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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-15
~ Lyme 4 Brother.
huctionrcrs and Peal Estate Agents.
A;nt,, Gfrppf
BY Moody u Royal,
Real Estate Agents and iuCinnecrs.
Office corner OF seventh and Hull streets
Manchester VI.
SALE OF \ BEAU

TOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF \ BEAU
y TIFi-L JAMES RIVER FARM, LOCATED
~ THE Cnt.NTI OF CHEST EltiLID THREE
MILES FEDN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
This valuable TRACT Of LA% d contains TIRE
III NDREn AND FIFTEEN A$B JNI.-fIilEp
AciE~--I0C acres .: which i iiu"'y wooded III
1oacrcs 81 second iuw-rrounds, cGuri IL amy uu
James rircr-wih lcU,uiur'"hlC DIV tlLlEt, con-
t,inin" eight ROOMS with m,rns, stahics. ma ot,r
cut-bui!ding: suitable tC" rucl Fam. TIL l"ru
his river irou: uf nearly hall mile. F:h g;.ani;.i
near the shore. that Nc$@"is lG1d ii boat i
wharf. This land 3Gicu> The land If f.G. Euiu.
Esd, and Ii apprcachedby Tic Petersburg turnpike
"h!ch IS tin" road. ami also ay the Hcw road r.
rci!y opened from Ninth street. in Manchester.
which VIII g.eai,y shorten hr di>anc" from lna hc
This is chance Tor Investment and should en-
gage the ttclt;on al all
IN pursuance Of :. decree Of th. County tVmrt ot
Chesterfield county, entered at the August term
thereon, In tie suit styled H. {. jerks rs. John e.
jerks, we shall, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, lS;2, expose 10 public sale al auction
Tn tie premises, al o'clock L. NJ. the above de-
scrihcd FARM
TERM: Omc-iourth cash, and the balance In e,ui
instruments OF Sin. twelve. and eighteen months
FOR nc"d1ah" notes, with interest from the day VI
sale aud Tho title, being retained until tic whole
purchaa' money Is pail.
WILLIAM |. CLOITOE,
l.. II. NASH
Commissioners.
Fartis, wishing Ia lock al tie above property be-
fore the day uf sale will call on S.rssrs MOODY (
RuIaIL. IN omnibus viii l,e 1T door n - L.
Y. 10 conI cy parties to The sale.
sale conducted by MOODY x RoYALL, Auction
GERS. Oc5
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yTANTED, twelve sTONE-CUTLERs
w on curling at Windsor Granite quarry.
Board and lodging on the premises: apply at the
oc l3-lts Bascment Office, 1901 Cary street
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~ W. EOddin.
y; ". G0ddin.
l;ca. Estate Agent and Arc'iorccr,
oliirr corner Eleventh. and Bank streets


r1yECTTOR'S SALE OF VERY NALu-
Il ABLE KEAT. ESTATE ON GAMBiE ;
I'LL. hT THE SDUJuWEST tokNht,Rs = r
EuI.ErIi tND BYRD SHEETS. AND AZ IL u !; :;
IuI-TIIWf:-T CORNER OF THIRD AND bfkD
STFFET~-N III" request It lir. .Jonl HIat';th
t.nIcll executor uf Mrs. Agnes ;: .. 'a"eii. az ,
rra..,i ,nd Of Mr. .!cNalt!"r i!and;il executor ol
Mr. Fl;z3tc, Writ. deceased. shall sell NJ ahc-
linn on I'm. ;;,,n,es. on MONDAY the PSI ocio,,
hrr. ~ \: o'clock i. H. that trn!y T"Uanic tpG
bca;Itir,lv-.itaipd LOT at the southwest corner 81
EyrI md Fuur;! streets" adjoining the residence 81
;;- William I! Muntor. fronting ll35 tect on 'he
VET line Of Fourth street. running back i2o 'rc 30
an ,Ii,v twenty feet wide. to lie subuiNi,icd INTO
thro. smaller lots Of suitable size, according to
Mat Ia h, ciibitcd az the hour al sale. us -,
,,giuu.au,f, a loruIv view II lower James river inF
mic in ,xtrnt, and most uI the lover lmEt OF me
city. .,,,,os, ,o-r,,
al ;}rl and thrd streets. fronting on '2e "cst l'lc
az Third street I43 tuc' r:il:!I!S h;ck l. lcct " ~
Iry - Zee, wide - ut t,c'! intn nFc tot? 81 nlt
.,c si.. a,crrlG IL s9!d ni"p h' .pccta, al'lll-
lion Of The pu'pic Is called IN this Saic'a5 IL i w:
liryrG that ]! rarely occurs tina, s;irl &.tr"rtsc
rrnlwrtv ftor private d;'c!tsSj Is offered al 'i'c
tiuu. ,,,, =; ,,,,- e,,,I,t
ana fu,ly, months f,r r"-":.tbic notes. Interest
a4!r,.. secured tx u trit ':f.'': - :, ~
'''''f''' =
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s.zs*us. gTlE0Ss d. pARrSERszsEps.

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER&HIP.-
IL The 7th Instant Mr.. GEORGE T. TURNER took
IN interest III my business and from that date u
hnsness will he co.lanctcd under the firm name CT
JAtiES & TURNER, II. i, JAMES
k!CAIUSp, October IL, ls,s, &c ls-st
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E;E-siSESs WARTS.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF THIS
"a city. who hts had an extensive business cX-
TcIeEce FOR the past twelve Years las c"si, capl-
TAI Of three Thousand dGilGrs, which III WISHES 10 40
vest in some profitable and reliable boise ad take
part cIShip In saiIe. Please state name. hiIsinese
etc. and address I.." this ut..cc. DC ls-2t
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~ TIIIMT"9'H = M
Feat E-;.,rn Agent, ard tuCiiGn"CfH'
-. l,l9 Win street.

4 NEW iND ATTRACTIVE FRAMED
y yy-ELIING aND LOT. On BEuAD
S.Tpt.F'T ,CHlrnCH NIL. FOR SALE - at'-
ritiE-On WEDNESDAY tie ION ihstah'. u.
,,.r;rrL T. ~, Ne shall acu hN auction. II u'
nrruii-ns = new mud attyTcti"" FRAME u" ELL
iZt:,aui LnI fronting 80 hT rs feet, on me S"nl
III. al ir,,;d street between VENT -ciSitn aii"
,r,".ntynjnth streets. Church llill. The dwelling
In, . lr.s;rrl.. ard two -torit, above containing TX
Ir.r i'ld on. nail roo:, i,ds closr's ana other
r,ir,,,uicu,.i. arl,! /, pleasantly located.
JrpNs . .r-;hirl cash: the !hllllc" III 81 ana
twelve months wilh interest. secured hr drc' o.
trust. ''NA'~''i ~ ,',;,r..,,-
ur - tl.ntI1u,- .--
GALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM.
- according to a decree OF tltc Circuit Court OF
King william III the caua -; GIrrrrs ana Nile rs.
i;rrEory SC. will DTCCCci - sell publicly III kiiiS
;Tiilia,:I Courthouse an t!r 2>th daE % Dctorr.
I'M. ;r.iI:- cont l;sv, INO TRACTS OF LAND
adjoining IT, iinm; Ircc aud wing i1imc''iat'iN
,;,.0u the i'tuUrkcr river: one 'au"d .trltiI.S ;.
,.;i;riI,i:i,- p:E 1T Efj..En tNp w IN y
TWO !: ';.l:~. with = good DWELLING aud "th"r
imrrotrln.u:s. ans IN in"NlIaas;ihr hrd ~ @i.c:-
.lmd iasri: l!,c oicr. rt!lr:i " ilru' hing AND
containing uNt: HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACRES.
TERMS: AIit';s kiwTru oiA,'iy ~ "7Ic
THOMAS l.. GREGORY
n,L,d Commissioners.
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Mr.. Waller, NJ. r., proprietor of
The London Times, speaking before
bis constituents, said be thought it i'm
possible to rate too highly the benefit
which both Great Britain aud the Uoi.
ted States must derive from the AMIGA.
bic settlement Of tho Alabama quss-
ton. he thought, in spite Of the com.
pleations and difficulties Of inter nation.
ii Law, Eoglaud did owe some reparatiou
to America for tho losses which had
been sustained BY the dspreda.isus Of
the Alabama, and he beloved that vas
the sole motive which influenced the
Government in sanctioniDg the treaty,
which he believed contained nothing
but what was honorable to that couu.
trY. -. i. ,:,'.
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Tho sequel to the pm.otie mar.
rage Of Miss Marina Boxer, daughter
Of New York millionaire, to her faith
er's evachmas, which occurred about
ten years ago, is gwen by Washing.
ton PAGE: There has just died in
that city woman Who for the last Eve
years has lived with q colored family
in = wretched little shsnty. + Before
her death she told tho woman she lived
with the history Of her life,s giving the
name Of her husband as John Dean,
and telling Of her marriage add subse.
queot hard life. Her death, by con.
gestion Of the brain, was caused by
blows sue had received, and the expos.
.ure aud p'ivstions abe was subjected
to. >....... -.
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llTERARY NOTICES.

The November number Of tho
Eclectic II At hand, and presents time
" portrait, handsomely engraved. on
steal, Of James Anthony Froude. An
other timely feature Of this number il
tho excellent biographical sketch Of the
late William a.. Seward reproduced
from the Nsw.York Tribune. The ia.
biz Of. eontente embraces seventeen ar
tielss, amongst she most attractive Of
which. ARC the leader ON z"Jspan;" "a
Voyags to the Hinged Planet )" "Nov-
Oh aud their Times )" "a. Pilgrimage
to Port Royal" "George Elliott" "Se-
sret Police of Paris )" "Prose and
Worse )" ''Domestio Life and Eoono my
in. Fr.oee;;" 1.-The Mother OF Jacques
"Meteors and Shooting Stars" sketch
Of "James Anthony Froude )" with sew
sral posms, and additional chapters Of
''The Strange Adventures Of Phae'
TONI r. r. Pslton, Publisher, New
FORK. - -: - ~;
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LATE NE vs. ITEMS.
-Froude's name is pronounced Fro


-Frouds's name is pronounced Froo.
da.
Mast is engaged in illustrating
Dickens "Piekwiok."
Tho small pox is diminishing in
Boston; only twenty.six deaths last
week.
-G,rdeuiug around Paris is danger
Gus on account of uuexploded bombs 10
tho earth.
Sir William Gull, tho royal Ems.
lish physician, recently received 81 900
for a single visit.
Thomas Ausbro, for libel Of Edil'
O'Gorm.u, tho escaped nuo, WAS daed
81 900 in San Francisco.
Mrs. Fairs lawyer has sued her
for g 500, tho b.lauee due for legal
services in defending her on the two
trials she had for murder.
"A musket ball, after seven years OF
vain exploration for = permanent resi-
dsnos lot in the brain Of Capt. Lauren,
Of New Hol.teio, Wis.,, recently walked
out Of his ear.
Tho German Government will re-
establish next year Consuls General i"
Al>aoe aud Lorraine 10 the same form
10 which they existed under the French
dominion.
"A youth named Skinner, Of SYRIA.
cuse, Iod., has achieved success in the
double pat Of David .od Goli.h. He
w.s swinging 4 Slug about bis head
when it hit him under the ear, killing
hin instantly.
Tho Militsry Commission in Paris
trying Marsh ii Bssaine had that officer
before them on Monday add examined
him At great length. Two hundred and
forty witnesses have been summoned
tor examination before tic court.
1T il announced that the late Sir
David Baxter has bequea,hed tho enor-
nous sum of I've hundred thousand
pounds to the Free Church ofScotlsnd, ,
and fifty thousand pounds to the Uni
versity of Edinburgh.
The ceremony Of uuveiling the Scott
statue took place At the Central Park,
New York, on Saturday afternoon, in
the presence Of . vast throng Of specta.
tors. The presentation address Was
made BY Richard Irwin, and the &C.
eeptaooe speech by tho Comptroller.
William Cullen Bryant then delivered
AZ oration.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

The State Of Wisconsin has fled
in tie United States Supreme Court an
application for an Injunction against the
Duluth aud the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company.
"A search among the pupils of the
Saltwater school Tor deadly weapons, =
fcw days since, resulted in finding
three revolsers, one Of them loaded,
which the stripiiogs carried in their
boots.
"A construction train of sixteeo
cars, loaded with ties, bridge timber and
piles, "a, thrown from the track OF the
Winona aud st. Peter road; IS
miles west Of New Ulm, on Thursday
eight, .Dd twelve Of the cars were COM
pieteIy smashed up
90 Monday evening man named
Counts shot man named Reisner, At
Dassel with gun loaded With buck,
shot, breathing his arm ami injuring
him internally. 1t is thought that be
will not survive. Countz claims self.
defence As An excuse for the rash
act.
DR.. Keith returned from the
Northern Pacific this morning and
from him We CLEAN the following
facts
The grading on the road is all fioish.
ed as far as arrangements had been
made to grade, aud there remains but
40 miles Of track to lay. The track
laying hands haee been Withdrawn, and
will not probably, BIO put on again
this season. There had about four
inches Of snow fallen up to yesterday
morning, whom another storm came on,
filing up tho cuts, but not seriously
OBTAINING the trains.-lMin*eapo1is
Ne,os.
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!. ,.:-7Hollaod is dstermined to regain
from the aggressive ocean the land it
submerged 700 years ago 10 the famous
Ga!t, the Zayder Zee. In that land Of
successful engineering and eouutles.
VIZ! ;xina,dlnills, draining i the one thing
they never expect 10 tail 10, and there i.
no doubt that the land for SO many
years buried under water, will once
again glow with rich harvests and cover
itself With speokless villages, where the
busy Hollanders will turn to good ,ac-
count every acre regained. The happy
result Of the experimental draining Of
Harlem Lake, BY which $4,000 acres
we're secured 1t ! cost Of So, 500, 900,
prompts this grsnder enterprise.
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There is something almost msrvsl.
Gus in the recuperatlve power of the
French people. At the end Of her war
sbe WAS saddled With a debt 80 large
that it seemed almost impossible for
her ever to extricate herself. She will
pay to Germany 200, 100000 francs
this week, will continue to make SINH.
liar instsllments until tho end Of
the year, when only 100000 Of the
var indemnity will remain unpaid.
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A 'lhs occurred It Minneapolis 90
Sabbath night; destroying Farnbam l.
LovejoJ's saw mill, one Of the best At
the Falls; lo's >s5, oo0,. insurance &c..
600. A'snll, Russell l. Carpenters
paper mill was also destroyed and the
'to'k injured !, loss, $50, 900, insurance.
$4,000. Both buildings will be re-
built.
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By tks Ptesident Of tie United States .,
A


81 tks Psssident Of tie Ua;t4d State. q
heejessss,ea
-. ,WH1a1As, The revolution Of another
year has again brought the time whom it is
usual % lock back upon the past, and pub
liely thank he Almighty for his nsrcies
and hue blsssines; and
- W1B11As, II any one people has mere
eeeasis1 then another for such thankful
Asss, Il 10 ths. eitissns. Of the Uaited States
whose government 10 their creature, sub.
jest % thsir behests, who have reserved
- themselves ample civil and religious free
dom e1d equality before the law Who du-
ring TIE last IL months have enjoyed ex-
caption ffen any grevious Or general ca
lsmity. and to whom prosperity in sgricul-
surs, ,1aaufs6ture and commerce hos been
vsuehsstsd; =. vs.r. -. e.
TAlIE1o1D, by these considerations,
recommend that on Thursday, the twenty.
eighth day Of November next, the people
meet in their respective: houses Of wor-
chip and make. their Acknowledgements to
God for HE Kindness and bounty. ''s'.*
- In witness whereof, i have hereunto .et
my hand, and caused the seal Of the
United Sea&Sss "a, W affixed. Done at
80: the city Of Washington, this 18th day
Of October, in tho year Of our Lord,
- 1872. sad Of the Independence Of the
..>:>,s Unit4d States the ninety seventh.
U. 8. GRANT. !
By tho President .':~
=. HAnlI1ox FISH, Seer etary Of STATE
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THE German Government refuses 70
be remunsratsd for expenses inquired
in the arbitration of tho San Juan
Boundary question, which was decided
in four Of the United States. s+-.}@@ g.
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Sends a Republican Member Of Con-
~. greSs from each District. >.. :::|..: =.
Nothing More to be Asked For

The returns that from tho Northern many souh,n
States the Union svanohes tesn.doe hi~nds Of Victory The
0ies rush into the thousands Thousands and hundreds
thousands The result beyond what had ~
o beyond all speaks
in the integrity, wisdom and st.tssm.obp
policy which has shaped bis adman md aushksn
10 bis ability direct the affairs country my
But figures ton the t. Hero are th, m.jo
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We have received tho first plumbers
Of the Telegraph, new paper started At
Ksssen by Messrs. Len,an l. Wood
Ais = neat, we'll conducted local paper
and should receive . hearty support
from the people Of tho county. 1t
starts out with : good advertising pat.
ronsgs.
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-, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Elastic Band & Spiral Brace
.B..R o ON!

1~h sweeps easier! Sweeps Better
Lasts ons-third longer than any other
oxoom.: lis t>te .?ss;,: :s@E1t. J.. ~.s..,.s
"a new broom sweeps clean, because
II IL elastic. This broom IL elastic until
vera cut. is ;ass3 :.r.2 90"
i. 16cNevsr breaks Of ct tho handle, Of
below whsrs 1t IL SsWed. j.
s neDess not turn - one side, but wears
perfectly straight. ,....,..,:.:.....
"s@h u he bsst osrpst broom In use.
b4a1r4e.ssksspsss an delighted with It.
:: D0Sold By = :...-n.-..-..,
1'@'9. ~. !. LiMPERIcH.
+ ~ at5s nj Sole Agent 1t st. Cloud:
OCT. "a. 1879. <..r, .,.as - . zn.~; Il
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6Now-ths inst Of tho season-fell
n AHeast' Maine, on Sunday evening.
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The public debt vas reduced S. ,228,'
All during the mouth Of October.
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STOP ,sTHIEF!!

On the night Of October 10th, CHARLES
HOERANDEL. my bar. keeper, stole from
me, in cash. about 5000 AMI left for parts
unknown. He is about 81 years az ago. s
feet inchos high, black hair and Whis-
kers, high forehead, brown eyes and dark
complexion. he il IN Austrian, had
40 baggage. and had on Z common suit Of
dark clothing. l will pay a reward Of SIS
for his arrest. PETER LOSO.
St. Jo., Stearns Co., Minn., Oct. II, 1872
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q. e. GARRISON, :.
Civil Engineer 4 Architect,
ST. CLOUD, MINI.

Having had twenty-five years. expert.
snoe-twelve in 0overnmeat surveyine-I
hone to give satisfAetion In all bsanehss Of
Engineering. S>'S
Pine and other Lands entered and tsxee
paid for Non.rssidsnts, and full deserip-
zion sivsn from personal examination.
Omee aud residence near The Episcopal
Maps Of stsarns County for sale.
~ NOTARY PUBLIC.
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NEWT OF SCHOOL FUND

Z We arc indebted to Auditor Vossburg
for the following statement q the sppor-
tlolmsnt OF the ssni-anuual interest on
tn General sakools (I,nd. ~ go
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Grant will have nearly 800 electoral ard bis popular majority viii be
about Ne" York elect. Gen Dix BY majority equal
Grants. :1s &' - 1f@ ~ ..*<E|
IN Limos Republican Senate will Tumusa Senatorial
Banks defeated for Congress in VT *'t 3d. Y"
ux. ~ "&H.: ~ wI 81 x@sa*f' 4hzj
y p'py e'eetea Mayor Of New OK 4sa4zar v:4~e n
Every Republican we'll be proud OF Mnoe
that in spite q. dectos . ity
been considerably increased All Repubn STAT
ID the First Congressional, District N. H. aa.. reelected y
about 10000 majority NJ 8 Wlkipsou. af#@@
In the Second District Msor Strait will have 400 majority
Graham s2@ 81 ~~>t ~ =t=:*
In this the Third District Gen. John AveRs nor HoeG
Becker will probably roach 1000. This d,a e.do..at
faithful Representative. 49, 2s= r: s@
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-07

The Ring now say they had no ex.
pestation Of sleeting Gilman. q, no
OF course they hadn't! They spent S..
600 or 5000 just for fun I It.,
just like them to do this! They IRE
such funny fellows
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-07

''Mr. Gilman 10 20 we'll known in this
District that exten led comment u wholly
unnsoessary."-&. Cloud PIsss.
Aud that va what was the matter
with him. He vas too we'll known.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-07

Several hundred extra copies of the
Rings Orgau were distributed through
tho County last week. The result can
b seen in the election returns,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-07

But for the ,mmeoss amount of
monsy spent by tho Ring, G. A. Gil.
nsn would not know that be bad been
q candidate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-07

We call for three cheers for Cold
Spring, famous % containing within it,
limits Waits historic railroad grist mill,
which gave MI. Burbank eighteen
majority ! Even Cold Spring could 90,
trust the Ring! Ell tu Brute!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-07

"A.d ~ have to meet the opposition Of
the St. Cloud JouanAL, the leading Rspab'
lican paper Of the Northwest. +.
Vets speech At tie County Coas.~tie..
Well ; aud how do you like It
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or ERA SALOON.
*. }F.VlNCENT, PRoPR1rroR.

..r IVA ~ 108'
Having leased this we'll k.own and psp.ls
= Saloon and Restaurant
would b plsased 10 have ssll fren ny
friends. I win keep o. hand Il oil times the
choicest -
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Ale, Lager, &C., SO.
Good Billiard Tables.
i. ss..so.rsst 7. VINCENT.
q Cloud, APRIL n, 1911. .:MssH
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The Organ Of tho Ring devoted two
columns and . half lest week to demon
etrating how powerful % influence Mr
Barbank had axertsd 10 beh..f Of th'
rsilIoad bonus last spring. The people
were 20 much Impressed BY what tn,
Press said that they decided, by ove
two hundred majority, that MI. Bur
banks influence was just what they
wanted in the Senate.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
r. ]. BONHAM,

Practical TinsnitA and Doalef II
TIN w A R*E.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-07

OF oourso Ohs 81. Cloud Ptsss will
publish tho names Of those Republicans
vho dared 70 vote for Nj. Burbank, -
il threatened last week it would do p
Better begin At once, for it will b
long list. II the Ring should have any
difficulty IN obtaining these names we
will take pleasure 10 giving it al the
assistance in our power. But, BY al
means, publish
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25
simple cure for Headache.

Ifthe saying is true that "he who
causes two blades of grass to grow
where only one grew before is pub
lie benefactor," how much more is he
who discovers a remedy for one of the
most distressing diseases that poor
human nature is heir to Having
been afflicted for many years with
neuralgia headache, and after trying
all the remedies could hear tell of
without any benefit, had given up all
hope of q cure, having had an elder
brother to die of the disease, and being
told by tIle doctors there was no cure
for it. happily thought of trying
salt, and in q short time was delight
ed to see it had the best results. 1t
is now about two months since tried
the experiment, and L have not been
troubled with it since. Now I want
to let the "whole world and the rest
Of mankind" know the remedy, as it
is so simple that any one can use it ::
Take pinch of salt, and snuff it up
the nostrils until you can taste it in
your throat Do not blow your nose
for a considerable time, but, as the
water runs, snuff it up until you can
spit it out of your mouth. In change
able weather, or if you feel any re-
turns OF it, repeat the remedy.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25

- Grace Greenwood, writing from
Utah, says: ''You are struck by the
great number of children everywhere
here" but you would be struck more
if there weren't any.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25

olive Logan, advertises under the
head of 'sNice Young Men," that she
is tired of "Bureaux" or obtrusive mid
die mems correspondence; Is it to be
inferred that she wants some nice
young man to say suthen for himself?
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25

- Anna Dickinson thinks unmar-
ried-momen have a vague idea that
when they get their rights they will
one and all be provided with husbands
by process of law.