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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12
u 0TICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
CT Gland A,nn Ne

NJ 0TICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN. St. Cloud, Minn., Nov. q, 1870.
Complaint having been enteo Cd this office by Oren
G. Chapman against " III. Campbell for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. S4, dated April 4, 1866, upon
the northeast n southeast Aswest n south-west II
seA swH section %, township III rangeaU in Morn
son county Minnesota, tn view the cancella-
ton Of said entry: the said parties hereb,
moped to appear ut this Office on the 10TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1871, at O'Clock in the afternoon, to-
respond and furnish testimony concerning SAID alleged
abandonment
G. A. GILMAN, Register.
dec16wS T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
;N1OTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, MIMI, Nov. q, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Homestead Entry No. 1883, dated April q,
1865. upon the INV II swA section Is.
township III, range 30, in Morrison Co., Minnesota,
witha view to the canoe lation OF said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1871, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon correspond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged Abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
dec1-6ws T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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The NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG,

's "e6U6e ONNUUl De J6u "US"os
Thus avoiding the great trouble of othermaehinss.
No Breaking ofNeedlss.
The blade of is less than three touzthses
an inch long, and is straight.
1he Hemmcr and FsLer can neuer be ct wrong.
any may adjust them In tho dark. Tho hen
may be Of any width. no other hemmer or Teller
hke this 1tturns tho hem on the right or under sid
1t will not drop Stitches, a. tho needle 10 always
set the blade short and straight, does not vi.
pirate, like longer ones. They are
Manufactured Uith Mathematical Precision.
Hence, each part 10 and can beready
replaced In case of accident. It will last generation
Improperly cared for. None who have used it can be
to ANY other. The roundness, eveuness
durability and beeuty Of ito stitch
WE'RE MEYER EQUlLED,
Its Rapidly, Absolute Stiffness, ease Of motion,
nsrrowness and neatness OF its hem sndf were
never approached BY any other machine.
Tho PressuniverSally pronounced his tho Best Fami
sewing Machine in the World. Whatever the
merits OF the other Machines it is no dsparagensnt
double that Of any other ever offered to the public.
II received the Gold Medal of the American 1nsti-
tute-the FrstPremium for
"THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
1t tho great New England Fair-the Vermont State
1air-the PennsylvaniaState Fair-the Indiana State
fair-the Wisconsin State Far-the Michigan State
4atr the Iowa State Fair-and at over 90 County
oAssAtOuRuOUt sAo " oos-ua@AAAk AAOh ~
NUNS than were taken BY ell other Sewing Machines
together in the same time.
MS noso ths Great Leadsng Family Sewing kaehtrs
/. .'; :ALL.OVER THE WORLD.
Wetake other machines in exchange We soil OIL
Cotton, Silk, Twist and Needles for every kind Of
Sewing Machine.
AG EN IS WANTED.-Terms to Agents, de-
scrptve circular and specimens of work. sent free by
mail, on receipt ofstamp, or had Of
CORNELL, WARD & COM1NGS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
1873 Lake Street, CHICAGO. III.
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HEALTH.
The Galenic Medical
institute,

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ONCE 2e7 Third s treetoppesite
Metropolitan Hotel.
EstablisAed 1855. heos1sreted
1861.
For the cure Of all diseases
Of tho Urinary and Genital
Organs of both eAxea.
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FLUID EXTRACT or
BUCHU

IN affections peculiar to Females is unequaed by any
etner epasation a. In Chloross, or Retention Pain
fulnsss. or Suppression of Customary Excavations.
liberated or Scirrhus State of the Uterus, and ali
complaints incidental to tho sex, the decline or
change of life.
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For weakness arising from indlscretion. The exhaust
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found, indignation to Exertfon, Loss of Memory
Waketulness, Horror Of Disease, or Forebodings Of
Evil; In fact, Universal LAsstude, Prostrtion, and
inability to enter into the enjoyments of society,"
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diseases,
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Hon. WIN. LEE, Mayor of st. Paul.
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Ea;" sThs City u Kasaa. R.sia;" ssfAs
Portuguese MAJ = War;" "Eiaes Bruan's
cAair;" 'Ths He.ig.is;" "wish whss .ea,.
IRE ye Nss<;" ''usese Sass Story" sys.-
esas's Hatred" ssrhe Lovers Test" 'Iighs
through stone wali;" Tragedy or csoedy ~
Two fha.k'givisg Days." "whas they wers
-Jaeks % Paeks;" "The Fate q Mr. PHI
wig;" ''S&eseAes a Tssssa u Califsraia 30
Miss LarfsPsr's Dianesds;. Our Young Pee-
PIES Ssasy-feIleF-"Guss: q, IL Son q q
Politician" "Hew ve eanehs he Coldea e.
eie;" 'Lsla's wedding;" ssChareoal !" &c.
fsess Aattess;" 1.-THE Heusekeeper;" "Faeau
and Fsaeies;'' ''Our Picture Gallesy'-Hu.
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Is cents Per COPY, Or 50 pr year. Publish
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clubs for this popular magazine.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS,

I1PON consultation with the Central
~ Committee. the nominees Of the
y morraiic party Of this county haze de-
tcrmined to address their fellov-citixeu,
Al the llaees Of holding the polls ia the
several Election Districts, on the follow.
ing days, 10 wit -
At CHARLOTTE HALL, on SATURDAY..
Ocsoher 7.h;
At z T. SPALDtNG'S STORE, on
Thursday. October I2th
At CHAPTICO, on Saturday, October
l4h;
At ST. lNIGOEs. % Thursday, Oe.o-
A. cnFro 5S;I FACTORY. .. Saturday,
o tober 2lss.
The opposition sandidsss are invited
70 IN in Oh. diseassi"n.
The spcakiSg w,ll commence st 1
o'clock, r. H.. 80 that oil Who desire nav
have m opportunity b spesk.
Arrsnze0-nts oil b made hereafter
tos Lsonardtewn District. to suit IL. con.
venie"oe Of Gov. whyse a=d the other
State nominees. Who have pos We: deter.
uined uPoa Il. timc they will Be- here.
TIE pa lie are respectfully invited 70
attend the messines.
Oct S. 1SAl-3s.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..

WHEAr.-Markes was stronger and more
active. particularly for Southern; all the sam
pies offered taken readily by miliers chiefly
We note of white 800 bushels Southern a.
81 .62al.so; $50 bushels Western $i.7o; $500
bushels prime and choice Southern red 81 ..oa
$50: mostly 81 .75al71: 1900 bushels medium
do. 81. GOAL IS; 400 bushels inferior to fair
81 3oal SO; l,lo0 bushels Pennsylvania 81 go;
400 do. Western S1.5S
Coas-Remains steady under light offerings;
Ales 800 bushels Southern white 7saS3 cts;
100 do new q ets.; 1900 Western mixed Is
cts: 200 bushels Southern yellow 77a79 cts:
400 bushels Western do. on track 70 cts.
OAm-Sales 1000 bushels Southern lsas2
cts: 5000 bushels Western 49aso cts; 800 do
choice So cts.
RYE-No sales.-Monday, October 18th.
TOBACCO.-we report the market for Leaf
still active and very strong. Sales this week
200 to 800 hhds Maryland, chiefly for Bremen,
at full prices. OF Ohio some 600 hhds. chieAy
Of the better grades have been taken for France.
and we note also sales Of about 100 hhds. Ken.
lucky for export. all at very full rates. Cleared
this week 22l hhds. Leaf to Liverpool, ,034
hhds. Leaf. and 90 hhds. Stems to Bremen to-
tai Sal hhds. Prices for all decriptions are
maintained, aad VIC quote Is follows. viz.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19
containing
l56 acres,


This land lies m the road leading iron
Leosardtown to st. Jossphs Cauroh, Il
Of good soil and yell improved. Il has
a comfortable Dwelling House and good
out bsildines upon il. aud 10 especially
adapted 10 the culture Of Tobacco.
This property h only about three miles
from Leonardtown aud located in . sec.
ton remarkable for lie general healshful-
ness and fertility. There 10 . good Or
chard and excellent fencing upon it,
Churches, Stores aud Mills are eouvc-
nient. and the Surrounding lands arc rap
idly increasing in value. by the solid in.
Provements being made aron them.
About Que halt Of this land 10 arabic
and tho residue we'll timbsrei. There
is IN abundance Of enc water on the prem
ises.
Terms VI Sale Cash,
THOMAS WAKLIN.
Mortgage.
COMBS h DOWNS,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Oct s. 1S7l-ts.
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NOTICE
To Hetel Keepers and all 9th.
ers who deal in Liuuors.

To Hetel Keepers and all 9th.
ers who deal in Liquors.
ENoR the Information Of al persons
IL concerned. the following Act Of the
Legislature. passed March Gath, 1865.
- published:
CHAPTER l9l.
AN ACT .rohiLitine the sale of sri -isu.
Gus or fermentcd 'iqu,r. in tho several
o"untics of she State on the day Of clee-
ton.
Sec I. Be Il en,csed By the Gene raj
Assembly Of Maryland. That !, shall no.
be lawful for the keeper Of any hotel, sav-
ern. store, drinking establishment, or any
other place where liquors are cold. or fa.,
any person or persous. directly or inii.
rec'ly. 70 sell. barter. give, or di p ,se of
any sPirituous or fermen.-l liqu,rs. ale
or b.cr. or intoxicating drinks Of any
kind. on the days of el.c:ion hereafter to
lie held in the sevrr,l counties Of III
State.
Sec. 2 Aad Be- IL enacted, Tha. AM
person violating the prov, sious Of this Ac(
shall De Liable to in iictnent by the Grand
jury Of the county where the off.nee is
committed. aud shall, upon con vic.ion
before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit
Courts Of hi. State. BE- fined SUN no.
less than Fifty dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars for each and cverJ Of
tence-oBe-half the 6oe shall be paid the
'nlormcr the sthcr half to tie County Con.
missiontrs, for the use Of public roads.
JAS. Il. ALVEY,
Sheriff OF St. Msry's County,
Oct 5, 1S11-te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

Hos. VIZ. P. Preston. distin-
euisbed. eloquent. stirling and lifelong
democrat whose honored name heads this
notice. having recently been "complimen-
ted" BY the 'fusionists" Of Baltimore couu-
ty With the nomination for the position of
State Senator in opposition to the regular
democratic nominee. has fled a response,
from which Ne give few extracts. to show
that the fusion ''mixture" is neither in ac-
cord with his tastes or his principles
Strange as.it may seem, Mr.. Preston.
though nan Of emincn. ability. is so dull
Of apprehension, that he is incapable of
seeing how democratic principles can be
advanced by breaking down democratic
organization. Albeit this defective occu-
larity. his response will. doubtless, have
an interest for some old-time democrats in
our county and may. perhaps. remind 9th.
ers that there is something nobler and bet.
ter after all than venal hunt for public
Office.
1T is we'll known to every member Of
this community that throughout my whole
life l have been most earnestly devoted
to the principles ofdcmocracy rs expound-
ed and exempli6ed BY Jefferson. Jackson
and Pierce.
1T is true that have occasionally de-.
nounced the primary meeting trickery
which at times has disgraced even the
democratic party. and. il occasion requir-
ed it. wonld do 80 again; but those who
suppose that. because | condemn the con-
tcmptible eontrivances Of political wire
pullers. / am lese in love with the sacred
principles they pervert and dishonor. make
. very great mistake. Ny political wor.
ship ever has been and ever shall be at
the democratic altar. / regard it ~ q
shrine saucti6ed BY the sires Of the rcvo-
luton. snd the only ark Of safety for our
common country.
''Eutertaining these views. and having
showed them BY voice and pen for almos.
forty years. L will resdily be perceived
thst I cxnnot consent to b placed in an
attitude which might Be misunderstood or
coostrued into my counsenance 70 princi-
pies utterly q war With my consciesee and
my jadsment-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

lIlusraArED Cnss1lAs wsxxiY.-The ques-
ton ''hos he was to i've vas . "Knotty Cues
ton" to the poor street sweeper, and the Hiss-
frased C2risfiaa Wsekiy'' Of October 3ist has
ably illustrated his perplexities. The "Grain
Fleet in New York, BETHANY sand.y-school'
at Philadelphia, the SACRED Bambino' at Rome,
and story showing the power Of kindness over
animals, are the other subjects Of illustrations.
The second three months numbers Of this pa
per are now ready, bound in paper covers, and
WI DC sent by mail postpaid on the receipt Of
York.
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lC0xNuNIcArED.

Mr.. Editor.-If you can spare the space
in your paper. l propose to gite you few
extracts from valuable work recently pub
lished BY DR.. w. H. BruckneY. Analtti.
cal and consulting Chemist of PhiIsdel.
phia. on the various fertilizers now offered
Coz sale. Dr.. b. has analysed many Of
them. and intends TO continue his lsbors
until he completeS the whole catalogue,
and win give the result in . second edi-
tien to be issued the coming Winter.
will here state he has none for sale. anil I
Was informed. on good authority. be vas
offered more money 10 suppress the work.
than he can realise b. The sale 81 Il. I
shall only notice those that I knox have
been extensively used IN our cosnty.. He
begins With Rhodes saperp6osphase. Hav-
ing analysed two samples. - Preeeeds 10
ay-
From The mean Of the above analysis.
ne deduee the following amounts eonsain-
ed in . ton Of 1000 lbs, together With
the value Of ton 10 the krmer.
lssso Ne water. as eco per b > ESQ
Traee Nitrogen, els eco
10. 20 M Sol. Psss. Aesa, o.i,2 !" s.so
$500 n lnsoluble a. Geo Geo
Total value u sspef-phosphats, $50
vaiae ofbaes tayt 3.ee
Total value % the farmer, 1850
The above phosphate Is sold At $50 per
ton. involving . loss Of $500. o. S6S
per cent. b the farmer on every too be
purchases or. ia other words. he pays
for ID 4 s-5 times a. much a. is Is worth.
Rhodes Smper- PAospAase.- above
fsrsiliser. from which samples for analysis
we're selected. was purchased from Messrs.
Garuall B Trimble, Philadelphia. Il il
put up in bags, mssked 200 ihs.; the one
purchased weighed 20I ~. The neshas-
ical condision Of the fertilissr was gusa.
The nanufactnrer's circular gives the s6l-
lowing analysis said 10 Be furnished By
Pru1 Johnsoa in 1859.
kisSss S.prr-P kosPkakt ef Line.
waies fszpslssd a. 1issl 13.ss 33-1s
Matter volatile q rea heat, self 1oeo
Sand and inselahss natter, y.s3 Isl
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CONFIRMATION NOTCH.


In the Circuit Cour, for st Kary's county,
sitting a. Court Of Equity.
No "a N z.
nRDERED. this 18th day Of sep.em-
~ Der. 1871. thaitbe Report. OF Peter
". Grain 4 David =. Briscoe, Trustees IN
this cause, be ratified and confirmed, nnless
cause toihe contrary besbow Ion o. before the
9Th Monday Of Oct. neat prcsidsd .
copy Of this Osdes b Pshlishedin the q. Ma.
rvs BeseoA once week for threesuccesrive
weeks psiSs 10 the nid lsh Monday Of De-
The report states that the land scId for
1856.
JNoA CAVALIER, crk.
True eopy-Test:
mo A CAVALIER, cTt.
Sept -, 1e7l-sw.
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(Cosssspssdeses Of tie Beacon
Fairfield. Nd.
Oct. 5th 1871.


Dear Brseoa.-Do ron know . lady
BY the name Of Polly Ticksl think she
must possess great charms; what they
are. cant conceive for the life Of me !;
wherever s.. to church. mill. or muster
I hear potl,ipg bat Polly Ticks! Polly
Ticks!! Pdly Ticks!!! I presume you
are posted :. I wish you would eulight-
en- nse ssto lhc lady . charms consist Of,
il il is her beauty. Wit. Or her srre.5acks.
that 10 infatuatcs the good people; see
some poor souls drink corn-juice and eat
bad oysters on her account. some quarrel
and fight about her. some 60 about the
country stores and get miserably drunk
on her account. and worse than thai
they 60 home under the influence Of bad
whiskey and make much unpleasantness
Gin their otherwise" quiet homes.
Like Eugene Sues Wandering Jew"
she seems 70 leave her footmarks. destruc-
ton seems 70 follow her course; she must
be . very enchantress. men leave their
plows in the field 10 run after her. She
seems to infatuate beyond anything have
ever heard tell o.; zen get jealous about
her and call each other hard names
sometinses through tie eosaty papers; I
don't know a. Il is presentable case nm
der the law but ] think there should be
something done with her; men of all
shades run after her. aud l am very afraid
that she win make poor out Of it. for
she has such . molly crowd Of followers
(suitors) that I fear good and true men
riV ssrn aray from her IN di.gxa. I
wish you would post nc up about this Won
derfal woman. for live down here in the
pines "and don't take the papers,"
ever yours,
JEEMS.
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1as Dryy - 4 PAssy MAs.-Whes
pssty nss vith N bssess psrpsss frss
1isesssss - shisas y disssssn - -
paisirsI assiss;sa tsuhiek BE 3 .sssshsd
b essssasd By rings and ssfsisly .as-
seed. his sijces beng 10 rsfer.. not 70
destsey. b calls b BE ed. nos alien sss-
ees <isaoa his party. but the enemies Of
unfsir ring influence rii6i. IL. His en-
desvnr is 10 partly. and to strcnethen By
pnri6cstion. nns TO cripple or sokill. The
Sight he sakes = sriikia. not sitaosx the
Psrty-snd his purpose e 20 pbysie. not
% murder. he males no ovestures Cor
coalitions With the enemy. fsvors m mix
ed tickets. and sets up no diappeisted in
dependent democrats fcr rsfieals ia beat
his party with. His battle. In short. Is to
cure. not 10 defest. snd il Il uader the
Ssg of his or. party and within has ors
party ia<s that he stands md makes
his warfare. Il was In this way that
the democracy Of New York lately squelch-
ed the ring influence Of Tammany.-
II has been in this way that dc democ-
racy has always rebaked its ssIEsecking
party leaders. And this 10 legi.imass and
proper. Tthin the party. not beyond
il. that II where the SIGHT should be-to
heal the party. not 10 kin is. tbat il What
the 6ght should be for.
Thus much to the general issue. In
regard 10 our own county. fex inquiries
naturally suggest Observation-Disclosures
with rs "ring influence" 10 fact or fc-
tion-sn honest cry or an olkce-huntine
prctext?-or. ifa fact. whether disapposins-
I'd rings are Of Different intent and much
more immaculate than sseees.fk ooesl-
Our own deliberate judgment il. that the
cry Of ring influence" i crocodile cry.
or. II Il Is not. that 10 change oss ring Sor
mother would Be- "svsPp;as The devil Tor
\ witch"
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OOyNF1R.uLTTON NOTICE.
Robert Fowler
Va.
SSsan r. Msddsx
Z oshesA

isths CkcIt Ccsst for So Mays ecuasy.
staiss % . Court Of Equity.
No. 2o6 n Z.
hRDEREO. this 2ssh day cfSsps. 1871,
~ thasshs report sG D. 8. Bnaeee, tsu<-
- h Shis cssss, b ratified ADD confirmed,
1aiess cause 10 re contrary b shows on
@ before the 1sh Monday Of October
asxe provided . copy Of This order -
PubIished 10 the Ssini Mays Beacon,
once vesk fosthTee successive weeks ps;sy
10 the said 4th Monday Of October.
The report states that the lseA sold ios
SITS.
JNO A CAVALIER. Ci'k.
Trse0Py-7ssis .
JNO A CAVALIER, CIT.
Sept %. lo7l-ow.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

TnR CurcAoo FIRs.-Never before has
our nation suffered such . seourge from
the terrible element, Gre, % was witnessed
at Chicago on Sunday and Moo3sy oflast
week. That fair city-the 9Th in pops
lation and wealth In the United States
10 nov one-fourth in ashes and has ooe-sixth
Of ito wealth destroyed. Every Rank in
the city. every Wholesale house. with their
tons Of dry-goods. their millions Of dOllars'
worth Of groceries. notions and boots and
shoes are al gone; every newspaper Office
in the city is swept away. and every prom
inent hotel. All the grain elevators. con-
tanning eleven millions bushels of grain.
are destroyed. No accurate estimate can
be formed Of the loss. but Il Is set down
from two TO three hundred millions of dol
lars. All the insurance Offices in that city
are gone. and some in oil the eastern cit
les will follow. A hundred thousand pco-
pie. many Of them week ago million
aires. are now homeless wanderers and beg
ging for bread. Large subscriptions for
the sufferers arc being taken mp al over
the United States. All the principal cit
les are subscribing from one to two hun
drcd thousand dollars. and private SUBJ
scriptions so liberal and prompt are being
made that one is convinced that gener-
Gus nation. from Maine to Florida. is sym
patl,izing with the afflicted people Of Chi
eago.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

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Gct %, 1870.