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BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye - the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable. isstautaneous, dogs not con.
tain lead any risaiic poison to produce parsiy
sis or death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive
The genuine ". A Batchelor's Hair Dye has bad
80 years untarnished repltqtios - uphold Ne in.
teGrfty - the only Psf16ee aa,f Dye>Dlacs OF
Doad o., MY. .t - lyS1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

have proved, beyond the pos sitiiity OF . doubt.
that LATHAM's CATHARTIC EXTRACT is the
most successful and effective remedy extant for
the cure of Dysdepsia. Constipation, Biliousness
and diseases emanating from . corrupt state OF
the blood, The high estimation 1t 10 held in by
those OF the medical protessian and the thousands
who have afrc ady experienced such beneficial re-
suits ~ It's use, should, think entitie t 70 the
sp no Aw2S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

llANcock FoR President Washing
tom. Junt = - ne y ~ Orleans Picay-
une uf ~un,la, last pu.ii,hpd a Two cot
umn letter from M Bauton Duncan
urging the South to unite IA demanding
tie nomination Of General Hancock for
President in 1872. The suggestion seems
To meet with IN lch favor Ihrou ghout
the entire south.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

The Times says Mr.. d. H. Tribou,
now Of Hampden Academy. has been in
vited TO take charge of the Academy at
Houlton. 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation OF Mr.. Fernald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06
Portland and 0gdensburg Railroad Dis
The >uPt. ei the Construction Train Re-ponsi-
bic for he Disaster

An examination into the cause of the
collision on the Portland Il Ogdensburg
Railroad on Wednesday. shows that the
blame rests enterelY upon the Superinien-
irut Of the Construction train. who had
written instructions not 10 have hi, train
ga the track when extra or special train,
we're on the road.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06
Notice Of Foreclosurc

HERE BY GIVEPCBLIC NOTICE thstIh,vs,
Gain oy Mortgage. pom a certain parcel 81
Iand situated IN Trenton. Hancock County Dc.
La hne. at the North East corner Of iot M la,,,
soid by Jun Black to James spear Theme
NoTtn ~ degrees West, by said North side or "A
10y iofly ttsht rods 70 a stone; thence south :,
zen degree- west siSgysi rod, TO the centr. o,
,he road these. south seventy aye degrees East
we've RODS 10 Inc Douglas line. thence North 81.
ntsI me- nloaed bounds. GO tanning thirteen acres
more or less, with hailIings thereon il being he
homestead Of the late Joseph Houkins '
The date Of my Mortgage deed 1, Febrp.-y
y. !-'n, ana the condition IN ii, broken Nv
reason whereof claim a foreclosure n
HALE 4 EMERY, Attorney.
Ellsworth, June - ls-i
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Blacksmith Shop for Sale.

HE WELL KNOW BLACKSMITH SHOP and
stand opposite the City Hotel known a. the
I"iasie shop, T. offered Tor sale Ihis 4. one of th
be-t -tand- IN the county. and will be .old tfor
cash q reasonable prarc For particular III.
qutrr ~ "A . Nanny
Ellsworth. Juiy !, ISL sv,l-
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For ale.

1hh LAND AND Bull formerly owne,,
' oE stephen Rand and known As the Stct,h.p
hani place IN Iould-boro w inter Harbor ViI.
Iskc! said lot contains one hundred acre.. mont.
on me pay or sound of Winter Harbor and ha.
one OF The pretiicsl sand beaches 10 be found in IN,
county. kNeeisnt wharf privilege and good har-
boz school house ant hall Post once within
seventy ave rods OF The house. Good well Of wat.
CT near the house. Auy person wishing 4 .umrnar
residence or nsh stand are invited 10 can and ex.
amino, for further particular call on the sub.
sertber at Winter Harbor
3.3l
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y The closest examination OF the tua ncisl
condition nf tho Comnanie. represented NJ this
AGENCY b, desired.
f'lioi~' ~''i,sa far responsible solicitors
enI Agent pn liberal terms, and correspon 4
rhsr -oihiird. ,p.no ..3tf
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DIR. JOSEPH II. ACMENCh-s AIMPLE
rRENTMENr

as1 AYa!.ss. wonderfully efcacsy.,
=srst4class. yneP lsA uot have f<cn-
lE scaerrs hasi kis proven thA; ~here
sver su'fc"r. Vitality remains, Tat TrAty, by hs ned
ctss AL - dirSetoas fgr thsr aglekried s.s
AeA4lAfaI Ys.1F
- tsis statement iAsFr Is nJSa.nx pFrsumptuoas
= &c ia4iA u ua Invalid IA MAJ rerry alton
fAzt t Dot taaali Gsss sahsta ting zfi
- .o lTks The tse,5Fy ttaa by br Schenek
1I ires i a. sils- as q . uHfslas Il, ph-. ply
Requires argument Il IL ssl at.urtu. .ef.er,n
va
las seawccl tnic and Mandrake flH, TIE art two
we4gfts .h v3rl Tie citadel Iaalaiv ...a!yaI
Eriart q - rlaes q consumption snA.e IN dys
pFE-4 All fBiSetoray tssorysrrsI liver 04th III.
condition me bronchial tGl<s " rIpatisis~ With the
s!7.-zs f4eY respond the H.1sb..ic AeiAoa Of tie
ENtF ierr then c1rFs tAe cginIEa-s r.,ul. aai tte
.t.... 10. WIN al q. a..tEe.,.x .rr.,trs,l. ~
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Democratic State Convention.


were the inwl- ~ F.aty I, ,,-,,,tl Il III
,.,iite 10 Ytlf,,,t,, hc-., j. ~
IA MI ts.t. m IL ''' ii'I ''af jacob
e'+' ~ Tl~hf ~ very low figure
~ At ..r, ,r;., t ,,Pl,n- ~n-se>.!'n. The
h.4r9 | i,,.,,i-,., 1; - 'I''''l Z
,,b,,ir ,I;.,-.,.,, ''"' mars
me-, anil 49,, .''E hi'I'h
~, r,,,,.,,i..,,.' N'''i'n WI" nave
,t.I man - ,"H'' 90 ~" ,"'t"N>iul
,ns,,t. i; M. '''l'i move
h.t,. i, .'..,.-.., 'A -Nh"ihrr
,,bs'-,, ,,.,.,..i '.'.., M ."r li"- mn.
..-.,,. r,.,.,-,g.' t' t''"'F. hui
,r,,,,,-,,r II. \" "' passing away
l,,tr ''" '.4'i ''-I.> ~ nAE-
H.. ,,ri
,b.,t..u "a '..'' ''i ''- N''in'-
M. '''> '''' .'"- wa h"'l.'r-
"fNr h'd CONF
.'f'r' Claiming q majority
''''"'n 'Hi h.J .flu- eE"nH-
i't, "'AN '''i 'ns fn thr
,.,., I'M m. ".i' -"""hiif 4" ~H-
u, 'v.'''"" Ap"l poi'nN .-
-, A">'" III hahI"' pro-
a. "'n-fH." Tor the Dem
par. 10 resolve that they would
''' ''"' ln'f always "h"yrd the
:, va" h"h-"h~" Z" accept
w. '"It" 'H'h constitutional amendment,
li.' N"h'A r'.'nA. p. surely Al they
i .'.' NH 4" 4" M. Nr. ''"rhAm \.
~ ',",'- III bangor. admired ~uprriuir'l-
,',t. '"''l'''n ,nll 'Id'hr". hhf TT MI part,
'''" "'h I'M "ii-'ashlon"i lis
''lN "''l' want system OF
'"'' '"lt"H. '"nfd alter
50 i't''W 81" interfering Nlth
20 -'''' "'''",'l ''N ih'>' topics "rf" VA"
" - '''.- lh' Young Democracy ""rc
"t't',' ''4'A' t''' I" lhcf opinions. Ahi
'',t"h,"l 'A 'hrir numerical strength
''"e'' 'il'' ihI h'tr'inh@ W"r" m"
l''-'. WEN" 'l''h"i' "h'.h 'h'' trpl'rd ="
Ht' N "I1"h'N'--
in' "N'IN''i"n OF VA \. :. Etr" ~
IL" N''''' ,' i''''I' "''s ih' convention
sA'H'' - 3 triumph ivI t"r pr"2r"--
Nv -''i'"i 'i INC party Nj ~" j, q
AMER III" II '"HEr Hive ~ Augusta.
A'''' =" .''A'"- '''' ii"i '"H-i iH'Ai"i ~"
"'''"'''t IA. lI" HNlrNh+ pt"-l,- HI ~
VIZ parry tA N'M J "EA "hI ~" H.nil-
-".. '''4''-hi''I harmony Ahd eaid
-.""l N"II i'' revenue Frt"rn RELIEF ~
HIfih- Al' 'N' N"rNiH reform. Ill
y re" iAAA' la'"t thie impression,
10, . ''''"-'h'h'' hN u'' cool h"u-A
.''h'it 'Hi'A'u'"I ul-'har-' 81 th"
''.''' "i h.> position hHrinG ih" ~uN-'-
f1" rN' t'li' n''
NJ r. MI ' hil'h "i I"uiha-t"h- if"M
MR. N.Ai" 'iHuH'''" "A 'r''irniia.~. rr-
l-'i,''' I'M. H'i'-..''' iar-'i,. representing
'''' '"''l''' -- 'h' N.'''. hf""-'"nN hti
'+' ''' i'li "-'.h 'ii'' ii' "ih'T d"i"-i-
,loI'- VT, i'iis "''.''. "'t.'.F''"i r"t"i-
"iS ~ 'l'''-.' -. ia. STATE '"'h-
hlli''' Tor the ''-.ii~ wear WAS "'is-
Ar.,r,..s...-t,- ,,'-.,. ...-....... ,.......
tr.-,-taaL-.Ialns. Nat4...a rf.sII.,.
4tni-tlanl-' harlr- NJ a. b-r-H.
iIlar.rA Mar. yar.. Ili9eortt
hrHnrl,e-b .t, f5rro1 Augusta
i 4 " t.rr. .,.''A L IN .lt
o1isr.i-> X carter Fari.
l.Ho1-,at--Ilinc- II Bu.ler. n,ap,ic-
-asslaaor-A J fugier Htta.
,.,i'.er.c,- Vim y Hsl les Maa.e4.
~ ~ / XIII >.'fA''
lara-n II nrII0urr n,l..-
ri. ,.,mtnitt.. W, r,...irtt,.- r.,,i...
,,i H., fh.. r,t,,,,y ,l,.l..,,,-,,,,,. I'LL, ,a-i,
j, '''+'.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06
Sullivan Granite COMPANY,

THE STOCKHOLDERS IN thi- Company are
l hereby notified that thetr annual meeting f,r
~. choice u pfacers tor The ensuing year and the
HAA+ seton of such other business may come
beforr the meeting VIII heII AZ the tor. of +
~ simpson. IN sullivan on The second TUESDAY, Of
July neNt. being the lith Of said month az
o'clock 4. VI
II SIMPSON CLERK u : 1. III
sullivan June .B I~.I. lws7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06
HAIR TEA.

a lady writes About six months moo
my hair was coming out so badly that at
every dressing | used to get handful.
which, not wishing to throw away. laid
by In box. ] have used two bottles Of
your Hair Tea, and now | do not get
enough to tie the ends of my braids, and
nave to go to the box for a few hairs for
that purpose. think every lady ougts to
know what a remarkable Hair Preserver
you make
TT. kENSEDY's HAIR TEA, a complete
Toilet Article TO beautify and invigora ate
the Hair, is sold by Druggists everywhere
ei'" per bottle. lyeowl3
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proposals for Altering and Repairing
the Lighthouse Tender Iris
Trensnyg Dep1r,,as,,

OFFICE LIGHr-IioUsE BosRp
W ASKING ton, June % ls-l
~tALtD PROPOSALS will be received ,t tht.
once until O'Clock =. u , on FRIDAY the sSrh
a's 81 July next. for altering and thoroughly re-.
nhtlng the Ltsht- Il oHae Tender Fri. fnoyx =,
Portland Maine where she may be examtt 81 A.
any ,imrl according 10 tho prinied. detailed
organizations, and plan of The vessel which viii
.oT'n part % the contract, copies Of which mn,
ne obtained upon application % the Light Hons,
Board, and al the Oric.s OF the Light House NJ
-Pertors al Boston aud Portland and al-o al ~.
tustnn-houscs at Portsmouth. y H.. AMI tlIs
worth, Maine. ~
bidders are required TO state lin subs,ttttns
ihetr biisJ the time w'thtn which they ~1I con-
tract for the entire and lsactorv conpletias Of
the work according - the terms OF the sueridr,
lions In case OF acceptance and tn DE guarantee
by saiisiactory security.
for fuh details. see printed spccincat ION. pt-n
AMI the form 81 bid and guarantee realtlrrl
Inc Tight Il reserved 10 FesrCt any bid or all b,d-
ior reasons other than the price that may b.,
named. - y
~ bids must be carefully sealed and endorsed
fropo-al- for Altering and Repairing Light
House Tender Iris and then be placed 4,
another envelope AMI addressed for delivery ,n
person, or be sent through the mail prepaIf To
ne Chairman OF the Lighthouse board
Washington City.
t"r W ID. sHJ BRICK, Chairman
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

The >eA~essi Ionl, In cazjunet.na viii. the phi. ,.
u"4tet and ass!maiss vita the food ,aylincat,a I.
a-N pfr .ssE without Ia prev t1rtur~a IHrt ,ti
lines painsas, a4i the II ssSu TO =, ID Aani
Iarfe Is un more hatHisnse exsccrbAttn Il ;e WIT.
mach An appetite srtA IN
~ ralvs Tie grrates Bo.d Further ever yc. .,rr
D. il sent iltAcr to suffering man. schenck Ii-
As1ns :, rup comes IN 10 perf1rui iis function. ana NJ
hAsien and cunpeis tie cure II en,ers al once nn h
srst S4;a.s cannot te eIes,sl IL eo-se,s aal
Tie Impaired and diseased psstons luns. IN H.
fuFn y gatherings II prcpArrs them for e1pecofat
ssa 10 In very abort time the mAlady Is vanqul,.
ue rotten throne that occupied IL ted aud m
No. and tho pa,sni, Ia all tie dignity Of rysae Vlrr
steps forth enjoy The manhood woxariod tha, /, i,
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+Aa A.-h.rasr PAS ~ cofapsea Il Nature /,
ii.tf f' ne ltl Ftilnu fsltaturl Ihey p-a.res All
tae ts sal fs avrsflSe prapsrIses ssI0tas I'd:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

l1e tfs u. chr. ], uap beginning ne yiti,,a, an.
talteaA drfaua 10 Tic es aud la ise slaHeuiary e.
81 ayr ee,esi. The liver, Ike a clock, roaal Up
A. from s.t trtds. The v
a.. ~. -A.... ...-. :. L., D.. "a
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Consumption,
IT'S CURE AID Ifs PREVENTIVE.
BY J. H. SCHENCK. II. d.

Many hannah bcli- lar pAassi away. fpr W1sse death
tasye csA,E rrasoa thAn the neglect knsgA
49, .aitgEtae!y proved u These near and
eeAF tp fIIay aad rYtenss sexptn ih- rraaasas
la.f-. s-s, - rA 80,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-06

lhe second thing l.. The patients stay in warn
rr nniii they go we'll 1 is almost Impossible 10 BIT
b. prevented or cire cannotbe elected Jrsss III Nh
riding especially ia this .eeiISa the country Ia IN
recommend th.t bse their PARENTS Their lung.
a. oa1ly dseA.. and yet bsssnse they are in the house
they must not at Down quiet: they aast wak ~
Goh AMI fast The strength will bear 10 ret
~ sod eftiis'.'n q blood The patients must keep
graf deal . 70 ~i'h the appetite and is tho grsa, point
II e.p 4r 81 cor, amer .ucA whence Of Il, pa.si,,.
n ih' ~.rsi ease, md moral certainty in af other
viii, own ears Va. "a these modest Sr. y ''
Many year. aso was In the last stases Of eo..gfng
non confined 10 my bod and at one time my rh,.ieias
thought ia At could I've week thea me aror
man catching at straws heard Of and obtained The pre-
Parations which offer the puhc, and they mad
perfect OF /, seemed l., that could rr.l
Item penetrate whole stem They rip.nei n,
matter Ia my lungs, and would spit up than pint
\, that began TO snbsii, my cough fever pan.
and nsht sweats All segan TO leave and appetite
beam . great Eat IL with diacuiiy ,ha. eoaIL
keep from eating iss much son gained my strength
II was shsi shortly after my recovery added III,
Is-tor. then looking lso mere skeleton my weight
hgnireI and twenty ~ t.is) p.ahds' and ar ts,,
have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
NV ork and Boston He or his Dr. j. H. seh.nek
u sal continue TO see patients a, their Once No IS
NoIh sixth street, Philadelphia every Saturday
a. NJ TO T. VI. Those who wish . thorough examna-
ton with te Respuometer Will be charged s. The Res
prInstT declares the exact condition Of the lungs
patients can readily learn whether they carabs "a
The affections for taking the medicines adapted %
the intelligence ef child FOLLOW these dirrctlp.
and kind Nature will do the excepting that in some
the Mandrake Pulls to be taken In nerea
doses the three medicines need
than the ample Instructions that accompany them first
crate appetite OF returning health hunger most
welcome symptom When II comes. will come, L.,
the Departing at once be Of good cheer Good blood
fao~s the cough ioossns the night aA.te
In short time both Of these mofttd synptnms gos'e
forever
Dr. schencks medicines are constantly kep, In ten, Of
thousands Of families As laxative or purrative thr
Mandrake Pis are . standard preparation while thu
fuimonc Syrup, ~ cure Of coughs and colds,
regarded as prophylaceric against consumption In
u It's forms.
Price Of the Puln,enic Syrup and seswesd Tonic o. 81
bottle 81 - half dossc Mandrake Pillx Is cent
box. For sale by all druggists and dealsn.
ofo. c. GOODWIN co, Agenis, boston
LIZ
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THE ADVANCE MOWER.
WARRANTED FOR TWO YEARS,

he iightest lrsnght moss complete. simple and
perfect Mower offered To the Farmer of Maine.
over POUR HUNDRED sold In Maine la the
year ls1o which have given the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28
To The LADIES.

The Directors of the Driving Park
Association having decided to erect,
among other buildings fur the fair, .
Floral Hall, will expect the ladies Of
stearns county to make it q "thing Of
beauty" This ball ought, to be the
center. Of attraction, and it can be made
50 if the ladies only make up their
minds to that effect. While it. is OK.
pected that the ladies' all through
the county, and the adjoining oouot,es,
will contribute share toward the Of
namenting of this building, yet Of ne
cessity the greater responsibility must
rest upon those Of this city. There
are scores and hundreds of articles
which can be sent that will beautify
the Floral Hall, and add to the inter.
est of the fair 10 many ways. OF course
it the first effort in this direction is to
be anything like a success, great deal
ct work must be done, and We conf.
IDENTIFY appeal to the ladies' to take earn
est hold. Every one can do something.
II You have now nothing to send, make
something. Several weeks yet remain,
and that is time enough for. working
wonders. Without the hearty. cooper.
aticn Of, the ladies this fair cannot be
expected to amount to muoh-wi.h
such cooperation, no enterprise can fail
Of being . glorious aucoesa.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28

Minnesota is another grand Re-
publican State, whose patriotic masses
were represented in convention on the
same day With their tsllow.eitizens Of
Illinois. It was the largest political
convention ever held in Minnesota.
She has nearly trebled her population
10 ten years, aud 10 to rival if not out
strip Illinois aud Ohio in population as
she much exceeds each Of them in area.
Her more than Is, 600 Republican ma
jority 10 '68 will be doubled or tssbled
in ~. NJ other State better repre-.
sents that marvellous young giant, the
West. Her Republicans have acted
With equal harmony aud resolved with
similar iberality. They also fail "a
discern in the needs for reform any.
thing but fresh call t. elevate The
party standards and bear them forward
to victory st: Louis Den, ~rot.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28
STRUCK By LIGHTNING.

From xa'i"este { Wa. Ee,l., JULY Is, 1871.
During tho severe thunderstorm
last Saturday morning, 4 charge Of
electricity melted and severed tho
wires in the Telegraph Office At the
N. Ludiugtou T. Co.'s store, and set
fire to the window castings. They
were enveloped iu flames in an instant,
and the employees 10 the store v.inly
attempted to extiDguish the flames
with water. At this critical junoture,
Caleb came to the rescue with 4 Bah.
cock Fire Extioguisher, aud soon put
an effectual quietus on the destroying
element. But for his timely aid, the
store and contents would probably
have been destroyed. All who were
present felt the electric shock more
or less senslbly, but, fortunately, no
one was injured: 81 ':',. 80" 49, Il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28
THE WHEAT RING ssBUsTED.'
From tie Lake Ctr Leader, 23d.

From tie Lake City Leader, 2ad .-:
The Duluth parties, having been
robbed Of their share Of tho wheat by
tho older aud more rascalIy vultures
Of the ring, "swore off, on "Wednesday
last and wheat weot up with bound
to within 6 and 10 cents of tho Mil
waukee wheat market. $l,10 VA
paid tor . large amount on that day
and Thursday morning tho market
started at 81. Duluth in this move.
meut il 4 bene factor to our county to
the amount of thousands Of dollars and
ought to Be sustained ~ and p.stsonisedi
BY every farmer. a., - .>,,~ II .....
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28


The Reuol.stion tells the sufff.gist.
that; "women. cannot guard too scrupu.
ious " the personnel of their: cause. I,
should be champiousdr by clean hands
as we'll as courageous hearts. Tho best
service some el women can possibly rem
der tho cause il s 70 let it alone. 1T suf:
.fer' for the want Of cultivate J.. accom-.
plished, truly .xomaoly advocates :
And it will continue to suffer. for that
same want. Very few women such >.
are here described have Any sympathy
with. the suffrage movement. They
realize that there are other, better and
more wom,uly ways Of semedyiug such
wrongs as they, may be suffering, than
by the, ballot .4s4,. ;.x,.9., o.. 10 Z.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28

"A. Wallace, Of Fillmore, had his
arm broken and elbow disloeated by .
threshing machine. .
David Orr, says the M.nkato
Union, had his leg broken while work.
ing on q threshing machine in the
town of Beaufort.
The Mortified Standard says
that on Monday night burglars entered
several houses in that place. From
Mr.. Servers they took $3.50; from
Mr.. Leo $3.50; and small sum. from
other persons. ....,~- s.>.;-,-.- =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The boil worm is making havoc
in tho Alabama cotton fields. $685..
There are complaints: from oil
ports Of Connecticut ofssrious drought,
General Crook has made = treaty
with the Coyote Apaches by which
they agree to JOIN tho white forces
against the hostile Apaohes. ST"
Dolly James Ross remains alive Of
the tour gentlemen who took sail on
lake Mendoza, at Madison, Wis, las,
Sunday. Two were drowned during
that horrible night, and a third Daniel
knight Of Milwaukee, his since died.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28

Some women arranging tor a fu-
neral in Virginia City, Nevada, recent
ly, were refused any money for expen-
ses by the dead woman's husband, and
knowing bis weakness, Piled him with
laudanum until he was as senseless az
the corpse. Then they took the
money from his pocket, and pushed
him out Of the way until the services
were over.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28

Notice Of the change Of the Bouudar.
les Of the st. Cloud and Li,chfield Land
Districts in Minnesota: i.
Notice IS hereby given that tho
President Of the United States,by exec
utive order dated August rs, 1871,
has, pursuant to law, directed that
townships l21, 1872, 1913, aud 124,
from range S6, inclusive, to the west
ern boundary Of the State of Minneso-
IA, be transferred from the St. Cloud to
the Litoh6eld Land District in that
State. E.r. s;.
! Notice Of the precise time when tho
Register at Liteh6eld will be prepared
to receive applications for lands trans.
ferred 70 bis district By said order,
will be given By the district land off.
GERS Of said district by publication.
: Given under my haod at tho City of
Washington, this s0th day Of August,
A. b. 1871.
BY order Of the President:
-u- WILLIS DRUMMOND,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.