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POSTAL DIRECTORY,
Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TINE OF CLOSING AT fHB NEw YORK OFFICE.

TINE OF CLOSING AT THE new YORK orrrcn
poNxsrfc. .EoSth-Albany Buffalo and Cansds sl5 NJ
S Sss .n nay. xs Il. T e. H AZ AND ID
souin snd southwestern
R s.s,:ls NAM 5; railroad x K :ass
{" by Steamboat. PIX
eAice 3. II r ".
sAITosSl.' By steamship Illinois, On Friday,
The Overland Man ior California leave. 3. Loai
every Monday and Thursday ct a. N. Letters
SeGsned for It should be marked Overland, vis
g IxA Orr The oycrAd from st. Joreph (xo 70 Ga.
sasss asa 9s e sv,y asatrsly q
via e. Joseph
HAvAxA..".hy .,sar,sh,p Philadelphia, Tuesday,
b. PAerro. .ny steamship Illinois, on Friday. -.
New osaa; by Steamship renn.~e., on
the let and 18Th Of each Gopth. Letters should
vfous 70 the above dnte.l
BARAxA ISLANDS On me day after he arrival Of each alter
month he steamer ssrsaH VIZ BE- dosus ssas
WIN nais t9r mo Banana lssnds, 10 DC landed
nuRoyz. ,.. BY steamship Niagara, from Boston,
close here Tuesday, May T......lx and P. N.
5Ny OF CLOSING At TIN LONDON OfYlCA
Overland Msa % Bombay eoses In Londo.
sssh monsh. Via southampton ON The l2sh ard
olrcurrl -. Sd, loth 1871, z.h via xsnsiss s.h nh.
29th, 17h, VIA Southampton.
ouUA &C. Via MarseiIles the 10Th and 2th. Via 5outA-
Via Marseillss ana Suex on tho l6A Via south
ampton and Suey, 12h.
.lr,Irrus. Via den The Al and 7Ysb Of the month
snAni: Via Northampton the Oh Of Ne month.
~ Jpo Marseilea mails despatched
1aeE should any Of these dates }su Sunday 10
1espatshed hc following evening
above dates HoGa any o. sse da,es SsH O. suhdsy Se
nshi sefPsGtfe We uornipx yrtvtonh
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Catholic Children In Protest ant Institutions.
COUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY.
Before Hon, D. Morris

~,
MAY The People e2 REL Thomas RsaYn.y %, The
Managers and Directors Of The Industrial Sh,ol Association,
and Home far Destitute Chi1dren in December 1868
man named John Latin died, leaving children girls
orphans Previous to his decease be was called upon by
iadee attached TO the Industrial School Association and
was induced 10 sign paper transferring them to the
care OF that Institution. They taken and we'll
PROVIDED lor but Mr. Kearney the father of Mr. Lain
WE, aso deceased, claimed the custody of the chill
oren, and after hearing before the Surrogate an
award was made in his favor. The children were,
however, still retained by the institution. A writ
OF baoeas corpus was issued by Judge Norris
and they were brought before him. the case YVES argued
ana dec.fioa rendered. The parents OF the children
were catholics the grandfather member of the same
chnrch the Industrial School is Protestant ,tituton
anu hence the contention. II was claimed on the
part Oh the reator that the father Of tue children
ulea IN the faith, and that IL was contrary to
.ue ries OF the church to permit the infant child
rem Oh catnoic parents to be educated as Protest
anls. Inc chlldren have been under the care of the
ssSoaoh since December last, and their appearance in
dcaes at they have been well cared for They sre aged
fespeeHvely three and five years. We have the decision
OF Judge Motto IN relation to this case but IN
OF the crowded state Of columns we are 10
omit publishing il. The grandfather ia held 10 he fbs
rghu custodian OF the children as will be aeon from Tho
Closing lines of the decison which we give as Follows
"for these and other considerations which might ho
sUggesed, have hesitation saying that the Infants
are illegally resTained from their liberty aud must ha
discharged. And they young as 10 be wholly in
capable Of choosing for Themselves they Can only be
charged from the Illegal restraint imposed upon them by
the respondents by giving them in charge their legally
constituted guardians Such my direction in this case
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Port OF New York, May ~, 1850.

CLEARED.
seanship Philadelphia, Harrison Havana and New Orleans
Steamship James Adger, Adams. Charleston-spoaord IT,
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Batimore-H Cromwell
Ship webfoo., Hedge, San Francscoosaton 4 Co.
BARK War Hawk IBr) Harris Gibraltar and amarket-G
Lee Christian pspsrSrs-5 s %as
Brig Wellington, Jackson, Monteyideo Il Mayhem 4
Prg whl o. the wsp, Hunt ger,nuds5MsCsll Firth
Orig ceylqs ssr Grogs 81 JohnEp pR.t pe"olr
scsr II Tayor, NeseIson; Fogo-post small MALL,
S aSoSer Hunter
seIr popiei. Wade Elizabs,hports, 81 E Peters,
Steamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphia
ARRIVED. .
Steamship Arago Lines Hayre via southampton May T.
with %s aud win w YIN hmbdfs
al0 AN, lat 80 20 Ion 80 40 large steiner steering
sst srsS sSs with
snss 9 Glasgow e u% ss ss ssyS eDs
so passed intervals The prsySas u hours 10
orowe sav9saaR with ha ss sss and x pas
s,eamsh Q Thos swsnn. Ramsey Savannah, days, with
20 sSa Nb sshr aon 1sa
with ss @ p ses
ss w win &Sist tSoss sh5Nr
SI ss,s bale
seamsaO NsshSe Murray S9@res0n' with mdsc and
steamship Chesapeake Vrowel Portland with ndse and
days ,siP win Hs mise 70 Mctready Not Co.
sSg ss MAY
81 amss q MSsS
yard and was killed 9Th lat a lon 10 ~ passed . Large ice
ship Flora scuhsrd of Riebmond Webb, Hayre, y days
ceres Of yarmouth steering West The has expsriepced
ss SisE gaze me large
Bark Hesrer Cof Negburypot Terry GLASGOW ~ DAYS
f %ss ss, heavy ~esry sai'' s'0''
Brig 1 BssslaS Dr. Couch Rio Janere March rs with
% Ss s ss
Brig Leonard Berry Firth: Bermuda, days, with potatoes
Tg GySe sr, Barker, Windsor, MS, days with plaster
Brig West Wooster, Rondout for Boston
scbr Hope (Br Parker, cornwsis Ms. days with poss
taes Duysa hyde Had easerly weather with fog mos
sshr Sarah Helsn of BucipO Rider St john NIB. days
sohr Gpsy lsr waycot, s. Andrews days with lumber
sehr Wide ord Buckley Wilmington, NC. IL days Hal
bsa heavy NE weather The whole PASSAGE split SAILS brok
Ascbr y norsey, Baker, Gardner. Me, days
schr Lucy Blake, Kelley, Rochland days.
! schr Warrior Crockett, PocEland days
| schr Grace Caroline, Brown, BOSTON 3days,
sSSr Mary Mary kaSe'e Chase
schr sarah hizs6ei6' smith New. Haven. 2 days.
Of cargo q brig Watson rsse9ty ashore place
Steamer Delaware. Cones. Phiiadeiphia.
Steamer F Fss ssssr Fsoydenss
BELOW
Bark TejucA
Cne brig
seamshps PhiladelI hia Havana and New ore,ns Jame
Adger Charleston.
Wind during the iay from ESEto Sc
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bBe report Was accepted
A pan Tor the reconstruction OF the missionary policy
OF the Uulon proposed by the Executive Com uttee
which bad been printed and distributed was read IL
proposes to modify the internal machinery OF the CANT
Zatlon, so to facilitate and simplify its operations in
accordsnce with their experience during the past half
century.
some discussion took place on a motion to refer the
pan 10 committee, which motion hDally prevailed
committee of seven appointed by the chair to take
cha &c OF the subject, and report to morrow.
Various other committees were appointed.
Rev. II. MALCOLM, Chairman Of Committee appointed
last year in relation to the education Of the chdrea Of
deceased missionaries reported that they had propos
from some colleges TO give tuition free, others to give
The tuition and board and one two to give tuition,
board aud clothing II was plain, he thought tina. they
would be able 10 provide for many children Of both
hVpg and dead missionaries as should apply. They had
not ascernined who how many were in need Of this
assistance The report was accepted and the Committee
contif uf d TO carry out their operations
Hon J. IL DUNCAN OF Haas, reai the report OF com.
ttec appointed last year amendments to The constitu
ton The report recommended material changes-abo.
fishing the meetings Of the Board of Managers two DAYS
before the meeting Of the Upion all reports be made
directly to the Unon but retaining the Board of
to elect ocers decide questions which may arise during
the year, &c. The time Of the annual meeting of the
Board is changed 10 the second tuesday in May There
are other changes 10 conform TO the proposed plan for
the OF missionary policy and these changes
are go numefou that the committee found il expedient
report the constitution in a new draft
Rev. Mr.. WELSH, Of New York, desired 70 submit an
adverse report, but not ready go on at present
motion TO extend the session fifteen minutes was lost
OF meeting, prayer offered the Board adjourned
ia Tue evening meeting held for conference and
devotional cses after which the Board nd ION med
unit! this Wednesday, morning.
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Obituary.

Inelia F., wife Of Mr.. Edward F. Inma1, died this
City yesterday She was only % years Of age. Ma11ms
ninan, whose death is thus announced, was dlsin.
gu'hso English vocalist WHO made her first appearance
al Inm city few weeks since. She was engaged
~ ing az 'he las, Philharmonic Concert. but
eish her final illness upon the very day Of
81 M sac was also under engagement TO ap
~ ~ W. ~ soiree Of the Metropolitan Mlsca Socie-
~. "p h p59ce last evening" at the Academy OF MI
S en anna o'ity End grea. artKtc ability gauei for
III gs cuct 81 Werm frends, athu gd her Fesdenge
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,,,, TIC, y,sr.srs NJ John Perkins Is. CaTa,ry,
.s.sas - ~ an oncer of tho army from this date:
0''''- JOHN g. FLOYD, sscre'.ry o! w wat,
H. The General Court Martial OF wnt hrsns a,.soia
H. Emory LIST Cavalry, Is Preslaent, n he'eo' s'o-N
nv order of the Secretary OF war,
by o'a'' w. A NICHOLS, Asst Adit Gen.
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NARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOE E.v yox1-fHs DAT. ~
SUN =" -~>~ RISES. eve n
sux s&rs,,.......... 10 Tror vIrSSES morn 0 ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
m " '3I.rE! . 10. N tt0Ef
NTOR mGiAGEs SALE-DY yInTUE OF A

NT OR TeGAGE SALE.-BY VIRTUE or A
uNl powero Of sale coneainedin a certain mort
gage bearing date October23 1855, and recorded
in the Registry of Deeds within and, for the
county Of Meeker, state of Minnesota en the
Goth day Of October 1858 at eleven o'clock A..
NJ. at pages 33T anda3s of Book so, 6: NOR
tgages, executed by George A. Ne,isse and
Cleofa Ii. Nourse his wife, as raorigagorJ 10
George >. Hilard as mortgage, IN ths cuudi-
ton OF which default has been u,asla,s and on
which there is HOW claimed to pa tue he sim
Of two thousand one hundred and seventy three
33-l0O dollars Ono suit or proceeding .ai law
having been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof u
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the hotel in Kingston in
said county of Meeker on Friday the 23d day
of September "A D. 1859, at one o'clock P. NJ.
the following described real estate situate, "
ing and being iii said county, being the same
described in said mortgage and mortgaged
thereby, to wit: the saw mill, and the sash,
blind and furniture factory built by Whitney
and Coin the town of Kingston, and now
standing therein; together with the land on
which the same stand, with the right to draw
and use from the mill pond adjoining. all the
water necessary for the economical running OF
said saw mill, and TO draw and use from the
hume Of the grist mill situated in said town
al the water necessary for the economical
running Of said sash, blind and furniture fac.
tory; said grist mill however to have sufficient
+ 70 said saw mill and factory. .S-a.5 ,tzxt%:
July 10, 1859. GEORGE s. HILLARD.
aug-ll-6w. Mortgage
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
DAY & BEVERIDGE,
ATTORNEYS, COUNsELLORs, SOLICITORS
u.s.. 4 AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
GEO. E. H. DAY, :: !: FRANCIS BIvERIDos s
ST. Anthony. MINNESOTA. -

Will collect vigilantly, and remit promptly all
claims collectable, and atteEd all the Courts in
the following COUNTIES Ramsey, Washington,
Scott, Anoka, Wright, Benton, stearns, Morri.
son, Grow Wing, Meeker and Carver; snd also,
the Supreme Court, and U. S. District Court
For collections made on demand, or at light, one
or two per cent. charged, Bankers rates, only -
They will pay taxes; and redeem lands sold fol-
taxes, in any part OF Minnesota,
REFERENCES: ...
A ?, Halsey, Pres. Bank, New York; " J
Bell. & Co, Bankers, do; North s Noyes, do
.Johnston& Brothers, Baltimore; Harvey Scy-
.mour, Hartford; Day, Owen s. Co do: Hon Il
Gray, Judge Court Of Appeals, Elmira, n Y; ira
BidWell, Banker, st Paul; Sanborn, French &
Lund, de-; Washington Bank, Boston !; Amos
A Lawrence, do; Tilton, Gregory, & Richard.
son, do =. ] Parks, Marlborough House, Do
Alexander Mitchell, Milwaukee, Wis; Farne,
& Millers' Bank, do; Child, Pratt & Co. s.
Louis John Draper, do; George Smith & Co
Chicago: Willard, Alexander & Go, do.
sept29-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
"A Virginia Camp-Meeting

A correspondent Of the New York Tri-
sbnne says,that camp-meeting was held
recently in Fairfax Co Va, and that imme
diatcly after the camp broke up, twenty
seven negores were sold on the ground to
some Southern traders! A mother and
seven children were among the number.
One Of the men was on his knees engaged
in prayer, when the trader who had pur.
chasedhim stopped hismoath with his hand
and hand cuAea him. What = scene ! Gu
a Methodist camp ground 70 Whatacpths
are We sinking. Shade Of Wesley, pity
MS God of mercy, forgive us our great
welcomes and de!iTer lis speedily from al
completely with this abomination which
ttiaketA So 1esolutei ,.... ".
Northern IndYcndcn5. 81 :@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
The Financial Condi tion e
Minnesota

We call partieular attcntion to that ipof
ton Of The AAd.dregs. in sur paper to-day
which. soss lie eattrasa gsltap ropriations
made tic nceratic 1arf Fat the First
s ..ssl;st IRE oi the State, in both Houses
of which were q msjoity Of Democrats,
with q Democratic Executive TO sanction
their action. The whole amount is FoUH
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN THoUsAND
(S417 900 DoLLARs d . IS.
But it should be stated that Of this sum
ONLY ELEVEN THOUSAND THREE Hun
DRIED AND FoURTEPN DoLLARs were appro-
priated to pay ffor old Territorial claims.
Then the CONSTITUTIONAL CoHyEs-
TIoN, "a quasi State affair whic h tho
Democratic Secession from the Maj onty
Convention made three times Is expen-
siYe as would have bee cost about iS64-
600. .
I Deduct, therefore, about $4,000 from
I the grand aggregate appropriated Of S417-
900 and We have the amount Of THREE
! HUNDRED and FoRTY-Two THoUsAD DOL
LARS as the amount of appropriations on
State account passed by the First Dem
ocratic State Legislature of Minnesota.
| This is indeed fearful record, and We
| fear that the half Of the extravaganza Of
this Democratic State Administrator has
not been told. Next winter the record
will be opened, and then we shall see
sights, We fear.
/ fsit not indeed time to have a CHANGER
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13

The State Of Minnesota, County of stearns.
| District Court, ! Fourth Judicial District.
Ann Donahoe Plaintiff; against William j
Wales, Defendant. SUMMONS.
To William J. Wales the above named Defen-
dant on are hereby Summoned and
required to answer the Complaint in the above
entitled action, a copy Of which said complaint
il filed in, the Office Of the Clerk Of said Court
at St. Cloud in said county Of stearns, and to
serve = copy Of your answer to the said COM
plant on The subscriber, It his Office in st.
Cloud in the county Of stearns, in said State.
within twenty days after the service Of this
Summons on you, exclusive of the day Of such
service; and IL you fail to answer the said
Complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plain
tilt IN this action will take Judgment against
you for the sum Of Ono Hundred Dollars, with
interest ct the rate Of three per cent. per
month from the ID day Of November A. D.
1851 besides the costs and disbursements Of
this action. VIM. J. PARSONS, rs;
q n. Plaintihi Attorney
Dated, st. Cloud MIMI, SIS
July 18th =. D. 1850. &.
sep29-6H 5#. 81
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
ATTORNEY AND 90 UNSELL OR
At LAW,
RI, !, No. Fl AZ STREET,

Washington City, p. C.--will at at
attend. with promptness and fidelity, to all
business entrusted to him in the courts Of
law and equity within the District Of Col
,umbia, and before the Court # Claims and
the Supreme Court of the United, States,
and to the prosecution Of claims before the
various departments Of General Govern
ment and before Congress. He will give
particular attention to Claims before the
General Land Office, arising under the
swamp land and graduation laws; pre-
emption acts Of September 4, 1871; Aug.
us 26, 1912; March, 8, 1913; May 8, Is.
IS; the municipal act of May %, 1874
mail contractors act Of March 4, 1856;
and under all other laws. E:.s' "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
OIp SHOES " & would be very glad aedl
that any Of our citizens; having east OF.
I .. !. ]. III: ). ]. -.

5shoes Or clothing Of any description, f q !.
Witch they have no leahon would ! s'5t sead
them. tlseel u cur are scr " learn q
tlsnt some III Our citizens ssraai large
quantities u Oh shoes and clothing while
we have deem oyerrun with urgent demands
from persons in want. Ihewinter is COM n Y
ing and some Of the back settlers are not
ableto supply their families with clothing.
Some who will not beg-Will not 60 to
ask for help. We have become acquainted
with people Of this class and can dispose
ofa great deal of cast of clothing 50 thatit
will bring much comfort tomany. Please
send US the old clothes and especially the
shoes. n matter if they do not appear
worth giving. Those IN comfortable cir
cumstances have little idea Of what may be
of use. 5ss i.l. .s5
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13

estinnahitant..n The site 81 Bower st. Cloud
sas tai zen up as d clainl Martin w oily, q
Norwegian, who sold Ills right to George "a.
3Bratt WHO survey cd and platted tirthe spring
of 90. About the same timo John i. Wilson
surveyed and plated what is now called middle
town, which adjoins md lies higher UP the riy-
er, while General Lowry surveyed aIid platsed
upper town, called Lowry5 81 A adit ion, the wins
Tor following. Il sMass MIR, Wilson who gaYsi
the town the nasae Of st Cloud; By this name
sitwas Incorporated III the winter Of '55 ST.
The Land Office was reno ved IN April SO from
ssauk Rapids to the q PIPER town. The post office
lis in Middle town, which is inhabited by in
.dustrious and well 70 do German Catholics
The Catholic chapel is here, md the bell be-
longing to it, isSthc first church going bell in
Stearns County and has also the distinction OF
being the frs, audible iii herbnrne and benton
counties which corner on the opposite slde Of
the river, There too is aschool kept by . COM
paDy Of Benoaictine Nuns where music, draw
ing, needlework and German are. we'll taught
BY ladies ST polished taanners; and unusual
proficiency. A. u sSS.t z.5ss .5r z.s.
Lower town has two protestant churches, in
| process ct erection, one quite completed We
have public school in the Everett School
house, and handsome Library dedicated BY
Hon. Edward Everett. The engines of an ex-
~ so, oaa.i -
anu =, ou w w. .h.s tlo
oon WY ~ a., uIxVa aua1 y
n.u a,v ~ ~ IN
49,. ana, ~.
+ In the fall Of So Grasshoppers came tn a
cloud and settled down in this and adjoining
counties, destroying the greater portion Of the
crops. They deposited their larvae md died.
Early in the spring of 81 the young brood
eale o ~ ana niue sucli naso. .na. ssIIous
= a.s t Msas eh.as.a,,ea
- 80 ~
~ f,i - nv. Mi..l
~ ~ s.ops - i.ees Mneie .Aey
ea1 ~ =. VIZ. aas :. alnoan1 -
No Wie.,.,
;,,, ~, ~ 4,
49, ~ w nS',. ss means :,
ihs 1ioni Dc.o"' me 1einian see'leis were
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
BRECK-INRIIDC4E3

TINS town - sltuated on the Sioux Wood river,
and is the Western termination of the Minneso-
ia and Pacific railroad; the point laid down by
Capt. Pope on his map as the head Of steam
navigation OH the Red river = the valley Of the
Red river is about twenty miles wide on either
side Of the stream, and about i've hundred miles
long; thesurface is level and drained BY numer.5
GUS streams which are skirted with elm. ash.
bass wood, white wood and pine Of the largest
growth, theremainder Of the valley il prairie,
composed of rich, black loan free from sand
barrens OF swamps. Red river is 4 deep, slow
stream, has no islands, sand bars or snags to
obstruct navigation the banks are about rs
feet high, and not subject to overflow many
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13

!. rag The inevitable Parson BroWnlow
is again extant, thong in rathera damaged
condition. Ho is now at the Virginia
Springs for the benefit ef his yoice,which
he has almost entirely lost; but he says he
TO raise it against Loeofocoism as long as
lie can, md when he can no longer speak,
he intends to make mouths at the rasca2ly
~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
- El @ Is al E2, IOC4 e.
q OAl OIL q 81, LAM = 5
D HlP g
. 90 AND IA oLlvE SIN I ~ ElsT, N.
S + @ u N G

ron I'll SALE on THE rRaprcTs pF THE
nREc KENRIl,aE COMPANY, rHElR 5
Refined | Illuminating Oil gives the cheap q
Y most brilliant light '1 s.ss
u ~ n ssI ar r OD u C,E.D, .5 5' s.s5
Ard is NON -ExPLoIVE, IN oDO ROu, an I
will NOT CON GEAL il any climate.
Dsesg-- ILLUMINATING, @.LlJBRICATINu
BINNACLE and other Oils. in large and small
quantities. A large yariet = Of Coal OIL lamps,
ent racing MANY new and improved patterns
for Families, Public Buildings and Convp nm
cess Chimnies, Shades, Wicks, Sc. 1t whole.
sale aud retail . 5=Is. y. 4. q II
y y, 81 Il. Pc .54 Address G. W. CIJRTISS, 0
III 80 & s34i Olive Street, st. Louis
ssy ONLY DEPOT OF The BREC kENR!Dc 81
COMP III ST. LOUIS. aso 4
A. b noyl8 wtf e Ssh n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
a Stray Methodist Preacher !!

Mr.. +. S. Holland, Of Pembroke, Chris
tan county, Kentucky, offers . reward Of
$3.50 for the capture and return to him
of Thomas Whitlock, a Methodist preacher
twenty-eight years old, and Weighing one
hundred and eighty pounds. # caught
in afree State, the reward will be $1OO-
Thomas, It appears, has thought best to
change his relation from the local to the
stiinerant ranks, and in all probability With
ont 'sohiciap authority. He is now EVIL
IDENTIFY in the traveling connection. Wheth-
er he will continue in bis present "rela-
tion,' OF go back into the local ranks, viii
depend very much on circumstances
He weighs $50 pounds, and is % ycarsold!
His advertisement does not say whether
The is long or short, black or white, or .
compromise, only he weighs $50 pounds
and is 28 years old Has any body seen
a stray Methodist preacher Of the Aforesaid
age and weightin this region? We hope
our ochnrch officers" will do their duty in
this matter, and see TO it, if possible, that
Thomas is taken back to his rightful pro-
p1ietor, {. S. Holland Of Pembroke, Chris
,taa county, Kentucky. It is bad enough
| for private members, class leaders, &c, to
| abscond from their lawful owners, how
much more atrocious Is it for preachers to
be guilty Of this great wiekedness Ibid
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
/ NOTICE q Il. CO-I,A R1,N,ERHlzxP.

AZ #5 WU11EEtOF1%CO-1A #
Notice Is hereby given that tho uDdlf signed
have entered into col partnership for he manuss
''faoture and sale Of Cab net " are, and also IL
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