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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-09

Dry GOODS.
CARDOZO, ALsOP & FOURQUREAN
are now receiving their
FALL STOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
DRY. GOODS,
and invite their friends and the public generally to
call and examine them.
Their goods are BOUGHT ENTIRELY FOR CASH,
and will be sold very cheap.
Their stock win embrace all the newest styles In
DRESS GOODS. together with a full line of STA
PIE aud DOMESTIC FABRICS.
s. NJ PRICE, JOHN O. CHILEs,
JACK TEMPLE THOMAS D. QUARLEs
are with them, and will be glad to serve their
friends.
CARDozo, ALsoP & FoURoUEEAN.
Sc 12-3m
FALL TRADE, 1858.
JOHN F. ALVEY e CO.,
NO. 2 HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE,
have now In store a full and complete stock OF
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
which they offer to the trade OF Virginia and North
Carolina at Low PRICES and on ACCOMMODATING
TERMS.
They respectfully solicit call, feeling assured
they can make 1t to the Interest or purchasers 10
open accounts with them.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
JOHN +. ALVEY,
late Of the firm Of Ginter, Alvey Arents,
JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
Of Richmend, special partner;
se8-sm II. G. HARPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-09

DOARDING.-MRS. RICHARD RElNS
ID will open on the I'd day Of October (fridsy
nextl a FfRST-CLhSS BOARDING-U0USE 81
the corner Of Main and sixth streets, IN the house
ut present occupied by Mrs Alexander Dnval she
will be pleased To accommodate families or single
persons by the day, week, month, or year.
TERMS: Moderate. Sc a9-?w'
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no VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

j. A. RICHARDSON. L. B. NEW2UEE,
DICHARDSON i NEWBURN,
"a REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
No. lole Main and Eleventh streets,
sell buy, lease, and rent Houses and Lands pub
licly and privately in the city and country make
investments and Negotiate Loans, and Give espe-
clal attention to the Collection Of Rents.
Refer by.permission. to Messrs Lancaster Il Co.,
Purcell Laid & Co., ". 8. nonnan q Co., Colonel
j. c. Shields, Claiborne Barksdsle, Esq, Caskie
q Brothers, Booker, Kerr Lyon, Allan & john
DR.. James Bolton, Or. W. W. Parker, Peyton 4
Cary, Alexander z. Holiday, Esq, Tallaferro &
Co., L. W. Rose, Esq. jyasm
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RURREss 8 POWERS,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
N0rTONS WHITE GOODS &c

NUTIUNS, Wife dUUDS, GU
A large and complete stock Of
SPOOL OPTIONS, LINEN THREADS,
SKIRT BRAIDS, BINDINGS,
BUTTONS, STATIONERY,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
ZEPHYR GOODS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
pins, NEFniEs, TOYS, JEWELRY,
81 DRESS TRIMMINGS, .
UMBRELLAS,
PAPER and LINEN COLLARS,
FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
Our stock IS now full, and we invite the alton
tfon of merchants to our unrivalled assortment.
BURRESS Il POWERS,
40 17-lm l103 Main street.
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I solemnly swear that the above statement is
true, to the best of my knowledge and belief
j. Is. SMITH, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. J. N. MUIR
RAY, notary public, III The city of Richmond, this
&C e.st j. NJ. MURRAY. N. P.
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sEtING ImACHTNEs.

~ ROVER 8. BAKERS HIGHEST pm
NJ MUM ELAsTIC-sTITCH FAMILY o. r, ,ls
ING MACHtNES.-The highest premiur,s !, NJ y,
Europe have teen awarded the GROYEE 3 q snd
kER Sc WsH4f AAt;HINES, aud the worS PA pa.
BY them wherever exhibited In competition s sIns
ING-NACH1NE MATERIALS. for safe az !. sew.
lowest prices. All kinds sewing machines p Is
PAIRED at short notice at No. II MINI :. ny hE.
near Main. For sale by o''''''s '>'e'a,
GEORGE DARBY
- Ninth street n ar Mar
DC wv" Rtchnord ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-09

At his residence, In Hanover county, on the 18th
of September, TEMPLEMAN TlMBERLahE,
In the twenty-seyenth year Of his age.
He leaves an affectionate brother, two sisters,
and a large circle of friends, to mourn their I'M
fitpa Nv 1ogs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-27
We find the following in letter

We find the following in letter
from Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania !:
"b1rs. Lincoln, the vito of the late
President Lincoln, arrived at the town
of Bedford several days ago, and there
took up = temporary residence. She
has since been repeatedly travelling to
these springs, the first time yesterday
in company With two other ladies, like
to herself, clothed in mourning. They
came on the hotel grounds, remaining
only long enough to paztake Of the
sulphur water. Yesterday the same
parties, in ono Of the public coaches,
visited the celebrated mineral spring.
Mn. Lincoln remained in the vehicle,
while her companions got out to drink
At the spring. On both occasions she
stunned the gaze of the few persons
who had knowledge of her presence, at
times drawing her veil over her face.
"There Is, however, little if any
curiosity expressed at the springs to
have . good look at her person, every
body here appearing Indifferent as to
her movements, or willing that she
shall indulge the privacy which she de-
sires."
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The how to raise produce does not
puzzle some farmers half as much as the
when to sell it. A correspondent OF
The Journal Of Agriculture is satisfied
that tho best time 70 sell, year b year,
Is IS soon as the crop Is gathered
No one can know the coming prices.
The thing has been tried 70 thoroughly
that people ought to be- convinced, and
oct accordingly. But they act As
though they were infatuated. They
make a lottery Of their grain-run
risks; md they generally fill in the
end. Wo s.y generally fail-now and
then there is 4 hit. But suppose there
is; is there not loss BY shrinkage, by
the depredatious Of rats, and vermin,
and loss of interest? And are there
not often sleepless nights and restless
days! This uncertainty is something,
and the wise mau will avoid it, espe-
cially Is there is NO loss by it-no loss
generally.
This thing has been thoroughly dis
oussed and we'll aired IN the papers,
It is the common talk and it iuflu-
snces US more than anything connected
with the farm, as We have said. Well,
what is the result =? It is that most far
mers Who can afford will "hold on to
their grain.' This is ono result an
other is, the most experienced and in.
telligeut sell IS soon rs their produce
is ready for market. They have adopt
ed this Is rule, not As mere matter Of
guessing. but from past experience.
They see it is more profitable in the
long run. We could mention the
names Of many of this kind, and they
have al been successful. Sometimes
they sold for less than their neighbors
who held on; but ~ often sold for Is
much, and sometimes more. Thus in
the price, on the whole, they lost moth
ing; while their grain otherwise, ~ We
have said, Is considerable always con-
siderable; this never fails. The inter-
at, loss Of grain by rats and mice, etc.,
is always saved; and the risk Of loss
by fire, theft, etc., is avoided. Let us
then save this and make sure Of our
crop, IS intelligent men do. Turn it
At once Into cash, and have NO more
trouble. You will loose now and then,
but with the consciousness that on the
whole Gf you persisD you will be the
gamer, aud that considerably. This
should quiet any ono, as speculation or
keeping produce on hand will not. The
especulator' has the anxiety, and the
loss also. Farmers should not be specu-
lators.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-27

Mrs. Senator Trumbull was buried
At Oak Ridge, Springfield, Illinois, on
the 2lst. A large concourse of people,
embracing the leading citizens Of the
place, accompanied the remains to the
tomb. Mrs. Trumbull was the first
child born in SprinAeld.
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Jsnss Hdoy:@ s-"1l!.-l
6r: Yoo are hereby notified to sppea 1T this Office
q the 1fa DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1865, 1t 10 O'Clock
in tie forenoon Of the and then and there show
cause WHY your Ho0estesd Entry No. 3&7, made by
you- January 18th, 1867, upon the n i Be x
section ~ township II, range 81 in the District
q i..ds subject 70 sale At St Cloud, Ainn should
not Do esaesaed, - Pa'riek Fitzpatrick alleges an
asa0doamens thereof By You, and proposes thsn and
thre to show the same when ysu viii be permitted to
contest such showing.
II. G. WAIT, Register,
july3oswn H. C. BURBANK. Receiver.
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july3o-6wn
AND OFFICE, St. CLOUD, MINI,
IL r. July 2lth, le68.

Aavy Il. Hydov1:
as: You are hereby notified to appear 1t this otce
On the Inn DAY or SEPTEMBER lo6s At 10 O'clock
intheforenoon 6fthe said day then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 2es, made BY
yeu April Nst, lS6e, upon the sw n section Is,
ject to sale At 81. Cioud Mimi. should not be can
csled q George lansing alleges an abandonment
thereof You and proposes then and there to show
the same when you viii he pezmttedto contest such
showing. HENRY C. WAIT, REGISTER,
julySU6W1 H. C. BURBANK Receiver
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r AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI,
. !. -s-~sH b.. july p 1865.

JoAee RooiasoR: s
Hr: Yeu are hereby Notified to appear 1t this oaics
nths reneon Of sad day and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. la63, made by
ven April fist, 1855, upon the nv II section
subject T. sals At Ct Cloud Ann. should not be can
csled, q George LAnsing alleges IN abandonment
theeeofby you and proposes then and there to show
the same when you viii be permitted to contest such
showm9, II. C. WAIT, Register.
july3U6wu II. c. BURBANk. Receiver
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+ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI
August 18th. 1865

Otos3ss 4. Asphens: = '7-,''+. = ~
~: doa 9se hersSy notified to appear At this o q
nfAs1renoon OF tho said day aud then .,d t,era
80 eess xhy your Homestead Entry No. rs
sees 5y1sa g 1sth ise5 upon the section
It st. Cloud MINI should not he eanceisd
= 1athfas f1roe5 allegesan Abandonment thersoS
you, and proposes then and there to show the same
nm Jo1 ut De Pesn19tea 70 contest such showing
= -, 4..,.,,~., =. r. G. WAIT, Register.
ssaSl40w1 'z>. x. G. BURBANK Receiver
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T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,

IL 49, July IL, 1865.
As~As Fetersos: ' = ~ - -
s4R iVa sre hereby noti6ed to appear at tGis o6cs
% the ArH DAY VI SEtsCEMBkk, louo At 10 oclck i'm
the forenoon OF the sad ay and then and there show
cause why your Homestead knsry Ma SautO nsaass by
you Nov. z6sh, ls6d. upon the n n No u n n NV u
eccooa ~ township ~. range ~, tbs. District "
ands SUBJECT to eale u u. CLOUD, Num- ahDald N,
y cancelled - Louis Piassance alleges an abandon
Hent thereof " you aud proposes tl.en and thsrs
% show Tue ss!s when you viii W permitteat ~ Gun
test such showing 49, -.
july23 CIVIL h. Z. BUknaNk. Receiver.
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4 T. 3 LAND 0rfIck, 81. CLOUD, MINI.
" .jUly NJ lbsjH

" 5t1y ~, 1866.
1Iselsfsre Goa6ts;i y; -ss,f. III g.. X. :; =.
~: Yoe ass hsrsby notified to appear At this once
e ~ 1sOAY VI SATAAbkk, lso5 ss ~ O'Clock IN
ths treIon Of the said day and tnsn and there SNOW
ces1e why yvar hoInespsaa Entry n 5tvA made by
yoa APsn eth lssQ, 1P4o The n No n ~ II SC
ton ~ townsp la, range ths kist1cS Of Ia14,
sthOsct 70 safe q ". Clv1d A,nn ahould NOT be
eaoosisd, ~ Knad 0ilDsrtsW alleges IN abaa-
oensRsns thereof ~ you ana proposes and The
= shSw tas same when you viii 10 permitted to con-
ss:tseea showing. H. y. WAIT, Register, .
Julyl66Wl II q kUkbANh, Receiver.
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TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI,
July y, lx6S,

July y. ls6s,
kstN0 W. 4pooaer: a. >S.z'4 =
Biz: Yoasrs hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
% The SOH1 DAY " OCTObEk, 1865, a. 10 O'CLOCK
in the forenoon Of the said day and then and the,.
shov cause Why your Homestead Entry No. l3la
sads By. you April list, lsde upon the ~ y
section n. township LIS. range u, in the DE-
et otlands subject % sale It ". Cioud MIMI shoul
1esbe cancelled, ~ sarah Beers alleges an sSaudon
aant thersofby yos and proposes tSsn and there I.
ahow ths sa0s wnea yea VIII b permitted to ooptes,
saeh showing. H. G. WAIT, Register,
9uly4eSWs s5l :. II. G. BUkBANk, 1eceiyer
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NOTICE.

CTRAYED-About the middle of May,
- 1868, Six Colts and one horse, from the
farm Of F. A. swenson, in Township 1928.
Range g.: The following is description
o. the Colts: One mare colt, three years
OLD, cream color, with q white star on her
iorehead two mare colts, two years old,
brown color: the one was small Of her are
and had white feet; the horse was four
years old, gray color, Or nearly White !:
one mare colt, two years old, :hie fore part
5of her body Of color between white and
and red, the hind part nearly red; two
yearlinss, dark color, one Of them had !
white star on her forehead, and each one
had Z white hind loot. II any person can
give Information 70 the undersigned about
the aforesaid colts they will receive 3
liberal reward. r. A. sWEN6ON.
$zs II any. person Will give information by
lsttey they will please direct 1t to
n2.4w i s8ss& +. A. SWENsON. I.
Rossvills, r. o. Monongalia Co., Mimi.
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M: GO ODS.

=. 1Mox SfAxl01 e ~ ~ LA ~
n Z. E \ I GOO D|.S|
THE oHEAP oAsH STORE.
218 Third street st. Paul.
We arejust receiving our second stock o.
DRESS GOODS, LAWNS and
CALIC0Es.
1''~'~ The handsomest in tho city. ~~' "a
+ ,iz@tss21: =, :zezi ss5:a.., ~, %f?%21l. -
Hauing bought them since tho late de-
cline, Ne are prepared to offer GREAT
BARGAINS In these % we'll O. in
%aH r&&3ga; -. '.s5 $50. ~. ~ :
CLOTH and SILK,
/ atn< sAcQUEs, CAssIMEREs, til. >. Ill
For Men and Boys.
CLOAK1NGs,
SUMNER sHAWLs.
BLEAcHED and
BROWN MUsLINs.
~. ~. Also an excellent stock of
g, DRESS BUTTONS
and TRIMMINGS. :.
Remember the place,
TAYLOR l. McLAREN'S.
n17v9 21s Third street, St. Paul, MINI.
MUNGER BROS,
Music 41s Dealers,
1oe.Th1rd:street,
SAINT PAUL, MIMI,
Sole Agents for
Steinway B. Sons
CELEBRATED PIANOS;
Sole Agents for
chickering B. Sons
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
Also-unlTED PIANO F0RTEs.
Also-PRINCE'S AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
ORGANS AND. MELoDE0Ns.
A'so-fsTErs COTTAGE ORGANS.
~ All fully Warranted. ~
T.: We keep constantly on hand tho
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT or
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments
OF all descriptions in Minnesota.
Our stock Of Violins, Violincellos, Con-
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, .Flagoletts, Clsro-
nets: Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
oil descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, etc., is complete.
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired. -.
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|,11DsoIpTToN or CorARf9,Rlrsan
,l-1he III u NcllS11t3 ksCN6TEH
" I'll ~ dlels6d mutual aSlseI -.
9tlsr pst6ef q MI III 10 'SsetaS o.
- baolAi 81: Ne M III. MA iSll -
esas iideetyd y Is ~ lSidtSSy fSaASl tn
P1onps laysat N : - isQalrsd 8 -
bssiSsss 81 slMle 81 II lnptsnsstl
Stoves. Hardware, o., VIII bS oals1e1 g
81 The new Arm Of AclN1 : DORSEY
6 tAo old sGaad 70 ]. b. Mills 81. Ger
]. =''7 y 'sF''s ". +. ,. kcYNrrRE,
81 III .isg H1N1Y5A a. CASTLE. S
O., glosas JAY :. leSes. ss aea-lw IS s.
sUR1oTkoG19 AND 1Y1 6I.ADa1o
- 61auins Pei bl1 0lAso1o, Double u.
91oa, PssisesDss ~ ,1nNIslsx, !, Wsltt
E4eEoto 46,oes lSe aalo 8 0uoHsS. o.
- sxsla1se { net sfs111 . sait slteee'
AssoBia TRIAL
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL July 9th, lS6S.

r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL July 9th, 1865.
U1e CHuistopAer:
er: You are hereby notified to appear at this
oftce ON the 1s1 DAY OF OCTOBER, 1866 at 10
O'Clock 1. Il. of the said day and then and there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 3ss7,
made BY you Nay 18th 1867 upon the n y nv u
~ II NV n section q, 90 Il ne Il section u,
township I2s, range 10, in the District Of lands
subject to de At St. Cloud, MINI, should not be
Cancelled, ~ Christian Simonson alleges an abandon
ment thereof you and proposes then and there to
show the sane when you viii be permitted to con.
test such showing.
81. c. WAIT Register,
july30Sw H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL May 4, 1865.
Uasid Dasidsos:
q sn: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
On the 18Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1855, at 10 O'Clock in
The forenoon of ths said day. and then and there show
eanse Why your Homestead Entry No. sos, made by
Jon NOVEMBER 3, 1854, upon the 81 neLsk nvL
section township Ia, range IS, in the District 81
lands subject to e at St. Cloud MIMI should not be
cancelled, q Syyer Ereksen alleges an absndooment
thssof BY you, and proposes then and there to shoT
the seDs, when you viii ee permitted to contes tsuch
showing, II. G. WAIT, Reeister.
julsl66Wf II. C..BURBANK Raceive,
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c. a s POWELL.

- .@&Esaas5.5SS35 ~ f=f7sss
-
|HARDWA ARE,
n The most complete stock to Be found
@ In Northern Minnesota, IL 3
T. N W A r ID
OF every kind that may be wanted.
ST YES
OF al the best and most popular max
y = q s,t"g~
Agricultural Implements
&c., &C., i. -: 7
Corner Washington avenue and Lake stree
ST. CLOUD, MINI. 1898
CASH PAID FOR
Old Copper, Brass and Pewter.
~ Particular attention paid to all
kinds Of tin and sheet-iron jobbing.
oHAs. :. POWELL. :; i WI. PowaII
j. III. OWEN & CO.,
DRESSE LUMBER,
$ A $ HI,
doors, Blinds,
WOOD M0ULD1NGs, r
Turning, Scroll Saving,
DOORS IND WINDOW FRAMES,
Newell Posts, Balusters,
AND FENCE P1cKETs,
Sash, Doors, Blinds and
Mouldings,
Constantly ON Hand.
BASES, CASINOS And DOOR JAMS
Furnished, per Design, with tho Ut
most Dispatch.
COUNTRY ORDERS
Attended to promptly. and specially solic-
tied.
"a Factory in Lower 1o,en, near tho Sa,o
Mills,
ST. CLOUD. na7 MINI
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l0l0E CT
!. RON B QRKs.
Minneapolis.
!.
LEE & HARDENBERqH
PRopR1EToRs.
I 81 ~
I 9ztfatH xzt2s 81 E~Gsgteegsf ga. 80 .,sszzs,
Iaox AND BASS wo.x, in alldepartnents
8zrAx Exa1x,s AND Bo1Isas.
srEAx P1PI AND Flrr1xas.. "
SrHAN GAuaEs.
IL nj 4a..lT;xs ayrz}.,fy q.7,< Ya.g. 444- -
0AyaE Cooks, and, AL Steam Fittings. .,aa!
FIouR MILL MACHINERY. 20 60
saw MILL MAcH1xE1Y. . gs.fsy j. -.
Iron COLUMNS, for buildings
1Rox WINDOW CARS AND Stills for buildings
HORSE PowEHs. MALT MILLS. .-
WATER WuEELs. FORCE PUMPS.
&C., &c., &c., &c.
CASH PAl0 FOR OLD METALS.
!. ven17:1 ~,.s..,. .,..,-.,.s,
NORTH STAR
IRON II, Oh / WORKS v; I ], RI
Machine Shop,
Iron and Brass Foundry,
Maj" street, eppo.'ss tie Falls,
ST. ANTHONY, MINI.
Steam Engines. Portable and Stationary,
Steam and Gas Fittings, Gang, Circu-
lar and FIGURING Mill Machinery,
Skating, Gearing and Pulleys,
Window Caps and Stills, Re-sawing Ma
chimes, Water Wheels, Sleigh Shoes,
100 w. Sash Weights, &c., 90.
j Q j W Q r z
OF every description will receive prompt
attention, and satisfaction guaranteed.
All kinds Of Agricultural Implement.
Nude to order and REPAIRED on short no.
tice.
Blacksmith Werk and Pattern Naking
~ORDrRs SOLICITED. CASH paid for
old Iron and other Metals.
~ n u.puv.o~ = - 2.
~ u. aAhkASONs ! t...<
A. H. DEP1w. So = :: :
Oct. 10th. 1867. >. 80 v1on12
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Our stock Of violins, violincellos, Con-
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Clsro-
nets: Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, etc., is complete.
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned andrepaired. !:
Orders Intended to with Pronptness
v3n26-1y =
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IT'S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
" July "a. 1868.

q he 10th DAY OF SEPTEXBER, lses, at 10 O'Clock
Of the sud day and then and there show
cese Why yoaf Ho.seead Entry No. LII, made BY
yse ARsil II. 19ee. upon The SCI section e, town.
se1p "a, nag =, h the DistxicS Of lands subject to
80 q q cood, MINI, should mot be canc led, ss
0eofgs 1AAd1G alleges - abandonment thereof by
-, and proposes then and there to show the same
z -, 4, y. G. WAIT, Register,
ja9oe1wu A' b. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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ss''ji @T.R.t DRLAIo, superintendent
]. H. RANDALL, tassersl Ticket Agent.
-!'a ::agt Z. :: sav1O-n4zti9 ojAas& r. :g:1.a =.
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Trussss and Shoulder Braces; Kerosene
Lamps and Fixtures; the choicest
brands Of chewing and smoking
Tobacco; Imported and
American Perfamery and Toilet
Articles; great variety Of Hair
Oils, Colognes, Pomades and Soaps;
Hair, Flesh, Nail, and Tooth Brushes.
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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-18

England For we again affirm that the party which can
carry Free Trade lays America at Englands feet And
the Democrats are resolved to do it, and if they
carry the country, WILL DO IT. Then the wealth of
America and of the world will be at the command of
England Then her power will be alike supreme and
universal Then farewell to all hopes of Irish liberty
Are you prepared for this? Will you continue to up
hold it? If you d. then to pirate about Fenian
ism Irish national independence. You are the
minions of England and by becoming such, proclaim
yourselves traitors to your fathers faith in the eternal
cause of your countrys liberty.
You duty to yom children, and that is, to
give them such support and education such position and
intelligence the descendants of feemen should pos
sess and manifest Put an end to English competition
and yoav acW be doubled You can do it by yo-
ing for and standing by those who will prohibit the
landing of English manufactures on the American
shores. But continue to do you have been doing of
atethat is to vote for false Democracy and falser
Free Trade with Engand-and the two three dollars
day which of you still perhaps able to earn
will soon "grow small by degrees and beautifully less"
until you find yourselves reduced to the English and
Irish level of " six pence day and nothing found"