil2l oiiiN Win an apology tlial me "hlN
VIZ IL ptc1u9e ne saw WAS SIGN
me le!hait NeA "oeH not su)rFapo'lh"
me liii1 III I'm ff1tciSco' put lheft are
eAnu9h anu 70 9PaIt.
~ spihstcrs rom me Fast IN me Wane
n t1elI outli "llI peaujy' hee' come
htlG hoping 70 9el husoaluS'
hel ~, ~ oollil'''latlSely no oIu people
HtIc nc 'oc' ~ pine l''iiE hicli'
\''!l % ~ 'll' i'''ioi 'oi u must 81 'ouis'
we ) o"l.5' ''liI .ilo'u "lio ooniI - Soth
t'lell ioItple9 ner tpG tte Soun9 AZ - ra[t
~ Sc Il "9ii.' VI any V''i u ~ III
I''le' lo"A from 9es ei':ee'i 10 Unity IN e
Se'Ia Vi"' "'i" 'licie - cNo!A ~ ~ VI
n'aaty rom 'lG liul-nfp"h mao OF Spun
70 the blonde olaNonlc beauty
lhel 'lfe NeIS loi'' % ureHS-ll"l Iilc
N"lIloIe e"loIS Oh tne colu N@f'n 90 'ieN
wear pul thf h9iil tllltS OF pilh' piue'
~ a'Iu ciloW ~ 'ilF AoIhS 2hls'
~. ug'Peheu somewhat l9r We eloGi ones,
ne noi9l tlliiate f f; theIf SNil sou
'l!u iihe' Nhiie inc iit'eo',SN MN "'ii,3
I illii7Q nr; .'de'i N'" ''i'' '''''i 7''o
I"IA9 ny ms .ru..
suppose 'liaS oiilisll,'a Ii1'e "a9 'hucil
+ ''i4 t 'tJ ~ aa,1 ou'
u''ilh9 tiia' ,li'ie Iiiele locheo 70 San
ffalici9co s''cii numbers VI 9lfoh iiihpeo
men ana lliaioehS rom up country mat
inc slreet9 were crowded WIN So hltlch
beauty that !, a woman would stop and
look at them twenty, Tunes IN morning
walk Dressed rlcnly ana IN exquisite
'7tI 49, 49, 49, i''t
costly presents Oh inc warm cleehs Oh
youth smiles and roses We're blending
what a picture they made, And no artists
70 seize upon the scene, No: artists will
paint nothing out here but the eternal o.
semitic; photographers give nothing but
views of the ubiquitous Yosemite; scene
painters flare it on their drop-curtains
book makers talk of it in their books. but
say never word Of the strange beauty
compacted here from all countries
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YATES & sTICKNEY dealers in Doors. suors
~ RUNNERS, STOCK 4 FINDINGS, respectfuny
announce to the citizens of Belfast and vicpt ~
they now prepared to give as good har@an IN
the above as can be had in the city, and hone hn
strict attention to business to merit liberal shre ~
your patronage 'h'''e Vi
Gents calf:boots, sewed or pegged, made to order
short Office Repairing neatly and promntlv dnna
No. 49, CUSTOM HOUSE SQUARES
(Under journal Office
j. C. GATES, JR., Ell sT1cENrv
Belfast, May ~ 1873
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CAlARnn.
A Woman Having Catarrh IS
Years, Cured

And Dropplngs in Throat, Chokings,
Strangllngs, Pains in the Side,
Loins, Headache, Dizziness and
General Weakness, Cured by less
than Threo Bottles ofthe
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That blaclz-ezed woman. slim and Ian
rni.hino-is She from spain? Pensive
Venice. snowy Naples, cold hungary
this must lie one ot YOUR well-knit daurh
ters Germany. Itaiy. all send their rem
r...entotiyes here to minole with and lend
,.ariety ia thc loneliness Of Columbia's
Trim loht-tooted dauoh1ers
The men of san Francisco are fine
loaLino. etrono, voll-nodo and oracofnl
rather Than 6aadsoma of faatnre I; lie
fh4, ladies tbcI ha,.o +, ,v.ol-nosS fo,. ba;nn
veI- drosscJ md ho,.;nn ,hai,. hootS
L]ar,ol son,ns -, ~, +lo,,,
,,,,,,.a,,,,,,.s. ,,,+ I;.+l1 .,,q,., lr,-;+1, 10
lnn,.. n,,+i,..l, H.. l,,a,, - ,,,l1;o ,-;or- o,o
,,a,,o.,l ''.,,,,,l I,.,tl ~ a,,a f,,.,, H.
,laGa ~ I,,,s;',,..s - H. r.,N+ 1,,aoi- To
ir.11ro..,l IN, .1,a,'ti,o. ..claan
i,,',.'1;,,,. -, ZIP f.ot ~
:i ~ e1t;9;o,,a
Nh, - ,,o1-
1 '-''''i i'l'1 1ac. IN
H. ~, nv : Iii, ~
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si''of(- 'Ia"' = T,tlo ''I'l Sel.tis-
--ty. n.y. '''.' ''i'V ICY t'l's =
l,.;,ii ''''1 ~ '''''' nom '''N'''S7 &
m l.,,.,,, .l.., e.. ~. ,;+, +he
,,,i w. ,'I INV NV 'n'' III .i''o wv Sl'; le
49, "f ., va p1.
lIarte and Mark Twain. save. perhaps in
l-eidersdorl street. mean the entrance to the
l''' ,, -1 10 alo ~ .h lUiall
! you come across a group Of rough-look-
/ ing men, with pants tucked into long,
muddy boots. with red shirts, slOuched
! hats. long hair and rusty boards. These
| are no brigands. but honest miners, not
! Wlthstandlng their bngandlsh appearance
They amaSS 4 little money hy hard labor
among the various 900 to HOO foot lev
els OF the quartz mines or at working 9
/ hydraullc,' and then come down here anC
/ lose it ali in stock speculations. For them
the stock board has the same attractions ;
/ lighted candle has for moths On Mon
/ day y0H will see these mon walk into :
brokers' Office with their coin. On Tues
| day they will lounge about Leidersdor
street. swapping pistols, and wondering il
| they can "caI the turn on the market
/ HE mills OF the gods may grind slowly
| but those Of the bulls and bears do not
| On e'ine>day they Will wonder no long
et, but viii have found that they We're, ii
their own expressive phrases, "sinched,
! or WMpraWed. and with empty pocket,
/ but undNlng hopes, they will start off fol
the mines again, The first step in the ineyi
table repetition OF the same round a few
months later. And this is all that is left
TIP remind one Of the land Of gulches
| gamblers, desperadoes, miners, monte
| ~lan@ hlOOdShed and Judge LYNCH
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Robes flowing freely, simply,
Locks as free
Ii sweet neglect more pleaseth me

Than all the adulteries of art
Which strike the eye but pain the heart.
The California girl has n touch of all
their charms. and many a one of the
daughters of distant countries to boot
There with sturdy steps goes one with
York and Lancastrian roses on her round
ed cheek. All! merry England! perfde
Albion! Is she from your green sod?
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AMERICAS AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
n, III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
FOR Inventions, Trade Marks Or Designs,
No 16 State St nnnnsife kiIhnc4 paA4

NO 10 stare ST., opposite kilby St. Boston
a ATER an extensive practice of upwards Of 70
- years, continues to Patents in the ntcd
states, also IN Great Britain France and other for
tign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign
tnts and all papers for Patents executed ON reason
arle terms, with despatch. Researches made to de
terElne the validity and utility of Patents of Inyen
tons ana legal and other advice rendered i'm aIl
matters touching the same. Copies of the claims Of
any patent furnished by RENTING one dollar As
sianncnts recorded in Washington.
No agency m the taited Stdtes possesses sa1}e, or
JdrHHtcS t0T obf0tning Patents or asteJtotuiuo fbe
puteHtdGiiHy Of iHrelfionS 9 ="
AL necessity OF journey to Washington to uro
chrr iatent and the usual great delay there nrn
here saved inventors "
TESTIMONIALS
II regard Mr.. Eddyas one Of the most canah,c and
auefesslul practitioners with whom have had ~
hthu intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
CoIn's'r Of Patents"
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors th.
thCy cannot employ man more competent ana frust
rofhy and more capable Of putting their onnlira
tons IN form to secure for them an early and tanr
able consideration ut the Patent Office -
EDMUND BURKE, late Com's'r CT Patents -
MFR Ii. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications Tor Patents, having been successfu in
almost every case. Such unmisakabe proof nj urent
talent and ability on his part leads me to recon,mend
ALL inventors to apply to him to procure Their na
tents, as they may be sure of having the most t,th
ul attention bestowed upon their cases and Mt vrrv
ffn ,4 , oir" III JOHN TAGGARTs
h'o'o''' -" = - 1yr27
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t'N# VI - 49, lftssss's4
4 w. i,alwsut fiwss tsA,sue- u
ssrs~Ws iH'tf~taAlMr |. ,'s~ntr+.ssAa
~s''srs VI shs fara assstssa iiass~,
sstsri+sa sts sest is.@la.a 4HH#4H+. |,
s~F~sfaf sh~ nsTAsas,snN II N u ltaa
Y v hv~ assssiAw IA. +sassass II ~
s'iwirs \ IievMae. The isA.rsnassl
tanasaass ssAifss NJ itan ",
aa't els y he tsa,issi pallshes
\. k'a'ss ~ iasa - VI Nasatsa
vhe y nsw she si8iss es,he Times. saa
IN that W. hai M seraan. Il tautsl
u dnl, reishrs,ipa IN liafaia ,'esns,
., which W. ne~mss delivered ~ ~.
a'iun. w ear, the es,tse, referring
" Nv lso~msn. esasi,tn, sna rlar,
srsisls !, ~ article ftem the naAu4as
Iiuss n stsnt data, In ufles 4
show shat al,t'le thing |, sometime,
sals. " change MI. Nesltuf's arn.
Inn n the iltn,~s u things.
From The Sentinel, Jal, 4, isGa
~. q Woodruff, editor,
The Orator. nes j, bowman. ol
Na'cflno, was then Introduced. who
proceeded 10 utter an address such a
We have seldom heard anywhere. 4
commanding figure. a strong, rausreu.
seicr, : clear perception u the rcquis.
ties aud duties cf tho hour, he instant.
" commanded attention anal held II
throughout. Tho Grafton was clear,
concise, logical, comprehensive. ratri.
Ole, interesting. aud beautiful. The
rehearsal ~ our cnunsr,'s resources,
Notwithstanding tho great destruction
q both life and property by the neees-
sitics II gigantic war was convinc.
Ing statement, well supported by fact.
and figure. The reverend gcntleman's
culogy Of tho loyal people u the Satc,
IN which their unscl6sh patriotism. their
great elasticity VI national spirit. aud
personal endurance for tho common
good, was mastery effort, Ilis glow
ing recital q tho hcr"ism and patriot
ism " the Iowa sol,lcry was onc which
stirred every heart with honest pride,
aud all felt that his lines were cast IN
pleasant places when ho could way
am nm l"wan. Yes. he was proud u
oar ''boys IN blue, "--we NIL were.
Want Of space prccludcs a more length.
y notice Of this splendid oration. We
must conclude II by saying that Of tho
many opinions We have heard express
ed, none vary from that We have OK.
pressed nbovo.
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A sshAsus tMtmstAat

It's asa sts i,s@ ssa ls~ .,st ts.,
1~Axtr*s tAm sAs sfsA " nAes.s ~
ns n~~ Astst ~ i+r.l. ". ss.l~.s4r
s#l' ~A.shss sAss rsa.~aas si.A III sha,
!. wllfra w tAss tEil \ ~A44h.t ,A.s
,us+a Nv ", tsss~&+ shs, "A vi w..
'i*tssua ~ s,n,u#s sra s1ss ssks.r ~
grsntsi Thai tAs@s ~he tuaa shs~ ths,
h ~r sil tight, ssa teas what ,As,
ssw shep, Mais lseas.s The, ssa.'
81 ~ lasa che rsvsa II sls ssansss avs
IL tsisseiss thsss. " wsa /, hs@sass shss
~sss sse la, " issss'sea,s shs Aali II.
.aff Thes, we're a@rls rresssises ht4
FIRE sha 81 90 lsA~%A, u ,saNrass
and msss eas Aas lussse~ T. ,hs lt~iler.
~ rarsaias tho es.liuAsy s~esLpla Il
ruafss. THIS hiil thVrvfufs under tlss
operations " ~hieA maa caa n iaken
sram any rar. ef ,he uniaa II as tried
~ 4 charge VI libel In the District ef
cplambA II merely IN attack N The
press. And the eemrlain. u Tho 0rAnd
jury there may rest only ea ! charge II
libel In criminal easea The L. =. be.
eomss = part, IN The prosecution. so
that IL tho complainant should ael Le
successful hs will not even have 10 pay
tho costs u The suit. Destroy The FREQ.
dom " The rrcss, and yoa destroy ths
libcr,. n our country. A. SON a tho
servants of The people demand that their
acts shall not be criticised, tho, are no
longer thc peoples servants but become
their masters. II would hc wall for
people 10 remember this In selecting l
man to represent them In Congress.
Whoever Il sent, Il would bc we'll 10
remind him that what ever he does. hc
may bc assured of,hs. that his acts will
be carefully scrutinixed aud criticised.
Nashua Post.
And while those lilo AZ tho door of
Pratt. tho Post II giving him quasi
support. Wc don't understand your
morAlixing, ncighbor judging from your
course.
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II n Trse.

The hard money organs Of the coun.
Try have begun % congratulate them
sclycs that tho crisis II over. that those
who wanted more grecnbacks issusi BY
Congress arc cf tho opinion nov that
such expansion would have becn wrong
and that tho people Of the West are
gradually settling down TO tho fact that
tho 6nances sre In ! mos. satisfactory
condition. 10 II true? Wo think not
Twc.thirds ofshs iron furnaces aud tho
rolling mills of Pennsylvania have cess.
I'd operations. In Tho statc there ID
widespread suffering. aud In many
placcs thsre II actual want. All rail.
road enterprises have stopped. Ths
demand for iron. and tho manufactured
things ofall kinds that Ars used aboa,
: railroad no longer exists. Workmca
ars being discharged in svory direction
III over the Fast. Trade il utterly
stagnant. Debts aro pressing. Il
dccs not appear - II anywhere there
are 4igns of commercial lMs. Tho Do.
mands of tho tax ssshsvef become NOR,
aud moro importanate. A gloomy
fscling psrvadss oil tho scaboard citics
The consssnt lslk is that II ID dullc,
IN New Yovh Philadelphia aud Boston.
than u was ever known before In thu
history cf tho country. Confidence i
dead. snd what y worse. II seems In
possible 70 resume II. 80 much fvr Ii.
East. nov what Of The Ncsti
The Wsst . 10 dshs from tbs crown
of IL bcal % tho coles d Aa feos. |,
has not provided > dollar Of . sinking
fund ssaiass sbe day of ,sttlsmsn.
Millions of bonds bssr ten yer cent
pr anuuw. which 10 enough Of iltslf /,
bankrupt . people many nlllion'
! wors eight rss cent, aud aoae len
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/ Hon. Ncuhcn Noble, Of thif city
was tho nominee nf the Judicial ton
vcn'ion which met Al postsille, ol
"Wednesday " last week. While v,
expected much of that body. NO ar,
rlcascd 70 ray that |. performed II
work even better than NC dared hore
People throughout this district hay,
long been of opinion TINT II tho tim,
ever came when Mr.. Noble felt tina
lie could sacrifice his rccuniary Inter
esss 20 far Az 70 lav aside his practice
and preside over the courts Of this din
trict, nothing should stand In tho WI,
II such action. There have bccr
many times during tho past whom I'll,
duties md ti,lc of tho judicial Office
might havc bccn his fnr oven less thar
tho asking; and now that hc has con
scntcd 70 become candidate. tho pco'
plc, without distinction Of party or 10.
callty. will esteem II n pleasure 10 giv.
him their Votes.
Mr., Noble In one ofthc men IT whom
Il 10 simrly ncceasary to montien hi,
name; anl the rcupun all TINT l,is most
devoted friends might gladly say in
his honor comes up before tho mind 4,
clearly % though |, had been spoken.
Ito II widely known and ~ widely hen.
ored. Experience, ability and high
persona! worth all combine 10 Al him
II m eminent degree for tho position
to which ho has becn named. What
moro need DO sail7
Wc have no desire TO 90 searching
through Mr. Mct'lathcry's public roc.
ord aud private history, to determine
whether hc has lonorably filled the
position which hc has no long held.
Tint ought not TO be necessary con.
eerning any man. That he ha- faults.
his best friends will freely admit; that
no Inns many excellent qualities hi
worst enemies will not deny. Il II the
general desire OF tho bar of tho district
that ,hsrc bc change, aud 10. VIII
has boon 70 long and 40 faithfully up,
held by tho lawyers lractielns In hi,
courts onght 70 heed this. In simcs
PAS. hc has boon supported BY men d
either political par,y--the Democrat,
making no nominations against him. o,
drawing out Of tho contest Ia bis favo,
and now that another candidate 10 be-
furc tho people --and that candidass
ono of his trucAt friends--ws canhoi
help but think thu. the onl, manly and
generous course for Mr.. Mcilather,
II - step ont of.ho cont,s, aud unit,
In giving Mr.. Noble tho whole vote q
tho District. Such . course would Lt
10 his credit and honor. aud would
crafty many friends whom shs canvas
under present circumstances nigh
ALLEVIATE from him.
We arc vsry vol pleased TO odd 4
the ticket ~ tho head II our coluunl
the name of Reuben Noble. for judy,
u the l0sh District. - McGrcgor Nsws
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| The cAsccrs and directors ef ME Ne.
|.enpe,, Il ~ Paul Railroad to Ara
the msuagsrs AMI trustees u several
hundred thou.saa dollars placed In tho
hands u ,he Company by saadry part.
ies--cnlled stockholders, who reside
here end along the line of tho raAA.
Those parties paid this large rum II
money into tho hands Of these Manager
or trustees who constitute The olkoial
board Of tho Company for ! speciso
purpose build The u. K 81 T.. rail.
road. While tho monics ssbscribed
may have boon properly and honsssly
applied. ye. no report Of it, application
has ever boon made. nor yct are The
books and reports Of tho Company 20.
ccssibls 10 che stockholders. Il h not
enough that the officers VI tho CON-
pany ssy that everything il al right,
and than withhold tho report q their
doings. The neglect Or refusal 70 fur
nish odiciAl and authenticated reports
upon tho application " monies recsiv-
ID has : strong soloring OF fraud; >
rather loud hint that therc Il something
too rotten to bear the open light Il In.
vessigation. Still this may not Be that
everything is fair, square. and honest;
but when you hand banker . thous-
and dollars 10 invest, aud he keeps Il .
few years, aud dent tpay you any In
tcrcst. and dsclincs TO furnish you prop
srly authenticated statements = n 10 10.
cation and management, you ara 10
some extent warranted iu harboring.
i not IN Opsul, expressing lhs belief
that there II swinLls lowering about
In that bankers ncighborhool
Perciscly y In tho case of railroad
officers who are parties In trust Of fasds
the management and direction u which
they arc 10th 10 reveal.
Geo. II. Frcnch 10 president Of Tie
D. Il &c. r. n. X. Co. We call upon
him TO make the report ofths doiaes
u tho road. How nNch money was
subscribed; how much paid In; vhal
has boon donc with u. There i moth
Ing wrong Or uhxsusi IN this. He
knows how u h himsslf-fus bul !
year o. t~o psst y wss very urgsntly
for reports from ! couple q
banks Ia this city IN which 10 had moa-
" interests. u was not enough for
him that tho bank officers said every
thing was al right. la wanted proof.
Il h not enough now that he says ev-
sryshins 10 Ill right IN shs management
Il tha money THAI tl,s people have pse
INTO the road over which hs prssidss.
|hc people want proof u Il.
Make W your reports, Mr.. French.
rho stockholders win mako il tolsrably
sot for you II you don'..-Davsapess
Democrat.
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For tho past six months large corpl
of experienced mon, comprising Ills.
torians. Artists. Topographica! Survey.
ors. Draugh.smcn, etc., have been
busily engaged IN collecting aud pre-
pairing material for complete Ilistor.
,cal Atlas of Minnesota. Mr.. A. r.
Andrcns, tho publisher. has had tho
most extensive experience Of any man
IN tho West IN publishing Atlas Mapa
aud hs intends 10 make this ono Justly
and tru,hfully represent al tho lead
ing interests " the State. II will be
a handsomely bound volume, contain
ing bctwccn 900 and TOO pages u In
stractiyc matter pertaining 70 Mianss-
ota. Tho history Of tho State will
embrace = wide range u information
giving an accoun. Of It's early settle.
msnt, and Of every important event
that has occurred aiuce; full and COR
rect review other Institutions. Church.
~, Schools, Colleges, A.ylums. Manu-
factorios. Productions. Financial Rc-
sources, Population, and Advantages.
With bricf Political history; and also
IN account of tho settlement and pro.
grcw Of zach County of tho State. All
tho Counties IN tho Rtate will 10 mar-
pod BY personal observations made BY
experienced mon: tho organised coun-
sies will each occary separate pages.
From these maps will ho compiled
tho bcst, most perfect aud complete
map Of tho whole State ever made, and
ono that will bring bcfore tho observer
MI tho prominent typographical feat.
urcs VI Minnesota. This ID not the
caso with any other map of tho state.
NJ thsy have been compiled almost On
t,rely from Surveyors Reports. and
show tho location of only such objects
IN thcrc Nre noted.
Tho whole work will DO beautifully
illustrated with well executed engrsv-
inga Of public buildings, private resi.
dcnces, and natural scenery. This
sketch will givo but very limited
idea If the work and its details. or Of
the immense amount OF labor and cap.
ital invested In In production, but
nsnrly every citizen VI Minnesota will
have an opportunity of examining
thu prospectus aud having il explained
10 him. Tho work hAs received !
ysro liberal patronage from tho rromi.
nsnt business mon aud farmers of tho
state wherever Il has becn brought 10
their notice. Az Il II m Encyclopedias
II nsoful information, besides being .
valuable Directory, no business Arm.
family, Or intelligent citizen Of Mime.
sofa, should omit IN opportunity of
becoming = patron 10 the sntcrpriss.
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