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Friday Morning, Oct. ~. 1889.
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t9-Peuonfin want ofeloihing ,ready made or other.
wse cannot ai 20 be shited not only in goods price,
bot also n make, We have al cloihinF made BY
sHpedehced wofkmsh Our stock 4 large and yurlad,
aud all ask u examaiihn Of goods before puf
chasing elsewhere, for we will
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
THE BATTLE.

1--WE have met the enemy" and we
are theirs--that is. judging from the re-
joicing Of the Republicans on every
hand. Wherever they are seen they
show smiling countenances. 1t is an
old adage, that they who dance must
pay the fiddler. Well the Republicans
should dance for they hare certainly paid
the fiddler. and that At price not less
than one hundred thousand dollars.
This is said to be fair estimate Of the
money sent into the State with which to
carry the late election. Besides this.
the leaders Of the party have themselves
shown great proficiency in the science
of music; for according tosthe declara-
ton of . leading member in this town,
they have played upon 50 harp Of = thou
sand strings" This IS truly 80 and
though they were fully ableto play upon
all at q time, they never did this; but
the particular strings used depended al
together upon the ear Of the audience
they, were attempting to lure and amuse.
Let US see their reform.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ],

NEW f1Dv EIA - - kAGSA ELY = p 4SN
BY reference to our columns il will
be seen that S. @. CRAwFoRp still con-
tinues the cabinet making business. He
also keeps large assortment !of Chairs
constantly on hand, all Of which he pro-
poses u sellsas cheap - can be purchas-
ed above ST. Paul,
Acosts nothing 81 call and see his
Furniture. #s .ts,a1a M .sss 5ssss fs se
Also. zee lie. card of u w. PARsoNs,
Esa Attorney md Counsellor " Law,
st. Cloud. I, ~
Ala. II Sank / I PA. Emporium. From,
Herman Dlock. hsre Win b found 4
good assortment of Dry Goods. Cloth
ing, Groceries and Provisions. I,sss ,s 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.

An engagement took place i short
time ago between the Anglo French
Squadron and the Chinese troops at the
mouth Of the Peiho. II excites the re-
gret oftheR Russian Government, because
in its view, ii eyinces j determination On
the part Of tho Chinese to interpose q
barrier 70 the introduction Of ciyiliza-
ton into their country, and asserts q
belief that The aatioa can never be bene-
fitted ID this respect ~ pacific mean.
1tfusther says that this resistance to the
Eagaish force i = further proof Of the
pet6dy ,,of tho Chinese, md intimates
that 4he' four Powers vhoshave been con-
cernsd II sbs rsssdit nsgotiations with
the court aof Pskin, SHOULD unite their
force4 and give, ! decisive blow u this
government. whose sxistences y %
anomaly, and ~ obstacle toaihe pro-
gress of siriliaatioa,I ssss3. sls q II
Ht here falows TIC Austsiatss view q
the question, ,tak1n from ths Austrian
Gszsts u 'yisppl. sept. - M,
~ Rpssisag. An bassed dor demanded
TO- HI np Nh ThAlisa with his fset
! Eroach Enyoy desired 10 penetrate
tho Schslds with : strong squadron ne
who'll of Europe would raise ~ ihdie-
nasnks Asts md avnrv nflA svoa,1d hlaaa In
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Ef,EC14ON NEWS

&LECslAONN NEWS. Y4 s d
The Elsctips returns foF thia Seaato-
rial District hsv's AL y, III ~ bses ~
ceivsd. and will mol -, probably, -
lore ths oaieisI f4sur1s ~ H. from he
wholals l>te. Tn District 4 aIl right
when the voters are called upon p act.
but after thai they troubls themselves
but slittls shout sending il the result.
The Democratic District Ticket j
ITO ahead. with Monongalia yst ~ hear
from, which will not alter tho resuk
90 votes. The State Ticket has about
the same majority Hanlin's majority.
for District Judge. WAS much grester,
but It is pretty csslain that b runs Boz
hind his competitor i, the Judicial Dis
srict, but how much Wa cannot yet
Judge. % no news has been received
from the northern part Of the District,
where. i was expected, Hamlin would
get nearly NIL the votes.
For some time after the election, the
Republicans had strong hopes that
Mayhem was elected over Sweet, as
the latter fell behind his ticket ia this
County, where he met with the most
bitter opposition, and where ! sly per-
sonal warfare was carried on against
him. But that hope has about forsaken
them, and they must become reconciled
to defeat, Sweets majority must be
full one hundred in the Dristrict.
Stearns County elected her entire
Democratic Ticket BY large majority.
In this County, benton tho Republi-
cans elected their Sheriff, Dr.. McMa-
hon, by some 90 majority over Day,
Register Of Deeds, Chas. "A. Gilman by
s votes over Taylor Dudley, and the
balance of their Ticket, with the excep-
ton Of Treasurer and County Surveyor.
To these Offices r. .. Lancaster, Dem
ocrat, was elected BY . larger majority
than either Of the other candidates re-
ceived. 45ss gsls 4
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s8The Chippewa payment for the
Chippewas Of the Mississippi is now boz
ing made At the Agency; after which
the Pillagers and other Upper Bands
will be paid at Leech Lake.
Maj. CULLEN, the Superintendent
makes the payment, assisted BY the
agent, Mai. LrNDE VI s 4a's a5..s.a' 4
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q ssF4aa sAuK RARIps, MiNN1soTAe z II va
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nishod q ! Fise Clas Hossl. Ably In fstases
~ rs Nd from 81. Paul. md Tsy-wsekl y Iitfls
Fails "a Gsbsx Wing III II
This sloass M he mot spseioss Hal aissvs ~
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Ddrs;sx Fayi;ss, Concern, ~. y
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Win akn0H Bind III EIuSic Hf Ill houfss Hosice
THO Protfistor resl,ect6ll ~ 70 Hi va fisids
md ths public feiefslly that ~ pAisa u sxpese
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LUX Rabids, Ori6hef 4, feGe, 81 IS
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CONCERT

Several rehearsa Ii have been had by
amature vocalists and instrumental per-
formers, in St, Cloud, preparatory to a
grand Concert to be given there shortly,
in aid ofthe completion Of the Baptist
Church. + will deserve liberal patron
age.
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The American chronological Jourral
II III IL l II. 6 so I'M 5.l5.. NJ

nEyOTED 70 PhrenoIosy Physiology Me-
chanism, Education, Agriculture, lhe Ma
tural Sciences, and General Intelligence, is pro-.
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monthly at OKE DoLLAR = year. Every Fame
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4 g. The New York Herald learns
from a Washington Correspondent, that
there viii be no delay IN the organize
ton Of the next House Of Representa-
itives, Al win 30 effected BY union Of
Americana and Republicans.
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\ GEO ]. fV,ElET,
ttefayy aidll * llorl 81 Iaa
CotxF ,S;..s \ isxi5sS "A NJ 4 I,rsraS y.
n 0crOAiss IA Eroaaiernsn Brikiips VI IA .,sts II II
II sAtK RArlDs. NM tssrAat fFa ss7
..lNCy,fl

Notiss y hereby given Tint three svSsnt prom
sisScry notes, bsariNg dHts she nth May 1850,
md pay ahleis fcut, c.yt,t and lwalsns month i
two of which i NJ fdf $500 encli, ard ti,s other
III s SIN So, made BY +. n. i,sslt oxi \ w and
,pny able ~ The nndengned have been Iosi, there
fore ail persons are forbiddep II purchase sits
saidnotes, ~ payment has been stopped Az /, III
same. III a5 s8sss4a t4. IN $s4ys
~ Whoever willretnrn The said notes n lie uiir
dersigned, shall be- literally rewarded. 5sas sy
sNs a5 GEO Nv. SWEET
ss Sank Rapids, Sept 20. 1859. t4w I'll;
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e. We are indebted to Gro. w.
SWEET, ESQ. for the use Or the fast New
York Herald, from which we get d few
foreign Items,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

S. T. CREIGHTON, tf
DENTAIs 9URGI0N
Bs or 4MoNrIc ELLo,
yXyOULD respectfully announce % tho citi.
wv zens of '1Es s.1s v sss'5 b
e89 SAUK RAPIDS, s..,'3
and vicinity, thai he will again vis. the place o
the purpose Of performing all operations con.
nected with the s II s5 s,.s
DENTAL PROF EssIoN. I'M
about the middle Of January 1859 M
From past,success, DR.. CRElGHTONfe feels jus.
tilted in assuring his patients that every operation
will be performed according to the most recen,
and scientific plans adopted by the FIRST Dentists
in the country. s
4 Charges will be made according tosthe ease,
but always reasonable. No fee demanded fol
examining the mouth, q for advice. .a
Those who may desire the insertion Of Artifi-
cial Teeth. are requested 10 make an early call.
Ladies will be waited upon at thaiEs residences
If desired. sslSsa ssaa s3s. sa
a. Office at Hyperboreon Hotel.
Oct. a, 1859. 4 ssss3Ss
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

NTOTICEs ---arsuant6 10 Section 3 of the Act,
~ u sntitied ssan Act prescribing Rules and Re-
gulations for the execution Of Trusts arising nm
der the net of Congress- entitled ..an Act for Tie
relief Of citizens of Towns upon lands Of the u.
States under certain circumstances, passed March
8, 1866. = isss
Fsblic noi;cst hsfety saiven, thass ii ,hs 10Th
day III July, AID. f666, ate undersieaed enter
cd at the Land Office nj St. Cloud, Minnesota,
The lands comprising ihs site ofst,e town &c Me-
dora, in tho county Or Benton and State Of Min
nesota. ia trust for The several use and beneftol
the occupants thereof. according to their rsspec-
tive interests, which lands are desosibad III The
duplicate certificates OF location 40 follows, ia
wils The Soath West quarter Of The South East
ldusfter and The Sonth East quarter Of tho South
iNess qusrtsrscf sectj6n III; and the w 1T half
III The North East quarter, and the North West
nuarter Of section seven, id T0wnslips thirty sev-
en- Nprth 81 Range twenty nine West, containing
;thrss inhdf 6S and si1tssa san9 MOO asreSs
Eact, I'D evefv pclsolt of associdfion, 81 co6 1sny
of ps-sols clSidiSx % bs StI occdpaht " occa-
PANS. ri To havedr pssSsss, cslto be entitled ~
the right Of occupancy ~ of such lands,
~ any lot, block, b real. or share thereof. y
rsqsifed tp fe Within SIXTY days, alter the hrat
publicltpn III Biha ne<ica, ID the office cf tho
undsssignsd u 6ank Rapids !, sin the county 81
Benton aforesaid, statement in writing contain-
I'LL III accurate description pf tho particular pieces
81 parts thereof IN winch he she pr they claim 10
hayo my interest, and Of the specific right, inter-
ell or aslavs, which hs, she or they may respec-
lively claim 10 ID entitled % receive, VI 10 forev-
III declared clsims aheraof. s
xr EDWARD %. HAMLIN,
In1ee df 4sh 1adieial nisltict. I
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We append the following certificate out 81
many which might be given. Ff Il
Monticello, June Is, 1859.
take pleasure il stating, from personal knowl4
edge, that Dr. Creighton Is em,nently successful
as d Dental practitioner, either in Operative Or
Mechanical Dentistry. and from many years ac-
quain.ance, know him to BIO q high minded. hon
orable gentleman. ]. w. MULVEY, m. I'D.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
Oranberries W anted.
zoo Bushels Cranberries wanted immedi-
Jul ateiy at tho 3ia,s ss
Sauk Rapids Emporium.
Sank Raplks Oct. 5.
SHERlFF,S SALE.

1DY virtue Of an execution issued ont cf and
Id under the seal Of the 4th judicial District
Court in and for tho county Of Benton, State Of
Minnesota, upon judgment rendered and dock
eted 10 said Court on the Goth day Of July, A. D.,
1859, ia an action between Samuel Leech plain
tiff and l.. G. Kinney defendant. in iayor Of said
plaintiff, and against said defendant, for the sum
Of Three Hundred and Eleven 39-i0O dollars
I $sll 39.o0O) and INTEREST," have this 9th day
Of October, A. D.Il859, levied upon the following
described real property, % wit: y ~ sEsassss
+ All The interest of the said i. G. Kinney ID lot
number lhree (3) in section number twenty two
Gay il Township thirty six 1851 north Of Range
thirty one (3l) west, said interest being the I'M
divided one sixth part Of said lot excepting two
$4,000 acres, the same lying and situate IN the
town Of Sank Rapids, county Of Benton. State Of
Minnesota. ! 4 e38 9a! sssss "
Notice Is hereby given that 4 will sell the above
described real properly 70 the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, II Days Hyperborean
II oil. ia Sank Rapids IN said county Of Benton,
on M onday Tie 2lst day Of November, I ut 10
ocIock. "A. M, to satisfy tho said execution with
interest and costs. 4. r., WAUGH, Sheriff, s
IS sss.s3s5's u BY H. Mem HON, Deputy,
VIZ. s. Moon : ), Plaintiffs Atty. ss,g}. t..
r Sank RaDids Oct g., 1862 6w29 &
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sAlHr cLeun ssisas Il sasE1sas4tl
Old Vermont 18th Allya.
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al. O. EIa I,

MI 5.ss aus - ltlA- Ok9 q Il
n liays u al assor III nrpituls 81 III
kinds ssitahle M HOUSE Kespiag, md alsc
Chair II yaripns kinds. which win ,ssn chsaPer
Than can ba bought thie aide ot' 1ss ss HI n
sss SAINT PAUL,
II viii not " ndefson BY my other shop
Minnesota. ssEss
\ Call and .44ss for yourselves hefore purchasing
elsewhere M
4 n FURNITUI RE AND u CHAIRS ss
repaired on short notice and ID ,sovkmsa hike
manner, Cash or Grain takea ID exchange. 's's
UNAEzD EDCnE9
2nd floor Frontierman Bnilding, and alss On the
opposite side of the street, End Aoor of w. III.
Woods Stors. fss s. %. CRAWFORD.
I sauk Rapids, Oct. s. 1852 ssEs st
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don j !sI5l ID d 4 }boFS
closed. Bill "a lhe Chaipesss Il si - mia:
80 /, o, 'iinast lliiks u Iil yoo tnusl
an deA Nikh mi, VOW lalase receive orr. en-
basssdors, diehoagh yous know wsl are
but spies who desire ID find out your
xleshnSss, md how W may open pas
sage % thu hsart &C pour ennpire. The
hostility pf sthe Chinese to Europe u
founded On = truly national sentiment,
and il willsnot 81 10 easy ~ qnench il
asis supposed. If France and England
unite IN carrying On tho war W. shallEsee
tho results ol he Crime ia campaign re-
produced. and England occupying the
second rank. The French will have
another opportunity Of discovering the
vices ofthe military organization of Eng
land, and the people Of Asia will also
begin tosunderstand them. The French
transports, which will have % pass by
Egypt and come into contact with the
English possessions in India, will not be
quite promotive Of British interests. The
English people, who are now crying out
that Lord PalmerstonI Is going 10 throw
himself and his country into the arms of
the Emperor sof the French, cry out in
vain. They are, more moderate because
they are moro sensible Of their weak
ness. s.
A pugilistic encounter took place in
England on the 2lst Sept, which excit-
ed much interest II was between But
tie On the one side and Tom Sayers On
the other. The latter came off victo-
rious after six rounds, the former hav-.
ing BY q false hit dislocated his shoulder.
Daniel Strafford, living near Detroit,
Michigan, recently stole ayoke Of Ok
en-, and three days after was arrested.
tried, and sentenced to three years inn
prisonment in the Penitentiary Of that
State.
Mark the difference! We know Of
fellow in this State, guilty Of the same
offence, with the addition Of Horse
stealing whose hands had previously
been ornamented with hand-cuffs, and
having been arrested, was by collision
or otherwise with the Sheriff, allowed
to escape and go unwhipt Of justice;
ands has since added to the many yir-
tues in his character, that Of being a
house burner and as yet, the thief and
incendiary is running at large. &c. c. !
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No. 123 South Third s,eee.., PhiIadelpbia, Pa

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~ a FRoNTIERMAN BLOCK. 8aEsaet
DRY GODS R @ CERIEs,s
a4ld ssss p r. @ WIS i @ N 81
Constantly On hand aud for sale Cheap. All kinds
#s s8 EEkoDUCM sss
Taken ii exchange. Also cash advanced on same.
d. Call and .eeyour money and produce i
whist i wansed. it'll Sank Rapids, Minnesota.
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ceived. the subscriber viii h informed BY letter wha,
Premiums he is entitled to and then il Is optionaI
whether he RENTS the Is cents each, md takes his
premiums not. .s.ss sssa Ill #
THE PREMIUMS 1
Which we sell % our Subscribers fr Is cents each,
are coanprised in The following LisT-- tasIS
1 10 Piano Fortes, IA, ~ $500 90 each
8 ". s. Treasury Notes, s 500 90 e
g Gold Hunting cased Watches, 1900 Z, 8.
E 100 SO .5Ss s8t$s ts 3F#f8 m 8T7 K IN 81
500 Gold Watches, sift afEt3s II 80 90 =
i 100 Sewing Machines, sa ~ 90 =
500 Silver Watches, .fsa#ts. n S2Ofio $50
500 Gold Guard and Vest Chains, n $40 10 $50
1000 MI s tEs tss III .ff SIS u $40
Gold Lockets, Cameo Sets. Gold bracelets, Armle.s,
Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Rings, Ear Drops md
various other articles worth from SO cents to each
Address al COMMUNICATIONS to
Il n M. BROWN ,8 co,
0 No. l23 South Third Steect, Phiiadelphia, Pa.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

NOTICE TO LUMBERMEN Sc
.FTyHE undersigned has been appoiatsd Depsty
IL Surveyor. Of Logs. and LambeE for The 6tbs
District, lily surveyor General. Residsnce -
hIoore's Hotel, opposite the Hyperhoisa whers -
canl,a found at alltims n. II. JOHNS
Sank Rapids, April z4,h, lS58 v8a24i4s
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

VIZ. s. Moon =, Plaintiffs ATTY. ss5s33s &
Sank Rapids, Oct. s., 1863 gsfs. 6w29