davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-08
undantagande ga1denarens s'home.
stead" som ar af var exemptions.
iao friksndt . H.: I ct

undantagande ga1denarens ''home.
stead" som ar af var s'exemptions".
lag frikandt. . i -
AfYen b6r k6paren, som redan ar
namdt, erhalla county Auditors certi-
fkat att inga f6rfallna skater sta ODE.
talta emot landet.
Det finnes en- slags handlingar som
aro mycket allmanna i var stat, neml:
8. k. landkontrakt. Desse aro vanli-
gen utfardade at jernvags- eller andra
,yederhaftiga bolag, och registreras
;sallan eller aldrig. De aro egentligen
icke heller en-, k6pehandling utan blott
en- f6rbindelse att salja pa vissa vii
kor, och emot vissa afbetalningar,
och sd smart dessa vilkor uppfyllts
utbytes kontraktet mot en- ''deed'',
hvilken, da genast b6r, registreras.
Da enskilta personer utfarda dylika
eller andra ikontrakt, forbindelser,
undantagshandlingar och arrende-
kontrakt for langre It'd an ett ar, bo.
"a afven dessa .registreras. Ingen
handling kan registreras med min
DIRE an den ar erkand acknowledged
infor Notarius PubIikus, Justice of
Peace eller AMMAN dartill berattigad
tjensteman, och ar bevittnad af
tvanne vittnen. Deeds bora under.
skrifvas och erkannas afven af sal.
jarens hustru. Det ar vanligt har
landet att blott inf0ra k0parens
eget men ej hans hustrus namn en-
''deed"; delta astadkommer ofta oratt-
visa mellan akta makar handelse
af d6dsfall, och Dor afhielpas genom
testamente, hvarom sarskildt en- an
nan afhandling; men det vore full.
pa sin plats att begagna det
CODA svenska bruket att lata bade
mans och hustrus namn som kopare
inf6ras ''deeden," saYida afsigten ar
att de skola hafva lika raft egendo.
men, ty sa fall blifva de gemensamt
egare inf6r lagen, hvilket utan tvifvel
ar de destas mening att de skola vara.
vi villa sarskilt rada vara landsman
att CORA delta, a,da k0pet CALLER en- farm
eller cit hus och grund som al afsedt
for familjens stadiga hem.
AT det foregaende torde nagon slu.
ia, ,att Observation-Disclosures tidernas
langd skulle blifva So ofantligt stora
att det blefve alltfor svart och dyr.
bart att erhalla sakra abstrakt. Det-
ia torde en- gang blifva f6rhallandet,
men mot "den dagen och den sorgen"
skola vara efterkommande nog uttan-
ka nagot satt som motsvarar deras tids
kraf. Det ofvan namda motsvarar
var. Dessutom bestammer lagen att
en- tjuguarig ost0rd besittning af
egendom ar ojafvigt bevis pa egande.
ratt, med andra ord ON nagon an
nan an innehafvaren har nagot an.
sprak pa eganderatten, sa maste han
eller hans efterkommande CORA sadant
gallande infor domstol inom
tjugu ar. iannat fall ar hans ratt for
alltid f0rlorad.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-08
Billiga tidningaT.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och 'SVENSKA TRIBU.
MEN erhallas bada for S3.25
ett ar, d& prenumeratiOn g6res
direkt antingen & delta eller
Svenska Tribunens kOntOr 1
Chicago, Illinois.
PIONEER-PRESs (den week.
liga), erhalIes tillsammans
med STATS TIDNINGEN f6r
nastkOmmande ar f5r $500,
som bEra insiindas / f6rskOtt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-08
Abraham Lincoln.
(Forts. fir. for. n:r.)

Lincolns nest framstaeude karak-
tarsdrag voro: f6rst, hans stora for
maga att med tankens blick beskada
hvarje SAX fran ALA sidor, for det an.
dra. hans utmarkta forstand, eller
hvad vi pa engelska kalla "common
sense, tredje, hans h6ga rats. och
pligtskansla, och for det fjerde, hans
djupa v6rdnad for det rata och det
CODA. Hans forstand herrskade Of.
yer ALA andra sials.gafvor, och till
och med hans varma hjerta som So
omit klappade for ALA menniskor, be.
herrskades af hans f6rstand. Men det
Dor markas, att hans sjalsformogen-
heter yerkade langsamt, och han SAX
made den instinktlika formagan som
ogonblickligen kan skilja det akta
fran det oakta, det verkliga fran blot
ia skenet, och det var hans saknad af
denna egenskap, saval som hans CODA
hjerta, man maste tillskrifva de fel.
steg han ofta begick, isynnerhet i va.
let af personer for den eller den plat.
sen.
ALT det CODA och stora han astad :
kom var en- fold af hans grundliga
6fverlaggning, af hans djupa fdrstand.
hans CODA hjerta och hans karlek till
det sanna, det rata och det CODA.
Lincoln var = till ytterlighet arlig
.(honest) och f6rtjente fullkomligt det
mann hyarmed folket sayal som sol.
sdaterna alskade att benamna honom,
snaml.: Honest Abe. Z Hans yalta-
zlighet bestod i en- klarj och tydligI
framstallning al, amnet, i hans lugna:
4satt, och den 6ppenhet och arlighet
:hyarmed han sbem6tte bade sin egan
och motpartens SAX.
III HYad al; lif, kraft och makt at
.yaItalighet. det hela af de ofyannamn.
de egenskaper kan sk anka hYad var
de dar finnes talmodigt och outtr6tt-
.ligt arbete det godas tjenst, eller i
l
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-08

deed, finge sin inteckning (mortgage)
registered imam Borgs deed, Sd gall
de inteckningen fore deeden, afven
ON den ware utfardad langt sednare.
johnson kunde yisserligen straffas for
bedrageri, men afven detta blefve
f6ga~apprattelse at Borg for hans for
lust. Men afven ON det ej vore ma
gon afsigt till bedrager1, sa kunde fle.
re andra fall intraffa hvarigenom
Borg f6rlorade slit land t. ex. hans
deed kunde brinna upp eller ps annat
satt f6rstoras, och kanske Johnson ha.
de lemnat landet eller dodt, eller kan
zske gjort konkurs, eller adragit sig
tdomsto tolsutslag for skuld m. f. andrs.
tankbara fall !; .daremot ON deeden en-
gang ar ..recorde 81 ar allting sa-
5kert, savida Johnsons egande ratt var
Ssaker, och ON delta borde Borg ha'
f6rvissat sig pa det satt som afyen
:blifvit antydt, imam han k6pte eller
betalte landet.
Utom recorders soffcen sbors aaf.
ven k6paren erhalla intyg af .sclerk
OF court sinom sitttt county attintet
sutslag tjudgmentl finnes enot salja-
ren, ty finnes silant oti fredstal llt, da
utg6r det ocksS en intec ckning emot all
fastighet som galdenaren har inom
det county DIR detta utslag, e1ler
en- afskrift daraf, fines inf6r ratten,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-08
For farnaren.

Det kreatur, som ar bestamdt att
slagtas, b0r icke dodas straxt efter
stark r0relse eller AMMAN anstrang.
ming. Under sadana omstandigheter,
kan kottet icke lange behallas friskt,
ON man an begagnar aldrig sa myc-
ket salt. Isynnerhet bora swim Stag
tas tidigt ON morgonen, sedan de
haft en- lugn matt.
Erfarenheten visar, att mar graddan
pa den mjolk, som kor, hvilka icke ga
med kali, afgifva, blandas med grad.
dan pa den mjolk, som dragtiga kor
afgifva, sa kan man tjerna denna
blandning en- hel dag utan att ia smor.
Det kan vara bra, att komma ihS g
delta.
Knappast nagot foretag ha orenlig-
het, slarf och liknojdhet varre och
menligare folder an mejeri.handte-
ringen och allmanhet all slags
mj6lk. ."business' Byttor, spann och
andra karl af ira bora icke begagnas
att ha mjolk uti, emedan det ar nastan
om6jligt att halla dem fullkomligt re.
ma. 1 allmanhet CALLER det som en-
regel, att sadana karl skada mjolken,
och att det betalar sig ganska bra att
anskaffa karl af tenn eller sten.
Hastens demanding. Man Dor icke
fodra ALA hastar pa samma satt man
Dor darvid taga betraktande saval
djurets alder och konstitution som
det arbete, det gor. Men denna regel
6fvertrades allmant, och af denna Or
SAX uppkommer en- hel mangd af de
bland hastarne So allmanna sjukdo-
marne.
Bruka aldrig daligt h0, emedan det
ar billigt. Det innehaller foga af ma
rande amnen.
Skadad majs ar my cket skadlig for
kreaturen. Den medf6r Inflammation
och hudsjukdomar.
Hackelse ar battre an h6 for gamla
hastar.
H6 eller gras ensamt ar icke nog FOL
en- hast, som arbetar hardt. Det al
icke nog narande.
Arbetar en- hast riktigt hardt, 50
Dor man fodra den med hafre; arbe
tar den icke synnerligen hardt, Dor
dess hufvudsakligaste foda vara ho.
Hafren ger mera kott och afven musk.
Ter h6gre grad an nagot annat foder.
Blanda hackelse med hafre, och det
ger ett utmarkt foder.
For en- rid. eller k6rhast ar er
''peck" god hafre och IS pounds god
ho tillrackligt foder for ett dygn. Al
hoet icke godt, sa Dor man gifva dju'
ret II "peck" hafre mer. En- hast
som arbetar mycket Dor hafva nagot
mera af bagge slagen; den SON arbe
tar mindre ger man ocksa mindre.
Att gjuta litet salt vatten 0fver
h6et; ger hasten battre aptit; sd.
dant fall Dor man taga en- matsked
salt ett ambar. vatten.
For en- gammal hast, Dor hafren ma
las; men icke for en- ung. En- gam
NAL hast kan icke krossa den tillrack
ligt, hvilket den unge kan.
Man har manga slags condition
powders och manga bruka dem for
att halla hasten vid godt hull och godt
utseende, men delta medel behofs
alldeles icke. Sk6t djuret val, gif del
foder regelbundet, och lat det ibland
"a slieka pa salt, So skall hasten alltid
yara vid god helsa. ON den .ock far ar
ibeta ganska h6rdt. 3..t .:.. @ ya7s:s3=g$ al!
Swim, som aro amnaie for markna
den 6nska Vi allaaatt "a sd feta SON
m6jligt men pa eget bord will man
aIlmanhet icke gerna SO flask, son
knappast innehsllsr ett spar af k6tt
tsAlla villa hafva feta grisar, men in.
igen win ha fstt flask heter det, ocf
det az ocksa ganska sant. Fragan bli1
] ldarf6r, ON det 1ater sig CORA att ii
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-08
(F0rts.)


Knrerad skjutyurm. I Norrk6pings
Tidningar: lases: Den omty yekte sope-
rasangaren Pelle j. var for ett par
ar sedan och badade LysekiI, hyar-
est han fitigt umgicks med friherre
G., som bebodde: On egendom j trak-
ten. De bada herrarne trifdes sar-
deles bra. tillsammans, och vid sin
hemresa SADIE e.: !.
e.Nar du tr6ttnat pa Lysekil, So res
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-08

e Vara agenter
4 Alfred Carlson, Red wing, Gooahue eo g
L Kngberg, yasa, 8 ssssSzssgzs:
]. W@tersm, White Book, g ,9s q
P. A. Peterson, Cannon Falls
a. Myquist, st. Peter, Nicollet q ss35
John Webster, Norseland, &C. ss5:5sss{s8s3
o. 6amuelson, Bernadote, q" g
P.ltrass I; 4 salsst&aSsdt & Hd;isde Moorhead, Clay
Lars Hnnter, Stark !: O., Chisago {. .
John c. Carlson, Rush City, q" s+@
1. F. Iagerwall, Tsylors Falls, " ~
Gouldberg & Anderson, Cambridge, Isanti Co.
Nels sandell, Jordan, Scott County.
RESPONSIVENESS af EFT BRET kostar endast
10 cents, utom cts. postporto, och ar hyarje
postmastare skyldig att registera bref da
Ga onskas. En ''Money order," ej ofversh-
gande Sl6, koNar 10 cents,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
A Ionel.ml Cnndidnte.

General j. Is. Weaver the candidate OF the
grcoubGck party for the presidency, arrived
in Washington Friday night ON his way to the
session of the executive committee of that
party in New York. The general was found
by THE REPUBLICAN in good spirits. lie
talked Of the prospects with an enthusiasm al
most electrical, and with an array OF iactsand
figures that showed he had built his cnthnsi.
asm upon basis Of cool calculation. lIo was
naturally avCisC to an interview, but the
persuasive cloqucncc Of The REPUBLICAN, in.
duccd him to give at least general views on
the great issue now before the country.
"llOw long 90 you remain in Washington,
gencral?" said THE REPUBLICAN, going TO its
work in the "round Robin Hoods barn" style.
81 leave on Tuesday for New York to at
tend the meeting of the executive committee
Of the grecnback party"
what will be the character of your party S
canvass generalr'
That will depend entirely upon tho action
Of the executive committee"
"Will you take an active part in the cam
pagn yoursclf?" asked The REPUBLICAN,
taking Il short cut to its object.
"UndOubtcdly."
"And now, let me ask, what hopes have you
of winning in this fight N
The grccnback party has strong hopes, well
grounded and Is encouraged greatly. The
people are with us. Politicians may fleet to
NtlluCi DNl Nllt llGOplG NnO IlNNC ana uUllltkt
politicians have shown and are showing IN
enthusiasm in our cause whose results will
astOnish them, Our cause is the peoples
cause. The old parties ohar ne living prac-
tical issuo the grcenback party docs, The
republican party is living on the Offices, the
democratic party in the hope Of office. To
keep or TO attain Office both tho old
parties have stultiRcd themselves. Now
every state democratic convention in
tilO west and south hpNg Ipplurpl
for grceubacls principles. The democratic
der 10 the Bayard wing is a thorough in.
dolsemcnt of the bankorand.broke policy.
| Such radical ignoring by tho party rs Il unit
Of the action Of the partys state declaration
Of principles cannot but hurt them The re.
| publican party rs an organization is also hope.
: cssly hard.moneya aud consequently against the
interests of the people The latter sec this
and at once turn to the only organization dis
! tinctivcly pledged tn advance their interests n
"Where will you commence the canvass
general"
~ shall probably 90 south"
"You think that is fruitful field for mis-
| siUuNry work ?"
The south and west are naturally and
strongly greonback, aud tho harvest cannot
| fail to bo plcnleOus."
"Will the grccnbOck party maintain its
| strength in the next congress ~
| There will be large accossons to its
strength. For example, in Iowa we have two
members in the present congress. We shall
not only keep these, but have the strongest
reasons for predicting an increase of three
menbcrs. We calculate on members fIOm the
| first, second, sixth, seventh aud ninth dis
| triCts In other states we shall largely gain
| The future of the greonhack party looks very
bright, and ils present prospects are hopefully
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
AN EFFICgENr EXPERT
a exile Sealing on his own Account


CHARLi4--fnN. S. c., July 4.--Alexandcr c.
Laughlin, engaged a. IN expert by Bond
Commissioner james G. Colt to conG. and can
eel bills Of the bank of the state which are
now being funded In state corsus Mt fifty cruts
on tile dollar, has been committed 10 Jail in
default Of S5O,000 bail, charged with iraudu.
lcutly agprupiaiiug certain amounts of tho
bills to his own use. The testimony given
before tho committing magistrate shows that
Laughin was employed some time in Fcbru.
AIRY or March last as an expert TO examine
packages of bills presented for funding
aud count them, separating the genuine from
tie spurious bills, aud TO cancel them af,cr ex.
animation, put them up i'll packages, seal
and certify upon the face of each package the
amount Of bills found valid aud the amount
found invalid. Tho packages were then tied
up and sealed with wax at tho corners and
stamped with u seal made for the purpose.
Laughlin, It was shown, was frequently left
alone in the Office TO attend to this work.
The dist intimation that things were
going wrong was had on tho 20Jh Of
June, when IL was discovered that
certain package OF the bills did not contain
number Of bills corresponding with the in.
dorsemcnt on the face of the package. Other
packages were then couuted and found to be
deficient. This led to Laughliu's arrest, and
upon the preliminary kcaring 1t was shown
that sinco he has been III the Office Of the bond
commissioner lie has sold to different parties
In Columbia about 10000 worth of the bills.
The loss to the state Is not yet definitely
known aud canaot be until all the
bills have been recounted Tho estimate
made By the commissioner to tho last
legislature of the bills outstanding was $780,
600, and since Laughln's appointment $780,
900 of the bills have been presented for fund.-
ing. 1t is believed that the ultimate loss
will be small. Laughln is q native OF Fair
field county, in this state. He was connected
with the Exchange bank in Columbia from
1859 to 1865. lie then went 10 Europe, where
he remained for several years, and returned
to South Carolina ia 1873. There seems to be
little doubt ms to Lpughln's guilt, the only
question in doubt being the pmount he has
stolen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

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Joshua Hill aud other disOrgaui2crs which
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
CIBLE NOTES,

The papal nunco has been withdrawn from
Brussels.
The harem of the cx.hhcdiyc of Egypt has
gone to Smyrna.
Henry NJ, Stanley has been made a ph. D.
by tho German Academy of Natuulisis
The statement that the British commissioner
at C,bul has been summoned to Smla is pre-.
mature.
Tho porto has resolved to renew provision.
ally for six months the engagements with
English officers OF the gondarmoric.
The viccroy Of Mdi tocgraphs to tho In.
dia Office MS follows: "Abdurrohmnn Khan
left Khanabad Tor Cabul on the 2Sth ultimo"
Tho German cmbasmdor ms senior diplo.
matte representative Of the European powers
will present to tho porte the collective note to-
day.
Several disturbances in connection with the
expulsion OF the Jesuits are reported from the
French provinces. Tie most serious one was
ut liavIc, where soldiers charged the crowd.
The Memorial DiplORdiiquc of Paris states
| that Lord Granville has invited NJ. Challemel
Iacour, the Frcuch embas,ador to Immediately
negotiate treaty Of commerce, and NJ. Lacour
has accepted.
On Saturday DR.. Vincent, Dr. Todd aud Dr.
| MuTphoy, American ccrcymcu, took part in
the ceremonies of uuveiling III c statue on the
originator Of Sunday schools.
Turkey has sent GCOO troops to Albania,
where there is every likelihood of de pcrate
resistance to the ccsSion Of Albanian territory
to Montenegro aud Greece, in accordance with
the recent decisions Of the Berlin conference.
lIcddon, the fugitive cashier Of the First
National baull OF Newark, Is on his way home,
to answer to the serious charges made against
him. There are sixteen indictments 10 which
he will he clllud 10 plead, and the ofltnses re.
cited are cmbezalemout, false bookkeeping
and perjury,
In the French senate the decree for uniycr.
sal amnesty to communists which passed the
deputies WAS rejected on Saturday by q vote
Of 1l5 to 1873. The decree was then amended
TO exclude from the amnesty only incendiarics
aud a,sassns, and in this form 1t passed the
senate by Il vote Of li3 to 1873.
The London Times Of Saturday, IN an cdi.
toria article ON the American national ami
vcrs;Iy, congratulutos the United States on
their happy situation and the prospects COM
mercially and politically, and declares that all
mankind gains by the prosperity which the
American people has succeeded in extracting
from the nobu land it tenants.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
A New Iron steamship wrecked

NEW YORK, July IA HeraM special from
St. Johns, n, f., says The new iron screw
steamship +, w. Harris, Captain sheIdmko,
went ashore Mt the north head Of Cnuuco cove
ON Thursday morning lust in a dense fog aud
has become total wreck, The passengers and
crew were all safely taken OH the wreck and
brought to st, Johns, The former by small
fishing schooner that was passing shortly after
the disaster, aud the latter by the mail
steamer Ployer The steamer Bear, bound
from sydney, Cape Breton, to 80. johns, struck
on reef yesterday morning du,iug the pre-
yalence Of a denso iog near 81. Shotts. about
three miles north uf Cupo Puo She WAS got
of' after considerable effort, but the damage to
the ship's bottom and propeller Is very serious,
ueccssitating dockugc, The Bear arrived at
81. Johns lo'lay iu very leaky condition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

Dir, JAMES II, YoUNa has returned from
Colorado.
Hon, THOMAS b. KEoGu Of North Carolina
IS at Wizards,
GENERAL IIAEcocE's wife is said to be =
Roman catholic.
Mr. CoRcoRAN left Saturday for tho White
Sulphur springs,
MIR MOODY, the evangelist, 1t is stated, will
como to Washington in the fall,
COLONEL w. S. GREEN Of Alabama is proml.
uoGt among the guests at the ST. James,
CmEP.JUsrIcE MORRISON r. WAITE Of the
United States supreme court is vt the Wind.
sor hotel,
CAPTAIN EDMUND w. PAUL once noted
pistol shot, died last Sunday morning in ST..
Louis, after prolonged illness, from general
debility
GENERAL GARFIELD and General Hancock
are both tu be invited to be present in Boston
AT the celebration of its two hundred and
hllUth anniversary, on the lith Of SeptemJor
next
Miss LAURA WooLwINE of Washington, d.
C., who has been studying music in Italy uu-
dor the first master for the last eight year.,
will soon be the guest Of her Ciuciuuau
friends,
GENERAL BEy H. ROBERTSON ml Mr..
Douglas, managing editor ul the tdpUW, have
left for the Fauquivr White sulphur apring,
for a brief vacation. General Robertson Was
one of the earliest advocates and cJ.Iaborevs In
the renewal and renovation of those springs,
Is the breach of promise suit of McPaQsan
against Wamic, ut StolhyylIo, Ind, the de-
lcudmta counsel took the btusd ground that
no woman OF NJtyseyou, which was the
plaintiffs age, Cuuld possibly form "a romantic
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

LANCASTER, PA July About o'clock
this afternoon the large barn on the county
farm just cast oE the city limits was dscoy,
cred to be on IRE, aud before any Of the fire
companies could reach tho spot the building
WAS destroyed. A number Of adjoining build,
ings were badly burned, and at one time it
was feared that the building used for the care
Of the insane would also be burned. The
horses aud horned cattle We're saved, but the
hay and wheat were entirely destroyed, The
loss is rnlly $4,000 on whir.. thcro is i,n IN.
surance Of $4,000. Tho Art'Nns the worl; OF
an inccudiury, MS it broke out in three differ,
ent places ut the same time.