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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18
BEEF CATTLE.

On the hoof, as follows::
Two hundred and twenty (220)' hss4 at
Fort Buford; DIT; to DO delivered by
August 1st, 1862" ha:.i sf''"'''':
One hundred and ten (110)' head Pit, !: Fort
Totten, D. r. to Be delivered by An-
gust lst; 1869. -. a Ks - :Sis"s'
Ninety (90) head ct Fort stsYensol, b. T. /;
to be delivered BY July lit, 1889; 40
Three hundred and forty. (340), head et
Fort Sully, b. T. 200 to Be delivered BY
July 1st, 1862 and the rjmiihdef BY
September lot, 1869. g. '"'s'*7 - I'D
Seventy five (76( head st Fort Randall, D.
r.; 70 Do delivered BY ydis 1T, 1859:
twenty-five (25) head q .x0ft' Dlk0ta, D.
T.; 70 be delivered BY August III, 1859.
Seventy COY head q Port Ransom, %. r.;
Il" DO delivered bylJuly lit, 1862: s"-
! The cattle must average about opt tho1-
saad and city (1;050) pounds Grost xafkht,
and 30 steers from thrive ts) 70. seteh :N7)
All Ices sh.u three and over seven years
old-snd all falling short Of 800 pounds
gross weight, bulls, stays and COWS, win DO
rejected. go. >,s' :
Also, 1t the s.us time and places, pro-
pssals win be received for supplying
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No NAx1.-"Ons Of The Agitstsd'' sends
~ through the Post O6es communication
uaobjsetionsbls every Wy. sxespt that tho
name Of the writer 10 omitted. No CORES
pondsaes can bs inserted unlsss W know
By whom IL IL written. In this instance,
II he authersss VII comply viii this in
vasiabls rule, her article shall appear next
week.
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vs.. = .-: =, ...-:.
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>Housekeepers!.
-. =. Housekeepers !!
4en-Women and Children.
Men Women and Children.
~. READ-READ.
w.. Cooling to sealds and Burns II. =.
! j., =, Soothing to al painful wounds, &C."
"Hsaiing to all Sores, Ulcers, IT,"
tCostar's' Buckthorn Sa1ve
Il the most extraordinary salve ever known.
Its power Of Soothing and Healing for all
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chap
ped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for
Piles, Co., &o.-is without q parallel. One
person says Of it, Il would not be. without
: Box II. my house, II it cost $500; or
had 70 travel ell the way to New York fof
IN 2. Eoenn'g News, Sept. s.
All Druggists in ST. CLOUD sell it.
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-"17s most s.eess.tsl bssinsss s's'' $" e"''
-;t. A.. t1e,e rho Asss sdvsstissd li6srsl!y
and confidently. "-aolAc1 011EI1I.
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HopuLA1.-'Ces1ak's'' Buekthorn Salvs,
BeantfRR and Ixteeminators, are the most
popular Preparations in The market. They
- selling vsry rapidly, because they give
such god sati6fheaio1. The advertisement
v1ll be found in aasGhsr oolann. 8. Mar"
~ y sgsst 1sr q. CIsad.
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O. ou0WS: ). ,,..-3:
At Fort Buford, D. T., two hundred and
fly ESQ., tons. ..:.. j.. =: :.
At Fort Totten, D. T., one hundred. and
fifty (150) tons. :. .:a:,
At Fort Stevenson, u. r., one hundred and
ten (ll0) IONS. 49, .,"1
At Fort Rice, D. T., one hundred and sew
enty.fve (176) tons. ..s,....
At Fort Sully, D T., one hundred and: fit
ty (150) tons. IT,.
At Fort Ransom. D. T., seventy-fve (75)
tons: -. ri -: =. .:.,..:.;
The hay 70 DO cut this year, while green,
properly cured, free from weeds, and de-
livered 1t the posts by September 1T, 1869.
Each bid should contain q written guar
antee Of two responsible persons TO the Of
feet that tho bidder is able to fulfill : : con!
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DouA11ox IA11Y.-Ihe 1oAy ttisads Of
Tie Rsv. Mr.. Crsightsa vim 1set q As
lsuss q Friday evening. 1fassh 1ets,
They ass requested 70 eoass fully lsspassd
u deoaas literally 70 IL worthy Poster OF
Tie 1stAslis& Church.
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PnnrAaA1loxs '1oR Loo D11vI1o.-1hs
1unbsrnsn ars making extensive prspass
tio1e tsE running their leSs 20 soon - The
river sysns.. We ~ iaSornsd hat grsat-
q Aunbsr Of log Vim b placed In drives
this spzi1s tAaa my previous season, Tie
pest winter Aavias bssa one favorable u
Tie work. Every Day teams loaded with
dsivisg sppasstss, prsvisisns, h., piled
int lsrgs bsttsssx psss through ths city
,.ttSsirvsy = tas Upper llisussippi
nj eaNp u eur 1oliss he faet that Nessrs
&c. Njaslsw 1 Co., u thsrr shop Q, Jet
atesoa Ays1as, ~ mailing some very sab
staatial baateosx ~ ths ~ Of eur snts1
peisias tissds rsa ~ piassiss. -.
Jus1 Rsuuy1DA hsSs lot Of NJ
~ suitable 1Ir ~ H. = and Lett
feoda. G@ aaad vaar oedae1 % this o8e0. :
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9A71sylpD .-Sens I've weeks sinss ~
vspplsd The feet that 0t&s Lasde1slsgsr,
Asahssa arrested By Sheriff Mickey. who
fssal h his possession quantity Of stel-
. seiaeaL such - sleish bells, blankets.
H., and that hs he'd bssn tried con-
vistsa, fsuud guilty and sentenced 70 psy
. fine sf$te, Or 20 to jail for three months.
OTTO I'D 10 money and asesssasily went
the Wy u teaasgrsssors out Of fands.
Since that day sf conviction end ssatssss,
10 hss boarded h tas Jail. On Monday
Last, however, 10 s0k for Justice Barnes,
paid his ans With sssts, amounting to 81
and weat forth, appsrsntly fully eenvinest
that the tree cir Of Heaven wss best suitst
t. his welfare and hsppinsss. :
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) Envy bssisess mss w1s wsses q n.
;Weess NJ trG4t s1ssl1 sdtats<, ~ :. ~
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p1unAxsup.-A.J J. Bisbss, IN old and
sxpeeisassd Teacher Of PsanaasAip, win
1sea these vhs. desire inprovsnsnt In
heir writing. q The Unioa School House,
On Thu1sday Friday and Saturday even
inss Of this week, 81 o'clock. The Arst
evenings sttsndanes free. Mr.. Bisbss 10
master Of tie business aud . successful
teacher Of the muscular movements. We
trust no viii b literally supportsd.-
Term 9, IL lessons, $3.50.
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PBlsoNAL.-A. Richardson started for
New York On Monday to purchase goods
for the spring and summer.
Our gssd-loohins friend 0sssgs Finch,
u The Arm Of Aurbash, EineA 1 eshs4sr,
Of st. Paul, put in N sppssrsnss On Noa-
day last. Hs 10 passing oGtAs geeds Of tAaa
vsll.k.ewn dry goods heuss u IL ner-
chants up he 6ssk Valley.
Nv. n. Lsahsop, Of Psynssvills, Va In
town . Tuesday svsaiss - Ais Ny home
ftsn Littls. Pals.
Hon. David 0i]mss, II Watat, ~
'leshol upsa" % si.ss he last lssss. HI
saiu bsllsvss h he Dsasssasis lasty. and
has ~ Aepec Of 10 success: ,-...:
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OFFICE CHEr GoNnssAHY OF SUDsfsf1NcI,l
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA. hH5S
ST. PAUL. MIMI, March 8, 1850, }
OEALED PROPOSALS, in DUPLICATE,
- will be received until II, NJ, Monday,
April u, 1869, for furnishing the U. 3.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18

Hsl1sa 11rolas.-Iast Friday. Justice
Dazass was Gagged IN tAs tsial Of d..
0sssa. charged viii petty larceny. tap
psazsd iron The testimony that arssa fssl-
Ing severely he sharp air u our March
svsaings, had appropriated pair Of gloves
70 keep Ais fingers warm. At The eoaelu.
don Of The trial, The Court Aasd the Offend
q I've dollars and costs, Or should The Ans
remain unpaid, dftssn days in Ne County
jail. The legal lander vas not forthoom.
inn the 'DoetoI'' M inoaresratsd
a4d his numerous patients ars ineonsolabls.
On Monday, Van Vlsst, N Inspector
General in the noble army Of Sunnsrs,
visitsd s.. Cloud. and attempted 70 dis.
charge bio duties BY inspecting our saloons
and ssnplias their liquors. Hs has made
no report On The quality. but the quantity
va TOO much for him. It caused hin to
he dsva 1pea our sidewalks and to cut
up espsrs only Allowable In The Vsloeipsd'
Rink. Il Asally caused him to help The
Narshal aad Ais Deputy up towards the
1sv brick. The asxt morning the Justice
assessed Van " dollsss and costs. and ~
10 dropped this tribute into our City 1rsas-
ury, 10 .sna.lsd In The fallnsss OF his
heart and lieA.asss Of his pocket, hat 'his
W. . vsry nice town. All present esia-
eld,di In this lass observation. bat esald not
fully support lin IN eas o. Two prsfAas
,llusioas atss1aRd made.
L.c7u11.-RSb. Morris, L 1. D., viii
deliver his celebrated lecture entitled ma
sonic Researches 10 The Holy Land" At
tho Congregational Church, on Saturday
evening, March 20tA. Dr.. Morris made .
thorough course Of Holy Land Explora-
items in 1858, eomprshsnding Jsrusalsm,
Jepps, Tyre, asbal. Lebanon, Damascus
and al the more noted places referred to
in the Patriarohs and the Apostles, the Ia
bors Of Jesus and The Rituals Of Masonry.
His Lecture embraces description ofpl.ess;
Of Funeral and Marriage Customs; Of Do
nsstio Life; Of Costumes; Of Agricultural
md Pastoral Life; and tho remarkable in
duence Of frss-Masonry among the Orlen-
ais. He viii rseite the Lords Prayer in
Arabic, and exhibit and translate the Ara
bio Passport, furnished BY the Pashs Mo-
manned Rasehild, in evidence Of his Ma
ionic ftiesdship to DR.. Norris. Although
his Expedition to the Holy Land was
made under The direct auspices Of Free
Masonry, ito results are matters Of equal
interest to Pastors, Bible Readers, Sunday
'ehool TsaeAsfs and Scholars, and Ill who
~ affected b The history Of human and
dvi1s events. Specimens and Relics from
hs Holy Land viii b exhibited, to illus
rate the nsrs Interesting features Of the
lecture, cd he whole 10 ssfsrrsd 70 n
sisinal nap q Palestine, sxprsssly pre-
ard for Ne pa1poss. Single tisksts 80
eats; 1ishsts sdnittisg lsdy and ssatls-
IA, Is ssats>' Doors open q ! 2. L., lse-
uEe . eo1nsaee q u.
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Cou1nx1D.-Ths opinion expressed .
lev webs sincs that there WAS great
deal Of wheat still remaining in the hands
Of farmers in this part Of the State 10 d.
most daily confirmed BY the statements Of
persons who have travelled extensively
through The country. Al look for higher
prices on the opening Of navigation. aud
~ holding on to every bush'l possible.
Issisr times may eo.fdsntly b expected
vhsa the holders begin to market this sur
plus.
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sur1Il,-1hs ladies Of The ConGrsga-
tional Church viii give ~ Intsrtainnsnt
and suppss, q ths &. Cloud Hail. On
TAursday svsai.g, March 2sAh. 1859. All
are eeRdially invited % attend.
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| ~, MEAT: MARKET. ...I..'.,.,,,
ElREsH Most, Haas, 9Saussgs sand Yer
lateAlsS sf allkildS, Kept constantly a.
and ehsp % st. GERMAN street ''><s' =,
CHAL. LUEa
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18

Nh PLus ULT1A.-The ''Cosmopolitsn"
stove, made in Troy, n. T., il rapidly tax
Ing The place Of al other cooking stoves.
II possesses advantages which no other
stove has. among which may bs mentioned
Tie reservoir and warming oven, features
Of Tie grsa&sst advantage to houssksepsrs.
An who havs ever used the ''Cosmopoli-
tsa" viii take no other. II you want .
first class stove, perfect in make and rea.
ssnabls in price, 70 to Rossnbsrssr Bros.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18

APahpblet containing valuable information on the
subject Of Advertising. List Of over One thousand
Newspspers, Che bet Adxe.tis,og hedons0 ana
Address GEO. p. k0wIIl Co., Now York.
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~Ad,s,tis;ss brings ths ~sseAeaFs soods
to tie eo.stast NOTES Of tie sssto1er.
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THE EDITION WILL BIZ LIMITRD, AND PERSONS
DH2IRING COPIES WILL DO WELL 10 SEND
THEIR ORDERS IMMEDIATELY 10
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MN pllu1o.-Nssns. P3e1it : Abbess
Aavo received several easss Of ~ 1Etaas'
Ii1s styles aad quality.
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Or. CLOUD FUR MARKET.
vsetedforT1s JousxAl,b BY D. II. G. xxrpAy & O.

MEAT llARKET.
ooalDc9RD WIlKiY n coA9D 3 1nlxNAN.,
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WANTED AGENTS Male and female, Who
can make from $40 to $50 per week At
home. All goods will DO consigned to
Agents, to be paid for when sold, and sam
pies sentf free. For particulars address, With
stamp. Foo. + C1Aax, Detroit, Ueh n
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n s.LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,

oEO. p. ROWELL Il CO.,
PUBLNHERS AND ADVERTISING A0ENzH
=, ~. 20 Park ROW, "
:: NEW YolI.
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Gox1 EAsr.-Mr. ". B. Mitchell, 3D.
itor, II enjoying his frss pass In . trip
Eastward. He viii journey - far ~
Pittsburs, Pa, and il expected to return in
about two weeks.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18
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1NDuSTIRY ,sEWIaG MACHINE.

Only THREE DOLLARS. Simple, practical and I
bic. Makes the Elastic chain stitch, and adapte'
all kinds Of plain sewing Any child can opera
An elegant dift. Testimonials daily. Sent 10 Pc
order On receipt Of price, s.. Address INDUS
SEWING MAeH1HEns5 nanchsstsr,N n. H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06

"Well, to make a long story short,
never blew brakes till the engine was
opposite the station. Then l shut off,
blew one whistle, and went sliding up
the road. Just as we stopped, the ex-
press, whose station whistle had heard
Just behind me, came up to the depot,
and stopped where the trains usually do.
If had minded the gong or stopped in
front of the depot, I'd been smashed.
"You see there was no way to do but
to run for for it We hadn'ta red light
for the rear car. We hadn't a lantern,
nor couldn't get one, to send back to sig
nal the flag men were on strike, and
the express didn't stop anywhere till ii
reached Poughkeepsie, and she had got
SO close on to us when the engineer cut
up as he did, that we couldn't stop at 8
station and send man back. Before
he could have got far enough away
they'd have been so close that the.
couldn't have broke up in time, bu
would have come into us.
I didn't know whether I'd killed Macl
or not, and took the owl train back
and found him all right as regards death
but very sick from the dip I'd given him
The company gave me this watcI
when they heard of it."-Neao for
Clipper.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06
a white face and three white spots on her
of shoulder, but the cow they killed had

a white face and three white spots on her
off shoulder, but the cow they killed had
none Of these. Mr.. Mann suggested the
possibility that his COW might have
caught her bell strap on hook or stub
and torn it Of, and in the burnt piece
might have blacked her face and shoul-
der as to make her appear as perfectly
black cow. These suggestions followed
by one that they go and dig up and ex-
anime the hide, struck Mr.. Ide with such
force that he repaired to the spot with
shovel in hand and on examination in
broad daylight, found surely enough he
had butchered his own COW. He was
greatly perplexed and wondered why
things had taken such an unfavorable
turn with him. He reviewed the circum-
stances of Mr.. Mann's hesitation when
he first made the proposition Of the
absence of all the cattle in the settle
ment of the strangeness of his cows's
leaving Mr.. Mann's and wandering off
alone to the other settlement of her
losing off her bell which was suspended
by strong strap round her neck of
her getting so badly crooked in the places
where the hair was white, but none where
the hair was originally black, and Of Mr..
Mann's readiness to return to him half
the carcass as soon as the purported mis-
take was discovered. He queried wheth-
er it were possible that all these things
had happened accidentally or whether
Mr.. Mann had betrayed him, and in
concert with others had pfrposely made
him kill his own cow. He was in bad
spot. He could not raise courage to
charge it upon his neighbor. If Mr..
Mann had betrayed him the people of
the other settlement knew it. He feared
to meet them, and although no one al
luded to the unpleasant circumstance
yet he avoided society, and in verifica
ton of the proverb that "the wicked
flee when no man pursueth," he stealthi
" left the town and was not heard o.
afterwards. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06

A JuDIcroUs WIFE.-A judicious
is always shipping off from her husbands
moral nature little twigs that are grow
ing in the wrong direction. She keeps
him in shape by continual pruning. If
you say anything silly. she will affection
ately tell you. If you declare you will
do some absurd thing, she will find
means of preventing your doing it. And
by far the chief part of all the common
sense there is in this world, belongs un-
ques,ionably to woman. The wisest
things which man commonly does are
those which his wife counsels him to do.
A wife is the grand wielder of the moral
pruning knife. If Johnson's wife had
lived, there would have been no hoard
ing up Of orange peel-no touching all
the posts in walking along the streets
no eating and drinking with disgusting
voracity. If Oliver Goldsmith had been
married, he would never have worn that
| memorable and ridiculous coat. When
| ever you find man whom you know lit
| tie about oddly dressed or talking abb
surdly, or displaying eccentricity of man.
ner, you may be tolerably sure that he
is not a married man for the corners are
rounded off-the little shoots are pruned
away-in married men. Wives general
| ly have much more sense than their hus.
bands, especially when their husbands
are clever men. The wife's advices are
like the ballast that keeps the ship steady
they are wholesome though painful
shears, shipping off little growths Of self
conceit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06

"GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN
THAN THIs."--A Wall street broker, re-
lated touching incident at Henry Ward
Beecher's prayer meeting, last Friday
evening. He lately visited the soldiers
burial ground at Nashville, and seeing q
man planting flower over one OF the
hundreds of graves, questioned him and
found that he was thus cherishing the
memory Of no relative. Further inquiry
brought this story When the war
broke out lived in Illinois. l wanted
TO enlist; but was poor and had q
large family Of children depending upon
me for their daily bread. Finally, as
the war continued I was drafted was
unable to procure a substitute, and made
up my mind to 60. After had got
everything in readiness and was just leav-
ing to report for duty at the conscript
camp, young man whom / had known
came to me and said: You have big
family and your wife cannot support
them while you are gone; l will 60 for
you.' In the battle Of Chicamauga the
poor fellow was dangerously wounded
and was taken back to hospital at Nash
vile. After lingering illdess he died
and was buried here. Ever since hear
ing of his death have wanted to come
tn Nashville and see that his remains
were properly buried. Having saved
enough money came on yesterday, and
have to day found the poor fellows
grave" And as he ended his story the
man took up small board and inserted
it at the foot of the grave. It bore only
these words He died for me"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06

How TO PRESERVE SMOKED MEATS
IN SUNdER.-Take black pepper and
grind it very fine, the finer the better ;
then wash the hams or beet, and rub
while damp, thoroughly, with the black
pepper a sufficiency will adhere to them
To protect them from the flies and bugs
through the summer. In the cure of
hams omit rubbing the skin side. Two
pounds of pepper are sufficient for thir-
typounds of meat. 1t may remain hang
ing in the smoke-house during the sum-
mer. This will also imparat fine flavor
to the meat.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06
POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

ANY amount and every class Of Insurance required
can he nIaced Mt this Office in the best Companies,
and at as low rates as at any agency in the country
Expiration Notices Promptly Given.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06

We were smoking one night before the
hotel smoking room CRATE, when one man
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-02

TEACHERS SUBMISSIVE are graft
fed to te able to state, that the balance
due on the salaries Of the teachers in our
public SchorlS.for the SPrins term is row
in the hands of the Treasurer Of the
school Board, who is prepared to pay
whatever amounts may be due for that
term. Teachers who would he incon-
vcnicnccd BY calling personally on the
Treasurer at his home or At Leonardtown
can obtain checks for their Spring balan-
ces through the mail Address, James
Bunting, Treasurer Of the School Board, ,
Chaptco, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-02

CoRoNEE'> l>QrEsr, ETC.-The Ccro-
uer's Inquest held ty Justice Morgan,
Coroner, on last Friday urGn the body OF
John W Harden. resulted in the verdict
that said John W Harden came 10 his
death hy several blows inflicted upon liz
head, by some weapon, in the hands o.
person, or persons unknown to the jury.
Alexander Combs, who is implicated in
the death of Harden, had an examination
on Friday evening last and was commit
ted to await the action Of the grand
Jury. The case net being a baiIable
case before a Magistrate. Judge Ford l.,
upon an examination Of the evidence,
held HIM to hail in the sum of 5000
Nr. Combs gave Or. W |. Edelen and
Capt VIM. II. Cryer as bail, and was re-
leased, to appear at September Cour:.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-02

ANOTHER JAN DELIVERY. On Satur-
day night last, three prisoners, confined
in our county jail, effected their escape
therccrom and left for parts unknown.-
Their names and supposed offences are ::
John +. Lee, Whit, committed upon 1
charge Of horse stealing Barnes, ne
gro, committed for larceny, and Rich,
negro, committed for stealing a boat
Frank Thomas, negro, confined in the
same cell with the others on a charge Of
stealing money, declined to join his jail
companions in their flight, and the Sher-
If, seeing no sense in keeping him CON
fined in au open building, very properly
allowed him to 20 at large. The parties
in question Effected their escape BY burn
ing the oak pannclins ofthejaii and pick
ing tin. ugh tie wall with a small piece
of iron Note Of them have yet been cap
tured
Il. W lang such an imposition as our
viii tc 7 rmittcd to afIront Us,
sou ExeePtm cases where
criminals are soIlom, i
justice, and czrari
It's ~ ~heery,t mons ns
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-02

ELkcrIoS OF Town CoNN,sSyoNEE.-At
special election. held in our town. on
Tuesday last, Thomas DilIow WAS elected
Town mulissiouer to Fill vacancy in
the Board created by the death q J W
j, Moore. E,qr. Mr.. pt.,oN received
every vote that VS. east.