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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-21

&6nnten ni&t pie1si&t einioe
Der seebrten Nbonnenten, ,peI@e i4on
2 unb 3 Sabren lire 3eituns i9ul.
big fnb, gtmas an ibrer S@ulb ab-
trasens DieieIben wiiroen uns febr
perbinbli9 MAIDEN.
Soften somstus belt 9err Soispb
Meper, friiber Miteisentbiimer bss
.Ncrbitern", feierIi@e gr6Hnuns ieines
Saloons in ct. Martin. Serr Meper
bat Elm srobes, id6nes 3aus sebaut
unb ,piyb iein 0otal iopobI, als iein
|Saloon ben Meilenben unb No9barn
Elm aneensbmer M~ufcntbolt icin. @ei
Der @r6Hnuns fanc li1 ieItfceritdnoli@
bic san3e ll~msescno Elm uno man
amiilirte {id t0itlid big ipdt in bic
|Nadt bel Muiit nno Sang. BcSonSers
erpdbennspertb linb Die 2eitungsn Der
Mulitbanoe pom ct. Mar!in, ,pel@c
ben eon3en Sag binonrd lire boIben
@ciien ben 5abIreihen Intpcienoen uor-
trusen, obne aud nur i'm Minbeiten 81
ermiioen. Ni@t iibsrseben birfen mir
bic Yortrdge Der @eIanspereine
pon Sprins Sin unb ct. Mortin,
nel@e bur9 ben Con ibrcr rcinen,
|i6munspolen Stimmen unenbIi& sur
alscmcinen 6cier %beitrusen. 9errn
Mepcrs uno ieiner suten @attin ge<
mibunsen an bieiem Gage tperben &c.
nib nidt 10 idnel perseHen tperben,
unb ,pirb setuib bic Nadboridoft ii&
re9t oft bel Dem pertdnbisen unb ouf~
merfiamen @irtbe poripreden. Mir
uiiniden ben beiben @ludliGen iammt
ocren a%ufseucdten Sproblins re9i
uielen Grfcls!
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9err Sttensmeier ,pirb ieinen @illi.
nerp. Store bis gum 4. Suli gani ousoerfau'
fen. User baber ausae,eidnete MiQincrb.
@aaren, Ganebaoobs, feline tuniilihe $lumen
Il. ,t. gu benz Aoitcnpreiie, ia loear Sarnmter
faufeA mill, perfeble nidt, fem Eager in
Nuacnidsin ju nebmen, abcr man merte fid)
mohl, MIR Dor unb Ills gum 4ten Suli. ba
9err SttenSmeier on oieiem Gage bicien Store
idIieben mirb. - Aein 9umbu9.
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@eidwulite, @ei4wire, Tledten,
Sal,Fu6

entiprinsen oue nnrcinem 8lntc, unb 1T IA.
ber hurd) ben anerfanntcn Tiutrrinigcr, Er.
susuf Aonia's 9amburger {ropitn, ier
@iititcfi aus Dem aorper ~ eniternen. Sit
1T Is iehod noibia, nm bic Sei!un9 al tt.
iGlcuniecn, dubcrlide lotole Ntiltel onsuwcn.
ben. sls Gin ioldes 1T Or. slu0ut SSnie's
Samburscr Arauterp1aiter irmobI als Bug.
mic. Sell. Tfafer bon outer @iriung unb lei.
itct bcionbers iduacnocn MIttern, meld3e an
aeid)moucnen Briiten lciren, u~nbsaabibcrs
Dieafe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-21

= Die 9ibe beg eommers erscust
manderlei 9eioen, beren Guelle, Ser,
iopfung, uubeadtet miro uno uns bod
10 nabe Iiest. Soltet ben 2eib oien
bur9 ben @ebraud pom Dr. Musuii
Ronis.s 9amburser 9ropfen uno ibr
,ueroct cud sef1n0 Eno sIidli4 fiiblen.
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Epkal-&aehrifhtfn.

Da bic gourtuerbonblunsen nod
ni&t au Gnbe iinb, 10 boben mir beren
NsrbHsntli9uns bis nd&ite @o@e Der.
i4oben.
gDir bebauern bas Musbleiben beg
,MinneIota Beobo4ters" bon porlebter
Summer. @ertber Rolese, bitten
na@;uisnoen
Md4Ien Mittpo9 ben q. SUM
miro in ct. Sobn's college bic ggbibi.
ton itattfinoen. Wir ipcrben ipdter
iiber beren NerIaui oas Ndbere berid-
ten.
Sn &i9mono ioll ii9 Gin Mann
beinben, tpel9er ni9t ,peib. ME er
beiBt. - @enn ct bod MUIR ben Namen
isines Naters tuiibte, banr tonnte ibm
nod sebolfen ,perben, aber fo-?
Mm samstos ben 16. SUM wuroe
bic Grou bes 9rn. Matbias Mobs jun.
BON einem %seiunben Sunsen entbunben.
Ser junse S4rcier wiest 10 pfuno.
@ratuliren!
Bereits iinb ausseSeidnete Orb
beeren, in Winneiota ee,uadien. ibcr
al aui Dem Marft. $50 Grbbeeren se=
beiben, lit au9 Elm seiunbes &lima unb
gutter 8oben.
SIN oan;en @ejten bon @tearns
County boben Die 9eui9reden bic Gel-
Der uno @ieien 10 total obsefreNen, BOP
Der bloBe @runb melt unb brett ji9tbar
1T. 2ein @ci3enbo.m lit mebr 3u ieben.
9as @etter 1T felt einisen Sosen
tuiebcr heib. Sic &dlte, petde lcbtc
@o9e bic 2cute n0tbiete, lire @inter-
ride ipieoer aug Dem &aiten su bolen,
miro boHentlid ni@t uicberfcbren, 6enn
in einisen @essnben iino iosar &orn
unb @artoFeln erfroren.
Mm II. SUM- iab man in Der Suit
bielc 9euidreden Iiesen, tpelde i6rc
@anoeruns a%ntrcten, uno iomit tperben
mir mobl BON bieien Iditisen Snietten
b.freit ,perben. Sic 2eute .pinj9m
obnen quite &eiie.
Sn Sperm 8ierbrauer gnoerle's
@ommersarten ioI es lebten Sonntas
duberit semitbli@ susesansen iein.
@ir baben bies Ieiber gu ipdt erfabren.
fonit piirben mir uns serne Der ouser=
Ieienen @eiealdait ansei9lonen baben.
Ser g,bDrnte GroI1 BON 9egas.
,pelden 9err 81. sdulten felt cttua 2
Monaten in cinem @las a~ufbepobrt
Iebt nod uno bat bod, mie es beibt
nod nidts eefreIIen. - 81 er mob
9enl9reden fre1en ,piiroe?
slm lekten Sisnitas ,purben Sobr
S. @rimm BON ct. Gloub uno Gpelino
@eifert bon Gaut Centre Dor Der @ro.
bate Court erominirt uno fir pabniin=
Mig erfldrt. 9ielel6en peroen nod Ct
Yeter 9elhidt werben.
Mir MAIDEN hermit auf bic neu'
Mnseise oes @errn 2inoler. sattlers
aufmerfIam. 0ieler 9err bat lein So.
tai sepedielt unb lit auf bic s~eseniber.
liessnoe Seite Der strabe se;ogen mi
5rar seraoe neben Sperm &raemer'.
9otel. 9err &inolsr bait bic bilislter
uno beit bearbciteten @esenitdnoe, mel
DE III iein @eiddft einIdlascn, itet.
porratbis an @anb.
Scrr Solcpb GoeIbrod bat feline,
srobartisen @tore burd neue Counter!
peri90nert, ouf benen nun bic iA0ni item
bilislten uno oauerbafteiten Maaren
als &leiber, 2innen, 9iite, &appen II. I
~. aussebreitet liesen. Disjenisen
lpel@e 0errn gSelbrods Store beluden
,perben semiB befricoist oenielben tuie:
Der perIaHen.
Serr Mi9oel Miller, Gisen.
thinner beg st. Glouo 9auies, msl9er
beabli9tiset batte, ieinen Saloon MIDI
mebr tueiter gu fiibren, bat lid sIiidli@-
er,peiie mieber anosrs beionnen, uni
fein famoles saloonsei@aft ,pieoer err
07net. ggir fur9teten i@on, oaB ber
Aha n,an G.ahaxam q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-21
Ser ma8e,t mi fcinc
unre8clmd ki8teit.

Sine eefunbe reaelmabise gerSauune ii
Der 6runbitein her Geiunb9tit.b be- meni&lidcn
yNorpers. Die meiiicn Aranfbeiten, benen Der
Maaen unterwcricn lit, entiplin lea set0rte,m
y%erbauungs. Wcrm6aen unb batnrd einas.
~tretener V%erfopluno Der Gandle nes 30rpers.
1ieie gerfopfune ~ beben nerben aber of
reisenbe Mehi3inen cnaewenbtt, tpeI&e ui&t
ieltem cine GntSinbuna Der Darmbdute her.
b~orrufsm unb ben &otper fdma6cn. 8raft
mub in bic SrNane aebraGt mnb beren 6uni-
tioncn reaulirt mcrben.
Ais elm ueoetabilifder Mesulator ttehen
Dr. Nnaut &onia's 4aniburoer 2ropfen n
iibertroHcn ba. 2isielben reiniaen ben Ma-
gen, itirfcn bic Qeber uno itcllen has scitorte
Ycrbauun9s.E ern,osen wiebcr Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-21
Sic Slai&e
"4xmhur9er Tropfeu"

toitet so Gents, ooer fanf 5Ialden
) mei Dollars, limb bel alien Mpotbe=
fern unb Sdnblern in Meoijinen ju
Il. ToGezer s. Co.,
Baltimore, 9Rb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-21
Der MprbFern.

NerfammlnmS ter COUNTY . 0oms
utiTdre.
st. gIoub,1 10. SUM- 1877.
Ggtra. Situng.
Sic County, GommiHdre periammel+
ten lid auf ben Nuf Der GommiMdre
Yarnurn. 9abn uno Keepers. 3ussgen
tparen s. s.. Omen, Chairman, Vic.
&eppers. get. 1abn, 5. y. 1ammerel
unO g. g. 8arnum.
Norgei@lassn. buB bic r~iiditdnoigs
3ogliite bis 3 ltbr No4mitta8 gum
Orudc perSsben iperSe.
Is. SUM- Na9m. 9 ubr.
Mle M;tslisoer suge8en.
Yorgci9lascn. bab bas MHsKmeni
beg 6. 8. 8udmann i'm Sctpn ct.
@Iomb fir oas Sabr 1876 auf 1916
iejt9eltelt perbe.
Nuf 0orj0las murbe oas @eiu& beg
Mi1. Qcbr uno beg g. 5. Sbeparo,
Die 81. Glouo uno Sc Saut 90. Hoao
III er0fnen, ansenommen.
Mui Worl4lae muroen 2 Noten, benz
Scarf Sdn9er seb0rcno. oatirt Nooem-
Der 9. 1874, i'm @srtbe uon 5000, mc=
niger $40. pslde barouf besabli waren,
lnb mrlde in ben 9dnoen bes GountD-
5reaIurers lid bsfanoen, als Si&erbeit
iIr pom gountp erbaltene Suite. an
Sobn Yoyne, Chairman Der Snpcrpi.
loren bes So,pns BON NoduiQe, iiber.
i1riebcn.
goraeIdlagen ,purbe, ben @ertb bes
Giaentbums bes 5bomas S@ub on
SIS MW I u. y 20 Nder an NW4
SW Sect. 13 s. 1913 u. % aaf
$1,000 fsitSuisben.
Sic 8id bcs 8. 5. gmmeI i'm Be
troa Dor $3.50 uuroe per,uiai9t.
Nuf Gori9las muroe bas Mnsebot
oes s. s. Ntacoonalb fur 0ruden Der
ridItdnoieen 9ayliite gu Is Gts. tur
be MnScige ansenommer.
Muf Mntras. ,puroe RE 8emiQieun9
fir ben Bou elmer &oab uno Bride an
sSobn 3idter pcr,ueiSert.
Oas @siu9 oes 9snrp &e0er fir
Nerrinserun9 leiner steuern in So,vn
5aut Centre murbc perlpei9ert.
8ewilli9un9en:
Namalep e. Cunningham $3.50
Yioneer &ress 1892
Yarrott, @irton & Sherman 900
9. 8. &olenberser 1910
&olenberser Bros. 1893
Barnep @oisbers 1900
Wm. Murpbp lO.W
=. Barrett $40
u. Montsomerp $500
Nnna 0ounS 1000
W. .. ytoel GU
ct. Gloub, 10. SUM- 1877.
Das @eiu9 beg 8. g. &riess uno
Wnberer, ben Sopn 124 &an9e 81 @cit
gu orsauilircu, wuroe auf Den sild se-
!egt.
Tos @slu@ hes San. Yeters uno
Mnherer BON Gro,p &iuer fur Bcpili.
ouna pm 500 fir cine Bride iber
SEN Grow &iper :pMroe pcripcrfen
SCI Mntrag beg Com. Sornum, un+
terNubt uon q. 9abn, $4,000 pom vi
leljment bes 9%erional- Gisentbums, Dem
lucas Sells I'M Conn Saut Centre ge=
borenb, fir bag Sabr 1876 abSu5ieben,
,purce bur1 bas Yotum folgcnoer ser
rem perworfen &eppers, 9abn uno
Omen.
Oie Mittbeilune beg Oscar 5nplor,
ais Mttornep fir Den Conn 81. Solepb,
in 8eaus aul bic Mrmutb bes Sperm.
&imble mnrbs ouf ben Slid selest.
Oas @eluG oes M. u. Smitb BON
Nlblep fir WbSus ieiner Sagen wuroe
uer,uori en-.
0as @eiu9 beg 9errn Gid fir I6-
aug non 5aycn auf leinem Yropertg III
Der 5taot ct. @lpuo puroe p%er,porfen.
8ewiIli9un9en:
Sohn 9onp $4,000
Is. y. Wornum 1906
Z. 81. Mppsbruooer 1925
"
i. &(o5jen 3.75
Il. %. Yanbcrpoort l.5O
SOS. @asperlin 40
y. g. Srsens l.5o
Sobn Matbels 56.92
Sobn 8. Milion $500
j.. 9eri&ba1 l.2o
Gas @elu4 bes M. 9artnett uno
Nnoerer, eimen She'll oss 2olpns Don
l27 8anse 80 benz Sdul=S iitriet 9io.
IL, Cobb County. beisufiigen, iuuroe
auf ben Slid selest. !.
3os Mniuden oes Sol. 9oppe uro
Mnoerer. einen neuen Sdnioiltrltt IN
Dat 9rinoen gu oiirfen, 'puroe be'u'ls
lliQt.
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GEtrQ.&it n q.

Gas @eiu4 bes 30. 5artnett uno
Nnosrer, ei,,en She'll oes 5o,pns BON
l27 3ange 80 benz SOULS iltrlet yio.
-, Cobb County. beisufigen, 'puroe
auf ben Slid selest.
3as Mniu1en oes Sol. 9oppe uno
Mnoerer, einen neuen @dnloiltritt In
Dat srlnoen 81 oiirfen, uuroe be'uil.
list.
Das @ciu9 beg O. aler,a nm Ter-
riuscruns ieiner Sagem i'm 5oun u
5auf ,purbe perwei9ert.
Das @eiu9 Der Marp DRESSING nm
@errinseruns ibrer Steusrn puroe
sbenfaQs p%cruprfen.
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o'
ipelGe 9errn gSelbrods Store belu1en,
,uerben sewiB befricoist oenielben uie=
Der perlallen.
9err Mi9ael MiIIer, Gisen=
thinner beg st. GIouo 9ouies, mslder
beabT9tiset batte, ieinen Salonn nidt
,,ebr peiter gu fiibren, bat lid sIidli9=
erneil e tpie6er anoers bel onnen, unb
fein famoies saloonsei6aft tuieoer err
6fnet. Mir fir9teten i4on, bab Der
Semperen,midcl cine aeue Grobernne
9emadt babe, unb lino oaber ob Der
l1mitimmuns beg 9srrn Wilcr boppelt
erfreut. SINNER por,pdrts! @lidliden
grfols!
Gs bauert niht me6r LANCE biz
a,lm 4. Sulp. Nn biciem Gage iuiro
9err Ottensmeier ieinen MiQinerp=
@tore idlieben, uno Die famoie @cle=
eenbeit, feline i@Snsn 8aaren, bic iiber-
bieb reibenoen Nbiat finbsn, gum So
ttenpreiie 81 %faufen, miro aufbOren,
mas gar Mandcm unonsenebm iein
miro, wenn er niht nod CUR redten
3eit, 5. b. Dor Dem 4. Sulp feline Gin
idufe 8emadt bat. Mljo Die 3eit uno
0~elegenbeit proftirt! =
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ence, we feel its effects, but we
"know not whence it cometh or
whittier it goeth." MetlIinks l see
the weary student who has strug-
gled with the great problems Of
i:-ind and matter Until thcrriyi,t !.
far spent his lamp burns low {; h,
pushes aside the great books CT
learning that are piled like a wall
around him he is wearied with the
richest harvest Of the worlds wis
dom and his pale forehead rests
upon his nervous pulse; there comes
a respite-the toll, and wearincss,
and disappointment have al van.
ished, aud the giant mind so lately
graphing with the profoundest
problems of the worlds now the
weak and helpless victim OF de-
lusion That great soul and sian,
mind bow in blind alteration before
some sweet image that all the pit
ilcss years of sadness and disap-
pointment and change have not
been able to tear frcm his heart |
have seen the gray haired sire
bowed with age brush the silent
tear from furrowed check as his
declining mind fingered npon the
tender memories of by gone days.
"Whom we love first, we love
always" is not myth. You may
laugh at the idea, but the first
beautiful image imprinted upon the
young heart by simple and
innocent affection can never be OH
liberated. 1t may be concealed
beneath the rubbish of inferior
emotions or covered with the burn
ing Goals of grosser principle, but
that beautiful dream that first en-
twines the roses of love about the
youthful heart and enthralls the
whole nature within its gossamer
tolls is as lasting as the essence OF
the soul upon which it livcs-in-
deed they seem to blend into one
essence and one nature-onc hope
one faith, one joy, one eternal
destiny II. D. Atkin.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-04-12
TO THE GIRLS.

Here is a paragraph Of plain talk
to the girls, by an anonymous
author, which is worth library Of
Young Ladies' Books or Young
Ladies' Friends, or whatever may
be the title Of the wishy-washy
compounds that are sold for the
benefit Of that interesting portion
of the community.
"Men who are worth having,
want women for wives A bundle
of gcw gaws bound with string of
flaps and quayers spriEklcd with
cologne, and set i'll cafmire saucer
this is no help for man who
expects to raise a family cn verita~
BILE bread and meat. The piano
and lace frame are good in their
places, and SO arc ribbons, frills,
and tinsels, but you cannot make a
dinner OF the former, nor bed
blanket of the latter. And lawful
as the idea may seem to you, both
dinner and bed blankets are ncces-
sary to domestic happiness. Lite
has its realities as we'll as fancies,
but you may make it all a matter
of decoration, remembering the
tassels and curtains, hut forgetting
the beadstead-Suppose a man OF
good sense, and of course good
prospects, to be looking for wife
what chance have sou to be
chosen You may cap him, or
you may trap hlm or catch him,
| but how much better to make it an
object for him to catch you Ren
der yourself worth catching and
You will need no shrewd mother
or brother to help you to find g
market.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-04-12
GOV. VANCE ON PRESIDENT
HAYES.

In a recent issue of Augusta
(Ga.) Chronicle appears brief
letter from the pen OF Gov. Vance,
which we reproduce With pleasure.
The Governor is fully III accord
with our own views touching the
matter. Here is the letter:
RALEIGH, March 27, 1877.
Edttoss Chronicle and Constitu-
tiOndla5t
DEAR SIRs:-Your letter has
been received asking my views as
to the position the Southern Democ-
racy should occupy towards Mr.
Hayes, and whether they should
apply for or hold office under his
administration, etc.
Briefly and simply, then: In
everything, except the mere forms
of law, | regard Mr.. Hayes, as
usurper. BY maintaining armed
intervention in States recently de
clared by the commission, nnder
which he claims to be SO sovereign,
that no act OF theirs could be i'm
peached or even inquired into
though tainted by fraud that
would have voided any other human
transaction, in any court in chris
tendon, he is fiagrantly defying the
Constitution of his country. Every
day that United States troops are
kept in and about the State House
of South Carolina and Louisiana by
Mr.. Hayes order, he is guilty Of
crucifying the Constitution afresh
and putting it to open shame. And
all men who hold off e under him
OF political Significance, are holding
his garments whilst Liberty is
bayonetted to death. The plea OF
uniting with ezil'doers for the pur-
pose of controlling them is as con
teInpt;ble as it is stale 1t lost its
efficacy in the service of renegade
native SoutEerners, who joined the
Radicals in time to participate in
the reconstruction era of plunder.
The duty of the Southern Dem>
ocrats, as we'll as of the Northern
Democrats, and of Democrats and
friends of constitutional liberty
everywhere, Is to wage open war
against Mr.. Hayes and all other
men who disregard the plain pro-
visions of that great charter of the
rights of the States and of the peo-
pie. Especially is it the duty OF
the Democracy to see that not an
other dollar is voted to the supper:
of the army until guarantees are
given that it shall no longer be used
to destroy the States, and shear
them OF their just powers
I see no objection to Democrats
filling subordil. ate position to which
no significance is attached, except
in so far as the sense of obligation
to the appointing power may weak
Ell the blows which an honest mar
should always be ready to strike the
enemies of his country's honor anc
welfare. Yours respectfully,
z. B. VANCE.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-04-12

shall see Hester for the last time.
Do you wonder that | feel my de.
formitv to be to me q most terrible
curse ?
July 20, 18-.
1t is noon, and I am still at
Farmer Quinn's. l had finished
my yesterdays Journal, and sat
under this old elm tree thinking.
when I heard a quick, light step
near me knew it was Hester,
and l was sorry; for I did not care
10 see her,lest should be betrayed
into making known my love for
her, and she should laugh at me.
She came and stood beside me-
Don't get up," she said, as
tried to rise; so I sat still. 81 am
sorry you are going so soon, Mr..
Vernon" said she. "Why have
you changed your mind You
said you would stay till fall" !
looked up, ready to tell her ALL
But, no. She was smiling down
at me, and I thought there was
mischief in her look. She, too,
would laugh at me- So made
some evasive reply and sat silent.
In moment her soft hand was
brushing my hai, gently back from
my brow, as she said, in a low
voice "There is something You
want to tell me, Ross. I saw it in
your eyes, ard you need not be
afraid" No matter what more
passed between us then Hester
will be my wife in September. She
has jost looked over my shoulder,
and, reading what [ have written,
said: "Ross, was I wrong to help
you out? Would it have been
more womanly to have kept still.
ard let us both be unhappy all
onr lives, because you dared not
say you loved me p And I an
swered Z: "No, my darling. you
did the most womanlv thing pos
sible." Aud l think she did
Don't you?
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landlord, and without giving five
days rotice OF such intended re
moval, and before satisfying the
claims OF said crop, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemcanor. The
provisions OF this Act and that Of
which it is amendatory shall apply
to leases of turpentine trees, and
the parties thereto subject to all the
provisions and penalties of this
Act. The Act repeals sections 13,
IL and IS, chapter "a, Battles
Revisal, and chapter 2O9, laws OF
1874 '75.
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TIE LANDLORD 4 ND
TENANT ACT.

< The last Legislature passed an
Act TO amend the Landlord and
Tenant law. Its provisions are
thus explained
Crops grown on leased or rented
lands shall be held to be in posses
sion of the lessor until the rents
are paid. and all stipulations OF the
lease performed, unless otherwise
specially agreed between the par
ties. The lcin also lies until all
advancements made and expenses
incurred in making and saving the
crop shall be paid, and the lessee
or cropper shall not remove the
crop until such claims are paid,
without the consent of the owner,
When the land owner gets the crop
made on his land by tenant into
his possession, and refuses, after
five days notice, to have a settle
ment and return to the tenant his
part thereof, the rel.ter shall be
entitled to the remedies given in
action upon a claim for the delivery
OF personal property, to recover the
part Of the crop he Is eutitlcd tc
by law. In controversies between
the parties, and neither party avails
himself of the provisions of the first
and second sections of this Act,
either party may proceed at once
to have the matter determined be-
fore Justice of the Peace, if the
amount claimed docs not exceed
5000, and in the Superior Court
where it exceeds that amount. In
case Of appeal from the Justice's
Court, or continuance. the lessee
shall retain possession Of the prop
erty, by giving bond for double the
sum claimed, if such claim does moi
amount to more than the value ol
the crop; if it does, then the Bond
to double the value Of the property
or crop. If the lessee or croppel
fail to give the bond as above, il
case of continuance or appeal, ther
the property shall be delivered into
the possession of the lessor, he Civ
ing the adverse party a bond il
double the amount of the value o
the property, conditioned upon thu
forthcoming of the same in cas'
Judgment is obtained against him
In case neither party gives th'
!. bond, then it shall be the duty 0
the Justice, or the Clelk of tin
Superior Court, as the case may be
to issue an order to the Constable
or Sheriff directing him to take tn
property, or so much as is neces
; sary to satisfy the demand OF th
| claimant and cost, into his posses
T. sion and sell the same uDder tn
rules and regulations for sale unde
execution, and keep the proceed
subject to the issue of the suit il
: all cases arising under this Act, i
the Superior Court, the return tern
shall be the trial term. Any rente
: or other person who shall remov
the crop, or any part of it, from,fh
land, without the consent of tn
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-04-12

Raleigh Observer A small num-
Der of colored men met in the
Courthouse last evening for the
purpose of organizing a coloniza.
ton society. Several talks were
made in favor of the movement.
They. however,, do not propose to
go West, but have their hearts set
on Liberia. A committee was
appointed to confer with some
Northern colonization society,
and after appointing another meet
ing for next Wednesday night the
body adjourned.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-04-12
YES YOUNG DREAM.

And while my lone step prints the dew.
Dear are the dreams that b.ess- my view;
TO Memory's eye the maid appears,
For whom hame sprung my sweeiesttears
So soft, so tenderly.''
CttntOeas
Sober men who have bufeted
the adverse tides of life until almost
every spark of the hallowed fire
that glowed upon the emotional
altar OF their youthful hearts has
died out, leaving the altar strewn
and blackcned with the ashes and
cinders of dead emotions, may
smile at the apparent extravaganza
of youthful sentiment, but there are
times when they look back through
the dim vista Of years and fondly
liuger upon that one sweet oasis of
memory. trying to tune the sad
heart to that beautiful song that is
to be learned no more Like the
shining pair who knelt at the closed
gate of Paradise, and with tears
vainly sought to return, we all
kneel before the golden gate that
shut MS out from the Eden OF
youthful dreams, and weep to enter
again. There is no rigid philoso
ply; no cold and formal logic +; ro
moral or metaphysical thesis by
which this peculiarity of onr natur-
al constitution may he understood
We know that it is an idiosyncracy
OF our nature we realize its exist