St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-11

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1.szon'next Mondaysevening, At the Rsil-
Splitter. w ;sxanii,, great Republican
Mass Meeting is 70 besaheld' Senator
Awaiiiason, and Hon: CLARK ". lThomppson
will be present, and address the meeting.
A great tura gut Is, expected. Z Ropubn:
canss, Democrat, and all, attend, r. :,
- SMA1L.-It has been announced here
for two weeks past that Senator Wilkinson
would address the public on Monday
evening, the 18th. This week, the Doug
las men appointed . caucus to meet in the
place where political meetings are usually
held, and they are making unusual exer-
tons to get the Democracy to attend the
caucus, 50 that they may not Mr.: Wilkin-
son, "E. O. Hamlin and others" are to
address the meeting. If Mr.. Hamlin au-
thorized the use Of his name, he has acted
unlike himself Courtesy requires that
our citizens give our Senator respectful
hearing; and such plan for preventing
. full attendance is small business for
Mr.. Hamlin. The Douglas men must be
terribly afraid Of the peoples hearing the
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REMrMBER-The Republican meeting
at the Everett School House tonight
The attendance Of ladies is particularly re-
quested.
FuRs.-A train Of about one dozen
teams, loaded with fars belonging to the
Hudson's Bay Company, came down from
Selkirk last Tuesday.
With reference to George G.. Evans
advertisement in another column, we can
not do better than copy the following from
the Salem (O) Republican, which we
most eheerfully indorse: ....:- =:
GIFT BooKs'-In another column will
be found the advertisement of G. G. Evans
Gift Book Store. There are many in this
community who have had business expe-
rience with that House, and We have new
er yet heard any complain that they did
not get the worth Of their money. We
have done considerable Advertising, in our
time, for Mr.. Evans, and have always found
him prompt and faithful to discharge. sat
lstactorily, every obligation. Others who
may try him, will find him the same, we
are positively cettain. Read the advertise
ment in another column. ...
PorAroEs We are indebted to Antho-
ny Faucet and Mr.. Brown of Pleasant Lake
each for bushel Of Neshannock~ potatoes
averaging pound to the potato, while
one OF Mr.. Faucets is full pound and a
halt. ..~-~, ;. 49,
q. .WIArHER.-Wc.h have had an unusual
allowance Of wet, cloudy weather this fall
"a whole week at time when sunshine
Was an exception and clouds the rule, but
on yesterday morning the sun came out in
regular Minnesota STYLE, and shone all
day. To day it does likewise, and the al,
10 balmy as June. -
- - ~ ST. #CIouD, Octo ber 10TH; 1860.
ED1roR OF 1Hl ocRAr:-seeirg my name
: IN your paper, as the candidate Of the .Repub
lican Party for County Surveyor, placed ther,
without my knowledge, or consent; whilst
fully appreciating the honors intended and
foregoing the pleasures Of defeat, or the emolu
ments arising from an election, being previous
y engaged in a higher calling, as agent. of
society which is neither scctarian or political
must, and should most respectfully decline
nomination for any Office from any party >.
- +" a'.;::2 = ;'S11f Yours truly -.
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2 RrAD--The new advertisements o
Il: W: Weary and Thomas Jones, i,
smother column. Wa can recommen,
them Is experienced practical workmen.-
Both shops. are in the same building
(near the bridge) and persons can hav
their wood and iron. work done withou
being compelled to remove their article
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Z from one shop to another. q Send then
your vo-k. III mr. 7-r-:=:-z & 1T :.
4 i x1nnEHsE Y1EID.-Mr. Sniederhans
who lives about two miles from 81. Cloud
sowed two bushels Of oats on about on