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:: The Sultan If Turkey Il; has about
nine hundred wives, but only; three are
his favorite', each Of them Of remarka.
BILE beauty Their names aree.::' Dour.
mel" the New Pearl "Hairta.ni 'Dif,''
the Excellent Heart and "Eda Dir
the Elegance Of the Heart. Hi,
'.unehs, eh.mbetlains,, .pages, pipe
bearers, igrooom', cooks, etc., number
ovsr:two thousands persous, for whom
six thousand dishes III IRE daily prepared
which arc served at five hundred
.-,,.. -: asG:l.. las ,::.y-.:r:
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,fs1l0IuR1s.

Tho St. Paul Leeturiog Committee
announce for tho winter season 4 course
Of Eve lectures, to be selected from tho
following list: Henry Vincent, Of Eng
land; Edwin P. Whipple, Boston; Dr..
Isaac L. Hayes, Nov York; Rev.
Francis Vinton, New York; Prot: E.
L. Youmans, Saratoga; Rev. John s.
G. Abbott, New Haven; Hon. 9, K.
Cleveland, Mank.to; James E. Muir
doeb, Cincinnati; Mons. Paul B. Da'
Chaillu, The African sxpleess We
cannot ny that this premises a.y mn
Intellectual treat-nost certainly sse>
sufficient h draw any FASTENERS from thu
locality. :. g.. ~.
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srxrr REFORl1 SCHOOL.

On Thanksgiving day, ~ Govsssos,
accompanied BY . .umbsr Of other
officials, visited the State Reform Seized
At st. Paul. The :beye were eon-
fort.bly dressed and wall behaved:
Tho school IL said to be we'll conduct
ed, under the superintondence Of Rev.
Riheldaffer.
They now breakfast At 7 A. II. and
play from that time till IL NJ, When
they have dinner. They then play I'll
l o'clock when thsy enter school vhsrs
they remain till 6 At night. At which
time they have supper: After supPs'
religious exercises follow, aud 1t eight q
half past they are all saug in bed. II
tho summer tho forenoon 10 devoted "a
both work and play. The boys that IN
there vary In age from ten 70 sevsatsss
years. They ars al very backward in
decd in their studies, and azs exceed
iugly ignorant, though some sf then
are developing good strong niads.
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sa The Hsro1a' :, W Arlington special
.ssJ& Senator Sumner recently In: con-
yers, ton, Nith'a Herald correspondent
expressed himselfe determined 70 :tafe
= stapa il: Congress- for The .immediste
resumption Of specie payments. Z Moth:
.iog more, he thinks, need be done with
the reconstruction laws, as Gen. Grant
will enforce them. s.,4::"} >sjjt* ,S'1a.<
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. =-colf:.1 vs. almost To- late :foi bis
wedding: The Cleveland P1a,ndeale,
says he arrived 81 that city on Tuesday
morning, and found i necessary < TO :tel.
'esraph to Girard; asking the train au-
:thotitie. + The. Eric and Pittebu'rg
Railroad to hold the train until he
reached that poiot: The wedding took
place at Aodover, A.htabula county,
on W edoesd,y. .'':s' ';.,,'
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TERMS OF TIE WEEKLY PRESS

1EkNs OF THE WEEKLY PRESS:
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Five copies, 0VV
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SoMEwHAr PERsoNAL.-A slight
misunderstanding having arisen BE-
tween the editor Of the Austin Reg;s.
ter and the editor Of the Lansing
Transcript, the latter speaks thus ID
prsttily Of bis brother quill:
The eowardly, dsspiosblsness Of that
traotious sheet, the Austis Register; run
BY youthful, STRIPPING, .bjeet, lotsd
wherever be IL known for his extreme
sel6shuess and low-brsd, disgusting
manner, devoted nearly the whole Of it
valuable space last week to tho T+a.s-
crtpt nearly esery cord Of ,oAiel ,oa.
a lie, and the Editor Of that illustsious
sheet kno,cs it to be 90. Nj. Davidson
is member of . we'll established
church yet he hesitates not an instant
to utter the most abomiaabls falsehoods,
and resort to tho lowest measures 70 ~
eomplish his ends, that biz narrow
mind can invent.
Ee!de! You ossht 70 read the
JOURNAL, which i tho paragon Of pro.
pristy, and you would never learn "a
u.e any such hard names.
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! The democratic Union 3 .ed. Co.
stitutional Union Democrats sqf = Nov
;Yort, have sUuit.d with n Il rePqblit:
cans {, 81. On Mayor, They: xill make .
sharp fight against. h Oakley H.!Q, the
regular Democratic candidate. ~" !ss,, 8.
= LATERAL The election On Tsssdsy
the resul,r Dsnoet.tier candidate.
were elected BY majority q: 54,o94a,
It would seem ~ though The 'shHy
asht' had not been ve,y SHARP after
Ill. ~,--.;< -. "l.:.la5ll1- ~ ri /.
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STEAMBOAT Excuas1oN.-Ths
Fourth Annual Steamboat Exculsioa
from St. Paul teok place On: Tuesd.y.
It was a pleasant affair. The steamer
Chippe". Falls ploughed up and down
the Mississippi, while tho sxsusionists
on board had s%good time drinking
toasts and making speeches. We
notice a among those who responded,
the name Of "Col. u Cury, Ez.1ls!5os
Of St. Cloud" .(Wonder where "A. B.
G. has been engaged in warfare siues
hs left this peacsabls city y ''':: ::
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MASS h Z The colored people
Il Ainnesota propose celebrating thu
Emancipation Of their race, and tn.
securing Of the right of suffrage il
this State, by holding . grand Mas.
Meeting 4 g. Paul on the lst Of q J.,n.,u.
ary. Addresses are expected from
Gov. Wm.. R. Marshall, Hon. M..to,,u,
8. Wi'kioson, Mayor Stewart, 1t. Gov
Thos. 3. Armstrong, Hon, 1. Don.
nelly, Gen. Levi Nutting, and others
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MINNESOTA - IT 1s.-A l.tt.r
from MI: J. ": MeClang states .h.l
he viii again devote hn labors to BIZ
new statistical work bearing the .b.,.
title. 1t will contain informatioe and
reports up to the day Of issuing, vh,.h
will be early in the coming spring.
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WHICH THE Pres has very in.
dustriously asserted, sisss the election
thar Mr.: Duuns,,y received ths vow
Of some 1900 Dsnoes.ts. The Do:
patch slinohss this ststsnest With the
follow;ng: : :.:.: ~..-.
The Official vote Of the district eivss
Seymour 13,506, showing that Wilson
ran but TEN VOTES BEHIND HIS
TICKET. Where are. the 1000 Demo.
cratic votes Of the Press9 Either jos
Wheelock lies e startling presumption!)
or else 1000 Republicans must have
voted for Wilson, . crime fully equal to
that Of voting for regularly lomina-
ted Republican like MI. Dounslly.
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GEN. >GRAFr's report, which haa
been made, is very brief: : It refers to
buttwo subjects advising tho transfer
Of Indian i affairs g to the Wa. Depart.
ment; and. expressing his belief that
no reduction should be made IL tho
army ut present. .; .j5is .la.u.s.,: gs;scy
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STILL ANOTHER.

St. Paul and Minneapolis, .ss Won
derfdlly prolific in railroad ,pEejsets'
The last il the "St. Paul and. Mime
apolis Air apd Hour Line Railroad
Company" organized in s.. Paal
which il to eonaset that city with
Minneapolis direst. The distance il
said to b but : little over seven miles.
The road will not BE- in operation before
spriog! 49,:
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Approximations Of blocdshed in
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between :Mouarchistsl and Republicans.
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SENATOR RAMsEY and Hon. i DIM,
nelly left on Monday evening for Wash,
ington, to attend the coming session o.
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The Mankato Record reports The
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THB four electors Of Minnesota met
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yesterday, and, setting: y +. Il q, elee'or )!
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

expsrincniai tests IN the British Colonies.
resulting from their jealousy OF this eoun-
,,v, and on account Of ire efforts made b
the Agricultural Department in the same
direction. There are also ysluab bic and
interesting articles upon the eoat-ante-
lope of the Rocky Mountains. Of which
!i,slc is generally known, and upon the
msauiacturc Of goat fleece Tor commercial
purposes.
George HusnaDs, OF Missouri, has
long article or vine and wine making,
and Edward A Samuel., Of Boston, one
on the value Of birds on farms. Mrs.
Ellen S. Topper. of Iowa. an enthusiastic
worker with honey bees, has an article Oh
bse-keeping in winter, and F. +. Elliott,
Of Cleveland, one On popular varieties OF
hardy fruits.
One Of the department: caicers has a
yer, readable article on industrial collie
ges. agricultural societies, mazasine-,
and papers; and there are half a dozen
essays on Southern agriculture, rice cul-
tur. Southern fruits, tobacco culture, or
apee and citror. culture, and similar top
lea not heretofore common ia the reports
There are other articles on irrigation by
ci.izen Of Arizona, liquid manurins from
New York, farmsers clubs from "'scon
siu. cross breeding and degeneration o
plan,s, model farm buildings, PcnnsyI
yan.a butter, &c. DC.
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ScusgILiTY OF ENGIr>u ElEcTro>

SouREILITY OF E>Gtr>u ElEcrro>s
Eaglish papers. ana ,heir correspondents
n this country scitr up n everything that
can be construct into anything disreput.-
Flt which charaCteri1eS tho election or
tests here fr~ ii purpose Of throwing
di~credit upon free ballo; an; free irs..-
tu'ious The london Tones corresrop.
dolt rec nt'y hal a long letter en- the dis
;urhauces ami Illegal voting which o.
currci in IaIlad,lphit a. tn Octob
election hu; thS wJa rutilin. comr,2r,;
with the b!ooly riots TIA; have marked
tat Engt,sh elections. AMI in In minor
"u;ra.,s upoY good sense and iee,acy
W. are S., ia, behind our British cnnsorS
Tie l. ndon cor spon.ient If The Clieay.,
Tribune wri on shIs pnn,:: Y
Oar E"gii>h pee. lie have absnd. n,J
ageravating cylvr> aud bands Of masic,
ia have even made hiIbry : crimi 4!
otFencc bat they have not stopped ltd
nas and w:ck,d!y scu,rilous iAmrooGs -
have this week seen numbers 81 these
which ,rlenI q mine is taking the ,rou-
be 10 put tnget CT. AMI they are worse
than an, ever SAW Their. is. ! degree
of talon, about them that is the cartoon.
or engr.viuss are not without wit n de-
sign aud skill III execution. but the lettc--
press is abominaole The hostile c.nd.-
ate aud his .eaoiac supporters are put
il. the pilio-y, and al that NAH ecan su =
gcst is hur.eJ al their faces In do.s,rrt
lines, in conurdrum>, IN pl.in paragraphs
aud Ordinary prose, il is suggested thas
The can,:iiat, is starving hi. wife and
c.iidren, Is taking money 70 SCH Lls
TRENDS, has been a cheat Isl his busn,>.
or pro cssion, md So o. Darker things
are occasionally limited Family secrets.
painful to all. are pulled out mo thu
light. and u wat rom which .Iyagcs woull
surink Is carried On without srrup,r or
twiuse cf shame |, is wonder ma
have tAt courage 10 confront 50 foul a
storm. OF c,u.>e al this IS Not il tAs,
LJudon hrrou-nS. nor wouli i be tola
i'll places like Manchester OF + .inblrgh a.;
but there a"e scores Of tcwns III winch
public opinion seems 70 sme ION It. 4
great license, sud provincial gentle pln
10 luc the oth'r day, IN talking over he
subject, is always allowed dur,ng rll,-
ton times. But these HORRIBLE things
are not sad one day aud forgotten thu
mcx! They are. Xix. vitro thrown On
the tiesh. add Ia. disgrace the English
elections rs much as, ANYTHING America
c,n show reflects upon A.uer!tau con-
tests