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Smyrna times., 1871-06-07

The ticket nominated by the Ohio Demo
cratic Convention is as follows: For Cover
nor, General George w. McCook Lieutenant
Governor, 5. +. Hunt; Attorney General.
Wm Wallace Auditor j. Il. Cockerell
Treasurer, DR.. Bruchl; supreme Judge, &.
W. Geddes; Member of Board of Public
Works, Arthur Hughes The platform adopt
ed accepts the three recent amendments to the
Constitution demands universal amnesty; de-
nounceS the Ku- Klux bill, the San Domingo
project, railroad land grants, and the national
banking system; demands that the internal
revenue be collected by the State authorities,
that lenders Of greenbacks to the Government
be paid only in greenbacks, that the legal ten
dcrS aud three per cent. bonds be made CON
ycrtlble into each other at will, and that the
customs duties be made payable in creenbacks.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07

Rev. Davis W. Clark, D. D. bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, whose seatb 'Iaf nj
Cincinnati. Ohio, has been announced. was n
native OF Maine, and 50 years of age. lie was
admitted to the ministry in the New York CON
terence OF the Methodist Episcopal Church in
IS43' lie was long time editor of the Ladies
depository, a prominent organ of the Metho-
qlst church, published at Cincinnati, Ohio.
lie was elected bishop in 1864.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07

The MInDLETOwN & ELKToN II. R.-An.
other meeting of the incorporators of this road
was held in Eikton last week. Hon. Robert
Fowler of Baltimore city, was called to the
chair, and Charles NJ. Ellis was annointpd
Secretary. Hon. Hiram Mccullough submit.
tea the report of the Chief Engineer of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail.
road, made upon a preliminary observation Of
the proposed route in which he stated that tba
road could probably be built for SI75,Oo0E
II mlIes-exciuSive Of land damages. It was on
motion of MIR. Tome, resolved to appoint con.
mlttees to solicit subscriptions to the canital
stock of the road. No part of the subscription
IS to be payable until sixty thousand dollars are
subscribed, and sufficient guarantees are given
that the road will be built from Elkton to
Middletown, directly. ~
The President appointed the committees
For Baltimore city-Jacob Tome, Robert
Fowler, Hiram Mccullough, Benz +. Nav
For Deaware-Thomas Massey, f. T. Evans
Henry Clayton, Robt A. Cochran, Sr, Samnei
Pennington and George w Ingram.
For Cecil cOunty-David Scott. VIM 7
Jones, VIM. Lindsay, John Peach, Carl Hof.
mann, Charles NJ. Ellis, James b. Groome,
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07

SOUTHERN CoLoRED CONVENTION call
has been issued for convention Of the coIored
people of the Southern States, to be held ip
the city Of Columbia, South Carolina, on the
18th day of October 1871. The object of this
important meeting is to secure "a more practi-
cal understanding and mutual co-operation, {"
and =" a more thorough union Of effort action
and organization" Doubtless the convention
VIII be largely attended, as already representa-
tives of fourteen States have signed the cali
among these Lieutenant Governors and score,
taries Of State, with other prominent men
such as Isaac Myers and VIM Perkins Of
Maryland, Hon. j. H. Harris of North Caro-.
Ina, Hon. K. B. Elliott, W. c. from Soutb
Caroilna, and Prof Day Of Delaware. From
the District of Columbia the Signers are Hons
Frederick Douglass and James A. Handy.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07

S'oOO Delaware r. r. guaranteed Bonds, 100
SnareS "t Delaware Railroad stock: so shares Of
ueiaware Fire insurance stock, and % shares of
National Bank of Newark stock, for sale Inv J,bn
Mclear n Son, Bankers, No. 6O2 Market Street.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07
Worden g. Evans,
Smvrna Delawal

Whreeas certain persons are endeavOring prevent
us from making anu selling our Slave Peach Basket
by claiming Letters Patent, publish, for the iniO
nation OF all persons interested the following eml'
nent legal opinion:
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07
Good Stave Peach Baskets
Cheaper than They Have Ever
Sold.

will sell the above Baskets frr Cash, or good \.
gOtable Paper. at such
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07
Low Prices

As to make il a
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M oR1GAaE sALE-wHkREAs d. (. DuxBH

M oRrGAGE sALE-wHEREAsH d. 4. DUEBH
Vl sad Emilie Duebss his wife did duly
make ea.e ute and deliver Thos q. McCinrs mon.
Ess lher eer...n 'D.sea ore Of mortgage n, opn,
and thereby conveying tie following real cstif.
property atuSte ~ Tie G0pnsy Of nsesrps and ftate
~ MINNESOTA and In said mortgage scribed as foi
low, 70 WIT Ihs lots uDbersd :eu. aud ave(5)
the town Of St. Cloud a. ouly Plated and record
ID III the Office Of Kegstero of leeds in and sor said
stearns ceuaty, which sald mMig.Se and the pow
cuted BY ssid mortgsgorJ, il dated tho 2Jd day Of
March, A. d. 1868. and duly recorded in the Office
Of REGISTER Of Deeds in AID for said SteSrns County
on the Goth day Of March, A. D. te69 1t two O'clock
r. n. in book ", u mortgage deeds, page 49, and
was given ~ secure the payuents Of I've Hundred
and lals il ninety days from the dets q saie
mort viii interest ut the rate u one per cent
rer lroilua, Psid, aeeordipg 10 ne coduoss OF
Certain p onissOfy DUte teAn. even date with said
moi tgaxe AMI made ard executed w the said II. A.
Dueber to thssa'd Thos.C Mcclure. &.,@
dtioDs Of the said mortgsge ~ fhs non Payment OF
the said prumissory 1ts tee Two Hundted and Fifty
doilars and the 1niersst tt reon; an there 10 now
claimed to be- due, and - actually due en- ssid
mortgage principal and interest Aforesaid the
Of Three Hundrea 6eysn and dollars 1t the
date VI ths notice, whereby snd ly reason whereof
lie saia power Of sale h.s become operative. and
has been Instituted to recover Tie dsbt - 1enas ming
secured Ivy sait mc rtgage, orany pr Thereof: Now
thei AUre, notice is hereby given that " virtue q
ZIG pOuel VI CoutaEfu 49,
pursuant t. tir statute such case msde and HroYi
ded, said inorigage wild be foreciosrd by Ike sale
| VI said morig.gtd premises or 50 much the 60
| as may be necessary. at public .vendue, by tai
under Isned, sheriff IF sud county, at ,ht
| ir,nt Lo,r OF the Con- ll,u.e, in ST. Cloud
| i'll said county, Ola SATURDAY, THE 18th 1Ai
| OF APRIL, A. d. 1871, al O'clock III the after
VI that day, to satisfy the a1nvuut that s,al
then be due Oh .aid noteaDd mortgage with the COS
| Of foreclosure, and the ither Oh One huu
cred liars i'll said Eioi age coveaanteo and agreed
t. be paid W SAID inortsasOib TO Said mo tgagee,
Attorneys, s,uc.tors coonseis Iess, audi,iou
all SUM and allowed in thar behalf by law il
| case oi the for clvsu Of said mortgage.
| Dated st. Cloud, February 3D. A. U.1S7L
| THos. G. MCCLURE, THUs. G. ALDEN,
| nlarZ-7w Mortgage. Sheriff OF Steam G.
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|sss.-Hayiug to take down; . lot Of I'D
fence this spring, and pull up the posu,
vhioh were set deep into the ground, I
made use of an old device ! for taxing
out the posts without the tedious labor
Of digging them out, which seemed 80
eutirelys new to my workmsn and my
neighbors that I will describe i here,
hoping it may save hard labor ior some
.ot my readers, enough 70 pay them for
their troublaeof reading these srtioles {:
7 took q Bit Of plank about as long as
the posts we're high, or little less, and
setting il 20 th,t the top, inclined TO-
ward the post, i passed aoh,in around
thespos At the ground, then. up over
the plank to the OK yoke, then start up
the team and the chain lifts the post
straight up out Of lie ground. No dig.
ging around. ii. needed, and amsn and
. by with yoke Of oxeo, or = good
horse, can take them out faster than
twenty men could dig them out-a
very simple, Wy, 40 syery,simple that I
should not have thought to mention it
II it he'd not seemed to astorish my
friends 80 much.-Boston Journal.
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5 1ri.the rulo In our country for young
hen 70 60 into some money making
basines, whether there htbera 30 rich
q not. 1s'b the rule fdt young w ,ad'
men whose fathesssars,z fur :frou, rich;
not u pin money! Hero We have at
enee the material for cultivation of 80.
ciety. We have. the very condition
necessary for Intellectual advancement
tina: is, material comfort. And in
deed this IS no tliaing consideration.
Believe me, girls, good room, enough
to eat, and plenty of nice clothes to
wear, "without the soiling one white
hand" to procure them, is not q bad
thing 81 Tie women who must spend
all their time in earning these cannot
turn aside to cultivate the 'smsnities Of
literature. Upon you-you to whom
oil these good gifts como without mon
ey and without price-upon you de.
wolves the daty Of serving your coun-
try, and repaying to society tenfold
what isthes given sou,iby becoming 70.
positories Of knowledge and Of taste,
shining lights of social life, woman
whom the Hiseat men shall seek, whom
the weakest shall not sbun, and whom
only the wicked shall fear, but whom
they shall tear, exceedingly.
It's but conjecture, yet I offer the
conjecture that # tho father, finds, his
three Or fonr daughters. as conversant
Is himself With the history and zphilos.
ophy Of politics, holding opinions az dc.
cided ard as we'll founded and fortified,
talking French poetry with his French
visitor and German metaphysics sith
tho German visitor, each. in his. own
tongue, suggesting difficulties TO- the
astronomer and adding curiosities 10
The museum of the professor il is but
aeonjeetare, yetI conjsssers Mat, this
father would " thes, manifestations,
j b As soon deterrsa isom abusiae hi,
daugh.ed y .wotia Isl The son.elou..
ness that he Ind thrss q four ci.isen,
walking erosnd ~ hop.e With !. ballo,
10 their hands g q; & z nen,ilsos
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DEPARTMENT o. DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEF QCARTERMASIER.
ST.. Paul Mimi. Eeh Srh 1871

SEALwD PROPOSALS, duly endorsed as
X" SUCH IN the usual iorm subject the usual con-
ditons, III duplicate are invited supply the sever
III pusts i'll this department, with the Regular Mill.
ry supplies, Tor one year from June 3uth, 1874 az
follows:
FuEf SMELLING, MIMI, $50 cords of oak wood,
9" tons OF hay, y tons Of straw.
FU"T RIPLEY, MINI, SO cords of cak wood
l3o tons OF hay.
FORT ABLKCRoMBIE, D. T., l,ols tons of hay.
81 tons of hay.
LUir RANSOM, D. T., 81 tons of hay.
FORT PhMBiNA, D. T., $50 cords of oak wood,
32l tons of hay,
|. FORT TOTrEN, D. r, $50 cords of oak wood, 800
FORT STEVENSON, D. T.. 600 cords of wood
$50 tons Of coal, 80 tons Of hay. ~
FoHI Buf9RD b. r. Cos cords of wood 1000
FORT RICE, b. T., 3o70 cords of wood, 32S tons
of hay.
FukT sULLy, D. T., 2,5o5 cords Of wood, 4os tons
foitr RANDALL, IT, 2se5 cords of wood, 4s4
sioux CITY, Iowa, 2sl cords Of oak wood, Is tons
FORT BENTON, NJ. T., $40 cords of wood, lis tons
CAMP BAKER, n. T., ,4s5 cords fwood, 27s ton,
FORT SHAW, NJ. T., ,4e2 cords of WOOD 1875 tons
Of hay.
tons Of coal, 49, to Of hay.
The several quantities here mentioned may be In
creased or diminished rs may be required 10 meet
the legal necessities for the period specified These
proposals will te received 1t this o Il O'Clock
A., On the 18th day OF April, lS7 also at the Office
vi Post Quartermaster Of each post to be supplied
up to the sam, hour.
By command Of Major General Hancock,
8. b. uULABIRD.
mar16-4w II Chief Quartefmlster.
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cllRIITIA arrr rs own PR6OF.

ID Christianity an inspired faith Of
not2 sb,kqspesre and PLATO te~ef shove
thasint (lel.aaI lslelo d, thair ftimsssl like
tho peaks Of Tenetiffe and Mont Blanc.
We look 1t them, and it seems impos-
.ibls 70 measure the interval that sep.
a1ates them from the intellectual de-
vslopment around them. But if this
jewish boy in that era of the world, in
Palestine, With the Gsngesa ono aide
oehin, nd the inpus ct Athens On
tas ether; ! produced : religion With
these four elements, he, towers 30 far
above Shakespeare and Plato, THAI ID
difference between Shakespear o.and
Plato, and their times, in he 81.
perison becomes an impercepib win,
HE on the surface ef the, eelth.
|: I have underwood to measure its
strsngth, 70 estimate III psrman4noe,
to ssalyse it's elenen.ss md 81 they
ever came from ths snassi.esd brain Of
one unsdncated Jew, While Sheakess
peare 10 admirable, and Plato is adni-
Fable, and Goethe is admirable. this
Jewish boy takes higher level; he is
marvellous, Wonderful she IL iu himself
I mericalo: The miracles invented he
wrought are nothing 70 the y miracles
he was, if At that era and that
condition Of The world, shs~ inten.ed
Christianity. Whately s.ys, "To dis
belisSa $50 belie.a." I cannot be 80
eredqlous q e believe that any, mere
man invented Christianity. !. Until
you show ne some loving heart that
has felt more profoundly, some strong
brain, that, even with the aid Of his ex.
supple. has thought Further and added
sansthiag nportantto religion, ! must'
still use my common.sense and say,
No 1a~ did all this. I know Bud
dhays protest, and what he j, said 70,
have tsiel TODD 10 Ill that, NY -.
sversi, India past a.d pressxt. In
testing ideas and i elemental forces, If
you give them centuries to work in,
success. j. The only criterion. - "By
their fsis' Is .lss insp,rsd rule, nor
~ half andsrstsed and ,app.eeiated.-
W1xDl11- PHfttlps. =, Il \ -
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Foreclosure Sale.

NlOTICEis hereby given, that pursuan. to the
N judgment of sale rendered in = certain action
pending tue district Court for the Seventh Judi
cial District, >ounty of Streams xnd State of Mime
suta, who ,ein Charles D. Kerr and Loren W. Collins
are PLAINTIFF, and Edward Wasche aud Maria Wasche
his wife, and +. NJ. Dean, s. Murdoch and William
White, copartners as Dean, Murdoch Co., are de-
fedants, b-aring Gate April 18th, Is7 and duly en-
tsred in said action vii sell at pub auction to
the highest bidder f,r cash, at the trout door Of
the Court House in the city of St. Cloud, in the
county of stearas, in the state OF Minnesota, On
the third (aD day Of me. Ammo Dumni 1871.
at two () O'Clock in the aft. ruoon, the following
described real estate situate aud lying in the
County OF St.arns and State Of Minnesota. known
aud led as follows, viz The west half OF the
south vt quarter Of section twenty.s-ven and the
Vest half OF the Rurth quarter Of cton thirty
TOUR (34), all i'll township Que hundred and twenty
four u2@) North, range thirty-s~o (32) west con-
tanning one hundred and slxty acres according to
government survey. 80. 81. .....
THO3 T. ALDEN,
-. Sheriff of stearns county, MINI.
Dated St. Cloud Minn., Apr. 18th 1871.
KERR r COLLINS,
Prhs Att'ys. St. Cloud, MINI. apr2O1w
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nRs.r q, N ..s- s..x
80 80 w.. $50
- - 80, = sS.'A.ss
-, JSa:.r.s !. 49,. lI...a:
....,' 49,
49, :. y.
:. .s;,, 49, ~ 90. 1870. $500 :,
49, 800. p -. s ! - ''sa =
49, /. =. . ~, r..1', !. '' e
go ~ ~, ~ D ~ y. 49,. !. -
:. ! shs ! 4! s. y u, ~ - ~
- = ~ he''os. : os'A. :,
g eates lseding, sNle NAY 1sst assured
i = kseo Heeiy Wnen ne va
vse!ee a.. Haye q slnee AnimaIs oetys
hnieed gsana'5 q night, and they viii
esally osink ven 10 the morning.
Masss - 1lat 1sDs peafs ING st.eae.
"Asn '1saI q mnen g a's'anee, n,'e es'
mon ! oaJes and sometimes l inc snns.'
osnoaaa himself VIM % qu',s o',po s'a
:" Es& stso' = usu .>usy seuVuaNs. lo =.
~ pe1m..'su = u.'nA' anu 20 znes'e'.
l'tn Naen lucy 'a"" neeo
dr' =! .:.egasa y .3lss :, go. z
wafer = some .stsss ss;s soaapse'' aH =
P'ps'e " manaees a "a ~ s' :
1nD y .fo'J eonveplsns p e 8! as spe'. !,
slo'e1 e cannot Recommend ,a adop
s'on' ~ = 'nno'te'y better 'e '1or n no
20 'fase.y :. reg from tne, atsafiog1
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WARMERS VINUM WIFE
* IL" -, h.. -. OR, -. .ls.s .,.'>-. . ..
asTH ..Ai.t "a ~ ~. ,..:ssT It.; :..,t-
WINE. OESLlFE.

This wine is prepared to take the place Of Wills
kies and other spirits known to be made up OF Fusi
Oh and other deletprisus articles. The Wine Of Life
distilled with great care especially for thos who
require healthy stmnlent. and for the use 81 Medi
cal Men and M SEES IN tho sick room, in place o.
the villianons Brandy, Whiskey. and other Liquors
now inu sc, and often depended upon. In fact it il
constant complaint Of Physic ans In this country
that impossible to procure pure Brandy, Whisky
and Wine f,r their patients. We ask tho Medical
faculty and the public to give Warmers Vinum Vitae
or Wine Of Life trial, and We ask
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From tie Detroit Aeehonic and Inventor.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssssss AHsvesss~s~ ''5 :
THss Coop TINE CoxE!-Thes patent. SO
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
motion feed sewing machine. has At last
expired, and an extension has been srefus-
ed. The day has gone by when = machine
costing but from t$15 to $50 can DO sold
At from $50 to, $125.;z We see that tho
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Compa-
ny, of Detroit, are frs: in the field with a
machine embodying All The best features Of
the more costly article. and while their
machines are in every particular, as per-
feet intheir s Adaptiona to All classes or
work as the Wheeler s. nWihoa, Grsver 4
Baker, and Singer. they are nov. disposipe
Of them at prices ranging from S25 to $40.
This is certainly an immense reduction.
and i's effects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, aud The large ship
ments made daily By the American Shuttle
Sewing MachiaeC Company, / Is Bates street,
Detroit. <.
Mr.Jacob Clason is the General Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota Send him stamp
for Circular and. samp'e work He wants
i've agents every where.s Ezra induce
nae; ment Is offered. Address. Jacob, -Clasop,
est Union. Iowa. g !. stts'. s'z = -:
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>IOTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE
e u 7 > IN o : = :
AIOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

| AIOTICE.-U.s 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN z+..>~y IN St. CLOUD, Ainn., April !, 1871
L, compliant having been entered {, mis- oiAce BY
George Ssagreves against John Acase, E< .tnsdon>
ing: his aomsss al Entry No. 1862, dated April
Z, 1905 apoa- the FswM sscslsns1ls tsv1ship i2e
range 80, iO etearns county Minnesota with view
" TIE cancellation Of entry: the sid paxss are
hereby summoned TO appear It this Office Oh the 2lsh
DAY W MAY. 1871, q ~ Selock in the 1orenoru
Y respond and furnish testimony concerning said al:
legged abandonment. .snf.-,'F r.:t..~.
- CA. GILMAN, Register.
apr66wa TIC. MCCLURE, Receiver
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- .N%-@%, aA4i53st
& It, is our desire to have
The JOURNAL reach every
household in Northern Min
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests of this part Of the
State, and we intend to make
it of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as we'll: 4: <
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purifying, and cures all diseases arising
from hahitsdf dissipation, and excuses and inlpru
dences in hfe impurities of the blood, etc. super
sedng coaiba in affections for which tits used, and
syphiltic atfectuns-n tleso diseases used in Con-
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LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, tho extract
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CURES DISEASES ARRIS ING FROM IMPRV
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ADVANTAGES. OFFERED BY THIS
COMPANY: ~v" ~.

II keeps the money in the State. u s1'as
It insures Females without extra risk.
It Is Is liberal as Inconsistent with per-
feet security. 4 j ~ i :: 80
tits conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State -, : -. g..
IN receives . high rate Of interest on its
loans. 4+"4,' III. q 81 ~ - ~>''': = .@'.'
g. It's rate Of mortality must be low by res
son Of the healthful climate of Minnesota.
-" '.. >, 80.
CHAs. A. BARROWS,
-. ~. .. :: Special Agent,
.f. 8 i. Office in Minneapolis. !
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In addition ;. sT1n: JOURNAL az.
will contain it's usual variety
of State. and General News,
Agricultural 4nfofma ton, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
In add1tion, the present sys-
ten of. local q9rfespondence
from the: different. towns. in
Northern MinnesBta will be
continued during'the coming
year. No labor or expense
will oe spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
the 4 : : = - ~: : . . =
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NJoTICE-U.s. LAND OFFICE,

NIOTICE-U.s LAND OFFICE, - 49,
~ ,., st. Cloud, MIMI, Feb. %. 1871.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Edward Malquai " Aeuhst Vim. Gibson for aban-
donlng his DeciAratory etateuent, No. 57ll, dated
December %, ISee, upon the ~ swL section ~,
tow ,ship III, Iangs rs, in Wight county Mtuneso-
la, with view to ,le Cancellation Of said entry the
s'iu rites aye hereby summoned to appear at this
Office ON the l4Ia DAY APRIL, 1871, at 10
oci1cA III lie loreno to respond and lurnsh tes-
tiuiony concerning said alleged abandonment.
=. a. GILMAN, K-gister.
febZj-6wa T.C. MCCLURE. Receiver