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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
The COttOn Fields.

The traveller, IN passing through tha
country, will o. serve mny fields still
white with our great Southern staple, cot
ton. The picking season is yet but partly
advanced, aud tho beautiful weather We
are now having furnishes an excellent op
portuni'y for gathering il speedily, and
III good condition. Tho stalks seem n"r
to have attained great height. thcus
the bolls arc plentiful and we'll filed.
We learn from one who has b Cd In
gagged in shipping cotton on the Tonnes
see river, 10 North Alabama, that the croI
there will largely exceed last year Thre'
thousand bales Of the crop Of 1867 wer'
shipped from Marshall county, and goo
authority places the shipments from th'
same county this year at ten THOUSAND
bales. Ifthe North Alabamiaus woult
but consent to restore society to healthy
condition by ceasing to prescribe new
eomers, the additional population, capita
and enterprise, their rich lands along th'
Tennessee would speedily attract, woult
soon place thci. country among the rich
est in the world.-Nu.hvill, Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
How 10 Pay ihe Na,jsnaI Debt.

Let every Office seeker contribute a
dollar week to it until after he gets an
appointment.
Men who arc honorably ambitious TO
serve their country are sure to find an
effective way to serve It by the adoption
of this rule.
If this cannot be accomplished, we
would suggest to Gen. Grant to sell the
letters Of applicants 70 the ragmen, in
stead Of burning them up. The proceeds
would make q considerable item to be
handed over to Treasurer Spinner.
We dare say the applicants for office
would think their correspondence with
Gen. Grant much more interesting IT 1t
we're not oil on one sidc.-New York
Sun.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
What Sou,hern Lands Can 10.

The Macon journal, Of the 25ih ult.,
gives an account Of yield Of cotton on
five acres Of land, in Bullock county, ncn'
Union Springs, that deserves mention.
The land was prepared by thorough plow
ing to the depth Of fifteen inches, en-
riched by the application Of twenty five
hundred pounds, five hundred pounds to
to the acre, of mixture Of Peruvian guano
and phosphates, and worked at least once
q week. The hill system Of planting was
adopted, nni the yield was 10 bales Of
Glenn, beautiful cotton, Of fne qual'''
each bale weighing 500 pounds. The
journal has leard Of similar yield i.'
the neighborhood Of Athens, and on. land
much poorer.
Kerncrsville, N. c.. with scarcely one
hundred inha bi,ants, has sent North this
fall nearly $1,000 worth OF dried fruit
Ono house sent of &c, 900 pounds of peach
stones, which cost afty cents a bushe
and one lady in tho same place has col.
lec,ed neOrly ono bushcl ofnpple seeds
for which SHE is TO receive twenty five
dollars, The last two mentioned articles
arc bought on commission for nurserymen
in the North fe' r,+
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
s.@~vt'4a a;!;:::' !S;!:::::'eecc@ Il .

This puhi,hmsot was ia,sly inflicted
apc~ I sergsdnsiina = British esp;acni for
falsiiying .his ,aocouu.s, to the amount Of
f'r'y,pine shi.lipe. - The proceeding is
thus described ip London paper: "Tbc
eu'prit, having hesfd NJ. sentence read ss
the head Of the rtsiMeuf, is conveyed to
q barrack room, where, III tho presence Of
two officers, one. Of whom must b eur
geon, ho strip. toJhe waist. The trump
ster Of Ariai msjsr ss~ess Tho prisoser's I
ribs and sides with u preparation Of gun
powder and water, tand then applies q
email isa'r;deot which, % > .prias bs.
ing thouchcd, drives number Of needles
through the skin, though without causing
pain. 'lhe, eunpowder 10 then rubbed
over The holes, tho cutiolo is stained, and
tho letters 'B. C." are -dssply tatooed
apon .thc msns All bunons and orua'
meuts sre afterwards cut from the prise
ner's uniform, and, attended by the trum.
pets or drums playing the. "Ror ue' q
March" the degraded soldier Is marched
down the front Of The line and ignomin.
iously turned out of the gate or sent to
prison. The sole object Of this proceed.
ing is 70 prevent a blackguard from 70.
enlistie. III another regiment and thereby
,lcfradding the public Of the bounty be
will receive. +" ..',
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
Whiie Pine

Is tho name Of . reputed rich mining
district recently opened in Nevada, OF
which one Of the papers of that State tells
the following:
Parties from White Pine tell i. as q
fact, that in the towns in that region
Jumps Of silver ore are used as a circula.
ting medium, and are found to answer very
we'll 10 tho absence Of sufdciency Of coin.
Even ut the gaming tables, ore passes.
The kind Of ore used is the pure chloride,
which is SO rich as to bo quite malleable,
A miner With o sack Of this kind Of cur.
rcncy under his arm marches up to
faro table, takes ou,;a chunk and. plants il
90 card, aliiog its value as hs puts il
down. For instance, the chunk is sup
posed to be worth SIS, tho miner as ho puts
deya his lump says, "l,s ddllsss." The
faro man picks up tho piece, looks at it
and if satisfied, says: "Five dollars goes,
then wins the lump and throws it iu.o {
gunny sack behind him.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

q Auaei0aas01vse % uaun1s.L
n A. Monispel banker hap gatpp AZ ,pri.
tdh sstsS,S Hr rid&ael c4As!'di bhe
American slves. which ,is regarded As .
nnisancs there. He proposes to buy up
aud export two millions oft, if tho mcr.
chants and the shopkecpcrs ofCanada will
each contribute one dollar per week for
: sGssss,x&euato l1ilihSAkbeass. Amer
lean silver 10 St . discssns Of four per
cent a the banks Ii Canada, sn6 thoAph
there have been several sstsmpts ~ &c, |,
circulated at a discount, the competion Of
trade makes II pass with the traders al
ncarlylpAH "a shst the shsptecpcrs losa
tts four per ceat 4 Tbs prupoei,iSa is to
buyiti ii at y per cent tiitcJant 10 the
amount ef $50 900 per week, and export
ii, tic conditions ofthe subscription being
that $4,000 per week shall be shipped
out Of the country for forty weeks. the
public each week to be furnished with the
receipts Of the bank and express compa.
ny through which ths shipments are to
be made. The case is presented to the
shopkeepcrs, who receive, say s4O0 PEI
week in American silver, on which they
lose now ,,uealy per cent, as follows
The loss on this s400 is now e18 per
weck. II tho Montreal bankers begin to
to buy up $4,000. per week at ~ dis.
count. il will soon appreciate the silver
that discount instead Of four per cent
and thus be q saving Of e6 per week
1t is held by the advocates Of the scheme
that the rate Of discount would con
tinuc to dccrcaso:as tho exports went
on, until tho surplus. was altogether re-
moved. The balance remaining would
then be only convenience, and not nu.
isancc, ss At present. Shipping List. ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
MAGuIRE.S BENNE PLANT

For the Cure Of DiqrrhOeu, Dysentery,
Sumn,cr C"mpl,,nt, Cholera NorJ.s,
Fi"r, Cailtiren's 7sething, and tie
Great Preventative Of As;atic Cholera.
THIS extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
! which Is spread broadcast through vt tie
country, Is undoubtedly superior to any rem, dy
ever offered to the public 'or the complaints for
which II Is intended. We have In our possession
testlmonials furnished voluntarily BY Col. Logan.
late Chief Typographical Engineer Bureau al
Wsshington, Gen. Fits Henry Warren, General
J. DeSmet, the celebrated Indinn Missiona,y
also officers Of the Navy, Surgeons, Hospitai
Stewards, Commanders of ncarly evcry steamer
plying on the Mississippi aud tributary rivers,
Western Sanitary and Christian Com mi .sions,
army eh"pl"ins, and others too numerous 70 men.
tion. Likewise highest encomiums of the Press,
most Of which are published in our Anna nae,
which ws will send 10 any one requesting It.
prasing its valuable ,nedicina, qua i,ies IN the
highest terms. No other medicine has such re.
Communications. Sold by druggist and medicine q
dealers everywhere.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
A. A LECTURE
- TO YOUNG EN-,

J"" FibsAed, ~ Sealed Envelope. Price sia cents.
4 Lecture on the Nature. Treatmen, end
Radical Cure "f spermatorrb@o or sen,inal
Wea- ness. I, voluntary Emissions, Sexual Dcbil.
ity, and Impedimenis to Marriage generally )
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical incapaclty, frsultins from
self abuse, &c BY RoRERr J. CuLvERwRLL. N.
D., author Of the Screen Book" 10.
The world renowned author, 10 this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of self abuse may bs
eHectually removed without me iicino, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougics, in
struinents, rings, or cordials, pointing out .
mode OF cure ut once certain and sheotual. BY
which every suGs'er, no natter what bis condi.
ti"n may be, may cure himself cheapiy, privately
md radically. The Lecture ~W Provs boom to
thossands and tkovsaads. I.t -. u,aat
Sent under seal to any add css, IN . plain
sealed envelope. on tho receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also DR.. Culvsrwtll's
Marriage Guide" price % cents
Address the psbiishsr., ~ h"f 's.-
.....tr CHAS. J. J.C..KLINE d 90.
l21 BOwery. New York,
July 'es a2s tylr b. Post Oaice Boz A,6s0.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
Devoted isaWh'.s supresssy,, state
Eqahty, and Federal Uates. +.
the PAPEa FOR THE rE0PLE.
A Pelitiesn. Nswspsper--A vanity LITER.
ary,ant ~ AgrIeYllsral Paper.
NOW Is THE TINE TO PORN CLUBS.

TRs NEw YoRE DAY BooK 10 IN earnest, out.
spoken and indepesdent (Wper, devoted TO the
eqnaity. fraternity .And prosperity Of the Deme-
crriio masses, and the defencc Of tho grand Amsri
lean system Of + dcrated States, on White basis,
established BY Washington and the Fathers Of
American liberty. Il holds TINT this glorioas
American systsm Of self. govesnins Sia a. and
homo ogeneoss citisenship, which, ip sssenhy years
Of peaco and prosperity. never shedUnc drop Of
American LioGd OF convicted q single ciiitsn Of
lar iof It's support. and might safely be extsndcd
over the whole "hospdless continent" ~as the
bcst government on the earth, and must be re.
stored "as II was" made by Washington, or the
whole land must needs collapse into chaos, anar-
chy and ruin.
TINS DAY. BOOK, there orr. dcm.nds the res,o.
ration Of tho White Republic, aud as this must
be and will bc accomplished. either through their
reason. o. tho b.ood and suasfinv Of the people,
Il sarncstiy lRbors for tho former, asd by boldly
graphing with the errors, iubacics and crimes Of
MongrelfspS itystrives its s,nost 10 save the
The Day Book will, however, hereafter be mc re
than ever devoted TO all the varic purposes IL n
paper Conscious that II rcnches thou euds Of
families who take no other Journal, beyond, per-
hap,, their local paper. Il viii continue and i'm
prove its "Sevs OF the week" Summary, 40 as Ia
Issue. It's "Fnmiiy Department" will embrace
the best original md selected stories. 1ts"Aari
cultural DEPARTMENT" will be fully sustained, and
being tho only paper Of Its class made up Ex-
PErssLY for Country circulation, It Is confident
that II isworth double the price OF q weekly hur-
riedly reprinted from daily. II gives full and
complete reports Of tbe New York and Albany
Cattle market, farpin, Provision and Cotton Mar.
kets, aud q Weekly Review Q Financial Matters,
together with the Markets By Telegraph from
New Orleans. Chicago. Charleston, Philadelphia,
&c., &C., up to time Of going to press.
TERMS-CAsA IN ADVAN~'E.
One cory one year 50 90
Three copies oneye'r 90
Five copies ono year, and ono to gettcr-up
of club 90
Additional copies IS
Ten copies one year, and ono 10 abe getter
up Of the club II 90
Additional copies l 20
ec,ter up Of the club 80 90
Additional copies 50
Send for specimen copies and hnndhilis for use
wherever they ran be advanta gcously disrrihutcd.
and give us the names and pcst.o!iieo address Of
all who would be likely to subscribe or get up
Clubs. VAN EVRIE, HORTON, h co.
No. 1862 Nassau street, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

The Mississippi valley contains 76S,'
900 900 acres Of the finest land in the
world, or space for one hundred and fifty
States the size Of Massachusetts,.
About thirty Eve thousand acres Of
public lands were disposed Of in Kansas
and Nebraska, during October, nearly all
for actual settlement.
Orders have been issued forbiddingall
persons from riding on freight trains on
tho North Missouri railroad, Persons
getting on will be put of.
The official vote Of New York City
is returned as follows: Sey ymour, 103 3l6;
Grant ATOP. Total vote, 156,01s.
seymours majority, 60G14.
by official returns from all the coun-
ties but two, the total vote of New
York foo,s up s4s,27s, Of which 40 $50
are for Grant, and 1872 for Seymour;
Seymour's majority, 9,lG6; HOffman's
majority 1897.
Tho Fort Scott Monitor says that the
wheat crop in Bourbon county looHs tine
ly, and that three'times as much wheat
has been sown us on any previous occa.
sion.
A society has been formed in Paris to
oppose the use of tobacco. Each mem
Der pledges himself to abstain, and to use
hi. efforts to induce others to abstain,
|ysom tobacco in all forms. The society
already numbers twelve hundred members
K"u.ns produces the finest apples to
be found anywhere, says the Fort Scott
Mosi'or, and turnips called The "uuccn.
ditippal Surrender" weigh from 6 to "A
pounds each. OLc man has thousand
bushels Of such. ., = 'ra.
B. Smith Of Cuba, NO., has discovered
use for sorghum seed. which has hith
erto been thrown away as worthless He
had somc Of the yellow variety bolted
and for pancakes found it equal If no,
superior to buekwhcat. This hitherto
useless seed may thus become an impor.
tant item 10 domestic economy.
Weston, the pedestrian, is now prcpar'
ing for his great walk Of 5000 miles In
one hundred consecutive days. Starting
from an extreme point in Maine lie will
cross several States westward, and bring
up finally nj st. Paul, MINI.
New York, New Jersey and Oregon
Of tho former free States, were carried BY
Seymour and Blair. But il all the for
mer slave States had been permitted t.
vote, as majority Of the white people II
each desired, their total vote in the Flee
toral Colleges would have been lG9. OF
sufficient to elect. The Republicans car
ried the day by means Of disiranchise-
mont. a..
The Chicago Times says: "wheat i.
the mShkets Of Canada sella for s1.45 ,
bushel in gold. In Chicago aud othe
Western marksts the price has fallen
few cents above 81 in kreenbacks. On
gold basis, the prices Of wheat on tn
western shore Of Lake Michigan is jus
shout ono half what It sells for 10 Canada
n my one doubts that we are on III
verge Of fnancisl crash in this country
lot him reflect on this unusual and MOI
'olRuihcsnt fhot, - ''
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
MAcUlRE'S
Sarsaparilla Stomach Bitters!

THE best Aromatic Stomachic over offered 10
] the public tits nm excellent tonic, pleasan,
to the taste and agreeable to the stomach, and
will be fourd vastly superior to any other article
in use for promo ing digestion, prev chIls
and fever, strengthening and purifying the blood.
II IL made from the sa'saparla, Still igi,, Vel.
low Dock, Snake and Blood Roots and CaIisaya,
Priekly Arh and wahoo Barks, and possesses rare
medical qualities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

TAKEN up by Richard Seymour, Of Union
] township, Lincoln county, bay roam ho 80,
supposed TO be three years old last spring, she'd
before. small star iu the forehead, small white
stripe on the neck, supp. sed to have been done
with . rops, abOat ii hands high, some appear
spoe Of brand GU left shoulder. Appraised 1t $25
before John NJ. Reeds, ]. p. b, n453w
TAKEN uPby John 8. White Of Bedford town,
/ ship, . so,rel marc. small white star on the
forehead, . lump on tho right -ids. lame in tho
lett fore foot. had shoe on the right fore foot,
IN good order. hands high, about 10 year, old,
Appssissd u ~ before J D. Shelton, " [p4S
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

vn' Terms ~ ISesioa yfoTreny wsth.!
Dcssd, PueI, Light, ss1qJ nc g'rd d, Vsgoo
Tsi,.. Ts;,.. !. IL SSg;s Ss.Ssss .S b2
Tsitioa 10 Rrinsr1 Dspass1sas, sl ii nls 90
Lessons ON Pisuo -, 90
Use Of Instrument, 500
p..EIns ard Ps'.,isss CO.,, 80 D a.'s 80
4s.hios PEI s.,ss,t 20 aaa odi ~ ,'a1"ais
connngensfes "ai arr eds tl,. s7s DO
All 5ills due At beginning Of session. 80
IAN Students charged from time Of sntsy tIll
close of session, sxceP. In cas-. Of special sAnireot
We commence this ses.lon with four regular
Teachers, al, graduates Of The best insiitutions
10 the coun.ry. Miss 3. ,. Jsskson, vhs Mkss
ch,,se g. of n. Mn''c Department, frs. s,.au.'.d
Music Vale ssuinaty, Conn. M. J. g. BoNies,
who takes charge Of the Primary Department. Is
. graduate Of Hanover Ae,demy, virginia, and
comes recommended BY the Faculty ,of that Ia
stiution. the mcusbefs or thhf Faculty being reg
uIar graduates Of Virginia Usivsfsity. The
other members Of eur Faculty ars known to the
commuuity. - o.
For further infornation address ..."
aug ~ n351 w. c.. RlaTuAN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

WbsuI COW o. an OF gets chotsd II is
said that immediate relief may be obtained
By s,rsppiug ups, fore lsg, and compel.
ling ~ ssimal to jsrp. This viii espss
ths obstruction to ay out. ''.a assr-
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
WANTED-AGENTN.

WANTEp-AGENTN.
C1HE per uenth 10 sstt ~ NATIONAL
~ ! - FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This machine 10 ssnal 70 the stAadsrd spebiuss
!, every y ;o!S q ;Ss Icy Pt;; q
COMPANY, 9isssbssga, Ps- 'uns3 3Ss3e On
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
SAVED /!

We are constantly purchasing for cash in the
New York and Boston Market, all kinds Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS. SILKS. COZ.
1ONS, BOOTy AND SHOES W,TCHEy
SEWING MACHINES. CUTLERY,
DRESS GOODS. DOMESTIC
GOODS. &C., DO f.-
Which we sctualiy selling At an avers 70 pricc
Of One Dollar for each article. Our sales
being strictly for cash, and our trade much larger
than that Of any similar concern, enables us 70
give better bargains than can be obtained Of any
other house. .,t ... ... III
THE LADIES
Are especially invited to give ms q trial.
SEID voR CrRcuLAn AND EXCHANGE LIsr.
Our club systsm Of selling 10 as folsews. For
So We send 20 patent pen ,ouutains and checks
describing 20 different articles to bs sold for .
dollar each 40 for -; 60 for -; 100 for 90,
sent BY mail. Co@mi~so~s larger dan tkoss offered
bS usy other firm, according C. the siss Of clab.
Single fountain and cheek. 10 cents. Male and
female agents wnnted. Send Money In Reg.
istered Letters. Send us . trial club and you
will acknowledge thnt you cannot afford to buy
goods OF any O,he' house thereafter.
EASTMAN Z KENDALL.
90 Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
June 4, n23 GIN $xpd3m I,|
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
,4tT. qdi TROY qdr
Christisn, Inst

TUE THIRD % ANNUAL SESSION
! Of this iassitution will commsscs on
,msnday, Sspiehber u lSe0. ;.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
IIBDlAlIliON MlOlaln
.-nAAxu1AcggSD.s ~
..,'W - E"W ELLy
," ',.,,.,. -, 80 TROY MO. ''a.''

THIS Loom wssves twelve kinds Of sietn yI,s
Donb's Ca.simsr, kidssd .CAssimsr, .FaAr.
Leaf LEI sesns, Blanket Twill, Double Blanket, Phin
TIosn' T',' Iwssd. sstinst, s.tinsit Ne. J, bfsLss
vhs. .Hand CAs.Pssa Loou il ssvf,y vs,sAA.
and not lsabls TO get ost Il rsPais. 1, : i,oI.s
All orders pronpliy Ailsd b.
Oct ~ ~, nH .wM. {EWlLE.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Advertise ysur bvsiSess u The Lin
csla Cssaiy HsralL Terms very
Voasonah1o. ~, "a.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
CONJUGAL LOVE,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE
Essnys for iouny Men, on the Error, Abuses and
Diseases which destroy the Manly powers ard
create impedimenis to ..arrioge, with sure means
Of relie. Sent in scaled letter envelopes free "t
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCId TON,
Box r., Philadelphia. Pm. ju23 n30 6m
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

The Albany CulfiUatOr reminds Young
fruit-growers that midsummer Is criti-
cal period to newly set cherry trees.
No other tree is 30 sensitive to the cOin~
bined effect Of heat and drouth at this
time. .lIter setting in the spring, they
usually expand their leaves, present a
vigorous appearance and grow an inch
or two, often more, but when the hot
weather Of midsummer strikes them,
very much 70 the disappointment Of the
owner, the leaves wither and the trees
die. This may be prevented il taken in
time by heavy mulching DO not place a
small bunch Of straw at the foot Of a
stem, but thick coating, four or five feet
in diameter, and If straw, five inches
thick-compact, 6ne grSss may be a little
thinner
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

cooled, yet it never entered the cup while
the pie was in the oven, for this simple
reasan, the inside Of the cup was as hot as
the Inside Of the pie. Thecase Of invertiDg
q cnp IN the pie does more harm than
good, for, as the heat cooks the fruit, il also
expands the air in the cup, which air tends
TO blow out the juice from the dish. But
if a email hole, say a quarter Of an inch,
be made in the bottom Of the cup, which,
Of course, comes TO the top of the pie when
inverted in the dish, the hot air will escape
into the oven and leave room for the Juice
to run into the cup, which again will de-
second among the fruit on the pie cooling.
"Now how are We 10 make this small hole
in the bottom Of thseuP2" says the read err.
SIdsien and you shall hear" says the
writer. Take a six-inch flower pot, I'll il
with dry sand or mould, then take your cup,
inyeFt IL, and pash il down into the mould
OF sand ill only the top il Just seen, BY
which means the inside Of the cup IL rs full
Of sand or mould a. il will he Of Juice when
IN the PIE; then take a shATp-pOinted ia
slrpment, like an old pair Of scissors or
one-pFonged fork, and begin 70 peck away
little BY little, and you sill soon have
small hole, which can easily then be made
bigger before taking the cup from the flower
| pot The sand or mould prevents the ehI
from cracking or breaking during the chip
ping process When the cup is used ihver
it in the pie, but take care that the small
hole Is free from Che crust" Here is
very simple eontrivance that will sOO'
prove itself. A grand plants to make tire
pies, one without any cup, one with a cuI
and one with the cup with the hole IN
then you can see the difference. Gardeaer'
| Mlnnznle - -. ----