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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the SECOND
y TUESDAY IN OCTOBER, 1874. the 18th
dav of the said month"; an Election viii be held at
the several voting places. designated according 10
law. in the several Districts Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia under the superintendent OF the
Commissioners appointed at the July Term, 1874,
Of the County Court of said County-for the pur-
pose Of receiving votes for the following officers,
vis
!. A Representative Of the Congressional Dis
trict composed OF the Counties OF Taylor, Morgan,
Monoucaiia Preston, Tucker, Barbour, Upshur,
Webster. Marion, PocahoDtas, Randolph, Pendle-
ton. Hardy Hampshire Berkeley, jefferson,
Grant and Mineral, in the next Congress OF the
United States.
. A Senator to represent the Senatorial Dis
trict composed of the Counties of Berkeley. Jeter-
son and Morgan, in the Senate OF West Virginia
3. Two Delegates to represent the County OF
Jefferson in the House of Delegates OF West Nir-
ginia.
The following are the names of the Com%9ission-
ers of Election appointed at July Term, 1914 as
aforesaid
George b. MeGiincy For Potomac District.
Joseph l.. Fleming,
Cato NJ. EGtler, For Shepherd District,
Lee H. Moler' At Shepherdstown.
James ID. Fayman,
j. Garland Hurst, For Sbepherd District.
James W. Glenn, A. DaiIield's,
john f. Smid;,
Tobu' Hess Is For Bolivar District.
James ". Grubb
Murtha Walsh.
Thomas W. Beale. For Harper's Ferry Dist.
John A. McCreght,
K. Shugart,
Esrom Slifer, For Charlestown Dlstrlet
Nathaniel Myers,
VIM. II. r. Lewis, For osburn District.
Thos. Z. Woodward, AtKabletown
James II. Conklyu,
Thomas hoeS' For 0sburn District,
tdwalu d. Names At Summit Point
Peter Bowers,
DR.. W. o. Macoughtry) For Niddle,r,v district
John Ramsburg, a. NiddIerav
Thomas NJ. Shaull,
John G.. Rucke, Tor u;ddlo,v,v District
J. j. Miller, A. KearnevsviIle
John Marshall,
Teste,
T. A. MOORE,
Clerk Of Jefferson County, West Virgin ia.
September 5, iS74-6t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

DEATH OF Mn JosEPH BYBNE.-This gen
t'eman died 90 llarper's Ferry, on Thursday
last, after a brief illness. aged "A years
he was a resident of this city. and was well
known O. most of our citizens. and died while
on a yis., O. the above place. lie was quiet
uuDssumins gentleman and much respected
By Do, friends and ac4uairtances. His re-
mains were Inferred at Harpers Ferry
Ffel.rict Herald, Dag 25h.
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To those Indebted to Me.

T RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of all
/ who owe me- to read nv advertisement head
ed Notice, il is Immediately under this one.
Sent s. JOHN s. YESTERDAY.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE this day disposed u nv Drne Store %
! Messrs. Norman ?. Henderson 4 Co. and =
my friends 10 extend them the same liberal en-
couragement extended myself 81 Books win al
Ter Monday next, be placed in the hands Of Barlor
Wilson for collection, and b ope an viii settle
st once, as need money 70 settle my accounts aud
engage in other business.
Thanking all for their favors, / an,
Very Respectfully,
Aug 10, lS74-3G ". s. MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
instruction on Piano.

FV'HE terms OF the undersigned for Instruction
on IfenO are as toilows.
Sll pep Quarter Of "a Lessons Months, or S35
f0r Scholastic Year.
AN Lessons omitted for any cause VIII be
made zap.
sept S. ls7i-st WILLIAM BURNETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

St. Peters Catholic Sunday School Of Hsr-
Ter's Perry is 20 have a Picnic on Byrne's Is
land on Thursday, September 10Th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

The opinion prevailing with some. that 1" Com
mercial Fertilizers do not pay Is because some
farmers have been so unfortunate to get hold Of
unreliable articles. without merit and which just
ly deserved their condemnation. 1t Is wrong,
however. to condemn oil because some are not hat
they ought to be- Use only an article which is
In. la. roll IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
TIE SURVEYOR

measures correctly the number Of acres sown,
or parts of an acre down 10 sxicenths. In max
ing the turns 40 the ends Of the field The holster
puts the working parts out of gear, and 10 con-e-
auence the surveyor dues not move in the least.
and can, therefore, be relied upon 70 measure cor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
CAUTION

TNRESPASSERS are hereby cautioned against
riding, walking or hunting upon my farm, or
otherwise trespassing upon the same. | will pros
ecute such as do not heed this notice.
CATHARlNE 4. HURST.
Cont 1874 q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Q9th day of September. 1874.
" Meadow Farm

row occupied by said Butcher and wife, on "Long
Marsh run" in said county, adjoining The lands OF
Henry Clstleman, Logan 0sburn, williams &c.-
The portion oi said land to be sold, and which will
be survived. either before or after the ale IS
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Riye' ton to Beutonville.
Lurav to Shenandoah Iron Works,
Brdngton Surveys,
Old Location Riyerton 70 Benton
vile,
Sd and lth Division and Trestle-
Package, 8 Note Books, Division 3,
Transit aud Level,
Naked Creek Lurav. &C.
Note Books, Record Sec. 73 % %
d" Exp. Il Location South
Naked Greek,
Tracing, Luray % Alma,
to Naked Greek,
Map, Naked Greek to Mine HILL
Tracing, Shen. Iron Works 20 Fishersville,
Profile, Naked Greek 70 Mine Hill,
Tracing, G. ad Surveys via Lewis Creek,
Profile Naked Greek Cutoff and Lewis a
line,
Tracing, Jefferson County Location,
Clarke County
Warren County "
Page County "
Map OF Shepherdstown,
Old Map o. BE >eley, Frederick &c
Z. x o. e. K. proposed Crossing,
(RolD D. .dge Peers,
Pan Of ooAed Ran Test 2,
] Pacsa-e, Reco Division 2,
Record q
Fae ,re. B~diu,tou Su seys,
heco.d, Division /.
letter p .e,s Stand. | Letter p ,ess,
etter Bov Office T. ,le>
Dgaw n Q Die 4 Arm Cni-s.
Stool. I Camp Chest. p.Ice Desks,
Dust Etu,L. Marking Pot and 2 ush.
Water We'd ald Brush for Letter Press,
Ge. nan StUdeut lamp,
2Tralsits OLuutier Il Tu,hast)
Young
Level Young
fkue,ler& Tullast)
ct pod-, Lefr' and ran-,t
5Cl''us eve, tods, 3 sight Poles,
txes. I Latchet. 3 P-1ile Boxes,
Map Case, : APPS, angles,
Beam Compass and Sizes,
Wire Reel sad Wire,
Propo tiuual Divides, nest Paint Saucers
7 ldia J sab. rubber Blanket,
S.ope Inst -uuent .ocSs evei.
lotof Ia nbe- Sheets lot Biott.ng Board,
IlotofBiauts, | lot of Pencils,
lotog Pens, lot of Rubber,
lot of Pen lolde.s,
Leans Va COW Profile Paper,
lot White Envelopes, !ot Fat Cap Paper
J bot Euvelores, I l1t Envelopes;
lot Lr-tt C.p la3er, do. Foolscap
7 lot t..tter PUe',
, lot b arAs Cost &C, ion Expenditures,
Zoo Ba ts Tie Contacts,
L., Ba x No 10 Statements,
FOB B.t. CIV Rolls, do. VOtc6- IS
.ot bil * Es' ndtes, do. app N'mate Lsti-
mates;
pos ID. |. ; Nc;- B'0's Div. /;
I r.ckase Memo rdpn o. LsnH Ines,
iJcF--e Me-" I'do o. G. : e,t'ns
Roll biauS p.of -. M'D "tto Berkeley
]er .y. Men pr t,tJ"t- sol Coo ty;
i,'sc.a.es Boo '>ec.ion a TOSS
Pac.sce 8 G.o.,. Bed '.,ol ~ vevS;
4 Esp, T. .eF, o.. a7d Boxes lurW odd;
St.e Pete - ier'. I de- alt Plumb BJbs
2Trs boxes, lem', j. Lrcss;
3 80 BOOK. Rec. "a i,uoi-i t1Lu-av:
liRs < No,. e.. u.s. r. t-.fa Noe. paper :
lat En,rl,pe.. -,lW H., Ger;
i.o,Eask =. rates. Pa - Holaes;
3I1k ~t,n,.s Bn.ss Nnci.aae;
Do. c.. .a.I.A.2.t .ge,;
1I,tS,. p ,fIa > sion 6.
otE. .S,.. W. Nnr.dt,l 'u-av;
1881 .., mes Ala:
IRol Field Mans South Of Lurar, 1873,
l Roll Short Mans Bedngton rveys.
Ron Mounted ra,. .n.aDkl.
p ofle Lines S.,-tb n, Ipro-
p,,s'. bi,;.;n, \, %
PSI. 80 a,,,,t Ct.,-l,,.,,-,.
Pc. IP.T mes S,,'-t5 ~ I,,ro,..
p,,6-. g., -n.. S,,..,b NJ -, Peal
r,oGi. ;,, ra.,oftg, I.st.,r ''
pr,fi. i,c,,io, Sb.. .bs,,i.t',, r., C.,e. ,or.
proti... ocation S,... 80 town IN Cbarl..3
own.
Profile. Loca ion NIi--,rd ~ Lu~av.
KoI Run ID .avinp rape- larcef.
H 10. o 'sI .. l'r"N'ng r"per' small
! NAB. Line near CHI r,town;
Ioil 'C-oss section Paper,
! Ron bingham,
hoI Pos once Paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

BAUGHS il dry, and drills equally well in
damp weather as in dry, which cannot be said Of
scarcely any other Phosphate offered for sale in
cur county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
NOTICE.

VHE business heretofore conducted by the firm
OF Davis Lock will be continued by the I'M
dersigned. at the old stand. Respectfully,
Sent : 1874 JOHN W. LOCK-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

CORRUGATED RUBBER ROLLERS
which form forced feed. unequalcd BY any in
use, and which has now stood the test OF years
The corrugatiou OF these rollers has been an i'm
provement over the first built, and by means OF
slide and regulators the dow of seed is constant
and regular.
There can be no choking. for the reason that il
is positive force feed and all the " I-bits caps
straws, or any foreign substance that should
chance to be In the wheat, is fed through without
stoppage.
In this wqy the " skips," which are so frequent
In fields ofdrilled wheat are entirely avoided. and
there will be found a regularity in the grain over
the field. and that too without the necessity Of
being constantly watched to see If the feeding Is
all right
TIE GUANO ATTACHMENT,
patented bv J. B. Crowen which +. conceded by
practical farmers to be the best yet introduced to
their notice.
The great difficulty encountered in sowing some
kinds OF guano is. that the agitation Of the mass in
the horpers renders it sticky, aud it will not, in
consequence, feed downward.
Bv the use of Crowelrs Guano Attachment this
is overcome, and as experience has proven,
ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
ii use can be sown, without even mixing with any
Substance to render il less sticky.
Its simplicity is one Of its great points.
TIE GRASS SEED SOwER
is attached 10 the rear of the hopper, and has
zinc bottom. which Is perforated for the grass
seed 10 pass through. 4 light wooden slide, with
indentatious cut transycrsely, agitates the seed
which should be clean TO sow with regularity.
The grass seeder can also be attached. forward
Of the hopper or If it is specially ordered can be
left off entirely, in which latter there Is de
duction OF I've dollars from the list price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Special Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND.

DURSUANT to a Decree pronounced on the
18th June, 1874, by the Circuit Court OF
jefferson County. West Virginia, in the cause
Of james w. Glenn Ct al Plaintiffs, rs II.
Blackiord. ct al Defendants, pending in said
Court in Chaucery, the undersigned appointed
Special Commissioners by said Decree for the
purpose, will sell
On Tuesday, October 9th, 1874,
being 1st day of October Term of said Court,
in front Of the Court House in Charlestown,
Jefferson County, West Virginia, at public
auction to the highest bidder,
Tract or Parcel of Land,
containing SO Acres, Rood and 80 Perches,
living and being in jefferson County, West
Virsiuiq-same being portion Of The lands Of
the late William Grove, deceased of Jefferson,
and purchased 10y Parker II. Strobe at sale
made by Joseph A. Chapliue and c. +. Stubbs,
Srecal Commissioners appointed in said cause
under former decree therein. Said portion
is sold to satisfy and discharge the unpaid
purchase money of the lands so purchased by
said Strobe. same amounting to the sum d
$4,000 with interest on Si099 90 from Ju-
~ -. loi2, til Pdlu, anu the C"S's w S"'C
SAID portion adioius the lands Of J. Moler's
heirs. James H. Moore, J. w. Glenn, and
Charles Acliouby-and is bounded on the west
side by Warm Spring Road, being about half
a mile from Zuar Church. and y miles from
Dullicld's Depot on the B. q o. L. Road, in
said county Of jefferson.
A plat made by S Howell Brown Of said
portion, showing the courses distances and
quantty thereof will be exhibited at sale by
Special Commissioners. This will make a
very desirable farm having on it
DWELLING HOUSE,
sufficient TIMBER, Running Stream, and Is
very fertile and productive.
TERMS or SALE One-third Cash, and
the balance is one and two years, with interest
from tie day of sale A lien will be reserved
on the land to secure the deferred payments.
Sale 10 commence at u o'clock, Noon.
ISAAC FOUKE.
H. II. BLACKBURN,
Special Commissioners.
W. f. ANDERSON, Auctioneer
September .. fS74-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

Farmers in want ola GOOD ARTICLE should
give their orders early to prevent delay and dis
appointment
DUKE d GALLAHER,
Agents at Charlestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSULT TI0M

COMSuMp TI0M
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever IN
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the publicj
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as IS the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and clcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
BETH VI. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, hess'1
And seld by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Tor sale.

FIRST CLASS RIDING MARE. aged five
= wears; with idle. Saddle and Blanket
For terms apply At FREE PRESS OifitL.
July Is, lS1t-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

We respectfully refer TO fer Of our farmers
who used Baugh last wear, and for several years
past: James NJ. RaBsnn, Samuel W. Wysong,
WIN. 7. McQujlkin. J. I. kearney, VIM. Carper,
Col. G.. A. Porter field, Esrom Sliier, Juo. T. Col
ston, Thos Lock 2. II. Powers, David W. Clip,
Joseph l.. Eichelberger and good many others
in all parts Of the County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
FOR SALE.

T HAVE bandsome GREY MARE which Wiz
sell. For particulars call upon or address noe
az " Free Press Office.
W. W. b. GALLAHER.
Nav Q, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
DUKE & GALLAHER.

tharlest0Wn,
General Agents for Jefferson County,
Or on the following gentlemen whom we have
appointed Agents for the several neighborhoods,
viz
WM. 7, McQUILKIN, Shepherdstown,
JAS. Z. WATSON, Leetown,
LUCAS q CO.. Duaelds,
JAS. LEE GRlGGS, Summit Point
IN Ia-I-li
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Baugh'S Raw Bone Phosphate,

and you will be convinced that you cannot afford
80 do without it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
THIRTY

OF TIES CELEBNAIEU UhILLo
were sold in jefferson County last season. well
as large number each year for the past ten or
fifteen years, so that they are no ne'o Or natried
machine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Repairs on Hand.

Farmers can rely upon getting all needed Re-
pairs from the undersigned General Agents,
without sending 100 u'iles for them. This isa We
~ great advantage 70 a farmer when be is seeding
and has not time to stop two three days Tor re-
pairs.
For further particulars as to Prices, Terms,
pamuhlnfs Nc call on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
WILLOU GHBY
is one Of the ligbtest draft as Yfll as the
BEST DRILL
CoRRUGATED RUBBER ROLLERS

in the market, and we invite farmers in want Of a
Drill to call snd satisfy themselves on this point
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution directed to the
- Sheriff Of jefferson County, issued at the
July Term, 1874, Of the County Court Of JEFF
ferson County, West Virginia, in the suit Of
John Lee, Plaintiff, and the Central Improve
meut Company. Defendant, for $1,000 40, with
interest from 3lst July, 1874. until paid, with
Clerks and Sberif's Fees, will sell, on
Monday, September 2lst, 1874,
In front of the Court House in Charlestown,
The Followinu prOperty:
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Administrator with the Will annexed.
P. o. Mildleway, jefferson County, W. Va
Ang. Sfh 1874
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rsrns-siasls Copy, Gents; ~ Nail. ss-sa Aavsas'
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This il the Federal programme. in general
terms. On Monday night in the House Of
Commons, DIR. Richard Smyth, the Presbyte
rian clergyman who represents the county OF
Derry in the Liberal or Wing interest, gave
notice of an amendment in these words:
I beg 20 give notice that should the House
60 into committee on the subject of the par
lismentary relations between England and
Ireland, I shall move as an amendment to the
motion of the honorable and learned member
for Limerick, that it would be prejudicial to
the material prosperity and dangerous to the
peace and independence of the Irish nation to
make any change in the parliamentary gov
eminent of these countries, involving disso-
luton of the Legislative Union between Great
Britain and Ireland.
Bunkum and no doubt the Doctors speech
will be all bunkum too, to gain applause from
Wings and Tories. 1 have but to add that
other amendments are expected from the Gov
erpmcnt, and from Mr.. P. j. Smyth and that
the principal speakers on the side of Ireland
will probably be Mr.. Butt, Mr.. Sullivan, Mr..
oconnor Power, Mr.. Mitchell Henry, and Mr.
John Martin. J.J C.
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In 1870, Plus VII. sent to the diocese OF
Westminster the moet valuable obJeos iu
church plate which he then possessed. Thia
was o gold chalice richly set with eneraids
pearls and diamonds. which the Chapter OF
Mexico had presented to him after his restora-
ton. His paternai heart was 50 rejoloed at
the return Of the great giT to England, that
he gave as its receptacle, the richest OF his
earthly treasures.
Among the Lazarist Fathers, rs far as our
observation goes-the. assistant kisses inc
priest's band at tho close of Mass; and simi-
lar ceremony may exist among oil orders OF
the priesthood. At all events 1t Is very beau
tiful and suggestive, and even were 1t nothing
more than mere form, 1t Is we'll calculated TO
awaken feelings of reverence towards Gods
amounted ministers while it must recall to
the mind of the priest-if they be ever alb
sent-those obligations Of purity and holiness
incumbent upon 30 elevated and SO sacred an
office.
If poetry has thrown around the Holy Grail
q charm which the coolest heart must &C.
knowledge, how much more beautiful ana
sublime 10 the halo with which Christian wor-
ship surrounds this mystery of faith and love.
If the poet mekes the creation Of his fancy
say:
(" Methonght cav the Holy Grail
An paied In crimson samite and ground. Ia s,,. ~
what should be the heart-sayingss Of the true
Catholic as he kneels before the altar where
cou ntiess angels hold their silent watch, and
wings of Cherubim form an avenue of light
reaching up to Heaven's domef
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Total AbGtinenoe ItaMA

The Ohio Union held O convention in Toledo
last month which was we'll attended. Among
the letters received 10y the President were the
following from the rchbishop of Cincinnati
and two OF his snffragaus:
All I cen cay In answer to your letter and
circular 10 comprehended in the words " God
Speed" This, from my heart, l do wish TO
every Catholic society and effort to difuse the
priuciples aud spirit of the noble virtue OF
Temperance. IL will not be in my power to
attend your meeting. We have Published our
determination to re establish the Temperance
city, and if we pay to this requisite attention.
we shall thereby co operate '0ih the other tenn
perance societies eristng throughout the URioH and
use all the religious and moral suasion fairly
in our power, or under onr control, to induce
persons to enter the ranks or enroll themselves
IN the grand army of teetotalers.
= Archbishop of Cincinnati.
1t has been impractical for me to deter
mine until this late hour that 1 could not
accept your invitation to be present at the
Convention of the Temperance Union, at
Toledo. In response to yonr invitation for
words of counsel allow to suggest two
points-besides the advice TO go ahead"
1st.-Don't entangle yourselves with any
political alliances.
2d.-Don't let the management Of your
affairs fall into the hands of any "riug" that
has any object In view but loyalty to the
Catholic Church and the honor of the Catholic
name. Leave the world its own. Jesus Christ
wants souls.
with many tbanAs for your invitation, your
obedient servant, IS II. RosEcRANs,
DO. = Bishop Of Columbus.
Absence from bone will render IL impossible
for me to be present 1t your Convention. Bat
while absent 10 person will be present in
spirit to bless and say God Speed TO all your
efforts In the cause Of Temperance. Could We
make our people sober, success would bt
assured, 90 lot u.s. indi vidnaliy and collectively
do Whist We can TO help in the great cause
| Youra truly, r. GfIl1oCR,
Bishop Of Cleveland.
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rnRzn HUNDRED THOUSAND PArrHrs M TN

TaRRR HUNDRED THOUSAND PATIENTS III TB
GENERAL LAND OFYTcS.-The Wtsterp LGRd
Ossasr for Jolly contains the following:
There are remaining In the General Land
Ohscs, uUdelivcred, more than 800, 600 paCOnis
for agricultural lands. or this number rs, 600
are from Illinois, aud nearly ~ many from In
siSn-d by Monroe. and 6y ever Other PTesi-
dent up TO Lipcolp. The oSuse Of THE acen-
mutation of patents 10, that many iand-OwDeEs
believe the duplicate receipt IL sufncient evil
dence Of title TO their Iapd. II ought not 70 be
90 regarded. Entries are being constantly
cancelled by the General Land Once FOX fnf0r-
nality, and If the address OF an interested 0V-
plicanS IL not kooW n 1T the local 0f3oo, ea too
often is the case, the party 20 whom Re has
cold his Land will some day be mach astoniahed
! 70 End another persona Gliding the CseveFncsont
patent for his property:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-07-12
1usiea.iOns Of Another Esaiaa Rata.
Echicneo In.eEooeael

A few days ago Mr. J. c. Kennedy, On
Irish citizen Of Sc. Paul, Minn, was arrested
BY the Canadian authorities at Fort Garry,
and lodged in Jail. Tue charge broughc
against him IL that be was concerned in tho
Fenian raid Of 1871. A short time SiDco
the following significant notice vas pub:
liShed in the columns Of the St. Paul
Pioneer:
:. He, for the northern frontier an
abba. bodied Irishmen DESTROYS Of joining
tie s'NoEthern Exploring Ezpedition
that is noW forming sTe requested TO meet
at No. 2O4 East Seventh street. ONCE viii
be open from A. n. until r. n every
dsv for three days. By order Os the COM
mitsee of Exploring Expedition.
= "a j. W. X, eeGFetazy.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-07-12

All interested in the Cathelio Tctag Abssi@
neacs movement referred special ealomn On tbe
af.h page, SOr astices OF nsseIpEs, etc. -.