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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

-Extra-heavy, scarlet and blue Mackin.
aw cloth suits, at H. q. Mitchell's cheap
clothing store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

-Maltby's oysters always on hand at
Parsons's. y '...'.-'''@:":.
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SIS 10 $50 Per Dav s; ?: :; + q:

Wv ~ WI 0I 10y " be made
with tho GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGER! We
mean It, and Are prepared 10 demonstrate the fact
Our Augurs are worked entirely: BY horse power,
and Will bore 1T the rate oftwenty fest per hour.
+ bcfe: full size we'll, and Of any dspah required
II Will bore In Ill kinds Of earth-soft sand and
Limestone, bituminous stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and We make the best OF wells in auckland.
9rGood active agents wanted in every State
and county In the United States. send for our H.
lustrated catalogue, terms 6gures &c.. proving our
Advertisement bona Ade. Address
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Attention is called to the prospectus
of the Chicago Post and Mt,l. 1t is an ex-
cellent evening paper. We will furnish
the weekly and The JOURNAL one year
for 1910.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

-Messrs. Cross & Coats. of this city,
shipped this week two carloads of beef
cattle direct to Chicago and one carload TO
Sc. Paul.
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Total State and County Tax 8 33-l00 mills.
The State and county taxation for 1874
amounted to 10 35-loo mills. so that there
is a. reduction Of almost 20 per cent. for
1875.
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The 3Oth District elects DR.. L. Mayo,
of Sank Rapids, Senator by majority Of
1894; and F. X. Goulet, of Brainerd, Rep
resentative BY amajority..of 94-both Dem
ocrats from Republican District.
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REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,

Abstract Of Valuation ~ Equalixed
by the County and State Boards
RATE Of Taxstion for County ana
CITY,
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n 2. Mitchell has inst reca;vad .

Wf04C VeSterA Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa
Aa-state In what paper you saw this advertise.
ment. sent30
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The LYcEUM.-The following is tn,
programme of exercises for tomorrow even.
ing: =: ~"
Select reading, by Miss Jennie Owen.
Defamation, by Mr.. Chance.
Debate-question: Resolued, That there
ought to be an educational qualification to
entitle any citizen of the United States ia
the right to vote. Affirmative, E. Morse
and s. Gilman negative, F. Tolman and
w. Wilder.
Select reading, by Miss Minnie Tolman.
Defamation, by F. E. Searle... = ~;
Critics report, by w. M. West. '' .
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ESTRAY.

Came unto the enclosure of the subscrib.
er, living in the town of Brockway, Stearns
county. about the last of September,
SEVEN SHEEP.
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
J.Y. DEMERRITT.
Rrockway, Nov. l, 1875. 3w
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Miss 81. L. Hood, who was advertised
to lecture here on temperance on Sunday
the 3lst ult., organized Good Templars
Lodge at Little Falls on the preceding
Friday, and returned Saturday to Minneap-
oils, and has so far neglected to explain
why she disappointed our citizens.-Brain-
erd Tribune.
Complaints similar to the above have
become quite frequent of late. Young la.
dies should be very careful in the matter Of
engagements. Some time one might miss
an engagement which would always leave
her q Misc.
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~-.~~ ~SO>@ 4~~''>~SS eA~~
place every day this week.
The 3Oth District elects DR.. L. Mayo,
of Sank Rapids, Senator by majority OF
1894; and F. x. Goulet, of Brainerd, Rep
resentative BY amajority..o of 94-both Dem
ocrats from Republican District.
: The following conundrum was among
the contents of the students paper read at
the entertainment Tuesday evening, and is
not bad:
Why is the St. Cloud Normal School like
. ship? Because the Principal part is it's
Kiehle (keel.
DO not forget the Thanksgiving party
At the West House next Thursday evening.
Col. Todd is making such arrangements 9
will ensure its being success. Music by
Fuller & Abbo+'s band. A splendid sup
pr. Do not hil to go and have = good
time.
--Hastie pays more for wheat than St.
Psul or Red Wing.-Hastings New Era.
And St. Cloud pays more than Hastings.
During the time that that place was pay
ing 500 TO $l.O5, this city was paying
$1.N to $1!O9. St. Cloud il the best wheat
market in the State.
Prof Swing, Of Chicago, lectured At st.
Paul Tuesday evening, and this is what
the Roneer-Hress says: ''The distinguish
I'd speaker, in personal appearance, bears
rather striking resemblance to Hon. n.
G. Wait, ofst. Cloud, and this assurance
must be accepted in lieu Of any detailed
description."
Monday morning there was = aickly
sort. Of attempt At getting up some New
England and New York weather. About
the sixteenth Of an inch Of snow fell, and
the atmosphere has been in state of spas
modic chilliness since, but this is wearing
away and We are getting around again to
our usual pleasant weather.
"A number of persons from this place
went to Sank Rapids Wednesday evening
oflast week to attend an Episcopal festival
and reported good time. During the
evening one of the "sisters'' rnistook the
foreman of The JOURNAL Office for one Of
the clergy-which speaks we'll for the de
pertinent Of the Office when it is abroad.
Wonderful Peace has been declared
between the Duluth Tribune and the Du-
luth "ring." The editor is little suspic.
ious Is yet concerning the genuineness Of
his opponentS protestations, and wants to
see whether everything will turn out d
promised, saying that factions speak loud.
q than words"
The New England Supper given BY the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church lasl
evening was quite successful. The attend.
sncs was good and the supper was excel.
lent and bountiful. The costuminKs of the
ladies va capital, and evoked grea. deal
Of merriment. Among the noteworthy
features Of the evening were the song by
the "Old LADIES'" Mr.. IT,. Bonham's
song; Aud Lang syne;" lined cfby Prof:
Haines, with Prof: Rhys at the organ and
the "singing School," under charge Of
Chas. Jones. There was a great deal Of
regret that the sudden illness of elder
9nifles" prevented the appearance Of
"Widow Bedott" and caused the demise.
20 to speak, of the "Peddler." The pro.
ceeds amounted to $6225.
The ladies wish us to express their thanks
to Messrs. J. N. Benson, J. r. Boyd, Young
4 Bradford, ]. E. Hayward, J. J. Dorr and
Others for special favors received.
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Total Valuation. ....... IS, 261 1863
The rate of taxation on the above is as
follows; 49, .-...e4~ ~, -
State Tax :. :. =. s.. -. 2 l0-lO0 mills:
Comm y pnnr: =" ssaE s-+%- toH. M m i1lo
Public School. ..,.,.,,s,..l mill.
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FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling SLIP.
Foreign exchange-S5.65.
Passage tickets-From New York tc
Europe, $3.50
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

See advertisement of bankrupt sal
of school furniture and liquid slating.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

Next Tuesday evening the Good Temp.
lars Lodge at this place will have an open
meeting, to which the public are invi-
ted.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

!, "a little con of John Ames, of Manan.
nah, had his left leg broken near the thigh
by being run over by q wagon.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, l

Real property in the district, sl17,ol2;
personal property, s36, 1877, making total
of AKA 1Ao Th. %oxo4;o,, {, -, fo,,o
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Following the plan pursued by the Daily, tho
WEEKLY POST AMI MAIL
ONE DOLLAR

The weekly will contain: The news Of the xeet.
The best Of Stories General Reading former of ali
trades and PROFESSIONS Items of Art, Literature.
Fashion, Society etc with Nars ct Reports carefulir
revised down to the hour Of going to press, X
everything it will be- for the price, the Best Weski1
In the West and within the means Of every one.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
are offered canvassers Send for terms and sann,.
copies. ss>sfsS
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

Mrs. Kemp has brought to the city
new and well.selected stock of millinery
goods of tho latest styles, and will sell them
as cheap a. they can be bought in the city.
The ladies of St. Cloud and vicinity are in
vited to call and examine before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Store in building next
door to E. Curtis's grocery store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

DO not forget the Thanksgiving party
At the West House next Thursday evening.
Col. Todd is making such arrangements 9
will ensure its being success. Music by
Fuller & Abbots band. A splendid sup
pr. Do not hil to go and have . good
tine.
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: The following conundrum was among
the contents of the students paper read at
the entertainment Tuesday evening, and is
not bad:
Why is the St. Cloud Normal School like
ship? Because the Principal part is its
Kiehte (keel).
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

-Tuesday team Of horbes Belonging to
Mr.. Hugh McAvsy, efet. Augusta, started
from in front of Ovsrbeck'e hotel and
turning the corner A. RosenberssrI', just
missing capsizins buggy, ran into = team
in front Of the Bank Of St. Cloud, breaking
tho pole Of the wagon e which this was
hitched and knocking one of the horses
down and injuring it, just how badly il not
known. The runaway team was not hurt
in any way. The other belonged to a man
named Pinchford, of Clearwater.
Yesterday another team started from in
front of Alb. St. Cyrs and ran toward the
bridge, but the gates were closed and they
were caught. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

"A lot of choice buckwheat flour just
received to-day. Also, car load of best
selected Michigan apples. Leave orders at
CLARK & WIra's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18
l BUSINESS EDUCATION.

That 10 What Young Men Need.-Facilides
offered by. the Minneapolis Business .
Collese.
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Mai. VIM. NJ. Kimball and wife &

Maj. VIM. NJ. Kinball an wife Of
Minneapolis (some years ago residents OF
this city, were passengers on the ill-fated
steamer, Waco, on its last trip from New
York, but fortunately disembarked at Key
West and thus escaped the terrible fate
which soon afserward overlook the unfor-
tunate passengers and crew who remained
on board.
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A New Serial Story.
500 REWARD!

500 REWARD!
Twill pay the above reward for evidence
that will convict the person who shot my
two-yeazs' old chestnut FLY.
I also hereby notify the parties who have
threatened me; with personal violence
through their hired bully, that am ready
ALBERT SMITH.
St. Cloud, Nov. 10, 1875. 2w
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Take the Newspaper Furnishing tho
Most News For the Least Money.
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-Notvithstandinp the general de-

Clearwater, MINI, Nov. Is, 1875.
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-Hastie pays more for wheat than st.
Psul or Red Wing.-Hassings New Fro.
And St. Cloud pays more than Hastings.
During the time that that place was pay
ing 500 to $1.05, this city was paying
$1.o4 to $1.O9. st. Cloud il the best wheat
market In the State.
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THE CHRISTIAN IL WORK

The Best Religious Paper Published. Ar.
1atmage's Sermon Each Week. Full
Reports Of Mr.. Moodys Work.
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The following from the Minneapolis
correspondence of the st. Paul Dispatch re-
fers to 4 young man not unknown to fame
in this vicinity: -.
Two young men yesterday got into dis
pute about game of cards and went back
OF Deshon's stable to settle the dificultvs
After pounding each CHER for about i've
minutes, the man whose name is Lem rot
bis opponent down and gave him . GOOD
drubbing, blacking both eyes and cutting
bis nose: His sntagonist ae this cried
enough" and Legg, II him up and de-
parted with the satisfsetioun that If he could
not beat 1t cards he couldwith his fsts.
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Prof. Swing, Of Chicago, lectured At st.
Paul Tuesday evening, and this is what
the Fonesr-Press says: ''The distinguish
I'd speaker, in personal appearance, bears
rather striking resemblance to Hon. n.
G. Wait Of st. Cloud, and this assurance
must be accepted in lieu Of any detailed
dancfinkion.''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

Wonderful Peace has been declared
between the Duluth Tribune and the Du-
luth "ring." The editor is a little suspic.
ious Is yet concerning the genuineness Of
his opponents protessasions, and wants to
see whether everything will turn out q.
promised, saying thst factions speak loud.
q than words"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18
tSTEARNS COUNTY SABBATH.
SCHOOL CONVENTION. !.
An Interesting and Profitable Session.

The Sabbath Schools of Stearns county
held their first annual Convention at the
Congregational church, in this city, begin
ing Friday evening, November 18th, at u
o'clock. Is, = a -
The Rev. Mr.. Klepper was elected Pres
ident and the Rev. Mr.. Stanley Secretary
pro tenn.
Devotional exercises followed, led by the
Rev. Mr.. Stearns, of Clearwater.
Prot: Kiehle, Principal of the State Nor
NAL School, gave the address of welcome.
1t was an exceedingly able effort, covering
many points of importance in connection
with Sabbath School work and the relie-
ious training of children, and was really
eloquent in it4 earnestness.
Mr.. d. H. Mason, of Alexandra, Dis
trict Missionary of the American Sabbath
School Union, and the Rev. Mr.. stearns
followed in brief remarks on the subject
matter of the address.
Mr.. Henry Plant, Superintendent. of
Plymouth Church Sabbath School, at Min.
neapolis, was introduced, and spoke a few
minutes on matters connected with Sabbath
schools.
An invitation was extended by Prof.
Kiehle to the Convention to attend the
opening exercises at the Normal School the
next morning and was accepted.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY.-The members of the Con-
vention, numbering about fifty persons, to-
gether with a number of our citizens, met
at the Normal School at S:45 o'clock, and
were much interested in the exercises con-
nected with the opening of the school,
which were those employed each day.
Everything was done so smoothly, so har-
moniously and so appropriately that the
visitors had no words other than of praise.
The Convention then adjourned to the
church, where devotional exercises were
led by Mr.. F. N. Walcott, of Santiago.
A permanent organization was effected,
a. follows:
fesident-Rev. J. w. Klepper.
Secretary-Rev. w. E. Stanley.
Ireasurer-Rey. Geo. r. Milton.
Vice-Presidents were elected one from
each town in the county.
The Rev. Geo. r. Milton, and Messrs. D. n.
Mason and F. N. Walcott were appointed
Committee on Resolutions.
The delegates reported for the county
schools in alphabetical order. Interesting
reports were also made from Sherburne and
Benton counties. The Rev. Mr.. Stanley,
the County Secretary, made his report,
showing twenty schools in stearns county,
with LOO members.
Mr.. Plant occupied three-quarters of IN
hour in interesting remarks on "How to
Superintend Sabbath Schools"
Adjourned until o'clock.
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Large Commissions and Cash Premiums
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18
NEW ADYER EASEMENTS.

Evangelical, Non-Sectarion. Mdcpcnd-
eNf
, 1875-12-14

Dali, heavy headache, obstruction OF the naesl
passaseB. discharges falling from the heul into
the throat, sometimes p,ofuas watery, and aerid,
1t others, thick, tennciouB, mucous, pusufeut.
bloody. and putrid the ores are weak, valery,
and 1nflamed; there is ringing iu tho carB, deaf
nesH, hacking, or coughing to clear tue t!.toat,
expeosoratIon Of offcpsive mattor, together with
scabs from ulcers the voice ID changed snl has
a nhss1 twAne, the brottll Ia offensive smell aud
taste aro impaired there is = sensation Of dizzi.
ncss, nontsl deprshsion. hacking-cousll, aud
general debility. Only a few OF the aboye-
named symptoms arc. howovoE, likely to be prcs-
cut In Any one case. There IL no disease moro
common than Catarfh, and nouo less understood
by physiciaus.
DR.. aAoE's cA7AnRn urNRDY
is beyond all comparison, the lest preparation
for Catsrrh ever discovered. Under tho iutlu.
ence Of ita mia, soothing, and healing proper
ties, tie disease BOON yields. Tho Golden Med
ical Discovery should be taken to correct the
blood. which Ia alwass at fault, aud to act
specifically upon tho disc ased elands and lining
membrane ot tho nose. Tho catasrh Remedy
should be applied na,1m with Dr. Pterce's A asa
Douchf-tbo only instrument by which auids can
bc perfectly injected 10 all tho paaRaees and
chambers Of the nose from which discharges pro-
coed.
These medicines are rold By druggists.
, 1875-12-14

about eIO0G, ard tho wllo1o of tha & .nital Ia
a'l''k IN rrnincing ba flrB e1cfnt. viii !, prnred
hn ntttr fn'lutc. Not discouraged. lie mort.
gaE,d lin hnnac and at Ia 4 invented lin 1oco.
mo!ro III uso to this dav. TIM chief f.a ture Of
witch wsa tLat tho hteam-bfs.t wats forre'l
slIro'!st: tito smnke'stack. cnueinn III pun
which Is now 70 familiar tn cisiIlzct esrs
Not ast's1led with ono ereat ins"ntrns stc-
which :rho','d be nafo 1hn freq, eucy
Of accidents caused by tito la ision
of carbnfc::d hydrogen in tho in. nes
VA at that tln.H alarming. fir Humphrey J. ayy
bring nc'cneo 10 bear npon Tho aubjoct dir ~
cred that ftstno imrrisone,' II, viso rc.:& cn
cnnld hot eacate, a's'i upon tat baEs constr art
ed tho Dhry lamp. Twn months rroviou RI =,
htcpilenHor, without tho aid Of ncrncr or boz, la s.
OF earnHp. worac1 nut tlle satno resuit, anJ In .
vented rho Gro'tlic lamp.
Qnalscr named EJwastl 1'caao wns ihc q, II
man to recoRn'zc tho 'tnpu'tance Of tho l"com j.
tive. and oAgaecd Stephenson To build u :ho.t
ra.lwhy from hlH n1tno tu Aaapo:t
Tho reaaon WHY the psescnt gauge Of raI1roads
the world owl IL exactly feet sl{ inches n "A
iolloHs: lie 7Ht width Of Tho rAs waB liked At
: fect inchet. Afterwards when coal was eolsl
~ tho ton. tt waA deCiaed to enlasye The width
to tect tuches. and the flrRt road uAB 70
constructed. 1t hapfened4 however, that, when
INC iirss CATS were brought on it waa found thar
they "eFe ttife too wide. htepl1enson. bcinc
consulted. Immediately decided with ready vii
that it "ould he earior to iden tho rain than 10
alter tho Por!ton Of the wheels. Accof !ucIy
mains tho hhnc.
Tho lecturer detailed tho obstac!cs with which
!ho lnventor was met by tho publ1c aud Ly Par
Lament ln atarting tho ttat railway, He c,psod
"hh R!o"!ng eulo@nm uron America, Which
hRd psohted moio than hny country By tho loco-
tnot9e: H;s entire sddresa was attonttvelY fin-
toned 70 and frequently appant!ed by tue audi
encc. which VAS smaller than lilo merits of tho
entertainment deserved.
, 1875-12-14
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER H. 18zl
Virion q! tl,o cly. two from W1sl County, and
on" eacl, from tho nlhnr countior. Carried.

sirion q! tho city. tso from Viii County. and
on" eacli from tho osher conhtior. Carried.
MIR, HrHp ArcKrrR.
The Hon. II. u, l1urh vah ,ieu ctco.tcd to tho
front. anti TsA !htTodoretl. anu! loud chGcrs by
Col N'c4br lie fpoke a. follows; Mr. P1es,-
dent and Gentlemen Of lin Convention: thanh
t'nnn n1a iii nominating me a. Republican
candidate Tor tho vacant Lntleoahip. Tho
oillcc NJ Judge af tho hnprotnc ConsL
III this Ethto in thu highest And
n'ost honorable judicial nfsc i, tho state. Its
dntlof nvnlsa great responsibility. and constan
untltlnR diligence. Il has hecn said tint t,o
no'Hoh who elund I'LL the of.i"e OF Judge of tin
hnpre,nc t;onrt for tho Aey"nth judicial E.cnit
Should bo acquainted With tho commercial aud
other intereAts u thin crest metropolis think
Mat II 10 trrae vcw wheu TIM other rol,ntrB in
tfllH tlblsict has0 conceded that to Chicago, I
have resided In Chicago tbs whole Of my life.
Thirty yeAm ago next January wan a
hava stnd,ta my profesr,on tn tnis ctv.
and have praoticoti il for twentg. .soveu ycars,
except that The t.tnn that j *as engaged III TO-
vistha ant editing tho asatnteB of thu s;ato may
10 left out Of tI,st general rrcorfl. haze seen
10 Ito preBent magnitude. l have wktclI.h it4
progress have taken great intere%t In al ita
aniniessa. Ny rTHcrty - hero: my chldren
were born here aud fctl pritlo in Chicago.
shall ever be my pleasure to do avery
tlng that eau to build it up
and make 1t great. fApr1nuns.l hope
tnat may b. rphreG 10 noe ths uar whnn IL
shall ba tho frat city In the United States. I
belicyo that II Am spared reasonable number
Of years ehall tse that. 1t is wonderful wLht
rroprtna We have tnatle In ths past thirty vcArB
When camo hers thore wera no railroads In tho
sthte Of Illinois, except onn.--a short one dow1,
In tho southern part. All this great svstem OF
railroads has been built np In that time. Our
manufactures wero hut yory faw. Now wa
arc becoming the great manufacturing
depot OF the Northwest. | expect wo
Htll become tls great distributing
po!nt IT this oointrr. th!rago ID the agrirul.
tural centre, aod tlnk 1t IN tru.Rm that the
Agricultural ceBtte Of country tocomoo itn
commercial and money centre. Gentlemen, II
you nhail elect ME ~ this Office. ahal endeavo.
TO perform the duties That pefttro to it to the
very oert Of my ability. Thanking you sga,n
for tho hoktor you hava bestowed Gpon me. 1
shn'l ask yoa TO enter heartily into tbe work,
and think mar ray that tho Republican party
Will not fail to be successful.
Tho following; wBR announced -
THE rRSTRAL COMMITTEE
Under Gen. hiRnn'A motion: West Dlv1eion Of
CbIcaEo. n. II. Miller. II. L. i,iBhee; South d.
vision. Arthur Dixon. X. W. Itcaby; Nosth
lliyisioD, A. M. Fence. It, 3. Williams: DuIago
County, Col. Enllet.o: Lake. tic Hon. ". 4,
James; Will, 4. Weeks, D. Dibell; Kankakee,
]. T.. sabine.
The Convention theo adjourned.
, 1875-12-14
HuMiLiAIlMG. lE. IBilE.

New ORLEANS, leo. 19.-1hs ae.zuro Of Mar
shal Psokazd's oflco by J. 8. Barrett reported
By sp:eihl dispatch ftum Washington IN \ Wont-
crn paper Of the 11th, is untrue. barrett, tho
alleged seKlng Official, il reported In town, but
hiding from police. Two years Ago ho waa
poBsed BY tho Ahsocisted Pscas for falsely pro-
randinB 10 wan Qua OF its agontk, And laAs year
van tw!ee chhatiaed 1ese for vlIo practiccs.
Although notorious oonadenoe man, 10 sosms
lately to hare become Al omploys of the Astor-
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