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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-01

= - 80. - r. sr&Sa
Nor long. since Gov. Patterson, Of
Alabama, one Of President Johnson
creatures, asked 70 have the ratiens is:
sued by the Freedmen's Bureau stop.
ped. This anne Gov: Pat Patterson how
:begs that these zationis be coiutiouteed t 5;ff
at least three MONTHS 10 ahe -e1tetit of
$4,000 per'month: The -of6cial re-
ports gil from Alabama show that more
than two-thirds Whites were credited
with rations to one eolored person why
:sloa't our Democratic friends howl i n 4 =
about feeding the ringers p 1T 10 ill
right With, them when rebels get the
lions share. =. tix 60 !, 4; :I
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Nor TRUE.

! The statement Is being circulated 10
this locality that: tho land grant Of the
'Hastiog railroad will draw upon the
public lands in this section Of the
State. Capital is thus attempted q be
made against Mr.: Donnelly. But this
statement is like the dozens Of others
peddled through the streets BY dishoan-
eat political tricksters This ~HsstinelI1.
road is only on !, par with ali other rail-
roads, and It Is restricted in rejecting
its lands to within twenty miles, of the
iine Of the road. What next; gentle:
men? Your other charges are Just .s
true, and no more 20 chan this, >5*.i 14s9.
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The B1;!i1staoas':Ss; rgr. l0l>|9lRPsTF'issPdd(
;;s4ala tai!ly il the .feld,",r Yes, theS
'n n un "taabte ''gone T. grass. > =
|tQ The Observation-Disclosures olv,llle
party. 'sgoes to 'grass' here con-! next
Tuesday 1Tssumet.} ny x1,ct .',ro,st1a
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II you want JEFF Davis. Alex. H.
Stephens, John g: Breckin,idxe and
fhs other leaders Of til. rebellion i "a
t.te ~ i Congree.s, th.a d. III, n ~ vi.
fo = 1ena,ia. Donoelly: II yo i'd Do 81 81
want them In, (theo you cannot but vi, vi.
tor M. Donnelly .,a''''7 ann sIHos
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| :::'5- e Lynch Of; Bodsly,q orr Of
The Fe'i'n prisoners : il Canadian s' eds;
tody, wss on the goth. :. convicted and
sentenced 70 be hanpcd. The execution
will take placs, oh thie 18Th S ii December
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GEN. ANDRBW8 A9UI.V.D d. HEARD
r8SQ.

These gentlemen will address the
people Of this vicinity on behalf Of The
Union cause, at the Court House, on
Monday evening, November 5th. Mr.
Heard was "weather-bouhd," on the
Mississippi, and was unable to fulfil his
late appointment a, this place. He i.
Injected without fail on Monday even
ing. Gen. Andrews has just returned
from IN extended stay in Washington
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.VorE for Capt wv. Collinsps .,tIs
by ~ 'ss RI i.ib,:hlfalty Is .be
ee..es excellent LEGAL abilities, ..od i
!ust tAs imam Fer County 4 Attorney ;
" coorss, the soldiers >wil.is:.R Il eteafor
him: 2iFT'fi '&tf. ,srIsd5 s24i1:sa aasaHhai
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] vorr for Ieo.tiu. Doonelly if you
would maintain thu public faith and
preserve our National debt from repu-
diation; if you would preserve the
value Of the money that paid our SOL
der, for their services. = ~"'7.. ~. .'',,'. .
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Nh. DONNELLY's SPEECH.

Tuesday evening was cold and disa
greeable, aud the notice Of the meeting
had been very short, yet the Court
House hall was we'll filed with ladies
and gentlemen to hear the remarks Of
Ho~. l. Dounelly, Member of Congress
from this District, and the Republican
candidate for reelection. The meeting
was called to order by Rev. c. Girls.
void, and Hon. c. F. Davis chosen to
preside. Mr.. Donnelly, upon being in
troduced, was received With enthusiastic
applause. His remarks were devoted
almost exclusively to the discussion OF
tho Constitutional Amendment, which
he handled in mastery manner. He
demonstrated the necessity of making
all pe,oos residing within the limits Of
the United States citizens thereof, and
endoving them With equal civil rights
the right to mako contracts, to sue
and be sued and to protection in lifs,
limb and property. Civil rights do no,
involve political rights,-or to vote
and hold Office. These remain wholly
under the control Of the States. The
whole current Of events At the South,
and even the testimony OF Alex. n:
Stevens and Robert &. Leo, declare the
condition Of the Union men Of the
Sou.h, white - we'll ~ black, to be
wosss than during the var. The cou-
dition Of affairs there, - we'll - justice
to ourselves, requires the adoption Of
this Amendment. ..o''.~ 49, .:-
Usder the old basis Of representa-
ton, he sid, the South received three.
fttbs additional power 10 Congress on
account Of its slaves: But now, under
the changes wrought by the Emanci-
patton Proclamation, every negro counts.
equal TO one vote, end this vote is east
for him BY the white rebels. Mr.. Don.
nelly drew 4 contrast between siinne.
soss aud South Carolina, each Of which
eoutains in round numbers three hun.
dred Thousand Of white population
Minnesota is entitled to, and his only.
two membsrs Of Congress. South Car.
din. claims - many for her whites
and finer additional for. the four hun.
drsd and twelve thousand blaeI . in III.
State, or, in other words, every rebel il
South Csrolins would exercise, at tn,
ballot box, three times - much power
- = loyal white man in Minnesota
This il tho condition Of 'rlepreientatio,
4. present, aud equality, Of power be
tween the North add South can only b
secured by the adoption b: Of thi
Amendment. Not to do this woul,
10 70 give the South . premium On ! 4
bsllios, and increase Of strength il Con
szsss bse.use she bad attempted III
lie az tie nation. a-.:.. z4~, IA as.ni;
The third section prevents Ii q
The rebellion who had brokas 81 q
prsviossly taken - an o6esr ii, ri
Uaissd States from ever again shsJa
Ing o&ee. This u Tho iosly pun
ishnsnt placed upon the tsniblss crime
setrsason. Every maa sos "a in ,b.
rsbellion had, by the lAxs & ths eous
Wy, forfeited his life. Under the l.v
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n. L. GORDON; ESQ.

A heavy snow storm during the day
and evening prevented any very large
attendance at the Court House on last
saturday evening to hear Hon. I. Don.
nelly and H. l.. Gordon, Esq. Mr..
Donnelly being quite indisposed, tn
time was we'll occupied by Mr.. Gordon,
Who Va, Introduced BY Major ". F.
Morse, Chairman If the meeting. Mr..
G devoted his remarks to / considers.
:,ion Of the Constitutional = Amendmen,
which 10 really the question At issue:
He proceeded logically 70 discuss II
branch by branch, and fully interested
the audience in the train Of bis re-
marks. He. closed With = scratching;
review Of the bogu. Philadelphi.
!. :. This was Mr.. Gordon's frat appear.
ance At this place, aud he ,lsa = favor.
able impression upon those who heard
him.. 49,. ;... :..
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'''vorE for 1gnatias Doonelly if you
do not want twenty five votes To- Con-
gress taken from the loyal North and
given to the ! South as premium for its
rebellion.
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Lrr every Union man, 20 T. The poll.
on nett Tuesday and vote the straight
Republican ticket. See that all your
'neigbbors DO tho same. ,. ;..,.,~., y
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LOOK OUT.

Keep an eye for split tickets The
regular ticket is At tie head Of thi,
weeks paper. See that the ticket you
vote is just like it.
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NEW n! " J|EEWl!lltE; III ST0RE,

has yssdos syss z-7:7 III 2df Il SOL. !
THE Subscriber begs dte:to,j inform tl'r.
i people Of 81. Cloud and vicinity thai
be has sopesedSa pa III: :'7:s: !sa% .@n'
J:Ewt,:Eis +; E Z j :>'' EsT8lEE -
~f,f>u M,5...21 hGa >tIS HTs1I 90! E1AarG9
; On Washington 4vrnue, opposite the Z.
- 1885 'aS:aHsd1nnd tDVes' a't 't' l.
?s g. fsuai a;g ae assof1S%Ssbt
.s:lC!.G1 'sd, t. s:2h' !: r'Haaa 700 sTci
:r'HSsAs:s DIV ATc},xs;s isasd1s s''' s'a4a'I
;aTarss q, >ss:faE - n'a bsJEWELRY'
OF the latch. ety,es ana pattsta.;' piarohasRdI
fer e s4sA and wi!l be solA v.rs os%ge Ai
" |,,aF sso,,s, ~upbe t.pit's1.s' ta54H,~ s
'hay Ar, 7a"d snr. sedeAyer swin 'b..tsptass
those Who See 1T to patronize Us.
Having hadmany sycas te2tpertenet wia'
the best 1,f workmen %'4we fart justified in
se,tue thAtows'ale fully competent 80 re-
pair my. .wAtcb., fremE,hss copmdp QuArsioe
to III. finest. ehrononstess. Our YoEk. III and
also our goo,l, win be WAKR{A(E!t,Elt..,ro
Hoping IL ,Feceive a share .of lie public
pahohaEs. W. pledge ourselves 10 serve gu
paarons faiihally.'Io h"o:s ,Ets au's i'oi
.aoisisoq adj zss EA';IMr Bushes
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10 county affairs, the only contest il,
for the Office OF auditor. Col Holt is
the Republican candidate, ana Stanley
Russell the Democratic For Sheriff,
Dr.: Mcmahon. Republican; County
attorney, aud Court commissioner, ".
Il. Wood, Democratic. There are 10
opposing candidates for >heriff and
County Attorney.
A county building, for county Offices,
with fire proof safe, has been crested
and enclosed, to be completed by. the
first Of December, by my cnterprising
"eighbor, d. Burnham: l united, in
the proper place, to state th,t Hon.
David Gilman was the Democratic
candidate for Commissioner for the
Wa.ab aud Gilnanton District, with no
opposition. Il; -
The weather is cool over here to day
How IS it in the city? The gale
comes murmering down from the i'm.
perturbable North, with some Of the
unmistakeable signs Of winter: Far.
a'ers, III Benton are prepared; ): thei,
crops are gathered: grain threehed
potatoes dug; houses banked; and barns
ready. Crops generally have been goqd
and all the farmers | sec wear an in:
spring look. as much as t. say, MIN.
nesota Is q good country" ION. =.
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Republican State Ticket.
70, Jsdge, ia Jsdtial Das,iet,..
CAPT. JAMES NJ. McKELvY.
Senatorial Ticket, I'D Dist,
For Senator, :,w 4
CAPT. 3. NJ. BRUCE. !,

For Representatives.. i: IL : :
HENRY HGPNER. (s,esrls Coant0.l
N. RICHARDSON, lb.l. Of Dist, -
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Vo1E for lguatius Dounellv =! Let
every man vote for him who would wish
to see loyalty rewarded and ''treasou
madc cdious." .....: -. :.
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'vyorf IS! richardson! H IL VII
go6d Rep pc, dtqtii5ye:s' See thai,
his nsn,o Is 81 y55aur ticket :'aa's
'4''pREsiDENT johnson has ordered q u:
pa1dontto be issued t',:Georgs e;'A;: ITEM
HOLM the for,dear4re5cl seerstaiyy. Of the|
Treasury: The work f'"r9oonsatilddc ;tih
ou t4nioa" basis, (as;cc according rtdiiI 10 the
Presidents. aha"sg6lvnle's.; IDEA goes
btaveIy "a: tLGyar' people; how Us you,
like it ?o:an,a III >3ef,sa's, x -
IL VuTE for>Judgc SlcKalvy'!>: IIe!lia<
been sEso'dien; lisa sgooe'' lawyer. anu
would makesn,sble judge.o sz:cis :.rs
e.s-+A one-ar,he} ::veterans,, ehiss Dis
trict Was asked: The: other ..auy .lf. hr
would not, vote tor Col. ColyilIe
old sold,er, too? No I v,;a't z said
~ ii'nR:tiepsly IT., is not sQ4is
or 1T the soldiers. party, now. he
S1s once; q but, "destrted; and ~ Won't
sote fer:hial islf::t DID; tsifQuld expect
the arm I :laft buried doRn South would
come. home; from, .its, gtase ;aad STRIKE
a!sa fsr 81 Wn III *SSia 1Sts est Il Y
You need6 +>ask snaiaaa6iy soldiefs TO- $SDtc
tir ,desertei1: i i shall >vote 10 if + knee
1he eyes: of Abraham Inssla, aad, th,'
sunken ana weary eyes pf mys comrades
| They were noe ::df.sertefs-;sallihoaa1gih
/ shey pioere san;;sS1ies nssd 1f sbreltl ''aNa
butter p" .yoi.k.er;. ~!
s. Hi. Democratie questiene:- gaze it
qpi|3 ::;A9la 7! 1fa1s1pen!|ento s,a:, =:
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:: GREATexcit ement exists among the
Fenians because of the trial and een-
tence to death OF Col. Lynch and Rev.
John McMahon, the latter ,Cathulic
prsest.
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~: --S:-s> >k~.. a-..-- A-.-09f
Hon. Charles Sumner sxas marrieo
in Roston 70 Mrs. Alice j. ooper, dauyh-
ter Of Mr.. Jonath han Mason, Of tina.
clts, and daughter ID law Of S.muel
Hooper, member Of Congress. Bishop
Eastburn performed the ceremony
Alr.sand MIS- !. Sumner ARE spending
their honeymoon at Newport.,ss
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vorE tor Henry tlepner!: His
business qualifications would enable
him to act with advantage to this Dis
| trict in the Legislature: ~
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:. WAsR1NaT,. IN dispatches~state. that
Gen. Sheridan is to succeed Stanton.
He is urged by Grant. = go 81;
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7''Vors FOR Capt: r: Scheneman' for
Clert of she:Dlsttict Conn He Is III
honest, Intelligent; 5trsightfor~a7d'seS
man. good us,oes.' man, and" veil
qualified to disehasgeeothes duties ofsthe
Office. Moreover: be has been SOL
q. ~. =. Gt:+EA =.
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st.. Cloud. Oct 1s,h; 1sssso5 spr@nnM

pE2IkMfRF iih II, lp;,ace: i g g., pics:..,
4 3 anSavsrsCd'nI Jetefy. lh:eaSf Pinss
Sl!eeye;bgt' OPP 4,n4; E~r.riness is " AgSA;S
Jewelry store. lie engrnves them tcautt=
fully. 2iQIoTss:1 hGa sRannna "ai.sT9oa1sSi
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NOTICE. 10 SETTLERS
on
@sIANDS
iOp11cI OF 1HE I1Rsr DIv1uo3
Sr. PAUL / PAcII1c RAILROAD Co.,

81. PAUL, Sept Ath, 1885,
All personS settled on Railroad Lands belonging to
ithie COMPANY in the town. md ranges nssstiseed
bclow who claim the right to purchase the At
!Government price, arc hereby notified to present
iproof 9f tsr dghtfS pussai@sS and ;psy1aint
sthercfot 1t the Office Of The Company without del y.
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MsA4RE U'P,::--.,sA ut Of ALARM CLOCKS
w jus. the king'&o get you up, early
m she'.notnang.; fOrBsls cheap III BUSt'S
ii I'D ss7t' 500
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TnE Election in Minnesota takes
place on, Tuesday, November 9th. =,
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4. L. aonD0N Axu Tne PfDrrna.

u. L. GORDON ANO THE PrUNEEa.
Z |" the P;.meer ofArst wssf was pub
||s I M ls!.sfisf ''dn5h :, Gordon E-q,;
addressed q tie e,lt'or-sofS tl'at per,
u! ||se.u'pt9,s)y dung away with tho
~ aed Fs,s'it'at, IL: aD''eet"inS
ne $500 matter. The editors, now
ever, omitted IL paragraph as being s'pcr-
sonall y. offensive. TO- ourselves We
are glad 70 be able to supply this hiatus
| in IMf' Goidoa' siottrj sppeafed
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30 tAslhihl (she as1iarppnseut,tion i con,
cernin! the $500 affair is of the sa
piece fr"nf which You" day Fly day
M " q!9 Yo9r 6rassy and whosl;Ysal4
polnlca's lies tyr Your aupes TO- swallow
Indeed your. aersices inashe rebel army
bus welt fitted you-to occupy the edi,
s'orial 'ohai' ofithctleadiusf My Policy
spapersfthis State.'':: s,ao's,2 |a7oa*s'
-s,Fhisi was slightly "offcnsiye," but
most terri6cally true. =;:', Il: ss..,.::.:.,ss
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ses~~S SeFo~ ~ 6SS sss0 SVsNASSo yVNN
for The { ppperhead ticket. Comrades,
there is But one thought 81 such 1 ,i1 cne !.
He is u not 10 be trua.ted in such con- !:
p.oy. We are thinking men, and such
,usterfases cannot influence US. ha-
ted rebels, detessed oopperheads beyond
measure, but there is no term / can use
thst will; express my disgust for a sol-
der who, in such . groveiing, sycoph.u-
tic manner Allows himself to iorsake
principle and those who upheld him,
and'become the willing ; iustrumen., ct
those who while he' was in the army
would have spurned him Is = dog = -. -.
! Soldiers, suppose this same man, two
sears ago, hid come. North and placed
himself in tho hands Of this same party.
Gould you have forgiven tba, action
then I .trow not. Il: not tho o,fFEesn;se
=. great nov? I Lope, you Vim shoov,
H.. i i b.. your ballots, win ;yro,.u
have q for your representative. . true,
'ii.d, ley,1 triepd, !. Nj ;D'o'noelly !.
or viii you have ! riecreannt as.o,ldiw, WHO h.
,hss thrown himself Into tho embrace &
the avowed enemies Of the soldier and
the country lstI:cannot doubeyou 10.
swsr, a:Bnt il any pf youg are waveripg
I be'aeech you BY all; thai, you hold deal
and sacred, stand fast 70 those crea,
||prinoiples which animated you during
tho psrilous days Of the. rebellion, and
endeavor 10 stamp them OF, the heart Of
The, nation BY electing men who carry
fofvard those prineiples-priDcipte.
which ore: truly represented ~ lena
tsus .Oonnslly: our worthy candidate
Tor Congress. -s2as.: 4s:k5} III a2sss. /.
AeoIbisa OF 4ns - Mlxx. L.oar ARR
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lOFflClAL - 80. =.
g. yTATE OF llEItsse1T u a,
~ %...sesssH s.yss.1esyytisst
81! OF. soH|0,l0 {Enllk
III ., !, 4 MI ts

tn iunu.nes Of IN. l, OF oess1ifk
II J5aonsr II the stat6S.n4 ~, "
win ~ held in the cod6ty 4 stssrDs % tJfay;
sth dty Q! November, A. D. 1891, Vt theTksI iaHe
oidcs' 10 tho town u st. Cloud, 1t teDAicloc -,
offered for SALE viz - ~.
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Republican County Ticket
For County AssHto,,
RARNHY VOSRERG
- -@~s$.t.s As.s! !
Esr County Attorney,
CAPT. L. v. COLLINS.
For Czsrk Of tie Distriet Court
CAPT. r. sCHoENEMANN,
For Covsty COMMISSIONER,
A. Y. LIBBY, Cd District.
A. SUTTON, Sd District,
JOHN ScHONLABEN, 4.h Dist.
Senator Ramsey aud sx.Goysrnor
Miller viii speak At the following: times

nh River. Monday, October 29th. +
Sank Rapids. Tuesday, October S0th.
Little Fails. Wednesday, OCTOBER 3lst.
81. Cloud, Thursday, November LIST.
Maine Prairie, Friday. November I'd. -,
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II - - 80 N-A 80
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re r.t.rs 81 tisl 10 Tts,vs-lei,t
!, We .llsssts, -. q
! Fto~ %, R.ysls, cer,s,p .dt... &
EpIrOR JouREA srecabl, 70
reqae,s, I ssnd aytagline across ths
river, from tho. nastdisst little town Of
Sank Rapids. Our spserprising friend
Of I.asca, 20. q. K" has anticipated
me, BY giving important news from tue
.1,;cia.ee5tos llsl 81 Etls Roneer,-
OXIDE Risnsax- Of. Saturday. Hence
,pD jqqtHFings must be ei|ber BY t999 way
" second hand. y, s,,,,.,
A. We have % ;55 aN.yor and Council, "
| have, A. =. consequences. necessary, NO
interesting items ',os"gi'e; under, the
heud of, >'Polioa. Report ''',o,Dur streets
are always safe, aud always quiet, and I
am alarmed when 1 hear it i,.timated
that, in year or two, we shall number
:; 2oo0, lest, At last, = .uayo,, aud ,Ce4ooil
o'V BE- 80 Necessary, followed By patrol.
II, There was peace il Warsaw, AID War
saw vas = . great city. So / ,an.ieipate
peace b here =. year h! hsseeess; though !' RI
may may BE- mistaken ek The rush "a; the
Y water, Of :! TIE greet river has been
sounding in my years ,for; the i last fl
teen years. and I'd they may sound lou'ter
{! next year, BY increased interruptions il
the rocky channel, an, from; the, .aecel.
Grated speed, with which they may
dash over the great dau+. For nyself,
| shall feel sorry, ;, w h have so many
years admired the , natural beauty qf the
!s'l over whose bounding waves !
have hl 80. 50 s, often seen: the. Indian radllt
his birch canoe, L hsar vague .rumq1 y
IF important improvements, I ,he4.
egg Of terminal +, R. Depot !. a
che grading Of The Road r. thi, pqiu,
this sS f.ll; of large Hotel 70 be opened
in t' PES style this year, and ~ many, aosbf..
things, eopsceesr!ain3 Which hi an qets per
united to have certain knowledge. .Qpt
thing y, is, however, ,eertain. The wis.,
g! s loot Eise Town s lota have gems gems
qp amazingly Lots we're sold te *osaas
.si'deF lent 70 (: day for four tinea more thar
they could have ''s been sold sor, on n
mo-! month age A'hapdso'ms .ss.orrtmept: "a
dhry gods md 4p!9l groceries, q ts,: has beef
opened, within the 'l l.+t three days; il
'tq. 'eel' I'D stand and le.ra .aothe'
store, general assortment, is to b., pu
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VINELAND.

~ ARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in a mild
i and healthfui climate. Thirty miles south of
Philadciphia. by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the
same line Of latitude as Il ltimorc. nd.
The soil is rich and productive, varying from II
clay to n sandy loan, suitable for Wheat, Grass
Corn, Tobacco, Fruit and Vegetables. This is great
fruit country. Five hundred Whey wares and Orch
ards have been planted out by experienced iruit
immense profits. Ninelan. is already one OF the
most beautiful places IN the nitd safes. The
entire territory, consisting of NIFTY square miles OF
land, is laid out upoi general system 81 improve.
with provision tor public adorments. The place,
account OF its great beauty MS well a. other adj
vantaceS has become Mr resort 81 people OF inst IL
has increased 1--WE thousand people wlrhn the past
three years. Churcii1s, stores. schools, Acadeinf-
es Soregies of Art and learning. and other elem
Hundreds OF people are constantly settling. Hund-
reds of new house, are leing constructed. Price
| OF Farm land, twenty acre lots and upwards. S2J
per acre. Five and ten acre and Village lots tor
| sale.
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this disir
let than in any other locality north of Norfolk, Va
| Improve ,i places for sale.
Openings of all kinds ofbusiDess, Lumber Ya,ds
Manufactures, Fonndrias, storcs, aud the like and
| steam Power, with room, can be rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, healthful
climate, and good soil. in Country beautiful i'm
proved Astounding in the fruit aud possessing all
other social privileges in the heart vi civ ilizaton
Ii L. worthy Of a visit.
paper giving full info. nation, aid containing re-
( ports of Soion Robinson, sent to applicants.
| Address ClIAS. r. LANDS, NiEeiand T., o.,
! Lands Township. New Jersey.
Editor OF he TrOnae:-'H is one of the MOST crtes
sire fersle raets, in almost lere position a, st
adIe condition for pleasant f,rmsg hdt arr knoW %
! this side ~ the Hessera Iraiiies." je22-6m2j
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-09
Bonnet Bleacherv.

THE subscriber has fitted up shop a, the east.
ern end of Union River bridge, where he will
carry on the business of
Bleaching, Cleansing, Cotoring Sewing q.
Pressing all kinds Of .Stra,c 'esrk. &c.,
ed. with nc atness and spateh.
All kinds Of work usually done at Bonnet
Bleachery attended to, and satisfaction given
RWill the ladies extend to me their parons re and
encourage this new business in Ellsworth.
JOHN TYLER.
Ellsworth, March 2lst, 1866. l0tf