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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-01
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

FOURTH SESSION opens September /, 1878,
J. and closes June !, 1870.
Fees in Literary and Scientific Department..
$65; Law, 500; Medicine, $65; Theology, Si6.
Board and lodging per month. $l0 to 500.
Professors, n; instructors, 8; Students last
year, 405 For catalogues address
J., G. GARLAND, Chsnceilor,
Nashville, Tennessee.
ssS Au gust ii l816. 37-lmo M
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-01

THE MIssrssIrr1 JErT1Es.--1n letter to
Congressman Crittendcn, of Missouri, written
on the 9Th instant, Capt. Eads says: "The
jotty cbannel is now almost as good as tho
entrance to New York harbor. Larger ships
and steamers visit tho port Of New Orleans
than ovor before. Ocean frcights have been
so greatly loworod in consequence that tho
saving on cotton aono from tho port of New
Orleans the paet season was over 81 100000.
Every Intelligent mau in Missouri knows that
revolution has been wrought in tho grain
trade rs tho result of this deep water. AS
tho channel decpcns and commerce adjusts
itsclf to these new conditions the benefits to
tho producers in Missouri will be still moro
extensively enjoyed. Tho permanent inn
provement Of tho mouth Of the Mississippi
operates as regulator of transportation
charges, and thus adds to the valuo of every
bushol of grain grown for export to Europe
or for consumption in the Atlantic States; and
it also ohoapens to tho farmer oil of his
merchandise and othor supplies brought from
tho East"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-01

CucAco, July ga dispatch from Cape
ron, Illinois, snys dramatic suicide occurred
on Tuesday night. George w. Burloigh, au
old resident of Ohio, last Sunday published
card informing tho cisiznns that in order to
crafty tho curiosity Of his townsmcn to Wit
ness some such tragedy as tho hanging of
Sherry and Connolly. in Chicago, ho would
on tho evening of the 23d instant. deliver n
lecture in Thornton Hall, and at tho conclu--
sion crafty them by shooting himself through
one dollar. anu tho amount realized to 20 for
the payment Of the funeral Expenses and tho
remainder to bo invested in tho works of
Hurley, Tindall and Darwin for tho town lie
brary.
at the appointed time the hull was crowded,
and. after delivering an infdcl lecture, he
suddenly drew dcrringer, placed-it to his
forehead, fired aud fell lifolcss.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27
0prmGno oetorercoe meo Wresle.

oioueu. Den %iranlte Sanoelmlnllier
b, Bort m,posIte 9eroaa NIi,n ben
1870, Sttobr SSttsIt9lOnsns &ors
til isIs,nbs NOrmanb.
Y%roiesior Or. .. . Brod 90
Qoro,s 8ommlsiGr p,o uoitllin9en,
8ensralioniul W Z. Gbrlltoisrisn
bltu 8ommanoersr.
@enualiouial os Gbsf for bet /
8rihiania perenoe for ll%ofiuins,n.
Gb. GbritoHnisn blsu Diner.
Ssirt1r pso uoiiilln8sfonicrst
Yaris. aano. MOI. ebrihsnisn. 5n.
9snier o. Siipsnoiat uso ucitllln
gen StolB, ben norlfs @rfrtstt pec
uoiilQinesn 3rap Wspa o. uoiiil
lerns. Oirsiier pso S%uiisrp9i,nsi
@rntitn. Yiauoicrtsiabtliani 2uls
Srosisru 2ousbOrs. Sabrlfslsr Sen.
len, Niim,hu Wslbuus. 8rosisrsr
Saioblen Oa 9anoitabsmuler guNuig
Wunlb, / 9hsieIoorf bIsue Nlooer,
Src,nu ubosltts life til nogtn Ra'
lions 5urpmGno.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27
Ganmarf.

Gulobrpnup. Smsiune al en- iaI'
ria Ssamille al Bern, Bernebern
% Bernsbernsbern, isirsos lIelse
"Nano. VI DO" Den 2loe /. W.
4iiassmnno Sersn Bad Os SuittR
Waris &iritlns Ghrlitsnoatter / 8ls.
nns peres @uIcbrplup. Oct samls
Brubspar % SlcsiOrrlbrs ere bssSs
50 4ar samls % raits % rerlgs ;
be aIrosbs Zig pua Brpuupsoaasr
ueo at IL ben Unite Of 6amlIlen
bIlpe eebt.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27
Dor Sios lettere Samiaroiclsmioz

Dor Sios letterc SamiGroielsmios
Ter Gler. at bet life lGussre er nosen
S~ieloipntaso. at Norbmunb, uouan.
crsos ii! Mmsrliu. sitsr en- Oel Nars
5raper 9ier ct Beies / Siemmst.
Slslonsre turoe BET imiblertio p9rs
sllIelost. at oisi, @iaitsr sisr Bs.
le9tt meo ,8st 5nriel laaIsoes iom
en- Soroanger, eiisr bpab Der mso.
csIss "Bsrs 8io.", fra uu~enspaus
| cls's Gage bar siOrt. Ole Ears
len @9o, - iiriusr Dor WeoceIsr -
Icrloo Norse / 1864 ca. 1914 Nar
gommel. 3 be ietite IA Nar op.
bolot ban is / Be nOrousitliss Statsr
beiiloftiest mso foriiisQlst Slaes
&rbsloe cs iOm iau til Chicago, buor
ban en- Stuno bar gpsniu9sorbeibsr
o. isnsre StIbslemmumab. Yaa
ct 9Th. lOm ban isIp bapbs peret
mso at bp9gs. tOs ban Sprs, ierit
ION Wntros. ltt9 iaa I'll Siprm no
% blsu isnsts refs 6ersr. Gft,rnt
ban / en- Del Nar bauoe isilet mto
bette paa Wldl9uniesu, sii ban mso
Mt Glib nso sl,nnsm Slui,rue Ill
WOnirsal. bOOrira ban / De iibiis 2
4ar bar lsilet paa Spb Nmsrlta,
buOrira ban nulis tom mso GAIT I'll
etusrpOol Oa sr bsrira tOmmet hlsm
puu nOsIs Oagss B,ies til line samIs
5orGIors Os eOriss SIast % @sn.
ner.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

GiltanS % trui Dprst / Npaacn.
Slernsn, nhftsr paa bporira Siuo-
Oct fom, pilcs ipsts. men Sipitsrsn
tOs paa Sprons ,itsr ben, Iaoecc
mn NlTis, mshens ban lob, % i,no,s
BET anost Club sit,r Bisrnsn, Der
itprtsos, rant / Souscst +; tommsn
ben til ben, GAP SIe ben ct treble
Club. ca ban ipnits, bet bar Spno
| Den; groousn iOm ferit til, efter.
at Oprei bar or9bt.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

Neaaitabsiersr pso 8p,ns iterts va
fasie, blanot buis Stiitsrs ban / i'm
sio par. ben 23oe / /. w. eit inc
/ ut 81 @ar. Den samIe Ranb
slaosr fs eso en- fOrtranslis Stlbrsc
% uoierer snonu Den Dag ioap
line monaeorlsos ,Sunttionsr mso flor
Yun'tIiabso. 6or uoaIe Ndr hosu'
fsireoe Sr. &teper o9 Suitru unba
TOR 0einsslie fra WsobOrssres Sibs
bsres 8ulobrpuup.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27
Yaa en- !Snsmanosplaos unber

Yaa en- !Susmanosplaos uncer
8aarosn Bsrae / Borsuno bonots
nulia at en- Bieru oirsu 8uast pao
ct Njcs, Tom fob 9anite ner YIao.
lens epriss Sule % msotos en- Sou
Bamlen lfal ilslss "Soan Sio." bao
be uerst al u~ieouanlis Sterrslis. %
ontaaes at Ders ben far me Tom for
"a. 2 @or fiosu unber Iisnenoe ON.
ite~noisbebsr oros al mso IN @lec
fra iamme Sles.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

Flnoielig SOB. ga psnlionersi
Soloashifsnt Yefsrisn / ROstilbs ben
22oe I. w. ON Nitcnsu psnots biem
ira en- Spabi,reiur, bIsp ban, iielas
"8Os'. @u." uosuiOr fin Bolis rant
al ct appoplsttiit 3iIieIrs. bporpeo
ban itprtsos ON % / 5aIoet IlOp ct
Sui / SOusoet, bucrpaa 9eoen Fort
sitsr iuIsts. Sen Nireos, Der par
en- Mlosr of So Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

SOitens lloialo. On uoiulost al
Seneu mobetsitsr Nmimnnocn /
SmaaImsnes DIN, unoer 23oe be /:
ubialbst al bttts Nars 9eit tr
bltosu 9ani'e iaOIsots. ION / Ber,i.
niuasu al 22oe 5uli on llbisiern,
b,bubst.
9eaulirGsn or uaImlnoslig rig.
aornuuliu9ou. buao 8aariGom be.
lruntr. ION / Il sobt Wiootlsaar
vi 3eitl0nsu or aDlln9sn nO9tt Der.
UNDER. mosl bsore emo ben / Com
musn isBneos I'll.
3uao an9aar YOtstsrns. ere Bs.
rtiuiu9crne iOritisulss; / ost SsIs
mua oct anlaGss. al Gollu8sn osrai
ct unosr Ct Wiobslsaar.
9urnips bar 9iOct ulrbuauIig rig
Nuling.
vi Jnobiuanins er iOre9aast IN.
Der it0oisl Der. % iaou,I 9e ION
aorn % Yotsiss er al fOrtrlnlig
BtitlTnbso.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27
Storee.

90osfalb. Gn at &riitanslunos
Sfibsreosrs, Sr. g. Weusr. er rat
I'll ben 25oe SflObsr. tfter l@n9ere
9ios SpssIisbeo oisoast uso Deosn
paa lin imuiie glenoom paa 9nno
| SboernGs.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

S0osiaIo. 6orbsnuGrtnos 8olo
tasisru / 5ronoblem, 5oban Anors.
ns WHusr. iom i 5sbruar B. u tog
ali,o ira III Gmbsoe iom ban bar
inotbaut iloen 1874. u ben 24os
De. oisaa.t pso Ssosu / en- Alosr
al 50 Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

bortiiiaalet ira 2lgeuturet nRlten 200 I
6eite. 6or uogle Wiauneoer iioen T
bpibe W9no As 6eite ira btsie
Snoiauere, be 8eoe latte efter Q
penn os itial til @ieugiGIo ira en-
Rreaturfarm Is 6elie. Sort eiter {
tial attet 6pibe 6eite fra Snotaners {
,e, os Snoianerne 9joroe after op III !
Cab peb at itjGle ct iierre initial. n
Oct itabi9iter fig nu, buab General (
56erioan / lin iibite Qarsrapport paas "
TOD, at Siourerne og 6pioe lite 9oot J
Jan DO Sioe ON SIDE meo b%iuanoen. 8
Der fsres itarte Slayer ooer. at \
bnoianerbureauet life uoretter, boao
bet ituloe os buros. Oct ituloe bIanot Z
Plnoet bape til Spgape at ctpililere I
IJnoianerue % gisre ariitne al benz.
nen peb Neo GtOuo oy Spotteo IaiI s
l|qgenturerne giores Der life BET Bins
keite for at b9ue benz op al Btloltas
beus SmubS. Snoianerne lptIer, ortt' |
er, roger % iouer, Nlt paa Re8lertn' |
,ens Betoitning. os Der giore9 Sntet
or liot eiter liot at opl9re benz III at l
Ern9re fla ielu. 2eenter meo $500 !
turlis Con bar last fig til meo ltore |
ISormuer. Weuem 4areue 1888 og I
$40 fob 3noiauer:8 ureauet unoer I
tontrol al 6riesbepartementet; ben I
ang bar Der iueen S%orruption, og !
ct berifsbe en- ~alminoelig Gilfreosbeo {
lanot Subianerne. 0oer al benz ut I
5it / Baaipu al belle 6Ortets geioIts
ing, idaleoes al Gnbuer oiolte, boao
per Gntelt ituloe baue. Nrmeen oil
aturligOis ingeu pris i9tte paG, al
4 idaodn Bproe after l9gges paa be-
% Stulbre, men laameget er piit, at
, laaoan 6oraubring oiloe meofote
ore Itonomi. @eneralinipetter u.
. Warcp, Der bar uoarbeioet ct Strift
gnlsoniug al n iaaoan Operilpt: !
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27
Gn aammcl gtitiningsmnno.

Gn gammcl Weltlllln9smnro. !
en- Nlosr ui 80 Nlf al funns pare
taas life minbr, END me Bsltlulnssr
herer plltuot til Dc ltOre Slsloenbs'
Der. 8urtlsbins fan IieIss "eausl
6io." oppiis en- iaaoan Wano. iost
Bpens lite Yoliiibetlent Os Irrslt.
iorparsr, Sr. g. &repsr. Der tllllss
sr Snlpsfter peo Nmtsipaebuist %
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

yiornejdgere. Oct bsrtr pliino'
til Sldoenbeouns, al Sleruen MT.
tts NIB &nlu bette sr imIolsrtlo nj
iiust / N9rhsotu al 8siitn, % pi
fan iaaltoss bsrstie en- 5astbliiorle
Der FOREIGNER Il bin fienbt / Diotrs
8rtoie. Gnsrat an Blern,birnc mte
3 Tlorsun8er baues ulit 1s Omfuug
&lmoal, b,luttene eliiiian Serstr.
itn os Anorens 3~nsCbrisiien ia til
at preus lin gpi'e. sB a oo oniaa
laa btloige at irune SlernemOotren
Der ht latte lit ylu I'll Tor tt Hli.
ilituo. Stn,rs iaa Stpiisrns In.
aerns, men table bsm l9lsu al Spns
Os Opaau 3aslen for ben Dag
ROsIe Gage otter traI BE- lmleltltc
Q al BEN; Gbultian i'leo oa paa
ben sns, Der blsu iruntt / 6orbentns
Blernsu ior bagopu % elrlliiar
lmoo otn iorat slus ben a Club
III, men Rlim 'lIiftbs; rao for al
mite 1T 8lloi, taitsoe Gbrlitinn iis
baiiisi ousrlirous Ousr Bierntn %
ertb ben bsaes Etuns. Slernen
iirso imoo - % IN halpanettaors.
CANNED Slernsun9e bar. ION be.
flenot. 9oos sI9Iler men ebrl.
iiian bolot lat. uosn al pios, hoor.
ban ban ituloe iaa Ell 5aGno laa'
pas lee, at ban iunoe ioa 8nIuen
uo af SIirsn nosli9 Tom cu &am.
merai,n illhlnlp. nj Gag / ott enc
Gre, Ghriitlan nj nm enc Sauno III
90 st Sltbllt sitsr iao 8nioen
Biern,ns Slsrte. Gsite l'sts sitcr
Wioliommer / iOrri9e use bra9is
&nous os Scr9su 4ImooI (Blerns'
Rptlersns Sabu) SO. 2 al unserne
n,b til WOilecn for al iGlss alrost
% Subsn al Den; Den treble er sno'
MI %unosaast here's Git,ritr9b,llsr.
RosIe Gage ilbIlssrs ierts BTeorsne
Ole % Wiial Wlfalsieunr Gang.
iorb en- i,uot trsaarssammsl Blern
n,o til Woiiesu. Srcorsns pare
blspnc snise ON at Irass ls sItsr
Biernsn, % slt busr I'm Sel, otter
at baus iat %binanosn Stspne paa ei
bsitsmt Stso opps / Rsnilslost. Ole
tom ierlt til Steost % laa ltfaI Il.
ter ct Opr. iOm ban antos Tor at
bare en- 8tn ianinart ban par bic.
pen snis mso ils isIu ON, at Bet lttt
par en- Hsn, men Ell Bleru. lfler
ban paa Observation-Disclosures Strlois
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

WnlobrpAup. &eniul SamuelIen
og 6rns i Orebaf feirsos Den 22o,
Oftobsr lit 0ulobruuup.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

DAT INV CE Tel

Inheritance rtel
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an q 8cbttr,
priier Wlnse
pto Sltrltaticufn.
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mia / Ittcrlt. ptl
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Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

YOosialo. Den 26os I. W. u
iOtbu. SOsnspreit, 5Oritanos Os
SeritelGrer iOr 5Onitrup SfoIeleru.
lsminorium @is9o Nnbrsrs BiIbelm
0rsisbsiu uisaast uso 9eom / en-
OLDER al So Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27

3lOcbrano. Den y. EARNING til.
bersnos @aaro / SbbsiiGr nsobranots
/ 6sIse "8lbe Nmts Natisn til
ben 26os I. W. uosn at bet mso
Bsittmtbso pio,s. buOrIstss 5losn sr
O%ptOmmsn. 8OrmOouins,n sr for,
at ben sr tOmmsn fra SOosrst. S,lc
Den iuobisraeos Gao. uOsIe s5isrtra
os SOin brenots. bporimoo ben
sssntIi9s Beietnins % 5nobOst blsu,
reooet.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-27
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-27
be trifed with. It is now only question of
time when war will be declared, but there
will probably be no active hostilities be fore
the opening of spring.

ADMIRAL BR1cE, who has accepted the MN
istry of marine in the Italian cabinet, has
had an eventful career. Born in Scotland,
he was apprenticed as tailor. Before his
term of service expired he ran away to sea-,
and during his first voyage he was captured
by Malay pirates, but on account of his
youth escaped the fate of his companions.
After several years. service on board the YES
sci, where he was kept under close surveil-
lance, he managed to escape, and made his
way to Calcutta. He shipped on board a
sailing vessel for home, but was wrecked.
Picked up by an italian vessel, he was taken
to that country, where he enlisted on vessel
of war. He has risen from the position of
a sailor before the mast to his present ex-
allied station. His career is full of romance,
and shows how often fate picks up its agents
in the most unexpected quarters.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-27
SACRED SUBJECTS
To he Treated of in the Several Churches
To-Day.

To be Treated of in the Several Churches
To-Day.
st. Paurs church EpiscopaD, corner
Ninth and Olive; Rev. E. S. Thomas, rector;
Services II A. M and 1880 P. M; Sunday
school 2:30 P. NJ; St. Paul's CHAPEL 3 P. M
Subject of evening lecture: "Pagan Rome
in thu. Second Century" This is designed
to beth preliminary lecture of a course up
on "The Church of the Second Century,
Church of the Good Shepherd, Twelfth,
corner of Cedar street; Rev. William Cox
Pope, B. D., rector: morning service IL
O'Clock; evening song 7:3O.
Plymouth church, corner Wabashaw street
and Summit avenue; Usual service at 1890;
sermon by Prof. Campbell, of State univer-
sity. Evening, at 7:3O, general meeting
under the auspices of the Y M. G. A., to
consider the work to be done in behalf of
the boys of the city. Addresses by various
christian workers. The public earnestly in
Hted to attend.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenb orgian) church,
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Rev. E. @. Mitchell, pastor-Ser-
wees at 1920 A. NJ. Sunday school at 10 A.
n. Subject of sermon: "Our trials of life
are providentially permitted
y AAoo L AoSoy toildu CHURCH, corner OF La
fayette and Woodward streets-Preaching at
1880 A. M. and 7:3O P. NJ, by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Conn. Subject for the morning:
s'Pitching toward Sodom.'' For the even
ing: "The Fading Leaf.'' Strangers and
Others are cordially invited.
Unity church-Service at 1870 A. M. Ser
mon by w. G. Gannett. Sunday school at
1915.
Christ church Episcopal,) corner of
Fourth and Franklin streets, Rev. W. r.
Powell, oficiating-Services at 1890 A. M.
ant 1880 P. NJ. Sunday school at 2:3O P. III.
All are cordially invited.
Y. M. g. A. SERVICES.
The services at Plymouth Congre-
gaaonal church this evening will be
in charge of the Y. M. G. A., and will be
devoted mainly to the discussion of how
best to reach the boys of our city and bring
them under Christian influences.
| Young mems Bible class at P. M. at the
rooms, conducted by the general secretary.
fSubject--'The Ten Lepers,'' Luke XVII,
I11-19.
Jail services at P. M; county hospital at
3 P. M.
County poor house at P. M.
Dayton Bluff Sunday school at P. M.
Monday evening gospel meeting at 7:3O.
Tuesday evening union Bible class, in
charge of Rev. DR.. Samuel Conn, at 7:3O.
Friday evening prayer meeting at Dayton
Bluff chapel at 1880.
Rooms open daily from A. M. to 10 P. M.
Sundays from 2 to Pm. Young men al
ways welcomed
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-27
SALTWATER NEWS.

Wheat, S3c, 75c, and &c.
VIM. Evans was put in the lookup yesEer-
day for being intoxicated.
Will Bronson departed for Chicago Fri
day evening.
Bridge receipts for the week ending Octo-
Der 18th, Ss4.7o.
Seymour, Sabin & Co. are having new
SIDE track laid above the saw mill.
The new levee is virtually completed, and
now forms one of the many attractive fea-
lures of our city.
AUGUST Won Linden, for. selling liquor at
the Msenerchor hall Friday evening, Oct. 25.
without license, was fined $40 and costs.
Mr.. Corners business has increased to
such an extent that he is compelled 10 erect
an addition to his shop, which will soon be
finished.
Wheat receipts at the elevator for ship
ment to Duluth have fallen off considerably
during the past week, only seven cars HAVING
been shipped.
Peter Blackbird, another of our old citi
zens. departed this life yesterday morning.
Mr.. Blackbird has been in failing health for
some time, so that his demise was not I'M
expected.
Shipments of the st. Paul & Duluth road
during the past week amounted to $500 bar
rels OF flour and 7 carloads of lumber to ST.
Paul: carloads of ice TO ST. Louis; and u
carloads of miscellaneous freight to differ
ent points.
On Friday evening, November 1st, there
will be an exhibition at the old school house,
Baytown, for the benefit of the Sunday
school fund. Admission 25 and Is cents.
Judging from the programme, this will
prove very pleasant affair.
James Barron, etc., died Thursday.-P. p.
What pleasure it must have been to Mr..
Barron to read of his own DEATH 1t is one
of the many pleasant sensations of which
many are denied, and he should have felt
truly thankful to the p. p. reporter.
Several of our citizens yesterday took adj
vantage of the invitation extended them, and
departed on the excursion to River Falls.
Among the number we noticed several of
our business and professional men who
deemed little relaxation from business
cares enjoyable.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-27
FEDERAL RED TAPE,
The Amount Required to Dispose of TIN
Campbell Forgery Case.

The Amount Required to Dispose of the
Campbell Forgery Case.
Once come in contact with the federal
government, and you get tangled within an
endless amount of red-tape, and besmeared
with red ink. AS a sample: The military
authorities want to get hold of Thomas
Campbell, the private of the Eleventh in
fany who forged transportation order, and
whom the civil authorities have in custody.
Here's the way they go about it:
Fort SMELLING, MINI. Oct. rs, 1878.
Chief of Police st. Paul, Mimi:
SIR have the honor to request that when
the civil authorities in st. Paul discharge Pri-
vate Campbell, of the Eleventh infantry, from
custody, they deliver him to the commanding
officer of this post for trial
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
FRANCIS w. MANSFIELD,
Second Lieutenant Eleventh Infantry.
This letter is sent to Sheriff King, as he
has the young man. on an order from the
United States macshal's office, as boarder.
Immediately thereafter the sheriff received
the two following letters
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Oct 26, 1878.
To r. N. McLaren, Esq, United States Mar
shall:
DEAR SIR: The military authorities having
expressed their desire to prosecute the case of
Thomas Campbell under the military law you
WILL on the request of the proper authority
deliver him unto their custody, and the case in
my Office will be dismissed. Yours respect
fully, j. N. CARDozo.
U. S. Ommissioner,
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

STATE TICKET.
Associate Justice-Wm. Mitchell.
State Authorization Black.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Dillon OBrien.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
First District-Wm. Meighen.
Second District-Henry Poehler.
Third District-1gnatius Donnelly.
COUNTY TICKRT.
District Judge-Westcott Wilkin.
Sheriff-James King.
Auditors. Lee Davis.
Probate Judge-Henry O'Gorman.
County Com missioners (city)-John Wagner
j. F. Hoyt.
County Commissioner (country)-Edward
o. Rene
Superintendent of Schools-Eugene Hen
Erickson.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Senator, 23d District. H. Reaney.
Senator, Oath District-C. D. O'Brien.
Representative. LIST and I'd wards-Joseph
Oppenheim.
Representative, Sd ward-Jacob Manner.
. 4th ward-L. B. Hodges.
sc 9Th ward-James Smith, Jr.
g Country-Lorenzo Hoyt.
SIXTH WARD LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For Senator-Dr. G. p. Adams.
For Representatives,. OLeary.
Dennis Ryan.
William Grace.
William Murphy.
Edward Hyland.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-27
Campaign Documents.

The Jefferson club has received from the
Democratic Congressional committee at
Washington several thousand campaign doc
uments, consisting principally of speeches
delivered n Congress by Senators and Rep
resentatives. One of the best documents is
Senator Thurman's famous speech, delivered
at Hamilton, Ohio. The club is now pre-
pared to send these documents to local COM
mittees and all other persons who desire
them for distribution in the Second and
Third Congressional districts Applications,
stating number and character of documents
desired, should be addressed to William B.
McGrorty, corresponding secretary Jefferson
club, "a r. Third street, Saint Paul, Min
nesota.
Ramsey County Democratic Committee.
To the Editor of the Globe.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 26.-Please announce the fol-
lowing as the Democratic county committee for
the ensuing year, appointed in accordance with
the resoluti adopted at the late convention.
Yours &C.,
WIN. RIcHEsoN, Chairman.
First Ward-C. s. Uline, B. Linstad.
Second Ward-John Bell, John Ahern.
Third Ward-P. j. Dreis Richard German.
Fourth Ward-R. r. Hollinshead. John Miner.
Fifth Ward-P. b. Kelly, chairman; Tim
Kelly.
Sixth Ward-Edward Langevin.
Country-B. Magoffin, John Hantz.
Lake Como Hotel.
Concert every Sunday afternoon.
Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
MORTON, MOORE d Co.,
PiOnaAr Praas hui1d;n,