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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
Hints to Producers.

A correspondent of tho Athens
East Tennessee) Post writes as fol-
lows:
For the last week ! have had ccc
sion to visit a good many of the towns
in your surrounding and adjacent
counties. and everywhere been struck
with the reluctance with which our
people let 20 their produce. They
ale universally complaining of the
hardness Of the times, scarcity Of mon
ey, and while they hold in their pos
session the only means possible for
their own and O general relief from
the present pressing condition Of al.
fairs.
The products Of farm labo r-wheat,
corn, oats, pork and bacon, and vari-
Gus other articles produced directly
from the soil-are the only means of
procuring money our agricultural peo-
pie have Merchants bring no money
into Il country, but, on the other hand
carry it out Banks are not money
producing machines, as many people
seem to think, but are great boarding
establishments where the money of
the farmer and mechanic is held in
trust for them and loaned for the ben.
eft of the bank. We cannot look to
them for help, but if the farmer--the
pr~oducer-will agree to take the mar
ket prices for his produce the relief so
ardcntly prayed for will come, and
not until then.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
Another Chapter.

The w inchestcr Home logfna' mod
cstly saws the "@rcnt thought -lt
tered by itscit--which Inns knocked
the wind out Of the Knoxville Wing
and Register, is, mat AndIcY Johnson
is q Radical that john c. Brown is q
Radical and he himself, our di,tin
guishcd contemporary, is n Radical
also" We throw up the sponge, con
tent with remarking, that from the
length of the articlcof which the above
is an extract, nothing "has Knocked
the wind out of" the Journal Knox
vile Wing and Register.
An error, which escaped Our at,cn
ton, has exposed us to Il blow from
the battle axe of our Knoxville con
temporary.
Our readers may remember, that, in
replying to the sarcastic remarks OF the
Whig and Register, we quoted n para
graph from the writings Of Oliver Wen.
dell Holmes, as follows:
"Everr real thought, on every rca'
subject. knocks the wind out Of some.
body or other" etc.
Tn closing our article, we said:
The "rcal thought" therefore, which
has "knpcked the wind out Of the
Knoxville Wing and Register, is, that
Andrew Johnson is Il Radical, etc;
but by an unlLcky accident the com
positor substituted the word great for
real, which was overlooked in the press
Of business, and thus We were exposed
to the shaft Of our contemporary.
The meaning Of the word real, is
true, genuine; and We maintain, in de
Gapce OF the world in general and the
Wing and Register in particular, that
it is a real thought That Andrew
Johnson is a Radical, ror1hc simple
reason that he indorscs the f~undamen
tai principles Of the Radical Party.
The world knows that eX- President
Johnson make a speech in the Scnat,
of the United States in 1860 in which
lie labored with the ingenuity of a liehd
to prove that the Federal Government
possessed the right to cocrce a Sover
eign State into submission to its au-
thority and this, too, in the face OF
the refusal Of the Convention of 1887,
upon five solemn occasions, to put a.
provision in the Constitution giving the
General Government the right TO CO.
cree a State.
In the fa,e oil this action Of the Con-
vention of'si787,; we repeat, the ex
President was one Of. the most promi
nent r~ing-esdsrs OF the ~fanatical aboli
tioeisee and Consolidationists in ,he,rI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
Circular TO the Press.

We have received from DR.. White,
editor of the Lebanon Herald and. Sec,
rotary of the Tennessee Press Asso-
Gallon, the following circular which
we publish with pleasure:
"For u number of years past q few
members OF the Tennessee press have
pcrseycrcd, in the face Of obstacles
almost numerals, in the attempt to
organize and keep alive a State Press
Association, which, thanks to their
unliring zcul, has succeeded in preser-
wing at least 4 scmhlance of life and
organization. 1t is now proposed to
lake immediate and vigorous action
toward making The Tennessee Press
Association what it can and should be {:
IN extensive, ilourishing and influential
fraternity, embracing in It's member
ship every respectable Journalist in
the State, and recognized everywhere
as Of the powers that be. AS a
means to this end, The Association,
during its session in the city of Nash
will, on the 18th of December ult..
instructed me to address YOU this let.
ter.
Its objec: is to endcavor to arouse
that esprit du corps which, as journal
lists proud of our exalted profession
You must feel, and to invite you, cor
daily and earnestly, to become mem.
hers of the Association. A commit
tee has been appointed, which will, at
our next meeting, report a Constitu-
ton and BY Laws; officers will then
be elected and everything possible
will he done to make the Tennessee
Press Association an actual, active
and permanent organization. Such
societies exist il almost every other
State and there is no reason why the
journalists of Tennessee, equal in abil.
ity and influence to those OF any com
m%onwealth, should not be associated
together in a compact and homoge-
neous body, whose status shall be the
most elevated and whose power shall
be irresistible. .,
GAS it is, we are wasting ou:
strength-it, indeed, we are aware of
it ut all. Like the reeds in the fable,
are disunited and consequently
weak and impoten: like them, we
night he, did q bond of sympathy,
paternity and organization unite US,
invincible power-a power WHICH
would compel respect and be OF such
that no petty legislator woula
lave the eflrontery, as has been the d
ase within our remembrance. to s%neer
t our demand for staple justice as all
Unnecessary gratuity proposed for the .
eneit of 'them printers"
"In addition 10 these questions oil
eli. interest, there are social reasoEs r.
the perpetuity of our Association.
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EE- AT the late election in Mich.
gan the people there voted on strik-
ing the word white" from their State
Constitution. The radical leaders
deemed it necessary to conform to the
XVIII Amendment, but the people re-
fused to Danish the word. Hurrah
Tor white"
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Eg The war in Europe is progress
ing without any battles of Importance.
The Prussians have taken only ore fort
Paris, and that is six miles from.
the city.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

E1rThe Supreme Court Of Califor-
mia has rendered a decision against
the validity of tho fifteenth amend.
ment to the Constitution of the United
States.
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Lovers Of Liberty -.,,r
Everywhere should support 1t iibera,s,
or some other paper like it. for tire li l;nst
journal i'll wage relentless war aSa'ns'
the monopolists, who are robbing the INT
pie ofOne billion dollars annually; ssainaa,
the bond swindle which rObs the people
over one hundred million dollars III Enc nS
annually ; against the National BannirS
system, which makes the whole corimIt
pay tribute to the capitalists: and aga, anS
all the schemes Of the Radical Party az ~.
the Monopolists, Bond-holders ana bano Of
erS to overthrow the Federal - stclu@
government establish Despotisnl. anu and
duce the people of America to Pover'S, lame
very. Against all these evils the Dnd
rnal will fight boldly. feailessly Fsr
SstentIy, and we ask the peop'e'
encouragement and support
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

Farmers
Should AXE it, for each week q portion
Of the paper will be devoted especially to
their department. Hints aud suggestions
from the very best agricultural Journals
will be given in every issue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

In franklin county should take 1t. for
II will keep you posted upon all local mat
ters. rs well as matters in general. AMI this
kiiowledEe vii give you influence among
your neiehbOrs, besides enabling you 70
ascertain what merchants deserve 20"
patronage. rol. Hi|.H
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ll-iE .'if1'. e.rl e.,
1t is to the interest of the
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tnr
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To support Il we'll. FIR q
paper Is an nonOr to the tov So"u county
In which it is publlshed"a rmu county
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
1t is to the interest Of the

'1p-. itgaa-'ir,yhj
Nl' t. mo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
Your County PaperI
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

Merchants s,.re
To support 1t we'll. For a good cou,,,
paper Is an nonOr to the town and c cOun!y
In which it is published-a resnectu,
channel through which they may r ,s"l:
the people. 'eaeN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

MECHANICS I ~ IV-I-" ".I,".I
Should support it, because 1t maintain,
the dignity and nobility Of labor. and con.
tends for the rights of the w%orkingmsn.
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MILLER
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-11

Will radically exterminate from the system scrofula
Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers Sor. Eyes, Sore Legs
sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bronchitis skrL diseases
salt kheum Canters, Runninss from the 2ar, White
sweiugs, Night sweats Rash. Tetr.r Hu.uors Of all
kiuds, Chronic rheumatism. Dyspepsia AM all dis.
eases that have leon established In The system for
years.
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noe FEsDlNa,.,


daAsootrespondsat i Prairie Far;
rleommunieas,s ,.k SolbsinR fact.
oatthe 24sh e Ossob s. but ID
twenty hogs, AID killsa fhs1 1t ,ha
Esnd;of ten weeks: NE weighed % i,
Ebsins penned 1910 -: They wers
first fed on dsy sAelisds DON; and
in four weeks lid ", ss7slbs. !,
d esas Of SO bqah,l .0s ne.
If meat to e.ek Slshal ora con.
stunned. They i pa,soa d.,
meal for two vsls; "a Sdnsd 55slbs
- u bushels sqpiyaisosso LIE
Per bashsl. Las.ly they were
ted s tys .seta % qq.h, Nd from As:
! 5:,bsshslsesef essss -'bs~sf-meat
was gsihsA Fquay IS N96f lb.. poi
bushel. Put the PORK 1t 10 cents per.
pound aud it will be seen that the corn
teed vas . sold g follows: ), Dry ,shellsd,
'isr bnspe', sl; woanddry, Fl bus b.
ID, SLIT ;;'groaud wcs,s per -bushel,
81 81; in mush, pr bushel. 5 as.
On ,' reversing the l,,1 l4rode of putting II.
oase, il WIN be ionnd that sky POUNDS
..efseas + I'D '.n y ta eat.l*. h1 fed
y in the h natural u" ,ttss. W. are pre- !.
pared to say that if every mao 10 the
South should act on the above facts we
would ave, more, .hsn ten, lpiliens If
dollars annually: Equal Il he twenty
eth part oft64 eqt.onI eiopl That
would be wise Legislature mich would
make it . penalty for . man to waste
his substaooeig4s il aa asfxsE5
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r rn',er's Union.

The only Agricultural paper published in
4 Minnesota, and one, of the best in the
country, d Has just been enlarged to "a
j. page paper, and is one that every farmer
& in Minnesota should have. i
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Chemists and Physicians
TO ANALYzE II

Then speak Of It according to its merits, compare
it with Whisky and Brandy and other such article,
and see the difference. IL they mud the Wine of Life
10 pure and wholesome and the other Liquors poison
oas, which they certainly will do)s. then they are
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
of Life to their patients and friends as the best stm
ulant and tonic in use and valuable substitute
for whskey and brandy; but Should they find it not
pure and what the propretors Claim for it. let them
publicly denounce it. II l. the ply scian's duty to
learn and hnd out which Is the most wholesome
stmulant for his patients, and to do so he must ex
amino and look into thu quality Of each article, and
leAyn fpr himself il the Wine Of Life has any pecuS
msrits to warrant its general The pruprie-
toss claim the Inc of Life 10 BE- more wholsson,e
and fae EfsZr.s * 90 a
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zAs Ercsl sior Magazine.

An illustrated family mse.slne, devoted to
stories. sketches, fashions, household
u matters, 30. II pagss. . z 4.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-11
M PO1IRYINR Danny UTXHsII.si 6
Tls 9 l.a,,,s "a, give, il.

Is Py1IRYINa 4AanY urSlasII.s!
T6s q I.a.,y 6s1l snasR give, ii.
HSnS 6id mel nod ssnf par,fying dairy
D ts.sallls Z ''eu4& on nd 4; ~ q ON
ysplaat> plsee pg. M IS open hdsd
Ne sof Suifabl lfn@naoos for 10
SIS 81 ihe dairy, ! ~ from half : b.r.,
Ito, Saishssa. n i! az /. sa q ,op,s
good qYisk Kline, enough e pake a,thin
xhis4 & kSer "a So Z,
ia flispsqst, IA l The lips
s'ls. |; ! lD|R|, g
sE Us ''|i !, IT, I, 4
ps's! 8: shea sih ~: q =. 7, |. : djqipias
1e't 4 N. 4 NJ .4loli,
turn, % that every part becomes in
nes1ed thereip ) ses thep 70 drain and
akJ,.aad To pazia aatiaa il complete,
without any soaldipg process from the
esey.pss 70 ths on worn eusoas.
The lime 10 the clear water instantly
neusralisea tho aoidity Of the milk yet.
remaining in the cracks or seams, etc.,
e ITO milk svesssh, 10 destroy which
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z .Sg-917--fsl- s--5s.lIsSz.S--=@
M .n ~ a.a,i ns.ALk-MakAEA1n .A.DgxB1
maze s1.ent. -, ~ ~ a1s
AMI ti.rs,.s sse ~ sfnsf D1n,
p,srrarIx s,,,.t y tns olies1ng real AN9s ma
Il &iunesas and IN "a % sad ssess
"a i,,,c nn,nte - ~ ai nye),
tins Iown Of a. 1.loud - ,1 atiuon %
"a IN tI,a Office Of Rr;:t., as 49, ano record.
~. arrs fnuntv vf,ict, said me-, ~ S ,ol 80
g - 81, s,;n cs a; - d y, gAse aug mo pew
co.. y. 49,; ., -. ay hssss ana exc
uh - Ia .s ~ 10 ~ = 49,, $3.50 sss 1ee oeJ Of
a. =. ~. ~ ~ -. M g ~ Tue once
=. so. VI De.Is ~. \. s ~. e..ns county
49,, ey ..v % = =. - .l 800 siocE
=. ~ nooA - " WI ssske 49,, tsSe 49, and
and ffty dollars u pusty ~ non sis date Of ss;S
with interest & tkS rate II one por Cent
ter u:0nt nil laid according q, ti.e en1ifienr ~
n...4.s,, S;sI
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Tonic Of Health

kTsnB FTNKlE 8 LION. SAVING IA
q CHINE With Dr.p Fssd, new IalsSnp,
net Hen1alsr, Re-, 10 nov offered to, agents
.onsmoro liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Maehtnes IN exchanges, or the new In
pfovsnents applied. & ~ 4 s !,
Eve,y Machine 10 warranted First Class,
and IS % purchaser dees not SO .rezssl &c
a9ters1 fair trial, he can return il and
m oney sfundsd. ..st
IS N. q. Wanted. Travelling Agents, 70
visit saah town, distributing circulars, ok
plainin9 the IMPROVEMENTS, etc erc., who
can make $500 per month. Address
LYONS MUTUAL s. NJ.
Sunion Square, So Eiat ] eth ST. New YORK
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&: 81. ! ~ n, = - @assssee
&c sol, lhd ssase6ts =
i. did nilk fLo ) psil, % ,ars
/ shois Aolssg .bssas aniias I'M Il
.stis bset 10 &c ths,l ssuck ,thss 81 add
~ ~ ~ ~ = = ilk II asitksy ili tsk5.,
= ~ ~ Ss % ii,
81 u I sfsss SIS u w ! III w 10y
.,.s aat ~ ~ sosl. CO = - ssaiyss
!. III - ~ aea Is nh Is u IL sok,
~ !. g. 4! ON si.l g Z. Liz
Ira 49, saa = ]. i !, llatls Fl lii !.
- IN y IS I'll 1is ti1ased for !. ipastt
= u. nilk !; ald ID plaes ofr ! 8.
!6san sSsvS1i IN the M I lii,l1
- - - sAasM b. substituted. /,
ID 80 - = searys calf. When
thsGk - : S Z noash d liz week.
eaSsl1s - 1sstt nd -, 1spassb iii,
- - liz ~ iki.aea mi ;
eff IL ~ : = - Is aasnrsfth.
= sussua -, IA IL q ~ q 1as.r
Ii u - : jelly . eeolisx, aud
z - TX d ~ mn. H4f
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Best F 3 mily Newspaper in.
;5.i ss. 81 Minnesota. s. rs. .~.
:9ss@, ~ .g Ii $,ss.. :szs.' -,--,., =,
SPLENDID :. PREMIUMS.

" To any Of our present sub.
.scribers.who renew, paying for
one year in advance, ($2.W,
we will send postpaid, FREE,
either of the following books !:
sE%i5, 81 = vs. e - ~. ::
- The Hrscman's Manual.
The Dairynsan's Manual.
Tie Hoy Breeders Ma.ual.
The Poultry Breeders Ndn.al. q.
L The Sheep and Goat !" . Fl
To NEW subscribers we will
send either of the above books,
and In addition, either of the
following PREMIUMS the
magazines or papers being for
one year
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HENRY T. aEhBOLD's IMPROVED ROSE

HENRY +. aEABoLDs IMPROVED ROSE
+. r,1I- - WASH. s.ts.,.s.a T.. =; :
cannot to surpassed % . FACE WASH, and will b.
found the only specific remedy in every species #
cusueoNs affection. 1t speedily eradicates pimples
spots scourbutic dryne.s, Of the
ons membrane, ETC., dspes tednese aud incipent i'd
hives rush, moth stclles Of scalp
OF sk'n, frost bts purposes fr which saives
Or are used restores the skin to state Of
purify and softness, aud lnsures continued healthy
action ~ the tissue Of it, vessels, on which depends
ssfeea9e clearness and vvacity Of complexion %
much sought and admired. But b viewer valuable
remedy for existing defect. Of tile skim II. r. He-
oolas Hos wash has long sustainsd It, PRINCIPAL
elaim 70 unbou ded patronage BY possessing qpa.
tiles which render It Toilet Are,.dsss q tub most
sups ave and congentei character, combining In 40
esysni tOrniu those pr,ninenE leqdi.It. .: aisty
ana encsey-tss invarlaDie ms. ,m.uls Of Il.
uaas preservatlvo AMI refresher Of lhs complex
y y ~ eht lot d, 10, d,seas sof syphi
".s n.a'e nnd - an Injection Tor Diseases II the
ur'i"rJ orgs ., arising from habits Of dissjpetton
used ~ connsciios vi b the ATTRACTS Buchu Sara.
slna ann CAtawoe drspS Pill, In suci, di,eases ~
lar Per Bottle. z '-..-s' 49, 80
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a.kss sslaish meal % !. = : y { !. nj 4

Il. aaakas sf1niKk 4 meal on 8 Nank Int
,at,.els ~ H
HE &c sof ssnss q, thsl apiasl4
!. j alv.yagssd. ThseeIis the slsph.a,
e So ysan Old, II fsst hih, vii hing
1900. Poands 81 I'd ~ e
wsn mAaagsd liis lnsutaasG eompssy
sAs1 d1ia klne aaly sold 20
ter y tAs buSE Hull, and i ,vs i; Il ea a
ful whore hs goss. There sre the
li99 kall nsjs is. ne Aise of tbe
khS = - emb oddiinsnt II diS1itsys::
sJHi, a d, ST. hasps osklpk
eve Is Mods Of the crowd Of visitor,
! oDl& ih Wind ,sinSatla "a Isrss!
Assa.aAls e ha w,iter, and \, psebs.
lN Ming viat 70 Shel hass ~.
dime, md vhan he ,h,ll. get It. The.
I, lset r nEs fessless1 but she i u
x.N ha.s.1, and h.s e sIs oa s.. !.
doos, while she stalks, With noiselees
sest, p ~ dosn her Gags easiSg har
I'll and purnns against TIC bars, Is
= soon = che sses the meat coming Is
A thosghtful visitor to the menag.
ssis, wAlis adniring The vsristy asadis
vsrSity Of The animal creation, will hi.
usally wonder Why 50, many should
rs s. y $ d y Gs
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p. q!

Helm5old's Kxtraet Bsebu Il diurstic aad blood.
purifying, and esr0 an diasases ssftng
t.on hasitsdf dfapadon and sxeeasss and impru.
oepees In lts, Impurities Of the Dlo0d etc. kapef.
ssdtng eopsbs fD affections f which it 10 used ADD
syphilftie aectbns-in these diseases ussd In con
nectton with Hemb0ldt's Rise Wash
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the extract
Buchu 10 unequallsd by any other remedy-as in
ch oros or retention, frregulsrity, psfnfaluess
suppression OF customary eyscuAtlons, uleersfsd
sehiIrus state of the uterrs laueorrhoea whites,
st. rity, and for al complaints incident to the x
whether arising from ind-cretion or, habits Of dis
stpetion. It prescribed extensively BY the most
emlntnt phydcians and mid wives for e0feebled and
delicate constitution above diseases symp
TOMS.
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In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
of State and General News,
Agr1cultura Information, Lo-.
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspond nce, etc, etc.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn Of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will s oe spared to maintain
for The: J JOURNAL the reputa.
ton it already enjoys Of being
WAY ~~:,1- II. g.: szf 5s5ss*ss =s..2<z il.
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sns EARszsr avI1S 11lhsMoRnD
r&s.

Ao0 AsAeeSeUVSo VAepEIUk W Sue nv
of destruction ID . thirty. ave.ton-,g gun
Just completed a the, Royal, Arsenal,
y England. THIS monstsous creation,
- .sds upoa ths eoil principle, vi.h
tvo strips Of wrought iron, which, be.
fore they were wrapped around the core,
were about ono hundred and fifty feet
= hagth. o. iss way t. the practice
ground Il crushed ii own carriage and
The t,snxsy upos, whishie ~ travel.
log, but vas eoaxsd into moving again,
and The apousers Of tho interesting TO-
fst ls~diA With half is4proof charge,
II ova shoaa weighing .ssvsar hundred
pounds understanding Z foot 10 diauacs
ts', and Two and = half feet lin length.
With this lead the monster resuiled
nearly nine feet Up 40 inclined trail Of
fesvsa dssrsss, but va otherwise uuaf:
Astsd. When It has out its teeth With
larger charges, il il to burn, ~ q reg.
uhr doss, oos hundred aud twenty
pounds q pebble powder, the shot BE-
ing The ssvlhtesa- hundred-pounder
mentioned, With brass studs to ct the
riaing Of che bore In firing It wire:
was attached Is the vent, the bell was
rung, and Ill present fastened under
sovss. 40 one Of the r,oihossas !.
gunner in > canvass suit stood before "a
nagnetie battaEn and At the word
"Fire r touched Z stud, when there
- : load report. aud ths gun ~ s,ea
smoking prodigodsly. Il Vim b tested
with . charge Of one hundred and fifty
poosds g pevda, TIC regular service
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L OTICE-ij.S 3. LAND nRFIEt.

Il OT1CE-U.S. LAND OFFICE,
IN 1T. Cloud, Mimi, Feb. q. 17l
Complaint having been entered &C this sft,es BY
EdwaIu Marqusidt against Vim. Gibson, for sban-
December 70. 1865, nIon the ~ swL section 30,
township III, range B, IN Wright county, MInneso-
ia, with the cancellation Of said eptry the
said rites herety scnimoned to appear at this
ONCE ON the l4iH Jay APRIL, 1871, at 10
O'clock in the foreuvn, to Respond and furnish tes-
umony concs2nlng sid alleged abandonment.
z. A. GILMAN. kegister.
tebGS6wa T.C.McCLUkE Keceiyer
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