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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolution of CODnrfnershiD.

Dissolution of COparfnership.
The copartnership heretofore existing between
Walter Corey and Dexter S. Rice, under the
firm name of WALTER COREY & CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having ac-
counts requested to call at once and settle the
same with Walter Corey at is Free street.
WALTER COREY,
DEXTER S. RICE.
COpartnerShip.
Having purchased Walter Corey's interest in
the firm WALTER CCREY& CO., we shall
combine the manufacture, wholesale and retail fur
nituIe business heretofore carried by Walter Co
rey 81 Co., and j. IL. Hooper, under the style of
Walter Corey Co., at IS Free street, Portland Me.
DEXTER S. RICE,
j. H. HOOPER.
Portland, June I, 1876
NOTICE.
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NOTICE.

have this day sold all my interest in the firm of
Walter Corey 4 Co.,
to the junior partner, DEXTER S. RICE, and j. H.
HOOPER, who will continue the business at the
same place and under the same firm name, and
would take this opportunity to thank friends and
the public for the many tavors received during a
long series of years and checrfuly recommend the
members of the new firm to their confidence and
patronage.
WALTER COREY,
Portland, June /, 1876. ju2sn1wteod3w
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Foreign Import

Foreign Exports.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr S X James-10CO Ibis
flour.
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Boston stock Market

PICTOU, Ms. Br Brig Liberty-3i5 tons coal to
G Il Railroad.
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am doing all in my power to expedite and hasten
ed by circumstances wholly beyond my control, but
shall reach conclusion within few days and
mense relief to get it off my hands 1 assure you
far greater than for you to receive it. You must
have strangely misunderstood Mr.; Cald in re-
gard to his paying those notes. He has paid me on
1y just $4,000, leaving $751; 600 due, which carry
ing here at and 81 per cent interest, and which
embarrrasses me beyond all imagination. I do not
really know which way to turn for relief, am so
pressed and hampered with the Little Rock & Fort
Smith matter, and if you and Caldwellibetween you
know what 1 shall do. Politically am charged
with being wealthy man, and personally and pc
cuniarily am laboring under the most fearful en-
easements is the $4,000 which have not received
of the $25,OOO original debt. Mr. Caldwell has paid
$4,000 and $4,000 only, Can you not give me some
measure to leave me so exposed and suffering.
Yours Truly,
JAMES G. BLAINE.
"The next letter 1 hold, said Blaine, sis
dated Augusta, Me-, July 8, 1872 The wit
ness said there was nothing in it about the Pa
cifc Railroad"
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 3, 1872.
My Dear Mr.. Fisher:
was detained tar beyond my expectations in New
York and Pennsylvania, being there quite a week.
was in Boston on Monday en- route home, but 1 was
so Frustrated by the heat that had strength or
energy to call on you. 1t seems to me as review
to have any trouble in coming to any easy adjust
ment as follows:
First, am ready to fulfil the memorandum held
by you in regard to the Northern Pacific Railroad,
as always have been.
Second, You are ready to consider the land bonds
in my possession surrendered on payment of the
debt to which they originally held collateral.
., Third, am ready to pay you the full amount OF
cash due you on the memorandum held by you, pro-
vided you will pay me half the amount of bonds due
me on the memoranda held by me-the cash to be
paid and the bonds to be delivered at the same time.
AS to the further sale of the share in the Northern
Pacific, am ready to do all in my power to oblige
you in the matter.
If we can adjust the first and second points herein
referred to- the third might be left if you desire, to
the future. Hitherto have made all the PROPOSE
tons of settlement. If this is not acceptable to you
please submit your views of fair basis in writing.
j. G. BLAINE.
WARREN FISHER, JR., ESQ,
The next letter was one of July, Sd, 1872 giving
further particulars of the deposits.
The next letter read was dated April 26th, 1872,
and it Blaine Fishers request for letter of
credit Of $4,000 on Jay Cooke &Co.
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WARRINGTON, June 5.-The committee today
continued the investigation into the char &c
against Mr.. Kerr.
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fence money system. l believe that the

fence money system. believe that the
best thing we can do is to promote the
attempt to resume specie payment, be-
cause that will shorten the term of the
inevitable crushing we are to endure,
and which apparently is the only means
of educating us in the ways of truth and
honesty. Meantime the work of indoc-
trinating must be continued failhfury,
but in the spirit Of consent to the sur
gerry which is to lop off the limbs of our
industries, as happy thereby we may
escape death from gangrene. Credit is
the parent Of bankruptcy, only have
come to write debt instead of credit,
as expressing with more for the idea
OF system of exchange in which one
equivalent-one side of the equation is
lett out.
l notice particularly the questions
propounded to you by lgnatius Donnelly
in the NTI-MONOPOLIST as follows:-
what say you, MIR. Drew, to direct
taxation, levied upon the basis OF wealth
free trade with foreign countries; and
national bonuses to the working men OF
said pursuits as suffer most from Euro
pean competition? Then supplement this
with the national government exercis-
ing the exclusive right to create all the
money of the country. gold. silver, cop.
per or paper; and thus save interest on
that amount of its debt and correspond
ing taxation to the people,"
In the proposition to grant legislative
aid to our Industries which suffer from
competition with under paid labor and
cheap capital abroad, Mr.. DonnellY ad-
mits a principal which the free traders
have not before consented to, namely,
hat to axe free t . lie equitable, the pr o.
ducers must enjoy equality of conditions.
Without this Indispensable basis of
equity, tree trade becomes the most po-
tent means OF monopoly on one hand
and of oppression on the other; yet this
mportant-central fact or in the prob
lem of exchange has been ignored by
the fee "a lers and OF sutl.c t iorm-
ulated by writers on the other side.
The admission Of this principal is a step
gained in the controversy and Mr..
Donneliy is entitled to thanks for the
concession. The institution OF bounties
for customs duties is only another mode
OF levying the inevitable tax tor part of
the cost of decent living. 1t may be a
more equitable mode of taxation; but
the labor OF demonstrating that as Il
system. it would be better than duties
on imports devolves upon Mr.. Donnelly.
His proposition to have the govern.
ment resume its bartered sovereignty and
be the sole issuer of money, is all right.
Yours truly,
J. G. Drew Esq Chas, Sears
Elizabeth N. }. Williamsburg Kan.
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out, and therefore grew up in weeds.
Oats was a failure, or but very lii tie
raised. Fruit here was total failure.
Hogs were plenty the fore part of the
season, but during the fall thousands of
them died with the cholera If it were
not that this is an old and wealthy coun-
try there would be any amount OF suffer-
ing here, but as it is they will weather it
through, and if next year gives new
crop they will get along. if it is at a dy-
ing rate. The past tall has been very
sickly one, almost every body has had
the fever and ague, and even at this
time find some having chills, and the
majority look as thou gh it would take
but a slight push to knock them into
| their graves. Pale and sallew and half
dead expresses the physical condition of
nine-tenths of the people here. The fact
is the country looks desolate, and the
people, old and sickly, everything here
has wo-be-gone appearance. that is not
calculated to give one very favorable
opinion of this land of frogs and mud.
l have had no time so far to learn an
thing about the political feeling of this
country. l may in the future. and will
communicate to you my discoveries
shallconsider myself on a tour OF discov-
cry. and shall govern myself accordingly.
Ever and truly yours.
I. NJ. WEsTFALL.
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The Crasshopper 0uesticn-Scme Coco
Suggestions.
NApELIA, Mimi, Jan. I'd, 1876.

vi n
Editor Ant onoPoltst:
Christmas and New Years passed off
rather quietly. Two inches of snow fell
an the ist inst, but not enough to war
rant good sleghing; and from the way
the sun came out to-day, it is quite pos
sible that it will soon melt under his
shining rays.
The grasshopper question is rather at
n staud-still in this county. but several
farmers informed me that they would
have a few Matched out in = very short
time. think there will be plenty hop
pers next season, and it is no more than
riyht that the Legislature OF Minnesota
should pass law to the effect that
bounty be paid tor catching them, and
also for the finding of eggs; that Is, so
much per bushel OF quart.
With such law, l think the commu-
nity in this section. as we'll as other Sec
tons, can get rid of 'hoppers. Perhaps
thew will leave this country next sum,
mer. land many are OF the opinion that
they will,) but it is safer and wiser
plan to make the necessary arrange
ments for the future. The Legislature
has the power to do all this, and l really
hone that they will give 1t their strict at
tcntion. And you, MIR. Editor, Senator
elect from Dakota county, see To II that
such provisions should be made as Will
lend to the advancement OF the farming
community.
Watonwan county, it is true, has a
representative mt the capitol, but what
can one solitary man do unless he has
help from other representatives. an' SEN
ators, in this important measure. which
think SHOULD be acted on unanimously.
Those lawmakers undoubtedly Know
the result OF the grasshopper visitations
in this county and elsewhere, and why
should they not vote Il bounty tor catch
inu the pest? They could not do wiser
act than this, and it wonld most as
suredly give encouragement to the iarm-
ers who have suffered tor the past three
years.
Something must or ought to be done
in this matter, and this winter is the
time it should be attended to. The
farmers cannot live from hand to mouth
every year, they cannot always work tor
the purpose OF feeding grasshoppers.
they nav their taxes and their debts, and
about the time that is paid they don't
have very much to live on. Many farm
ers are burning hay instead OF wood.
about three hours. and the rest OF the
time We have lived at the base OF . STRAIT
um fog which must have been five miles
in thickness and weighed, l think. about
ten tons to the square inch. start back
tomorrow night. thinking more OF
Minnesota than ever did before. 1t Is
indeed 1.-The lungs of the continent" and
great. broad. noble lungs they are. full
Of the purest air in the world. This At.
lantic coast breathes Grated slush and
each generation promises to be weaker
and more imbecile than that which pre-
coded it.
But enough for to-day.
Yours. truly. l. D.
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Views Of Leading Reformer Of Kansas Up
on the Finances and Tariff.

I'VE are indebted to our distinguished
correspondent, j. &. Drew esq. State
Lecturer OF the New Jersey Grange P.
II. for the following letter which we
take pleasure in publishing. MIR. Drew
properly refers to Mr.. Sears As lone OF
the most official supporters of financial
reform in the United States" We shall
reply to the point he makes hereafter.
-Ep. ANTI MoNoPoLIsT
SIlKvrILE, xsAR WnIlAxssrRe, Kansas, !
Monday, DEC. q. 1855
Friend Drew we must be dragged
through the nethermost infuno Of bank
ruptcy and industrial collapse before va
Mill cnin cnnaent to iusHiGn1oa opunnon
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Advertisers will please take notice that
the ANTI MONopoLIsT. is the best and
cheapest advertising medium in Minnesota.
1t has larger circulation among the farm
ers than any other, while it is read in
every town and city and almost every vii
lage of the State. 1t is perused by thou
sands VINO take no other paper.
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Stock Farm for Sale.
GLEN OPA.

One of the most desirable and handsomes
places in the State, situated ON the Minnesota
Ri .er two miles west of Mankato city limits,
and joining the Mimi opa Fell depot Of St. P
ing land river bottoms, and meadow lands. The
beautiful Minneopa creek, large enough tor
mill power, runs through the place and a num-
Der Of living springs that flow the year round,
For sheep or fancy stock it is the best location
in the west, and will be sold in lots of 100, 900
or 300 acres if desired, at very low price,
long time, and per cent. interest. 1t is partly
improved and fenced and good dwelling
house, etc Will trade for st. Paul property
ppy to the owner ON premises, or by letter.
SITE "A. D. McSWEENEY.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm Of Flower Winder, proprietosy Of
the Commercial Hotel, st, Paul, Mimi. i
hereby dissolved by mutua: consent. An
debks due the firm are payable to Mr.. Flower.
who assumes all its obligations, and win cou
tinue the business.
II. T. c. Flown.
HexRY p WHDER
ST. PArL, AUS., Nov lst, 1875.
Thankful for the iavofz at the pubic IN the
past, IshAn endeavor BY direct attention to the
wants Of my customer, to mexit their future
pn1xonage. Stzneenv n1ine tie city win Do
weal 10 Temmbw1he locu1Sn9 q she Conn.,
CIAL-nA G1Esuk b1twson JaE1unn an1 Rnh
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8ruosr aiebmnno &rliten Ssnisuifor
ipisastis 6allit. 6bOrius orsu Ell
al De iterite SutifiorrstnIn9sr / SD.
en-, men / Slutuin9sn al 4u9uit
bleu bans 20 taGet UNDER 8Onfurs
meo Ittiua CT. % 900 % Yasiipa
ca. 90 600 Spo. Sanoelsmoralcu
or Der ms9st Hap - iaar II aon.
futler.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-17
"HDr Siemmet",

icm inceboleer ct afperlente N cmbpss
9elis urpallt yeieitcf, ubtcmmer / 1876,
lem Ter, 2 0anse maaneelig, men /
Sttapbefter o. mec Smilal. Bris /
6crituc $500, Ycrtc iberesnet. llbs
9ipereu betaler ielp Trrtcen. Rlubber
pad 8 f%cruebetalte 6remplarer faa bet
Zoe frit. @eresie:
&. Sbroneen.
Oraper IA, Oeecrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-17

MOis, Bite Secmber. Ssaaraftss
nj pl hot Sns, lOm Dog mart OF
ouer Ill &sau. 6Or SanolIanoen /
6osien, Der par | bstGntelIs NIta.
9encs, sr enbpsr Neober meset flGr.
tommsu. Sen SnolfrGntnlng i
Orlitsn, iom al anore @runoe ui't.
NOT oil Nnoe SieO uoOper Slnteren.
pllbs peo S~anomangel bllue bstpoe.
lts % / uIoere 8reole TeIells.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-17

SGmar. &ogniabrItant IS. Nor.
lsns, Der al .QoItcspnrtementet sr
opsrora9et of fori9rti9s @oons til
Ssli9encciartsn meuem giusbammar
os Stersn. bsflsnnigier i "Samar
Stlft," at Der CT 4nlconius for 8si.
lenoe til at faa bsnpits inbtil 6 of
oisls Bo8ne gratis ira Samar cg
op til Siersn Sernbansitation / Wai,
laar man i Bstios msIrsr iis til
ham.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-17
DEBORAH
Business College.

Gaa: Simcrue
wra7c3 llnbtrclfniUl 9tnmanlblg
<ieu'rtra. rll. tefcJttNl % rg1tn''
Se1tHcgyi. Nlueelf,cp tit.. ttt.
Ire GlsasNtv S24.0 90.
%tlep.tfr lifus rv. Wlaute b. 90.
Simcrnc:
f~a,,gIno3 suius, (icm octnIcr nTrntl
1 B1an,Nsr SIS. 90.
Der tCgJ tgtii EQilutc b,rtiiiT 500.
%gl-p.etrt Sltus n. a3lanto 800.
SioHiiriUnina altnc 20 StmtT 200.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-17
Sra Mooerfanoene.'
StDrae.

Suleaftcn ifuine 5 Muub, Der
bnpbe patst / gferiunn oe fcripnci
ilB msh 2 @nfer SuIsbr9uespin, 70
ooer Del Birfrsms So9u beligecnoc
Orsoalsuano. men iormocsuiIia bar
De cruffet iia laa bsruicos, at Ell
sIler Here sr ialot / ben enc Sioe al
Baaoen bporueb tenrs bar lfaarei
Iia Iulb al 8aub tbi oa en- anoen
Bnob en- Slunb eiler roche Den
lamme Vel, fanbt Be Den ietlte inlN
az Vano o9 3 Wnnb teoe / ben
De TO &ammsratsr sr iuneipnliepis
faIot M nf Bnobsn % nrufnsi.