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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-06-20
THE FLORIDA UNION
FOR 1882.
The MOSt-WIdely Circulated, Oldest, Lar
gesG, and Rest Daily I'm Florida.

Both the DAILY and WEEKLY editions having been en-
argcd and improved during the past year. THE UNION
1882 will present unusual attractions
THE DAILY
will continue to publish full Associated Press reports
supplemented by Special Telegraph Service from
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lance OF events demands it, Its circle OF regular
spondents has been enlarged and includes In
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to this State. 1t will also continue to publish
Special TeIegraphic Reports of the Orange
and Vegetable Markets
in the chief cities OF the Union thereby rendering spe
cal service the fruit and vegetable growers The peo
pie of Florida will find in THE UNION and fresher
relating to them than in any other publication what
ever and it is therefore. paper they take
TERMS:
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Special TeIegraPhic Reports of the Orans
and Vegetable Markets
THE WEEKLY UNION

THE WEEKLY UNION
has been enlarged to six pages 1t contains all the i'm
portant both State and General full discussion
Of passing events correspondence from the various
tons Of the State, and an
Agricultural Department.,
carefully edited by experienced agriculturis This
department will be made speciality during the present
year; and THE WEEKLY UNION will contain all the
agricultural matter published in THE DAILY, and the lat
est market quotations. including oranges and vegetables
in their IT will be invaluable to farmers fruit
and vegetable growers and new Settlers well first
class journal for the family Each number will also
tain the whole or part Of STORY selected
original These stories will be OF exceptional merit,
nothing OF Objectionable nature being admitted and
will add greatly to the attractions OF the paper.
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NOTICE.

April Is, lSS2-3m
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lican Party Prospects.

outh. This sort of party
o resorted to as u sort of
irritant. There is evidence
that the Republican party
together by nothing but
hesive power Of public plum
This may at any time prove
only a rope of sand. Strong
has proven during the venal
d of Republican rule, it is
d Of union which always has in
pc seeds Of its own dissolution.
g financial theories OF the Re-
,lican party of the East, if re-
ed to practice, or pressed to the
y Of giving them real vitality,
evitably drive the States of
lcific slope and also Colorado
he Democratic fold. The
olican majority in those States
xists at all, is very doubtful.
yet the Republican party
ened by the loss of them,
ID be in Q minority. Bedford,
-iUradoTAss been openly re-
,us throughout the present
on. And the language of Ser-
Teller, of the same State, re-
uttered in the Senate, is full
gnificance. After saying the
ent tariff is not the tariff the
Die demand, and condemning
policy that would " strike out
xistence one-half Of the money
n world that men holding the
les might have better and
er grip upon the people who
sathe money and who pay the
es in this country" he said
r.. President, | was educated
he Democratic party, and
q it failed to represent my sen
snts l had the courage to get
of it, and Ipropose upon this
estion T. represent myself and
I allow the Republican party to
put in q position of misrepre-
ting the wishes of the great
,nle of the West and South. "
e slumbering hatred OF the anti
I'd termers may be stirred into
iviiy at any moment. The
lwart element have the advan-
e just now in the possession OF
, executive branch of the Gov
ment, with all its patronage,
this serves only to intensity
jealousy and disappointment
le defeated faction. Conkling
Sobertson menace the har-
~the party in New York,
fierce war which is now
On Blaine not only endan-
he success Of the party in
!, but is an ominous sign OF
i unhappiness among the
|. Even the South, which
ed upon as so promising q
lican recruiting ground pre-
.Sdificulties. Such Repub-
. as are there will prove them
. offs singular meek and self
cling kind if they shall con-
} the entire immolation of
interests and total seques-
of Federal patronage, which
,gard as rightfully theirs.
ere tractable in Virginia
great pressure, but it will
rvel il they view with en-
sun the purchase of unprin-
and hslfhearted Repabli-
lilies with honors, trusts and
mage which have always and
ywhere been regarded as the
rdon of party fidelity. They
begin to ask where the advsn-
to themselves is to come in.
organization of the Democrat
ty may not be as compact as
,nld be, nor its elements as
geneous as could be wished,
certainly does not face great
myers nor require nearly so
skillful management as its
1ent. It should win decisive
the coming contest now sp
st T,ouis Renuhlican.
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these days of coalitions, and
ors of coalitions, one reed not
rprised at any sort of a politi-
ie-together. The latest oosli-
in the wind is reported by the
apolis correspondent of the
imore Sun of Monday last.
to the effect that Senator Cor
and Governor Hamilton have
aced, and are to pull together.
is, of course, enough to make
se-post smile. Chestertown
sript.
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Notice to Creditors.

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CALEB DICKERSON,
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JOHN n. BUXTON d eo.

General Agents,
No. l6 East Pratt street. Baltimore. Nd
The ECLIPSE has taken the first Prize Medal at
te Worlds Fair, 1850, a: Sydney, Australia.
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ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE.
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HAS TAKEN 6 GOLD. 6 SILVER AND 9
BRONZE MEDALS AND 100
FIRST PREMIUMS.

The railroads Of the United States and Canada put
in more ECLIPSE MILLS than all others put to-
gether. re export more than all others combined.
Our Mill is not sold cheap Mill, but as the best
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by the ECLIPSE. We make is sizes. from / 2 to
60 feet diameter. from 2man to 40-horse power and
used for pumping from wells, springs, brooks and
rivers Also have POWER MILLS for grinding
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etc. furnish mills separate, will contract to do
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John Gill, A. Il. Norton Son,
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ID. c. Hanill, Capt. W. ID. Bur, kinal
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s. Aman, ". s. Wedgel.
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C. l.. Cole, Rev. C. ". Baldwin,
WIN. Snowden, German Bros,
Col b. r. Taylor, J. b. Brinkiey.
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l.. n Robinsod, Samuel Black.
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and - others.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-27
Special Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant 10 "A resolution passed by thc
Board Of County COMMISSIONER ot
Union county ID. I. On the 9TH day
of September 1882 vote of the
electors of said county will BE-
taken at the next general election
to be held in said county on the 7th
day ct November 1882 to determine
whether an additional tax of one
mill on each dollar If assessed prop
erty for the purpose OF building and
repairing bridges, and an additional
tax of one mill ON each dollar Of
assessed property for the purpose Of
building and repairing roads, to that
which said board is now by law au
thorized to levy, shall be levied for
the ensuing year. Those in favor Of
such additional levy will vote "For
one mill additional road tax" and
"For one mill additional bridge tax
Those opposing such levy will vote.
Against additional road tax" and
against additional bridge tax"
Elk Point D. T. September 9th
1882.
HALvoR KNuDsoN
Chairman Eoar,i Of ca. CONS.
! A. O. RINGsRUD, c.. Clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-27
Territorial News.

Douglas Co. Chr nicle:-A very
freat food has visited Douglas
county this month, and its fury
seems undated. The storm is called
emigration. Every passing team
he's rained down OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hwyers, preachers, and better stsll,
the noblest work Of God. honest
farmers. Great inroais are being
naade into our choice lands and if il
doesnt sslot up" soon al will be
washed from she government land
bob,s. - vacant lands.
Calliope Cbmmncial:, Jerry Thorn.
lon says that his flock IT sheep are
the boss things for cleaning a corn
field 81 pigeon-grass and weeds, and
that they % not injurs his corn in
he least. Jerry finds the flock
which he took on shares from Mr..
Sweetheart II this place quite a source
n psafit This section Of country is
remarkably we'll adapted 10 sheep,
and w believe tho day IS coming
when the amount Of wool and mutt
toil produced will bring in : large
auaaunt 81 cnsl1.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-27

TIE Her..l,. says II is currently
reported that the deniM rats Of Grand
Forks county will not send adelega-
ton tn Mitchell, and that no effort
will be made IT, rsrry ON territori-
Il campaign. The nomination Of
Captain Raymond Is - universally
popular among all classes, irrespec-
tive 81 party. that the unterrit'u Of
that section propose to ratify his
nomination without more ado.
Grand Forks county is looked upoa
abroad y ! democratic stronghold,
= Il polled the largest democratic
vote Of any northern county two
years ago. This course Of falling in
line with the republicans will be
doubtless quite . surprise to their
southern brethren.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-27


'"Sn'y" u"i"n E" t Go !' Of Union %"n
Iiora.iu II, 4edde-,
Jacob Met lain.
Notice l. hereby green that by v.r'a. 81 u
jadgemrrt ANA deere" , ( force lo-ur- aud sat.
rendered in H. di~trc c,.nr, of ,urop ,oun y
Dakota Territory in the irh judicial di.trc a -
regular term OF said e"nri il and : said I'm n
conDfy On tie Mn day ~ tl.a-t A - lSs, In
the above IN lied ,,i-e. " hic, SAID ind ,uen,
was N iavnr Of snrniio II e. DID, land nrajn-
Jacob Nc lt'H he defendani f.r the s.ra III
tWO hunated and ninety t<9sl 40 do. IA r..
principal ard Interest and iwrnt, five ls.5.oui
doiiaf> attorney tees. amounting In the y gre.
gaze {" ikrer hnnircd aud seventeen tS5l- 90
besides IHxeti al sixteen and 45- a. tlutl,r,
afro decree "i iorcc tu~ntc ~, safe - III. prr N
les hcreinlt er de, critic ~ r IT iirr ii, Il
ted p trc plan L. md a.. 81 Jyc Il Hct.ialt,
The d, icnaan I" is't ~ait jed s'n-n al
ne. ie:sa1d COST. and 10y vir ne ri a 20 4.
nj cNech' ioa 10 mt dir.c'i and te,iycrea and
how IN my hands Issued uut nr IN. ri rA : office
81 he 'I- iirt toGr' in and for -1id county II
L nion u. un6et The baud IF he clerk thereof
ana the -rni of laid Cur, npon th, atore aid
Judgement aud decree ordering me q, sc =, Id
proper t"-a isiy snid jndlem'M
cid "n The itth t,ay II Au-t 4 D. 1850 iryy
np,n ihc following de-cri,ad real estate If ih,.
-nia Jscub Me- III, same thai j. described
IN safe d. Gee ann tSecG;lni ard .iiuuI cd Vi
L hion coun Dako'a ieTlinIy, town:
To sou n hall ri ,hr spu, heasi oaarIcr ,,f The
sou h-as' 'Inarier aud The nOr nw,- aliarier 1T
the southeast quarter OF The -,ntheasi otar, er
all IN -eciia', i1nrt u township et.h nine ~,
81 range forN mn. ttlb coni iining th,uv acres
more icse. ARD | shalt IN Sstur,,ay he 81 h
day ~ seD'ember \. y ISS2 NJ the h,ur oi iw,,
Ocwck ~ the afternoon ot said day NJ the Iroii
mr. Of the court house IN The c,ty 81 Ell p,a,t
comfy "f Union Dakota teIr, DRY proceed %
seH all ~ ngnt Iine md ip.creet of tue ai,o,e
n m ID Gef,.pdHn' Jacoh NcCla,h IA a:.d ip ths
a'sn described property ar so muct ,h..reuf NJ
will be sntlirien, IA satisfy suid judyemeh, IN
Guiding attorneys fee- and co-i- ~ aforesaid,
amounting I" three nunlred aud th,r,y three
and IS lH' ~ 3 ~ dollar. with inter. on the
game from The y h day "f August \. ID. lss2 and
all nccruin. cus's ~ snie at public auciiin 10
the hightsi bidder FIR cash.
led NJ kiG Point ID. Z. this the 18th day Of
August A y 1857.
e. ". MILLER rlfs Attorney
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-27
lst publication Aug ~, 1882
M ortgage Sale.

Iefanlf having been m,tlr IN The payment of
The sum Of seven Two .lir- principal aud sew.
cl lined TO be dne ~ the dare Of hi, notice upon
- c. rain mortgage, daily cSccnt"d nd delivered
by iohI = Sni, b nndP che 4 smith his wife 10
J. Is. Watkins bearing daIe The iirst day If Apr;I
\. ~ 1850 and duly recorded IN The office OF he
Kcgirirr of Deeds Il and tor the county nt Union
aud Territory Of Dakota. on the lam day oi NAV
1859 Al o'cluck p. NJ IN Book no d Of Nnrtxa.
yes. IN ?a., ST. l. sos which -aid NOR gaze Sc
cured the pAlmeur "i ten ueria,n proml-lpry
II" e. therein described and ~ was expressly
a,reed in said mortgage hat il dcfauii shau 4
he made in the pay mcn' II laid no ciAer
o! ihcm or amy parr thereof then all of said no CO
-htu'd A. once h'cn'nc due anl pitable.
And defanf has peer made in he pa ment OF
aid notes numbered Two. three and four md
he nInri.aIeo now elects and drcSIrs thar all
II laid Hpic- rrHaiiIiu. unpaid aui the whole
al Onn' secured b, said mortgage a. sfures nd
remaining lrpa'd become and ne now due aud
payable. and no ilon or prncecai nj law or
"herw's- HAVING been in,riruird 10 recover ne
d"bt secured by said mortgage. or any pat
thereof;
N"w there fore. notice is hereby given ,ha by
VIZ lie NJ power OF -aie contained in said
,n"rigage ard pursuant Ia the sta ne IN such
casr made and provided. he said mo, var. will
NJ tteci">cd. amt The premises descrtbed in
md g, rcred b, said n,"rtguce. viz: The son n
'n-, gnartcr 81 The south east Grtrirr T sect ion
oHmhet twenty 800 aud The son h hal: ~ the
-"uth W - quarter aud he -ou,h west lu4t,ay
" the sou h eH-I quarter uf section number
wen'y one ell al! in Township ninety tgD
tame f"''y e'th tiS wes' of he III h p
ini COM aiming 40 acres ar less i" t'n,,n
r"rni.. ami Territory uf Dakota with ih,. her.
rditHn'ehtS aud apDnt rnincrs, W ~ be sold at
rnhlir ancl lion. tot he III .Ir~t bidder for Cash
% pay sail tch; an interest. aud ho taxes II
ny, on said premises ana seven aHd2O- Ia, dol
iar- nj iurury'- fees. ~. stipulated IN AMI nv
SAID mortgage III case Of ,orecl rive and ho
,ii-pnr~emrbfs n ,wcd by law: wl,rh sale viii
'h' 'nndc BY the sheriff "f said I'm on cnta " ~
he from, doc of he 'ourr Hpu.e in,,he t'iiy or
t,k Poipi !" said CO and frr,i ory ttu he
3nh day" September \ !, 1882. NJ pn, o'c lock
7 VI Of iha; day. -uhjert 80 redemption any
line within one year from The day OF sale ~
provided b, law.
Dated August Isl h A. u. 1882
j. u. WATKINS. MoriCav.e
&. II WALwoRrH. att, ricy for Mortgage