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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01
Gov. Ramsey's Visit:

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Ramsey, Lieut.. Gov: nonnelly and Hon.
Charles schet1er, State Treasurer, would
address the citizens of St. Cloud on Satar.
day evening at. the Wigwam. Saturday
it rained steadily all day, and they did no,
come; yet Notwithstanding the soaking
rain, quite number Of persons came in
from as far as eight miles back, in the
Sank Valley. Sabbath was clear; and
just after dark the Gov. and his party
drove into t>wn, and put up at the Stearns
House. Tlsy were in an open carriage,
had come as far as Anoka on Friday, and
were detained there all day Saturday by
the rain, as the drive was fifty miles,
Monday was 6nc; large rumber of our
citizens called upon them, and they, made
some calls, seeing and exchanging greet
ings with almost everybody, The Cavern
or and Lieut.. Governor dined at L. Cor
tons, Mr.. Shelter spending his ti.le chiefly
with his country,nen in Upper Town !;
but in the evening they all met few 9TH
or gents for tea at Gen. AIitchells, and
after tea adjourned to the Wiywam, where
Notwithstanding the im perfect notice, there
was a crowded audience, and an unusual
number of ladies. Gov. Ramsey spoke
first, Mr. Schefer followed with German
speech, and Lieut.. Gov. ponnelly closed
with a speech which We print this week
They were al heard with enthusiastic ad-
miration by Republicans, and with respect
tul attention by all. 1t was after ten when
the meeting closed, but no one was tired.
After the adjournment, three rousing
chee's were given for Gov. Ramsey and
his associates, and three more for Lincoln
aud Hamlin. Some incautious Democrat
at the door, proposed three for Douglas,
which was immediately responded to by
unearthly groaus and Kisses.
They were to leave next morning early;
but again rain interposed. All day long
it rained, except for an hour at noon when
it showed the first snow Of the season.
That evening they attended a private, i'm
promptu patty, where they met some Of
our St. Cloud folks; aud had pleasant,
social time. Gov. Ramsey was prompt to
n"ticc what we have ever thought remark
able-the large proportion of really hand
some, or elegant women We have 10 our
little frontier city-women who dless be-
Converse we'll and have some
beauty of face Or figure; yet the !
was selected more from proximity
or convenience of convey nee, than any
other rule; and without time for thought,
as t was not known until in the afternoon
that the Governor would Lot leave. But
dear ne, what would Mrs. Ramsey say if
she knew that the Governor had been ad-
miring the ladies' Well, possibly it Is a
'nistake Our reporter thought lie had
it ION the best authority" but maybe it
is only an old settlers story aftcr all.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01
Scandal in High Life, and Retrt-
button. :LJAEF

Some ten days ago case Of domestic
difficulty occurred in eur young city which
Is likely to bevery sad in It's results. The
matter has been kept quiet on account Of
the responsibility of the parties; but uu-
fortunately it has outgrown< all hope Of
conceaiment. About the time named the
wife OF Hon. H. e. Wait. a lady remarkable
for personal beauty and facinating man
ners, and one VII IN last New Years morn.
ing greeted as a bride, was discovered
in her own chamber, in the small hours;
in company with a young gentleman, a
total stranger IN St. Cloud, but one with
whom it was understood she bad been in
tender correspondence for some time. Mr..
Wait was promptly summoned but his
appearance did not in the least disturb Che
Gay Lotbario," who met him With; 3 stare
which said plain as stare could say ..Who,
are You old fellow? and not waiting to be
attacked, che young. gentleman showed
fight, doubling up his fists and uttering a
war whocp which sent the unarmed au d
injured husband out Of the room in . hur-
~ Mr.. Wait has not, hitherto, been
charged with cowarlice; but this young
gentleman ttill holds possession of hs room,
Of his w,fe's arms and her tcnderest cares
he has taken his bed, and permits him 10
have board just as suits hi. own con-
ve"iencc. II the young love has no occa-
sion for the services Of the cook, the id
husband can have his dinner. If i. suits
the "surper that he should sleep, veil aud
good. He can lie down oa = ,of. or
lounge, or spare bed /; out must hold him.
self ready to pop up and run on : monents
notice if Monsieur should express . wish
to that effect. From being master of the ID
establishment w. suddenly finds himsele
reduced to kind Of one-to.many super.
numerary--alw.ys in the w.y-alw.ys ex-
pected to do something, and never able to
learn exactly what; everybody calls on him,
old women lecture and instruct him and
servant girls give him psremptory osders. Z
All his old friends rejoice in his psrplexi-
ty, and take malicious delight ia twit.
ting him with his misfostunes. Than, i
is not a" evil Of day, fort Is settled hat
bis rival shall take his name, Get ppa claim
to his estate, reign supreme in his house
during al the tune of his natur.l life
wait for his shoes and step into than y
his death. and convert him into =, tisasses
second fiddle in tho world sonosrt o. ~
tor Pretty ssooa. hs will takes him 65l
the nose just g Il thi. Wa the natural
handle By which hnn head ma tobs earssd,
he will o''pu'l Il. WOOL over His eJss,
explore their mechanism 81 probing them
With hh ados.es, mike him - =. s:s.. nd
'ery for quarter. Aitet lvhilS, vlasl Il
&
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01
DISTRICT TICKET,
~ = q q F--Gs. q u VI ! u.
POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

C. c. Andrews and Stephen Miller, Esqrs,
Douglas and Republican candidates for Elector,
have thirty Ave. appointments for discussion
during the pending campaign. They are now
meeting their, engagements in tho Southern
part Of tho State, Below our readers viii find
their appointments for this vicinity. = -'2~
Forest City, Thursday, sf2s Oct ~-425 Is.
Narye<i!lc, Friday. 1BA " 20
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01

Clear Water, Saturday, - + q.
HPrinooton, y Monday, =" ~.
al Monticello, Tuesday, sszsss' :s@sat &c.
Sank Rapids, Wednesday, 4. ST.
Little Falls, Thursday. Nov. l..
/ The Meetings. will BE- in tie evening. except
Dat Maryss.lle, where speaking VIII commelae
Eat 2 0'clock q M. r. s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01

THE c.CI.OUD DEMOCRAT
JANE q. sWISSHELM. XDITOk
Thursday, November LIST, 1860.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01

Republican State Nominations.
Prudential Electors,
STEPHEN MILLER, Of Stearus Co,
WILLIAM PFAENDER, of Brown Co.,
CLARK " THOMPSON, Of Houston Co.,
CHARLES MCCLURE, of Goodhue Co.
..'".'. = = AAernates, p.
E. F. DAVIS, r. ORrnnAx, r. HurcH1xsos,
...: .:s.srj2:,. F. NJ CROSBY. 49, ::
,-- For Members Of Congress. de-
CYRUS ALDR1CH, of Hennepin Co., "
'WM. WINDOW, of Winona Co. = 81, j
For State .4uditor,
CHARLES MclLRATH, Of Nicollet Co.
=: For Clerk Of tie Supreme Court, ..
. 4: J. VAN WORRIES, of Wa, hington Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
The Great Mystery.

The following beautiful passage is taken
from Timothy Titeomb's, or DR.. Hollands,
Preaching upon Popular Proverbs" which
the Springfield (5Iass.) Republican is row
giving 70 The world:
The body is to die; Sc much is certain
What lies beyond? No cue whoposses the
charmed boundary comes back 10 tell The
imagination visits the realms of shadows
sent out from some window Of the soul o.
yer ife's restless waters, but wings its
way YEARLY back with ~ olive leaf IL lis
beak as a token OF emerging life beyond lie
closely bending horizon. The great sun
comes and goes III heaven, yet breathes no
secret OF the ETHEREAL wilderness, the cFc5-
cent rzoOn cleaves her nightly passage a
cross the upper deep, but losses over no
message and displays no signals. The
sentinel stars challenge each other IS they
walk their nightly rounds, but we catch no
syllable Of their countersign which gives
passage TO the heavenly camp. Shut IN!
Saul il! Between This and the other lie
is a grea, gulf fxed--across which neither
eve nar foot c1n travel. The gentle friend
whose eyes we closed in their last sleep
long years ago, died with rapture in her
wonder stricken eyes, . smile Of iDe.!aJle
Joy upon hsr lips, and hands folded ever 4
lrium plant heart; but her lips were past
speech. and intmatcd nothing Of the vision
that CENTRALIZED her.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
COMMENCEMENT or NEW VOLUME.

COMMENCEMENT or = NEW VOLUME.
WITH the number for January, 1860, the
w ATLANTIC MONTHLY will enter upon lis
FIFTH VOLUME.
In making this announcement, the Publishers
think it proper TO say, simply, that no change
will be made III the general plan OF the Magazine;
that all the writers whose contributions have es-
tabshcd ii in the popular favor, will continue 10
make it lhcir medium of communication with The
public; and that the relations OF the publishers
with authors, on both sides the Atlantic, viii en-
able them 10 add materially 10 the variety, inter-
est, and value OF lis pages.
They have great pleasure IN announcing that the
number for January contains the FIST chapters o
a NEW ROMANCE, entitled The Professors story;
written expressly for its pages, by Or YER WEN
DELL Holmes, to be continued in succeeding
numbers OF the Magazine throughout the year.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Gen. CIark's Resolution

The following is from the Brunswick
Press, and will be likely 10 call down on
that paper he ponderOus % pencil of the
Banner
The effect of Gen. Cark's resolution, and
keeping il before the House, will have two
evil effects prominent, 10 say nothing OF nu-
merous lesser evils. In the first place. il
has bego!ien great deal Of discussion, and
has delayed lhe organization of the House
10 tie present time. In The second place,
the keeping of the resolution before the
House will prevent the Black Republicans
frem presenting another candidate, and pre-
vent that candidate from disc!aiInlng an en-
dorsemen; of the doctrines Of the Helper
book. The plurality rule will have TO be
adopted or no Speaker can be elected, and il
adopted, the result will be the election OF
Sherman, and that too, without having fully
disclaimed the odious doctrines of Hell per-
thus placing the election in position TO en-.
able those advocating the doctrines of Hell
per to appeal 10 it as an approval by Con-
gress of their principles, or in other words,
giving aid and comfort to the Helper doc-
lrines, by the election of Speaker who
would have disclaimed them but fer Clark's
resolution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Edward Bates for President.

The Editor of the .Nstcs, writing from
Washington says
We have news here of the most cheer
ing character in regard 10 the progress oil
the Barns Movement" in the manifesto
tion in behalf of EDWARD BATES for
the Presidency is called. 1t is stated au-
thenticaIly that two thirds of the OPPOSE
ton of the Ohio Legislature are firmly and
enthusiastically il favor Of MIR. BATEs.--|
The Opposition of Rhode Island have ap-
pointed Delegates known 10 be friendly 10
MIR. BATES. New Jersy, and PennsYlva-
MIA, next to their preference for men OF
their own State, will 90 almost en- maSSc for
EDWARD BATES. Every where in
New England his name is hailed as tower
of strength in this crisis.
The Spirit Of IS, published in Boston,
says
AT al tines when our country has been
suffering from misru!e, or its institutions
have been endangered, the people have risen
mp in their majesty and demanded that a
conservative, honest and upright man should
be al the head OF our national affairs. II was
at such time that AHDREw JAcKsoS was
selected; it was at such time that General
HARRIsoN was selected; il was at such
time that General TAYLOR was selected, and
months before any convention was called,
! Gen. TAYLOR was known to be the man Of
lie people
Such IS The State Of the country now that
tic psonis are determined to select the man
for ih5 next presidential canvass, and from
present appearances, they wall select the
man whose nave we have placed at The head
OF our columns
Hon. EDWARD BATES, OF Missouri!
The Baltimore Patriot c. pies the resolu'
lion in favor of Mr.. Bates, adopted BY the
opposition members of the Missouri Legs
laiure, and closes an eloquent appeal thus
And now it will be for the American
members ofihe Legislature Of Maryland to
respond 10 their brother Opposilionists in
Missouri Legislature, in the precise Ian,
!, guase Of their resolution given above, wiki
his exception, that ihsy pledge him the E.
rorial vctc Of Maryland, let others DO as
they my, and the American party will full
fill the pledge 20 the letter. There is not an
hour to lie lost. The wave is in motion that
is to carry EDWARD Bates upon its breast
into the Presidency, and this is no time iUr
ilacgards in the coed work of releeming
our country from The curse Of disunionism
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Glasgow Male Institute
rlIHE Trustees Of the Public School, in ~

TJJTIE Trustees Of the Pu6l:c School, in 80,
the City OF Glasgow, having COM Ei5ttY
p!sted their large and comnod!oas school {ssss.H
building, take pleasure in announcing TO l=%5J
the public that they have engaged VS.. T. DAVIS,
A. Nj, President Tor some years past, of Masonic
College. 10 take charge Of the school as Principal
Fret. DAVIS. IS SO widely and favorabiy known
as an educator of youth, that no special commen-
dation from US is needed. He will be assisted by
Mr. J. I. J. HUGHEs, graduate OF Masonic
College, aid a gentleman OF some experience as
teacher.
The want Of psrmarsni srEool, of high order.
in cur midst, has been long and deeply felt. Such
a school the Trustees haze la5ored long and cam
esiiy 10 establish; and they have finally effected
an organization, which, they are sure, Tue gener-
Gus and united patronage OF the community will
render p,rmcHcrt.
In the GLASGOW MALE Irs-ITUrE, thorough
and systematic course Of primary instruction viii
be gwen. ard course in the Classics, !-athcmat.
ics. &c, At least sufficient to prepare st2dent TO
enter the Junior Glass in College.
The CLASSES will be 50 arranged that every pr
pl will receive his just aId full. share Of attention.
The academic year will be divided mo two
sessions twenty weeks each, the first Session
viii commence On the I9.k c. September, 1859.
Tuition per session Of 20 weeks in the PrI-
mary 5'riies-Raad!ug, Writing, Arith-
rtc;ir. Geogl auhy and English sramnar.S So ca
IN tie Mathematics, with suv the above. 10 Gu
Tie Greei, CT Latin language, ".th any Of
the above. .....- ..r.'. ..'... 80. &c go
Contingent fec 60. each pupil per session.. Ice
No deduction will be made for absence, except
in C5-cs Of protrlcted illness.
Ez~S Students from distance can get board il
nrs,l ale families as l5y as at my other point.
+. y. DiGGES,
~ W. ROPER, Trustees
=, 81 J. G. WILLIAMS, \
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

T5@An editor had bottle of London
Dock Gin presented to him, AND after drink
ing the whole Of ii, he wrote a notice on
the article. Here is what he wrote:
"Here's 10 the ladies and other branches
Of business (hic) in and around town-and
especially the Messident's Prsssge, Mon
ington Washument, efc.-all of which may
be had cheap Ell the Buck (hic) brook
Brood and Duck store OF old London Dock
Gin, for 50 year il payment lhio) is de-
isyed until the cad Of the Go (hic) lantio
Jtble,"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Carried by six majority. Adjourned.

1.-THE following good story is told al
Washington OF the Han. Thaddsus Stevens
OF Pennsylvania: 1t The time when several
Of the Anti LecOmpton men voted for Mr.
Gilmer, CT North Carolina, enc Of the South.
ern Democrats approached Dir. Stevens
Saying that he was very much astOnished
that these men should vote for Mr.. Gilmer,
who owned nearly ''hundred head Of mig
gers" "Does he?" said Mr.. S.; ",hen
think shall vots for him myself, for it is
your little one-hsaded niger men who
make all the trouble" Mr.. Stevens did
vote accordingly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
Tc aEiznoniaIgl

FoRr GIBSON, AK, Nov. 30h, 1889:
Meisrs. CHARLES, Blow & Co.-GENTs: We
have never had medicine to give such universal
satisfaction as ''Stephcns' ~igre Compound, =
,gni.h hes already attained reputation here far
Leyond our most sareIHe expectations.
In no single Instance has ii faiied, ana we are
now aaxionsIy locking for the = don. you for
warded OIL the 9th ult.; it Is in such ve.y great
demand.
II You n5ea lhem, you can get TIRE strongest
certificates from every one tLat has used l. Ierc.
Very Respectfully. Yours, ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

ia Washington correspondent Of tie
Cincinnati Enquirer says:
"The continued assaults Of DIR. Green,
of Missouri, "Pon Judge Douglas have De-
come well undcrstoo.. here, since il is as
ceriained that his friends are making an eff
fort in Missouri to nominate Mr.. Dc!:in-
son. Of New York, Tor President, and Mr..
Green FOR Vice President"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
EDUCATIONAL, ETC.
Glasgow Female Seminary

THE Second Session Of this Institution, under
the present Principal, assisted by full corps
of competent Teachers, will commence the Isl
Monday (5th) of September, and close the last OF
June.
The school is a permanent Institution. The
Boarding House Is large building, owned by the
PRINCIPAL. Parents are invited TO visit us and see
our arrangements for boarding We desire 10 be
kind 10 ali entrusted to our care and viii endeaV-
or TO treat them as WE would wish our own 10 be
under similar circumstances.
Terms for Five Months.
Tuition in Primary English -. ...' ..:.s SOC
:. :! and Penmanship, 1000
:. :! Advanced English & Element
airy Algebra ...... ......... 1900
{: :. Advanced English Algebra
and Geometry. ..'.....'... 1900
Latin and French, each. ....' 800
PAINTIxG-Oli, Oriental or Grecian and
Leather Work, each ........ 800
MUsIC-Piano or Guitar. ... ......... 2O,CO
Board S, Tuition in the English Depart
ment. (paid in advance,) ....'..... 1905
Board, Tuition. and Music, including use
of Instrument, (paid in advance).... 5000
CONTINGENCIES. l,UU
FOR further information, see Catalogue, OF ad-
dress FRENCH STRoTHER,
aug11 PRINCIPAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
|-I-| ~ 2 y . ~
HUNT. BOSWELL 81 BROS


SHr-cI.;A, SHELBY Co., Mo. Noy. II, 10y.
7Icssrs. CuhRtIs. BLOW * Co. ST. Louis, No:
Gcuts:-I have been selling Dr.. Thos. L. Stephens
Chemical Ague Compound for some time, II gives
me pleasure to certify TO It's excellence speedily
and eicctually curing Ague and Fever. 1t has
gwen oatrc satisfaction TO al eectlne permanent
cures. AMI in many cases, when .!Eo7; Gerry
thiHg else had f-ie:, hot simply stopping the DIS
case Tor a wh.le but thoroughly cleansing lac
system or sr s,lr-7al OF The 4iyrcse. IL IS ce!-
ta.niy no humbug, and the public may rest assus-
red that il IS all /: claims 10 be. Very respect
fully Yours,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02

TopAcco.-Theie has been a slight de-
cline in the price of tobacco since our last:
Quotations now range from So 81. This
is attributable in some degree to the fact
that most Of the fine crops were sold early.
Il Brunswick Press.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
i. 2. Hale, DErccrsr,
Kansas CITY, NO.
prsraH. Noy. I2tll. 1859.

8lrssrs. CHA7Irs, Stow & Co.:-Weheva cls-
ros5d Of i;.a deem of Or. ILos- !. Stephens
Chemical A.,ue Compound, aid are happy = III
form YOU That il has gwen eatirc satisfaction 10
he D:hlic in this continually. Indeed | may
safely say that no medicine Of The kind ha5 ever
been received with greater raycr, uEon SO short
trial. than this. could have disposed OF much
more Il VIC had have obtained them in time. Gnt
the ,irulence Of The disease has considerably aha
ted al this time here, and we cons.a5r't dnjF
,yhIc,l .ee owe Won and the public, tbs frankly
T.. lat, the high estimation IN which ycgr con-
mound is held by aiI who have used It.
Fr,V.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
TRANSPORTATION, ETCg
NoETH 7IISsoURI RAILROAD
ET EzSs5a se5ssz1 VII
- -ss5-ss9a 49, g So 50

L-s.-S.---S2 sE&&
ALL RAILROAD TO 81. JOSEF
The oaly Reliable Route TO Council Bluffs, omohs
SiorT City, .fichisoH, Doniphan, Weston, Lear
enlcorh end Kansas, and carrying the Grea,
Though mail.
ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS, le1ves st. Louis dai
~ Except Sundays at 81 O'Clock, A. N. Return.
ing, leaves Hudson junction with the Hannibal
and ST. joseph Railroad) at LIS P. NJ.
ST CHARLES ACCOMMODATION .le,vss
st. Louis daily Except Sundays at O'Clock. p.
n. Returning, leaves Ferry Landing (opposts
ST. Charies) at 7:30 AM
Passengers by this route avoid all river nayiga:
Ition and staging, and reach ST. Joseph twenfy-
four hours in advance Of any other route. II IA
also the best; and during the winter the onIy
route to Hannibal, Palmyra and ali points ada
cent 10 th Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad. in
Macon, Shelby. Marion and Rails counties.
Connects at Allen with stages for GLASGOW.
Fayette, Brunswick, Keytesviile, Huntsville and
Paris. ~
Connects at Mevico with stages for Columbia
Fulton and Paris.
Connects at Wellsburg with stages for Bow
Ing Green and Louisiana,
Connects at Westvilie with stages for Troy,
Bowling Green and Louisiana. - =.
OInnibuses will call at all hotels and private res
idences, upon card being left at EIliott's OmnI-
bus Office, No. 10, under Planters House.
Tickets can be obtained at the Depot, corner
Of North Market and Second streets, or at the
Company's Office, No. 40 Fourth street, under
the Planters House. --- --
J. B. MoULToN,
dec15, 1859. b, " Superintendent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
SHAW & LANIGAN.


Efazsrs. CfIaBI =. Blow s, 20: Gentlemen.
Having sold larg, amount of DE-. I. /. s. ,'!ens'
lh,micai ]guc Compound, irr! Il ny GUiy 10
rccomm,.l,, il TO tie world, as Tie best PFeT"ra-
zion Tor the cure OF Fever amt AsIa 10" IA USE
Is you are aware we have been sel'ih$ y upon we
no cue. go spY principle, aad can truly say we
have ucre: been called uPoa 10 retain C-e Lo.ia:
- vet. Yours ,E1'y,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-02
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