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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-22
AN ERROR.
The Minneapolis Tribune, in COM
menting or the preliminary. action for
the building Of wagon bridge At this

The Minneapolis Tribune, in COM
menting or the preliminary action for
the building Of wagon bridge At this
place, says: ID
The conference Vas held last week, at
which Mr.. E. B. Litoh6eld, of New York,
the principal stockholder Of tho road, told
them the people Of st. Cloud that the
company would never build tho bridge un.
less compelled to do 50 by tho highest au.
thority in the land. This looked like fight,
and after considering the matter concluded
to drop it, and accept the loan Of $l2, 500
from MIR. Lilch6eld, bearing seven per cent.
interest. for tho purpose Of building q
wagon bridge across the river. Quite q
come down certainly. "
If the Tribune had taken = reason.
able amount Of pains and posted itself
in tho matter, it would never have
made such statement. Tho loan from
Mr.. Liteh6eld to the St. Cloud Bridge
Company (not to the people) is merely
business transaction between the two
aud has nothing whatever to do with
the suit. which has not been dropped.
What the city will do in the future re.
mains to be seen, but all proceedings
heretofore commenced remain in full
| force.
Mr.. Litch6eh, in his remarks, stated
that the Railroad Company suffered
equally With the town from the lack o.
u wagon bridge, and the two interest.
were harmonized for the purpose o.
supplying this common want. -,
':Quite a come down, certainly"-fo'
the Tribune.
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= GEs.. .PopE has written. ! letter "a
Gen. Grant in which, speaking Of the
loyal people South, he says het thinks
that after the fullest and ireest discus.
sion >, Congress he. done ne wisely il ems
bling them to make, this fight BY dis
franshising leading rebels and 1t least
making it impossible for them to vote
Or hold Office. He further believes that
il would have been still better to On.
force their permanent absence from the
country. 29e,@5os @:#t f;szzzss50i> zIs;. ri,
~ Gen. Pope is confident that recon.
struction will Be satisfactorily accom-
pllshed in bis district IL spite Of the
ope" and active oppos;.ies q .disloyal
rcactionists. 2s 2=t.3zsss ae] 5s'a
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER.
.-.z. SfA1s o. NnnIso1A, !
01YfC1 ~ 9RB 0sCA81ARY o. SfAfI, )
- A4. Pam. AuGltot nth 1884,

Noties = hereby given that 10 pursuance Of an act
eatitsd ct % provide r tie purchase Of paper
he the public printing" approved March Let, 1904
eealsd proposals. will % received q this once until
September 10th, 1eo, koe farnishins the following
anoant and kinds Of paper, via: - $s'' ~
Three Hundred Hsans Book Paper, size 2axS7.
Thirty xsans Folio Post. e.
+ Hifty Hsaaas HAT Cap. ! -.4.eu.t sl<5}
Seven 1eous Deny.
Tvsaty Rssns oosorsd Medium.
7 Your Rsams Print Paper. .,. ~"
+ Three Rsans lspl CLIP.
III 1eans Duobl0 Cap.
Five Hundred 0heste Bond 4apsr. :.
An III mist eoataia samples q The several kinds
psupoosd % Do furnished and state dstnctly
The price psf pound q rsan II saeh kind.
Attention y called to he ibIlowing paragraph 10
section q The ct abovs named: .'-'.',52E !:
.AnA evesy pssSoa o. ps1eoos - whom coatfacts
eeeA hAvsooea awordd ond vho 0hail neEiset Of n.
No. 70 eat9 iate ~ booaD required b. this
-! eay % - Is 9Aas ahy sor nav tSss A..
nSndred aolas. y y sssevses& b ~ laas aad 1ue
IL ~ Il ~ 0ia4Ae ~ -, :. :. -
~ papst nsss b ds,ivsssl q III ones b such
e:oaaeo - 9 01oA tAeD . ~ 10 REQUIRED which
~ esoeaesy b. aboot 60 halt d Msvonbeg. l007.
~ ~ eaaaaes + Jsbsuas1, ~. :,
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..,.: =, 0s11n o. q. q. lnD9Ax Aasrr,
C1nrxwA AasHcE, MINI, August {. 1867.
j.. Sealed Proposals
va b received at khis e1sts .ntil II o'clock Il.
Monday Aug. sc, 1907,
i, - "a, ,,,,,,.u,~o -
SUBSISTENCE

TOT t0o CnlpPoW1o o. tho 0oot0dpN Tor ok months
upon thelr usw reservations -
The subsistsnce e consist II daily r,tions to be 10.
ned and delivered st Ok Point on the Xississippi
River and ct 1les Lake IN Polk county, Minnesota Or
It such other places - the Agent may Direct
The rattoss viii b ons cound Of Hour, ono pound
Of Bssf q thrss-sourths Of pound Of PORK, two
os1ees q suar. an ounce Of Coffee, and oneoarth Of
Bidder. via state 70 prizes per ration.
All srtclse nust b o(s good quality, and The issue
made st sseA times and pisces aad under ~ super
visson q such psrsons - may 10 selected BY the
The necessary steps are now being taken for their
t0neats removal and thsooatssotoe will b required
g eooAsacs subsiutirg them innsdhtsly upon their
arrival npon thsir reservations. s'sf
Coed security must accompany each bid guasan-
tssag that ~ contract b awarded hin 10 win i'm.
ncatsy enter Into IN a9reement, with god security,
70 BE- approved BY the undEsgued 70 faithfully carry
into eject hi proposala
The right 70 reject any and ill bids, II deemed IN
roaeunaole reserved: also, The right 70 change or
MODIFY ths ration, II ths cost h not decreased.
frcposals must b sndossed "Proposals for Subsis.
tsncs and addressed 70 The undersigned at Chippews
Agsaey, Minnesota. - ~
aagit-3w rs J. 4. BAssErT, Indiaa Agent.
= ~ Rsss, Pioneer and st. Cloud Je,v~al copy.
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The ainPv Ah.S .1r.1,n 4 1~onol

Tho story that Judge Advocate
General Holt has been granted leave Of
absence until tho 5th Of September
preparatory to removal has no POUNDS
ton, further than that % thu, 9Th b
NJ granted : month leave s. Stautos,
which 10 was enjoying whom tic aesaslt
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Delegates from unorganised counties not named
will be subject to the action Of the Convention.
THOS. FOSTER, Chairman.
H. Z. MANN,
WM. b. MITCHELL
THOMAS SIMPSON,
BENZ. T. SMITH,
W. II. MITCHELL.
St. Paul, July Is, 1867.
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ess,ss ~ Is sSSSNM -
Is. - 8, 8 J. :, 80. g
S.. :. -. e. - - : = :,
81. ,.s.. -. 81 ~ s.,,.S; 80. ....,nhi.
"a ,..ola.;o.. =. a., .sI,nn,.s q. !
. wn.,.,., , - p. NM. ~, ,o, Z, y,
poves 70. - ths people. and that thsy
:. nsssss :, :
titioa fSr redress q srisvanee aud u do
ss e Ses.e .S.. 90 sxle sn.
minaline Il exorbitaat tsxstlos, therefore:
Rs:el.e4 That - are opposed 70 divert.
~. i Suad I'D i .S.n:.sd .er.s q pubic
LAID. !" Donated b u. u.itsd ssas:ste tie
ste!e q Ainneeote. % ~ - VesA = ~
WIZ. ...Ssyusss. =. ,,n ~, - *, a..
.sss ~. $3.50. -. e II ~ M ~ ~.
e.n.S ..,la.S hp.4. = 4 ~ r...s.t ill.,
>": ~. .'e- ~, - :, -. -
Is This doee not reao very muon @
though tho people IF Wab..ha County
$780,, = ~
an'enoeo outaenlee taemselv T.. WIN
the a 600. 900 Of old Railroad Bonds.
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50 0aEEels Mess Pork.
- Barrels salt.
1900 Pounds Hard Soap.
Two Gross Cut Saws, three Hand Saws,
one dozen Axes and Helves leverage
Weights lbs.) half dozen Hammers, two
kegs lod, one key Sd, one key POD, one key
I'd nails. ..-
The shove provisions and articles viii be
let 70 the lowest responsible bidder, or bid
ders, % above stated, at the sgency.
All Of the implements and one hundred
lacks Of -four, Tor IN amount equal there
to,) must be delivered on or before tho
first Of October, 1867. and the rema Under
before the 6rst Of December, 1867, to be
subject to the inspection and approval of
tho agent Of these Indians, or Of such per-
son or persons - no may select. Payment
to DO made upon the certificate Of delivery
to tho agent, and - soon ~ IN approprii-
for. Bids will be received for the articles
separately from each other. The trans
portation Of provisions to be made under
cover. -: a.
Each bidder will accompany his propo-
UsA WIN SuSkSuSeos u8noo ~ u least Two
responsible sursties, STIMULATING that he
viii faithfully perform the conditions Of
hts proposals. The gusrsntors and sure
ties to be such % shall be satisfactory to
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, to
which the proposals and sureties will be
forwarded for approval. before any delivery
will be made under the contract.
Communications viii DO endorsed with
the words ''Provisions," or '.lmplements,"
% the case may be.
The agent reserves the right to get aside
any or oil bids, on account Of uufsirness.
OF for any matter he may deem prejudiciai
TO the interest Of the government.
The right IL also reserved 70 change or
modify any Of the shove named proportions
Of provisions ct the discretion Of The Agent.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON,
&. a..> ~. !. q. &. Indian Agent.
st. Paul, Aug. 9Th, 1867. ug8-8t
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ELEaANT EXTRACTS.

For choice English, elegant and high
toned sentiments, courteous and gen.
tlemanly language, commend us to the
St. Paul Press. It's editor Is of tho
most finished school. We should Judge
that the ideas OF his more tender years
had been nodded among the rag pickers
Of back alley, that he had graduated
under the .tutel.ge Of fish woman, and
thet bis Imagery had been drawn from
associations in 4 COW stable. There is
no mistaking the ear marks. The fetid
scum on a stagnant pool no more sure.
ly indicates tho filth collected beneath,
than do the following extraets from an
article 10 yesterdays Press evidence the
moral putrescenoe Of the writer whose
mind yields such an cffluvia . -.
We recollect nothing in tho political an
nails of Minnesota. which affords . parallel
to the meanness and melignity of tho war
fare whicles now being waged upon Gov,
ernor Mars hall, by the cabal Of unserupu-
lous shysters who have banded themselves
together to procure his defeat for the gu
bernatorial nomination.
One does not expect fair or honorable
dealing Of his opponents from . lifelong
intrieuer and lobby shark, like 0ilfllan,
stepped in moral corruption to his eyelids,
any more than one expects decsncy or truth
from The Beast, who is stepped in physical
corruption to. the same extent, and who
needs NO other characterization 10 ensure
tho immediate recognition Of his portrait.
Wherever he has gone his trail 10 mark
ed with blue streak of Aes-monstrous
and palpable ISLANDERS of Gov. Msrsnall.
Such miserable backstairs, corner. eroce-
~ calumnies, whispered by the foul breath
Of Gil6llan's drunken pimps At the street
corners, or olandsstinely retailed in the
sweet confidence Of private friendship by
tho lovely Doonelly. ."'1
We could give more Of the same
style, but We feel like apologising to
our readers for befouling our columns
with even so much Of P+e..' edito-
rial. :. - ':'" ~ )lr
What is toebe thought Of a cause
which requires such language, aud We
might say candidate who accepts it
in his support? The people Of Mime.
sofa, who: are indignant at being made
the victims Of . gigantic fraud, an a.
most unparalleled svindle, are abused
by ven.l .ad corrupt Newspaper be-
cause they dare make IN effort to save
themselves. Their candidate Is de-.
nouncsd with the foulest epithets, and
the man whom they elected 70 Cong,ess
last fall for the third time by over four
thousand m.jority-in spite Of the op-
position Of this same villifying sheet
is beaped with obloquy. ~. -. =
Will such a course win p However
it may be in other portionsof the State
the Republicans Of Northern Minneso-s
ia aM not be dragged around by the
insolent s"ribbler Of paper th.t has
been bought and paid for to support :
sw,ndle::on the State, and forced 70 sup
port a man for Governor Who is pledged
against their own best and vital inter.
ests. On this point read tho article
from the Red Wing Republican, which
does what the Pres, never, .did-teils
the truth. .7.sse4, ss";. il. H>y 91t
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= RAMSEY CousrY. The following
ass tho Dsnocratie noninasiops 3 re- >.
il $500. d.~. .1iv :. T, ,1lI' 1E.s,.$,f5 ri !
H. Lisnau. ,eetf' ss.al55, a. u,
ss2fs e'lEt5ss COUNTY TICKET. ssazSl ri
i. !sari1-Jaanes Kise. .:#;>7GsvGo 30.
TF zteaSaksr-Col. Ulins. 2l&#sf4E~s . j
.45 Ke0isker of Oeeda-J. GMain4er IT. ,e&E
County Atsosnsy-a. n. Flint. M
Coroner {. 0usrin. 81 ~ ~. Il. ssst5 y
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!. Bishop Grace returned % ST. Paul
last week from visit % Rome. (. ".
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PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
IT, LEAVE ANTHONY
s5AxI7NAM
fomthe reula
d the
Sank land
u satur TAI ~ ~ o' e ~
: :s.:..... F. R. DELANO, Superintendent
J. stAgnt
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Sealed Proposals
Win be received ct tho Office Of Hon. r. F.
Crowell, St. Paul, until the
24th day Of August, 1867,
At eleven O'Clock A. H., for the furnishing
Of the following
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-22

The theater At 81. Paul has closed
until next month. Il 4@,~<
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS
TOOLS, SUPPLIES AND PROVISIONS,
For the SISSETON AND WARPETON
BANDS OF SIOUX INDIANS, ct their
Agency near Lake Traverse:
~ Lumber wsgens, approved MANA.
HAet0Fer.
IL 4 Ne. 10.ineh Plows, Circular Col.
700 Sacks, 100 lbs. each, 0oper1n<
Eloux, Or $50 brls. instead.
50 08xrols Mess Pork.
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A PRANK CONFESSION.
From tie Red Wing Republican.

auBERNAT0RIAL CONTEST.
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VG0xxdSs
We have. received letters from other
parties At Alexaadri> concerning this road
matter, and also verbal statements, all Of
the same tenor as the communication pub
lshsd above, which covers the case fully.
We shall be glad to have '.Veritas'' furnish
as regularly with the news from Douglas
county. JouaxA1.]
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TO the bond measure, is Hon. Chas. b. On
hllan, Of 1t. Paul. y y ne. We mn
derst"nd, IL strongly opposed 10 the pres
ent proposition, and favors the adjustment
end settlement Of the boad question upon
terms 10 accordance with The report Of the
Commission. Of which Gen. L. r. Hubbard
was Chairman. submitted &c the Lesisla,
ture last 1inter. According to this report
It was proposed that The bonds shouli 4.
settled upon basis Of about 80 cents -
the dollar. After : thorough investi eai;on
ct the subject this Commission came "a ia
conclusion that Al the State should So r..
CURED 70 pay on; these bonds WAS that
smount. - 81. -, .s .fs.,.* - =
The people Of the frontier have no
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-19
A Fabulous Treasure.

The Duke of Brunswick, now or lately
residing in Paris, is in the possession Of dia.
monds which amount in value to the enor.
nous sum Of thrco millions OF thalers.
A catalogue published by himself, and
forming qusrto book OF two hundred and
sixty eight pages, notices in an appendix
all the most celebrated. diamonds in the
world, and contains u history Of each single
stone in his own collection. One Of these
was originally set in the handle OF Turk
ish cimeter, and, after many vicissitudQs,
cama 10 Europe, and was found in an old
Jews shop; another sparklcd in king
laden; n third adorued an emperor
breast a fourth the hat of an archdukes eA,
black diamond, which once belonged to n
nabob. had done duty fer centuries in India
as an IDOLS eye. A wonderfully beautiful
pink brilliant was once one of a sci in the
possession oflle Emperor Babcr, in Agra;
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WEI. J. ALEsICH.
Houses fer Rent in Elkton.

THE DWELLING now occupied by Sfr William
lgutt; well located Possession given on The 18th
day 0fAiAarct, 1850; .sF7
Ale" tNes4ps,l ROOM, Immediately oppcsite tho
Court House cent aiaise Get ronins aud locatonsi4
tne county. Possession Gfveh At spae.a Apslyfog
Or EE EWfN(SA ki;iRnn' ~ y NO
Dec q, ls3o-.w 80 = ~ ~ y s. 3
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Er,,r tInf,,.;,.,,..t; I...,,,.,
From the Cincinnati Times.
E'ascs f0r Accident Insurance
s'eEt, s,aresqs

The "Brcakncck Accident Insurance Com,
oany' wrote TO he . Fat Contributor" not
long since to work up column or So Of IN
luce'noats Tor people to take out policies
This is the way he did It;
Everybody should goy insured against ac.
"idcnts, No matter you belong to one Of
.hc chest Of families ''--accideuts will has,
zen 10 them.
Get a policy. The old proverb says -
Honesty is the best policy" bat that was
before Accident insurance Companies start,
ell. Now the best policy is policy in the
" Brcakneck,"
Tile other day man in Chicago fell out
If & fourth story window. He had no in
'arauce, and consequently was killed
ioothor man Oh the same day fell out with
Ms wife. lie was insured in the Break
eek" aud IS ready to fall ont again.
\ woman driving q spiri,e. horse in st.
Loais, was yum away with. Being insured
gainst accidents, she wasn't alarmed % bit,
stopped the horse, and came back :asa.--
Ter policy runuing ont. Size neglected TO
renew ii. shortly atter she was run away
NitAagain. Her husband partner ran away
with her this time, and size hasn't come
'ee'i vet Don't fail to renew your policy.
particularly if j, is in tla "Brcahneck. -
At Dubuque, Iowa, man was kicked. by
! horse. The horse wasn't insured, and he
cot kicked back
Near Paris, Ky, man, while engaged in
thinning q circular saw. had his arms taken
vi. They consistclof q cavalry sabre and
4 oubc-baralicl shot-gu Tie man vic
carried them of had an accident insurance
and he hasn't been caught yel.
In Utica, n. y. a man acciden,y rot
married. Be,og insured in the "Ereal,.
neck he will receive $lj week until lie
RECEIVERS.
Andy Johnson writes from Washington:
" Ny policy has run oat, Send me another
by express
Near Portland, Me-, poor man fell from
= loft and broke his ncck- H. received Ais
.:.I IL, o', s'1 ''I''N''e,H'
WE" ''''" N' WIS '''"'',u To 10. hl'h"eit az
III business, and IS now doing well.
Our agent, al Cleveland, o., writes ga
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II weighed eight carets, and was said to be
| invaiuable-at least to conuoisgeurs.
| An ornament consisting ofiwalve soiitaires
once served the Emperor bon Pedro as
vest. buttons. A diamond ring ofthe purcst
water belonged TO Marie Stuart, as was con
| clusively proven iy her coat Of arms and
the initials NJ. s. thereon. A pair of ear
! rings was formerly among the Jewels OF the
unfortunate Marie Autoinette. In this man
ner curious reiice crowd one after another
upon lie attention Although the Duke is
the owner Of numerous gems varying from
twenty TO for.y,f,ve thousand tha,ers in
worth. as well as two valued at sixty lhous-
and piece ani one at eighty thousand, he
is now negotiating the purchase Of Que
precious stone for two hundred and lhliy-
two Thousand, aud another for six hundred
and fifty Thousand thalers.
But the millionaire is slayoto a treasure.
He dare not leave Paris +: bound by his da.
mond chain he can not pass night away
from home lest he should be bereft OF his
hoard. His house, which is constructed
less with p view to comford than to security.
is fire as well as burglar proof. 1t is sur.
rounded by high MASSIVE wall, upon the
top Of which runs a railing composed OF
hundreds Of sharp iron SPIKES SO arranged
that as soon as one of them is touched an
alarm of bells is Immediately heard. This
precautionary work, q masterpiece of
peculiar kind, cost him fourteen thousand
one hundred ana t~enty.seven thalers.
His diamonds are kept in o safe built With
in the wall, before which his bed is SO plac.
ed that no thief can approach without wax
ing or numbering him; and thus he is en-
ab!ed to feast his ,:cs upon his treasures
without tie trouble Of rising. This safe,
which commences at the edge OF the bed, is
.ined with granite and iron; If opened by
force it Immediately discharges four fire.
arms, and simultaneously violent rim eng
of bells is heard III every room, in order to
y " house. The bclchambcr has bet
ds8s.Ell windowtan the bolt, similar to
4 pNJ eck, is made Of strong iron, and can
Tot lie opened without knowledge Of its
,cerot. Close by the side Of The bed stands
/ table provided With a case containing
lozen loaded six barreled reviewers.
The Duke, with refinement ofingenuitv.
has exhausted every means Of insVring him.
elf against the designs OF outside burglars,
mt h. $ failed 10 eiude the last for gems Of
lis valet, who, as is well known, made d
bold attack upon the safe, and carried oil as
nany Of its contents IS would i'll his pock-
It's. The thief, il is true, did not succeed
in making his escape, aaI The pakc receiy.
d his own again, but with it, aIas re.
doubled amount Of care aud watchfuluegs.
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VOL. XXvI.---No. 81.
GODS COUNT OF MEN.

Who shall judge q man from manners!
Who shall know him by his dress7
Paupers may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
May becothe the golden ore
Of the deepest thought and feeling
Satin vests could do no more.
There ore springs of crystal nectar
Ever yelling cut Of stone;
There are purple buds and golden
Hidden, crushed, and overgrown; ~
God, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me,
While he values thrones the highest
But as pebbles in the sea.
Man, appraised above his fellows,
Oft forgets his fellows then;
Masters, rulers, lords, remember
That your meanest kinds are men;
Men by labor, men by feeling,
Men by thought, aud men by fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine
In mans ennobling name.
There arc oam-embroidered oceans;
There are little weed-cla rills;
There are feeble, inch-high saplings;'
There are cedars on the hills.
God, who counts by souls, not stations,
Loves and prospers you and me;
For to him all vain distinctions
Are is pebbles in the sea.
Toiling hands alone are builders
Ola nations wealth or fame;
Titled laziness is pensioned,
Fed and fattened on the same;
BY the sweat OF others foreheads,
Living only to reioice;
While the poor mans TRACED freedom
Eainly lifted up its voice.
Truth and justice are eternal,
Born with loneliness and light,
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there is a sunny right;
God, whose world heard voice is singing
Boundless love to you and me,
Sinks oppression, with It's titles,
AS the pebbles in the sea.
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NGT'sGE.

=" ~ Orphans cy"t q Cte2 county, Dce lota, 1865
SEhEEEh. That the sale made and reported bv
81 Joseph >l.hbiug Adnipi>trn of John Peters
u"ctA-ed, re ratified and confirmed unicSt cause 10
The ""nuH thereof be shown on or Dc'oY. the 5flh
Ny a. denraty. ncN: provided copy nt this order
D." inserted in some newspaper printed st Elktoi in
tf"ii comfy, ono. weoi, Tor che month before ti,
iWt ''gF # Jauuiry. next
Inc E"rort states the amount vt sales to he $1,000
{. L. Ct TIER. Register
>, ifHe cory tcsi {. l.. CUTLEr,
'''t 10 ''"'--'fa Register.
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ESsss Josh Billings says give The devil his
due reads we'll euoai' in a probverl,, but ri,
friend. what will become Nv me and YOU if
the arrangement il carried cut.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-19
Public Sale.

TIE n1h'crifer vii sell at Public Arotion. on
J. SiTtND.ly, the 1gti Instant the
BEitA RES pENCl, lately occupied by =. -
,il9i i'n stories high, with roomy Garrett lsaeFSf
tti7r Under ,ha whole house two roouas Essst5Ss
ana fa~-'ags ON lover floor; three rooms SIS .E2
WITH pa.-ag, on Seeoni03or. said House
|; u issI n'l"= IN width ny ~ feet deep. Also,
Victor in X r.ien. Wood House attached. Lot 30
~ 1855 feet deep.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
'!s", at same time and place will sell my r,lr
Ufe, consisting Of iieds. Bedding, Tables, Chairs
torrsts. stove Coc,cry-saro &C.
TERMS made known ct Sale.
t. ''ai. to commence at IL o'clock An.
i, y. BIZ ApBJET.
jan - iHtt-GW j. JRUoCH. Auctoneer.