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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

baltimore city was, on Monday last and ior
several lays preceding, the theatre OF great po.
li'icnl excitement, caused by the approach Of the
l''tio'l NJ which delegates to the Congressional
dominating conventions we're 10 be chosen -
Governor Swami claimed the price" Of bis per.
'i'ly ~ bis deserIion Of principle Of his vaiua-
bic nd 10 the rebel cause, and demanded that he
he nominated by the democracy Of the thirteen
upper wards 81 Baltimore city as their candidate
inr Congress There were some democrats In
IL" disiiei Who believed that Nr. Swami had
been paid Ia full aud, not Lcing willing 10 lTus,
him fully, desired the srlcclion Of some one else
- their candidate. 4 hard bitter aud acrimo.
Minus conies, ensned, bat Swans superior tao
ties aud imPudcnce and nscaliiy carried him
through and -fcsf-i him the nominaiion, he re-
criEing hrarly all the volts VI the twelve upper
wards II ,i'e city. lie was backed by the Gus.
Tom house, post oiies and internal revenue ofiios
i"H"rnrr, aud had the entire machinery Of the
State government at his command, aud all ,heas
ads TO political success were ussd uasparinsly.
The s'riigh,-oui democrats, Iike NJ. Brsn, and
Dr uhAisiy, were conlsmpluoualy laid aside.
that an old political ,rieksssr mighl be nomlna.
ted, aud YET bic election will 10 claimed -
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To Bridge Contractors.

GErAKATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
LDreccvrd 81 the office If the county c',Inmi..
-i"ners IT haliimsfc county.
Afi nc ~ tag - OisLr Is6s.
i"r building BRIDGE. ii wood - irun over
Davis Run. ou The sulphur spring Road. Plan.
aud specifications caE be- seem al the office ~
th" Superintendent 81 Reads aud Bridge. on
Tuv-day. the 18th instant.
lly ORDER "f ~" Comni. sinners,
". :. SHOEMAKER.
superintendent al Roads aud Bridges.
sept. ~ u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12
DIED.

Vt hi- r'.i'"n"". near G"vanstnwn. oI tho
sih im-,. Eh"i> l.. ",EG.E. IN the 18th year
"t hi- age.
In this county. .'i, The 81 IN, WitLi,v :.
SCH ID stephen and Amanda VI crimes aged
vrar-.
81 l;estcrstown. on the 1T in-i.. Mr.. Mlmr
= '''.i>.>. in her nth y-aF
\, Mount Washington. "n the Ith instant.
Tm""ts BE""Ln,Rt. IN the 2Sth year Of his age.
In this county, IN the lst inst. RrIn LrNoN,
daughter of :. Fletcher anl Anna q. Sullivan.
aged u months.
At tarrolltnn. Baltimore county. gu the "a
inst. jtii'. infant daughter oi =. II. aud X.
=. " illIams. ase,l 20 innnths aud u DAYS.
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Proposals for u School House.

DRuPOSAI.S viii Le rrrciyrd until Tkrs..
Il 'iaV. Ny'ftasL'r l.M. isGs. for furnishing
materials aud building
Pebble SCHOOL HOUSE.
10 tie Fifih Election District IL baltimore
county sire : . ., - i..i. siti yosii'r'e hy
- Eri
Plan and specifications eau lee se'u q my
Residence. At. carmel. Baltimore count, rnl
ether inl"i mati"n furnished "n apI,licat"i
By "rir- "i she board of srha,I C,anft. is.i,m.
ef-. TlIOS. Z. GoHsrCii.
Commissioner Tor 18th District
Sept r.. II
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fO.3 CLE.ITEL fNH'S IOi
POrILAR
DRY DDS no IS E,
STOREKEEPERs


w T. think you will Gni il t. you. ..i.... {
w Ia call upon ~ before lunkiu; rlscwher..
We have lately made an alteration in our store.
aud have now in use three cutifc floor. ;,s., Of
which are used entirely Tor whulcsaling. uLr
entirely for retailing.
un our lower floor you will find large stock
| OF PRINTS. such as American. Spfasuei g.
Anoskcag. Wamsutta and all other lower
sradc- also, Blcaehcd aud Brown psmask..
t"lorcd pril:s. Whit, Rel ami Grey flauncls
= large stock Blcachcd and Brown crash a.!
>" "a large stock ui iiiclchcd Mu.lirs. such -
to Namsutta, iuir"-r".rfn. I white
>thr. li"ly"kc :. - Vernon. ai.i I'D other
makcs; also Brown Mu-i.u-. surh u- Laurel.
l.. ''.u. Washington. Lrcuuit \. f.ttcr.pu. 30
II : RalIahann"ek. all makes watch ,an
be- purchased ~ this bet. ga t..s il".r j.
also found our NOTION DEPARTMENT
VT rr' everything relating Co. that iialrii 1t
the trade can be iound slih IS Tins. ~ i....
>I~-'l cotton. Threai aud "tl..r .tttr.r. i...t ga.
meTuus to mention.
Our first door j. tor retailing Il. our,Il-
toners will ind full assortment %! FALL.
AND WINTER DRESS GOODS. such Biark
Mpacas, Wool Dclaihc-. r"plu hcluii. "a
fact full line 81 Dres. Goo'l- Il ever, l--
criptinn. We have here a ful. cosl.. "i ...iL.
numbering - or ID, all experienced hand.
vii" consider II n" trouble io show good. lui
are always willing. whether ",ir rI-i"'u 90 huy
"a not
1T n-avy Cashmere. ra-iurtt-. lin. ,n-.i
mrr--. heavy Ky. Jean. Ssttl,it-. So A..
full line 81 Blankcts. both whit, AMI brown. "f
all sizes, ~ I. ~ T. Ia.!. al "fwhiri w, nu III
exceedingly cheap. Onc rou ul."n 'hi- i"of
is uscl entirely for lI"ol, Skrts ct all siy-, ami
styles. which We can sell At "a manufacturer
prices.
n our custom !, 'laiiv inrr.. ,iis. rvt.ni i.e
through Baltimore. Hartford. C-,ii. li.aai,l .'i
all the eastern counties "i MAJ. !"si. wen q,
tending int" ennsylsauia. 81, tHi Wr 4..
compelled IT, keep large iul sat."u- -i,..a. 90,
~ q, be- able in suit all onr rn.t"m.r..
Efs- Bundle. will be- conveyed io al Opt
stations. Hotels. ar wherever ih".'' purrha 'n.
may desire. frs' q cla,1'.
W. have great msuy cu-ttturi. Wli.un S."
have never seen. They .rni "a. wngi %. k'i.,t
aur prices aud to send them sauilr ~ us.l:
We u" 20" aud Invariably we t..r,ivc "r.irr. a..
ship them e'--ls q. o. H. Ne will l". i.l... ..,t
Ia quote prices aud s-nl ample. i"anv lfr.r
"r atnr~kccprt,:.
- RsHen6sr ~ Naats caa .VrsL,i
T.. u. CLEAVELANb 4 60
loi y. Gay - "ne 'l,ar if,,n Frontst..
Baltimore. ~
go Maine I'll The window sua .n As
side awnings. Sept; =. isds ~
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
EALL SUPPLY jus, received. We have D.,
Il splendid article IT cali Skin iinois. winch
We can sell low. CIiA>. Il. CHEW.
sept. " tt ToNs"HtnwH.
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THE BALTIMORE M.IRKETS.
.N.IRRIED.

"a 81. "i iugn.t. IN baltimore. by Rev. Il.
y. N",.s. Cu,.. X. BtAN.H,Mn. al Baltimore.
- Nj. LttEA Y. SIAM. of this county.
\; ihc r"sii"nc" al the BRIDE father. gu the
Philadelphia turnpike. on the 9TH ii.st. By Rev.
Philip tlarkr. BINI. +. WORK To- Mis-. >,r,m
4. pLr bath Of baltimore county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

ptNkts STARCH This just ccltbrirr,i rni
world .,uowned aFiici, h,s taken the hr,' prize
medals ia Europe ani in Ills county L.. great
siIra. ID and prIfcci putty, combined with the
CLOS. o. rivcs 10 the fabric. makes +: ihc f,yotiic
Of the Lou>rhc,pcr and hunirc.. Il iar most
eronouii, Al Starch N ever: W.! 'ur cine pound
Off Hili 20 as Eat - two pounds 90 ordinary
starch. There is n l.as' at,ing o: lou, - c,s
q pound 10 the huuschcrpcr. in the usr ~ this ar
liclc A.k tic merchants for puryca's Starch.
AID hc suite sou get IT, Sc ndv,riiscmcu'
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important Notice 70 stookhOldern,
rosT OFFICE.

FINuERE will b. q n.esiins 1T a.. st,ckhnll.
Il cis ct the WESTERN RrN TURNPIKE
COMPANY.
AT BUTLER rOST OFFICE
vs Naiss day. Sspiss,bsr 1874, ~ o'ciock .. ".
Il q positively necessary fur every stakeholder
I" 'v present a. lnsuTs the cuiBl'lrtion IL the
road.
The third instalment y now past due, aud
suhsrfibers mustpsy up al once. We want the
n"ney iD prosecute ~. work. boat stand
back. hut 90 a. the Treasurer with yo,ir money
JAS. q. CLARKE, President
sept i2.-tm.
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New Fall Goods,

/ II ARRIVED. ai the " Excelsior store.
~ Tow s"nt"wn. new supply 81 Srn."nabi.
article. embracing DRY GOODS. FANCY
GOODS NOTIONS. A. call and -rc ihc,n.
Sept T.. II rlIAS. Il. CHEW
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Tho /" Lafayette" Neck Tic

4 Ew ARTICLE. ank the very thing that
N sehtl'mcn need. Tor sale ~
clIAS. Il. CHEW,
Sept. T. a Towsontnwn.
IAEBArGlI'S ALL HEALING LOTION.
L Tor sale by
WI = SHEALEY 4 BROS.
sept. l2.-u Tow snntuwr
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.VciO advertisements.
Gcntlemens' Furnishine Coz

Gcntlemens' Furnishing Goods,
4 NEW SUPPLY. Just received. 1t CiIEw'S
n EXCELSIOR STORE, Tows"niown
sep; I? Il
lust RECEIVED. a large lot OF STONE
- PRESERVING JARS. JUGS. 1r. at
wM. $. slIEALEY 4 bros.
S'lt ~. Il Towsontnwn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

Tug WAY to minister 10 n mind di.rascI' j.
10 take Peruvian Syrup, protected SOLUTION Of
the Proiol ,ds a ,ToH. which give strength aud
vigor In the whole syiem. restores the digestive
organs 10 perfect health, thereby restoring the
mind 10 Us natural yigor
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small Farm at Private Sale.

flNilE subscriber urfs iug sale the FARM oh
ii which lac how resides. situated two miles
irum Hereford. ia the seventh District -
.ssGr ui baltimore eu.. an the road SstsM
S<sEe iea'ling nom Hereford b. Alan. 61SS
-Hehcstor. This Farm conlainsl eshs
- ArkES Of GOOD LAND. in a high siata
Of cultivation. This improvements consist oi a
s.-lt two tory Log Dwelling House, Corn house.
llcr house aud other unt buildings. There Is
"a Nipple Orchard and Peach Orchard ON the
place. both % which are Ia full bearing. Il
will he cold . great bargain. Apply on ths pre-
misses. kNaoh clilL'OAr
Sept. I2.=lm.
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Clothing! Clothing!

ply To JAMES MERIDIAN.
Sept. s.-at. Tuwsontnwm.
Clothing! Clothing
A fREhli STOCK "i gentlemen. ,l"tlirg.
IA just received ~ ~" " Exrrl.i"i St".,.'
Towsontawn. Full -'.t. 80 ,,ry loss rst,.
ConIc and -" an variety and LEARN "ur i.,'.'
sept !! a. o.. Il. CHEW
u'lllS Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
scril"r has received from th" orphans
Court NJ Baltimore county. i.tt,t. 81 aim ui..
tratinn. nn the estate 1t
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
lat" 81 .al'l county, deceased. NJ lcrsonsAsv
ing claims against tho aid iatr are hereby
warned 10 exhibit IL" s,iRc. will lac voucher
thereof, I" the suhsrtil,rr.
nor htforc IT, lsM st,y Of M.y l.Gn
they may otherwise, by law. bc *, .udc,, ir"iu
nll hci Eft IT ,aid estate. Those indebted %
.stl cstai" are requested Q" make iuucdmi.
payment Given under my hani tin. ,ih lay
WILLIAM NJ. IsAAr.
sept ~. IT, Adm.nistf.,.
List OF Applicants
M ~ passed .urr"-slul examination Oh.
w TEACHER. 81 Public Srhpnls 10 llaltiput.
county al Thursday. S"i'irnlpr 10. ISL.
Ffrs' Gs''i,
JASPER y. SLACK.
i:LlZABErH HARRISON.
,,..ad 'rnh
DAVID \ EBAJull.
MAMIE q. TONntt.
ROBERT Il. ClIhPMAN.
ALBERT ErCllEN.
MARY l.. JONES.
HALLE rnNGCE,
GEoKtlE \. HALL.
SAMtEL KLrLlE
sept. q: -. Examine
DICuAgp a. Hill ASH pguEE~. -.
III MAR''AHEr BELL MD OTHERS b.
ne Firrr1 f.'ri TO- Hfiha,,,. ',s.fe ~erf.iu
her lnth. Lis.
ORDERED. lhai ihr al, mr.i. .,iti .. l.,'f.t
hA ilii.r u taihr,it V'u-t,r 90 ih, l,...,.
rrty 81 ia" nuttl -ii' 80 ~hnt,. is.n'. 80 .,t.
~ hal,tm",, city. i iaiiu.d .ni ,"ii'.n,a.
unlrss cause in the contrary thereof. h" .l."Nn
"n ~ hri"f" the aish .i'ig ~ H.fnh,.. ..
provided. r"py "i tin "rtri D" .ri"l ,t.
."ii" newspaper printed - ii.itn.,;" r"untv ~.
'nr' 10 zach IT thi.,. .ucrc..iv" N'sl+ t.t..
Z 10, ninth day 81 urtul-f next
IT." Report s'ai', the an'HuI "t -,''- g" '''
.iHu.un.
Enw y AnY. 'ir,'.
Enw. u. AtY '.r.
SEPT. ~. 81
Proposals for Il Bridge.
'l,llE nnd.i.i.u-.. ,"inm ".i,., s.,rl. ...,
l., fht la..l. q, ',uuty '"s,fHl ..i..r. ."'
/ H1liiin. ?" AMI Howard 'r.untr.. 500 90.
+ PROPOSALS FOR BrILniN" i W',rl|
I 'i;li"'E.
over IA" r.'al..,., lili- 90 III i..i,.. I,n.,in
"n Ia. 'li Washington ROAD. '.,ia...t itlt n.',.
! aud Howard r,.uut'r.
/ Til" l.ugih 81 thu .sij hiidg.. ,s,l Zoe. -. ....
l'"r-"". "'Af"s pr pod. ".'I 'Uh .f.,r.
Thu l.i.,....l. wtl. De-. f.rc,,,.i ui.t..
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Farm for Sale.

TlNllE undersigned oilers TOR sale . small and
L ,.fy dc.irahlr PtECE OF LAND I,,eatc.l
S.7e IN tlc Hartford Turnpike about uine
~ mile lrua baltimore. at the cross.
= ing Of ihc joppa Road with said -
Turnpike. u contains FORTY. ACRES.
about o. 81 which arr cleared and in GOOD cn,,.
iiii"n balance covered with good TIMBER.
ia" improvements are good substantial
STONE HOUSE, Stable. Ice House. 2c The
water On the place t. excellent. For ierns
Ae. alpi, g. JOHN II. LONGNkCKER.
Towsuntown,
or 60 thc Editors af this paper.
- This property will positively bc .oll.
sept a.. -tL
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Important 20 Fariacr> (!
Robinson's Improved
SlIpER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME

gnNIilS Fertilizer = now recognised hy l'inn.
IL tets. Farmer. aud Gardener 10 ali .rc.
tions II the United State. North aud South
-. an article of rare excellence ami trial 1T
equal quantitiesD side 10y eide with auy other
phosphate Ia tn market will affect is sup,-i
GRITTY
Rablnsan's agents tor Maryland have s"ld
his phosphate FIR nearly 20 years. l., hnnlr.is
81 farmer. ~ the State. aud could ill eplumn.
with ccttidra,c. u they iecinssl u necessary
ELLIS a CAIRNS.
IFS t.ay 81 paltimnr.
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fOR PREsIpkAI IHa..


Ge"eIH Ulysses y. Grant.
OF ILLINOIS.
F0R vUg PRESIDENT,
Hon. Schuyler COIJdr.
OF INDIANA.
Phh>lDENTIAL EIn TORS.
Ar LARGE.
Hos. HENRY II. GOLDsHOROUCH
lt"N. JOHN T.. SMITH
DISTRICTS
1T district DAVID BLOCKsOM.
FL WILLIAM ". MARINE.
81 WILLIAM |. NICHOLAS.
ith Carr. II. CLAY NALL.
9Th WILLIAM J ALBERT
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NeW advertisements.
Wanted.

A Boy I" learn the Blacksmithing trade.
IN Must be between IL aud Is years old ~.
ply a. JAMES -HERIDAN.
Sept. s.-,st IuWFputuwu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

y Ar.. have 81 hand Grrund Raw Bane
which they guarantee g. h,' pure. Fer 80. 1T
the lowest market rate. q liberal discount g.
dealers. Aug. -. Pa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

i'e" Nl,f'a'''r IIR 10 Sep,es.i., :oiG.
Z" 'r svtmin".l y, ~" Examining Physician.
hereby ii"wafn all persons claiming 81
eiaIiiuh. whn shall tail ." make their appear
anr' bei"r" the l-'srl. that they will he dealt
with according t"inw.
JOHN o. WRIGHT.
Enrolling officer nth bi-triri Baltimore 90.
sept u: -
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nR. JOHN 4. Ulll.ER.
SURGEON DENTIST.

tlgcc Org niii,aa, y SAaaisys stone.
TOMsuNTuNN
Teeth sstlsstsd - The uss II thr Narcotic Spfay
AItiacial rseth inserted Nuir anitr todd o. ssf
- siii D. ~ haltiaaSrr en Monaays. Tnr..isy
Wednesdays aud fhufsdays aud The haants ~ r time
81 ny once IA foueantouh Jane ~. isas II
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Notice.


HNlloSE claiming exemption ir"m military
L 'lut, IA the Eleventh district nrc notif.,l
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FOR RENT.

81 f"ttis ii"h' W Vac PROMISE 80" l,nuu Peach
n"'.. '.lii ms ha't in iull bearing about Ton
Apple AMI l"n Chrrsy Tees "a hIli bes.sing.
aud O. vari",. Il Siaall Frnits Of best qualities.
.url Strawberries. Currants. Gnnscbcrric-.
ar 10" Dwelling y beautifully situated. aud
.utt.IDtirl 10y large trees IT various kind..--
ita., y also Tenant House. large Barn, Torn
II f'-'' '''triH"e iionse. large Stone Dairy nnd
all tn . necessary out building. Rogers Sta
'i"u. 1913 The wr.irrn Maryland Railroad. il
"ne fourth o' mile from the dwelling making
ii worry lrsirahlr for any one doing hnsimcs. ~
to- riiy. Apply on th" prcmi.cs. or At he r.
.isirl % Milis' office. r"wsontuwn.
sept. ~. q q. +. MAC"ILL.
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Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps.

NALL SUPPLY lust reroived We have
IL splendid article IT cali skin i.pois. vino,
We can sell low. CIiA<. 4. CHEW.
sept. u &C. Tow saiitn,st.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-15

Gen Sherman's opinion Of copper
heads, given some time since in letter
to Gen. Fitzpatrick, is as applicable to
the present crisis as when it was writ
ten: ut is really provoking, hardly
worthy Of serious thought, but rather
IF satire and ridicule, the squirming of
the politicians called coppcrhea''s, who
oppose the war from every conceivable
motive; some from sheer cowardice,
others to oppose political party, some
because they thought We could not
whip the South, and now that it is re-
duced to demonstration, have hard
work to explain their conduct even to
themzelves. l haze no patience uiih
that class of men, and believe that the
people Of the South have more respect
for N who belabe.ed them so soundly
than for the copperheads, who, nomi-
naI'y their friends, led them deeper
and deeper into trouble"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Brandon (Miss.) Republican,
whereof A. j Frantz is editor, pays
the following compliment to 1--WE uus'
of Yankee land:
THE YANKEE.
"Ho is a compound mixture Of i'm
pudenoe, impertineucc, ingratituae, sell
6shness, RIGHTEOUSNESS, ingratitude, ma
Lightly and low-cunuing.
"He is a religious thief-a psalm
singing hypocrite--a praiso.God liar
loud-braying swindler, and a smooth
tongued doccivcr.
ole was conceived in iniqu'ty,
brought forth in sin, reared in crlmo,
| educated in tho arts Of stealing, and
has followed rascality for living all his
life. %
"Ho will sacrifice his last friend if
he can mako dime by it, or he would
sell the dead body of his grandmother
for soap grease for two bits.
"When he hires q negro to work for
him, he has it specified in the contract
that he is to charge fifty cents per
hour for every hour lost, aud at tho end
of the year he always has the negro
largely in his debt.
s'If be contracts to feed them, he
buys rotten bacon and meal at low
figures, aud sells it to his hands ut the
usual price for good articles.
"lf he sells you pound Of sugar,
onc-thirl Of it will be sand.
"The whiskey he sells you is two
thirds water, with little tobacco and
red pepl er put in to make it fiery.
"lIe don't think of, or study about
anything, except how to swindle some
body. :.
ale always has his carpet-bag stuff
ed with pinch-back jewelry, which he
sells to the ignorant for pure gold.
"On rainy days, when he can't 80
out, he sits in the house and manufac-
lures wooden hams and nutmegs.
eff he hires one Of you to do little
job for him, for which Southern gen.
| tlcman would give you half dollar, be
will either give you three cent piece
or tell you to call again, as he has no
change.
"He cares nothing about you except
to get your votes, and for that purpose
he will 50 and eat with you, sleep With
you or kiss your ragged children. If a
hog had vote he would do the same
thing with them.
"Hc goes to church on Sunday, sings
and prays, puts on long face, and
then swindles his own children out Of
their supper. He does that in this
way l.: He gives them two cents each if
they will 50 to bed without eating. In
the morning they are very hungry and
give him the money back for piece OF
bread"
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1t is stated that as George II.
Pendleton was leaving the Platform
recently, after one Of his most vigorous
harangues, he was accosted by one
armed man, who congratulated him or
his excellent speech. II Can apprcci.
ate it," said the man, holding up his
stump. II lost this arm while defand.
ing your principles" "Ah! indeed"
said the orator, blandly smiling. eyes,
sir,',- said the other. ~ lost chat arm
while fighting in the southern army
against the Abolition government" IN
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-15

Onions are to be pulled as soon as
the tops Of a majority Of tho plants fall
over. Dry thoroughly those that are to
be stored for winter. They should not
be put in large heaps, but spread thinly
in cool and dry place. Take up onion
sets, and store in similar place, spread
in layers about four inches thick.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale . good
farm Of 100 sores, on the north end Of
Maine Praire, about d.
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
! Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
! 10 and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises iss
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE,
With stables. gransry and storshouse, two
good wells, ind otherimprovemsnts. This
farm 10 directly on the main road from st..
Cloud to Forest City, and will DO sold
cheap. Inquire atthis Office, or Of
J. 8. DAM,
veas0 tt On tho premises.
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IT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIN.

Join tSlirnik:
sIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the s1H DA OCTOBER 1865 at 10 clock in the
forenoon OF the said day, ami thea and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1898 made tv
you October 18th, 1867, upon the ne II section :.
township l25 range 81 in the District Of lands sui
ject to sale St. Cloud Mimi, should not be cancel
ed, as John Fcsler alleges an abandonment there
ty you and proposes thea and there show the same
when you *lil De permitted contest such showing
ii. G. WAIT: Register
augl3 OWL II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ August Is, 1865.
Nm. COMPTON:
SIR: You are hereby 1otfed to appear at this Office
on tie 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1865 at 10 O'Clock in
tie forenoon of the said day. and then and there shov
cause WY your Homestead Entry No. 2a5S, made bv
yyu March 81 1856, upon the Sc Il section a. town.
ship III range 20, in the District Of land. subject TO
sale AT st. Cloud, Mimi, should not be Cancelled as
Marcus artin alleges an abandonment thereof bv YOU
itii i.se> the and there to show the same when
yos VA. lie permitted to contest such showing
II. c. WAIT, Register.
"uG-'-Cwz =. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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! AEU OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Au-USt -, 1865.

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81 Au= USt >, 1865.
j. 4. !,:.,:,:i,;:
sit: l'u AZ; merely notified to appear at this Office
g" IN -31li DAY " OCTOBER, 1sos, a: 10 O'Clock
III tie forenoon Of the said day and then and .he-e
>1o" c'',e why ycur Homestead Entry No 1913. made
~ You November 1st, 1865, upon the X NV y
>e Z. NV sw 4 ne section s, township is, ranSe
- IN the District CT lands subject to sale a, St,
ti"ul, Mint, should not be cancelled, as CALVIN R
CARTS alleges n abandonment thereof bv Won. and
t:"iw>es then and there to show the same when Won
VIII b permitted TO contest such showing
Il. c. WAIT, Register.
aus-'-6W. Il. {. BURBANK Receiver
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J AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

J AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ September -, iS6S.
Eugene C1nr.ght:
SIR: You hereby notified to apnaar AZ %h.oes..
on the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1865 At 10 o'cIoc1 IN
the forenoon of the said day and then and thee sho
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 2s2s, made BY
ship SO, range g. in the District Of Isnis .nhec -,
sale at st. Cloud, Mimi, should not be cancelled. A.
lanes NJ. Reed alleges abandonment THEREOF
c you and proposes then and there to show the same
when you will be permitted t. contest such shoxinr
II. c. WAIT Register,
ocs1-eWa II. C. BURBANK Receixe.