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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
Yondooism I'm M0hlie-Ola super sfi.s
sion ReStYea--A lNIghtlAfouna Gee
CaRldr0n. .AAon ,


In the good old days Of Louisiana,
when Lafitte was doing his quiet little
business along the Lake shore, and
Barataria was synonymous With AAasle
of Pines, bwaan geny dEmes stood on
the corners III the streets of New Or
leans, and watchmen, with club and sass.
tie and. leathsaseaps- weEa= aat--~aa=aA@e@s
good old days,a Nondaoisms Fas Eplig-
ioualy believed in by all tha coloEad
population, aud by mot a. few OF othsss
whose color should have been warran-
tee Of nesea ieselitRenee. bEan years
past the internal rights Of this dark su-
perstition have -hesn conducted near
New Orleans, only Mt long intervals,
and VITA the utmosEs secresys9 The &C.
lice succeeded in one instance, some
twelve years since, IN making Agelean
haul of the negroes, Including the prin-
cipal Fetish Man. old Obi Wom&n-na-
tives ef Africa AAnd Aff the charms, ecf.a,
nssd i'm the lamentations. The negroes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

yesterday.
III herring aud q half coat three
hslfpenee, you had better have two for
breakfast. and hang the ext esaseI = y Y :
AshisdaanA the hard had better bekput
into u cage asshe Aearliesee eppoftuAisyS
or il may escape. sSaAseo9
AtassFeaf pG6fic demon strapda In U
certain town, some time since, a ter one
or two aAiupefeant speeches, d loefeAih
speaker arose whose Appearance was ghe
signal for loud cheering from lhea maitia
tudee Al party newspaper dascsihanM
this, said. gststhat the vast eoncoaraas rent
the air with their shpntss" y w1g az.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
ELECTION NOTICE.


50 Election Notice
arArs g Isniss 81.
1bfassshert9 n VaHasvsGyyA Conatgs
Al nysss II, :. elssk u ~ vsrssgtafgh
GAmNmis Nonft. a. haFshs eeftify e. 80 NheftM
mhma afaamFs Mrs % - etctsa tee FanteFhssRh
csmmtf lms the rsmesma ales1 sn 10 petaker. isSss
IN KMn uassa1 ssiAesa fex Aoh&sHs esenttans On g.
nj Tmem&ag n uStahex fsa& VIA
Nas AkmHsH % EaeassksEs , EeansNs sns .
after 81 EaaaseAmxxh Gamn assnna Cess ~ ssess-
nlsatsaaxF Ger see 81 Btssraes 81 sA5a e@nasas
Aim1 1m&aaHef ahe 1sza aae sal u1Fsnts feS AS.
stats u fEd saaa4 aase FFhsecutsms Atkerasys
On saSA RAm&FfeAs SIS = Aus 50 sf sks 1aaf4 e
Cnmnsa y aNaaaa fee TIL III tstet aasaNsae he
eeHnske ~ rsssys V@s .Aafiasagss ssssxaak assss
@k k9ea xs4A 2 + a6sa Ests
3 AnA tbs Ehsssa ii isFahT eAswftsS A NsTs isaAA
hstfe@ a ssAA aAstaeaa = snekzssav wssa 80
sAesHss IN aaeh ea~ss sra ssss BssaFassef -
1a wtansas a~hsN@@G A. NlNxkH h&nes. laexk ~
Tbs NAn&rrhNE4m G&srWst fe@a4fss - kef# y
emhseEah@ zsv nanse - i ~ : tha esAA = seta
Cunss. 81 EsanaFiilss ~ ezTsh 4ay ef ss0
- -.naTTaIK ATS a clssk = q. q
ctFAtfFs th@a the faFsxssaw IL . sFas eaFT -
AhH gffxA&a a. Ne s&saa aggaasa e# hAa - 50
paAea.l ssaa 6aassas GKo. MNlsf LkAs >. Y. G.
III ms gnms cnxxK, Deputy. 3 ssss
sw4i de lqafap ass nswqeFsi eaFyl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

= Eratn the Rsv gpauph U. KsnaaFas Pamtef
en- Tenth Baptist QhgFch %'
Ar. Faekeam. ~ "a Hssss = -
! pFAm Sf@ssrI hMTm fesn fF@4MAntly F@s@estsa ~
ent Kinds ~ saadiakNna, bnt re9mFdinm the prmn
tlne a. cat ~ my aaprop4iRte mpherHs hava In nib
aMssa Aeeiianta; bus wills elnar pxeof IN wmfsnaa
taswtAHces. aEa particularly In my f&mAYs " Al4#
usefulness Nf pr. Ha0amssd 6axmams Bittaaasa
aatArA TOR AM1s fraM nv usual canFses ~ cypress
u.N gaf eamwAeka5m that fev eeHevaf aAAsadAs III Ae
S5aasa. ama 4ecaAiY faw Lfeer CoEsRam6ai. a y .
safs ama uafass pRaNgTmfieM In suaaa emeea fs1mMN
all hut nsaaally a@mht net II viii be- usEy bar6a
naiel AZ thamm whh smAar from The mhnwa causes.
wassBm. Wa.rx ramqactfulN~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
in. KMMNARp,
rsghth. hAAR@ Coates Street. Phaiadatphia.

@ Rram Rav. warFea Randa iah. PmstnK Of he
Rant M e'harch sc aerHh antown, Pena-s
Hr G mr. Jaehsems
nHAm SIN s~vR sknAt OIL Fsaf ieRaR aHAhiea r q
say Al Il R@smra che 6seram@h sK&#a@ws m@a@ Ny
vou "a ! most xeaienf mea4eiae. I'm enaaa Of se-
we're Anla and general sAebtsty nass be%n greatly
banenfted hy she usanf the Bitterm, ana doaMt noe
they Miilprpakp@ aimlier eaects On ethsfs ~
T4nT&. ar9s8T MA&REN RANDOLPH.
Gexmaatawms Penm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
@s#sa Rcxboron~hs PszRn.

.From KevsI- q Hernaan OF The Gar4nan Be-
forrzaed chnrchs KrtIt1wn, Retks county, Pa
~ b. Af-gaehepas ~ H@ETT 10
RFsrksTxs SfR<-F have BEEN trpHbsaa @ith fhN
Isywpennia ar nsa<ay IA aty years Md Rave naEnr
* 4 INV mas4ackaaathms aad as ms nash ReSd ah
fIboaimm Il o n8easrs sai@m veEy mmsh smpruHaa I'm
ANran ~ MAs hMsssak taken eve hckfnsa - = y .
YauRs. with rasPaeksea @
#sEs& = HERMAN ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

TarFe sine, hoIdfng nearly dccbis quAatsfy,
III aNper hafsle-han a0aan -.s.% -se<-s &# 90
SzaalI siae, rs cents per hetsls-half acnen 81 70
BEWARE or C0USTERFEITs q,
~ that he aiEpatnFa q. q g. LACK
SflN IS. isbalfKS VkEfxAFPE ~ &C smlaA h&st1aA
skomfaypur rsarant arn@gazF npR hAvs shsEsR4
uarafsau. ID net &c put oM By the intoxieAs5a
srtrles tiEaf aaay ~ eHsfea M a# places eak 40
- Il, and we Will foFward, securely P@cksda shy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

hoF0mgh haPStsf Ah ags ~
Drss al feei ID dae 10 ganr excellent pre-
naratian Aausaanass German Attterm. 10 add nay
teatitnony 10 tha ebssaEsmd rnPntaklan IA hma Qss
fmtnas nave Fer yeAFSMt times. ha@n trrunae6
with great Disorder IA my hSas& mAa n@FveGs -.
team 4 arna Aawan@d by TRIAD 10 ary ~ bctsba ~
wear GermMm Batseraf did so ana haee exp~Ff%
eneaa great and un@x peeteH Feliefs nay Ae@Hth hR
been very gAaseraaigy hsueattna. I ecMaaMnffT
racanmend the arsacle where meet with eM@e@
similsF 90 nm Rmmm. and have been mssaF@6 hF Ha@mE
Of their good eHectA. sssss,--rl-.s -.ssz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

#rSm Rev., ri, Tmfnsr, Pastor Of Headang M.
NJ church. Phikn6elphias ..se $50
1 ~. ImeAxuaa.
DKA4 sra - Having naad year Geman RsftnFa In
nv GkFAlky AMqurnfiy, ans urep&rsd % say that
cases ~ general aeh4fffy 0f tfw system IL - the
safest and most valuable rnEledy of which hawr
any Mne@laage Years. respectful -
II ssHaas@ D. H.TEHNRB.
E-@~ q r No Tqe North RsneEeanEh street !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
YOUNG. BUT ARTFUi..

Frankr-ss..E ssY, Arthur 1 wish jon d
20 and 'Rfsh ny BieterI There ehe w. '~ -
ArthaFi--.'AlI righLr-whai fort .a~ asgss
Frapks-s.Why,a because, thanil cnnid
liz ~ 6asas af ~ Asst Rsa@J $50 los Iiw ~
HISS yoWfhed ssqaaarsn hfls - ams riiiaBg 81
Fs8m IFrcm "Fan."l
DIscoYsay or HoaRIp PLoT Rob.
ert Brown, EAqpire, senior, = Opened by
mistake AeltA4 addressed 10 4sobettl
Brown, Esquire, junior, the author Of mn
(unpubliahedl sensational novel, and
this ia chat she pour old paFept read
"DEAn BoH You really must ahDw
more caution 4n constructing your plotas
or the pogafnor will ~ sure 10 discover
the dead body "a Geraldine ia the cell
lar, and then yonF seoret viii he out.
"Yon oonaEit me- about tbs atfycb-
nine. s1tertainly thiak yoa are ggflMK
ii TO him IN rather large doses, antl IN
were you / would not have t~o illegisi-
mate children. One Ia quite sufficient
"LetEunlypu t her mosbapinthe mad
house, III viii answer your purposB
we'll to have the old airlaous of the way
~ think your forgery 10 for too email
aumg1 M aitu II three Thousand ! 80
'Lense The resi- ~ ,your part eulafly
nice family circle 10 me. viii fnish
them of, aud send gop back the Fatal
Dagger" afterwards III Back pasa
n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

=. ha53- Would be wit 10 newsboy --
wv hatF fba Fhief aftMa le Easelaa
Newaboy--"Say, mister, yer sharp, amt
yer. lIf ynr1waa tee fall down. gdoR1tg ysE
-shinkiyer cut yerself alE 10 pisces9lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

NJ - 4 ~ lsen Bsats ntbhems ~ bas<k. Par
3 = fink, bias. MegKkfss L@aAissr SD bryNns
~aaas4t Styles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
ss'' ~ 'LEvI d. BrrK.

4 From Rev = Nawtsn RFawn, d. D., Editor ~
tie Z Il heytIufedfe % Religious Knowledge and
QAaqAaf laA rbHteta. PhElaasfphiat
AtffMmkh not Disposed ~ aver ~ rne1sfKfAshd
Patent MaA8s4aes IN gehsFah ahtu@Rh atrtfuat "
chair suHFedtAntH am@ aancfa. gat hBa@ III orc
mhfneianf rwaeat4a why mash mag mHx testify NJ
the bvtsat# he ballevae hgn8~sA 70 hare Fveafv~a
fram any sfHAFla pfHeAFaaaon, IN th# hnp@ tha4 ~
1nmv fhfia rvnff bate e. tbs henadG % atknre
a. thf# sxim zn0gss rrm4aayfM rm#mfn tc f41Sfs~
lands German BlttsFas PrepaFea by Dr. " 4s
Jackadn Of thia city, teeAHsa wRn gF#tndlrsA
aMaIaMf thsm f0r mMay ynmrB under the impFm@-
Asnn thas they war8 e48nny Mn Asc@hniim mswswxa
/ an Indebted H. arty fFienas AebeFt @tuanmm@f.
Faa., ior thegaetatval % this PEaaalra " proper
beta. and s#p MMramvs @wnsnt ~ sTv th@mA whta
ausfeF Snx FHH greet aRa Eang ebnfinnea debility.
The nee of thrua hakAma IA these HittaFs "a ms be-
ginniag " thH pFWM@nt yHkKs WAS faiiQm#d hN evt~
dent relief aud rsa9MNatlqms % degree "a Bodily
ana rhan tai timpH whkNh hAa nat hft tor sin
hfonthm bef&r#s am@ MhA mtMnmA aam#mtFed qf FMs
galniaw. tAefefaf@ Ah3mM Noa and mi faand
~ aifnsting fHn n Che aaa ef thmzn.
- a. NMwT0N R@0wM,
- Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
Three IlDiil@th ial esues.
[FFom Punch.l
"a @Mo. 10
ESar4nfy8 I'M cDpxcIL.

Tea Lo.hbprT (tq Jack Bi lliterF who
has "come ia" 70 nice little estate 10
Surrey, whereepfr be lgtepda ratiripg
and rusticating You'll keep COWS, !
s'pose, and oil that eort Of thingY. IgAf
Jack. sDh, no, eafft bear mllkF " : :
Tom (who has q taste for the rural !
"Cocka and hehs, thenf
Jack. "No, hate eggs and pudd.Pgs,
and all thatP'
Tom. .s4sNor yet sheepP .ssG .ts.sst2 ri
Jack. aEh, obi Oh, yes; III have .
sheep, d'mssSwyu found Of hidneyasferi
hweakfaatI ta aaat sHavaef8 llpfg a. bgia aasg =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

WAI.TTTs.

ytsa.h wgss aes NE. seaa. D. whiss sse css.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

.scgSE-A RAILWAY srATIoE. = "
Railway official (veryl Aindly1 !. YAiee
child that, Nam. What age might IL
heT ~~44
and two months.
Railway official (sferhlyt ffr F@u'
months over three. Than / shall re-
ouirs m~sfen6efok 6G. 81 n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
Brother ptessl How they rave,
sadly facta eeniounding;

Gall a. SEQ the " honndl - waye,"
HhqAts A slrflF eopHc'psor Ynasgai
EARLY pRARI.--Babys teeth.
Whysare washerwomen the most an-
reasonable people Bscense they ezv
pect sokG water whe1 "a rAsns hard =
MusroAlG6fs cxI6 Elk&sAr tdAhba6f-
GUS inquiries, wea bea X, stAte once tor
all that .L .AaSrTcdfits n fscf a comic
opera.
MAxGMs Rv Our pwH FurrER, Never
put dla 6aAyyAst scn -didn'twl Al Acae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

sm ncw Fsspplxing she beat sesest-
Aans 81 kAll in6 MtMtsH 6easia esgf
90 rut IN fhls arkef
l wauia call tie esfansion - bayeys
% tha dpeiine II prizes
! tnaifs saes ate aiten - the liaf 81
o. e. hsfHw mpnfisn Il win give
yph KvnerAs - - M teeA shsrm
- naeFs eanF1Fts fhaa ahy one tA4
kihf svsT Hsted II thts AAefiuH ~
ths eaat efy
: ar4sr = peetupi aAa ~ ~ din
eaatx WAith hHyFFs : 8 ~ - . sApa-
fieeesd ~ BaaemfaAs fnii tine4 ~
Gaeas. t@ss aaMfsa ~ p ,iue IL SAX
/ ink 40 ms - suftmest i smhsanes
Ehe shales4 Nasi4ff ~ teft Faf f4m
ara hsamfst g CO ~. tue n8inR EanSs
- weil ~ ssA9 - Afflsiee
fteeaff - mg aim - shAgH with
I FarehAF ~ tts eftAnfAeea satfeA W
Lee Nxeeffsnse. lsAfFs fusSA Msss
aat IAah reguaats.
n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

The Indian names which deaignAre-s6
many Of our aagal vessels aresthef sub
iect OF many transformations by Jack.
lie Gala the Wisaahickon the Widow
Higgins the Miami the - Mihefnas"
and now the Mia0lononah has been,
christened 50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and the Snookookon the \ Shocking
corn" aMea ssrtas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

EeaNIalE q oINsie7s Hnf fti7f q Dol
woke . a hasaAA Mof stty's, GnphpF. Foa-
/ cape frewn a. tsog Il - SEA cssfl.a Fhstpp.
aenis Lk I'D tsBa and MiihsFy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

co,t pusl. Iissr. q; -. s.ss e ed
she p sslsss's''.. /. s's' a. f"-'s.' Da'.f-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
BRDgHET

Tailss frwaag, fvgth - rgwerf ana raa
peAes, Nissgaf, hsuss. tiy whiie, B.adolias
sna hsss yea M Esfs2f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

II
corn" HstWNM #s~tM4
The Petersburg (Va) EaprEsa says:
We would like 10 cali che atsenMon Of
our readers 10 the different apinAlas dor
ind e siressiin oar city. A glance over
the hbqks OF. the Commiaaioner pf the
revennag reveals tha fact thai we hare
among as, lisiAgir the utmost harmengt
n Lyon, . Lamb, a Campbell q Bear, O
Wolf, asHdiicek,a Steer aud e. HoRge
We have also Bate, Bird and o Mar
tin; Riches, without poverty; " Tree
without u root ka Sprigg without ledvesg
n Spring without A. fonntAins -lRailee
with benevolenoe; N cultivated Field
uncomfortable Wood, q Church without
O steeple; y scentless Rose; Button,
ak feet I'm angshsg a Maj finally .and A
Shea (shr1 Penn thasA hever dipped
In ink; a Cooke that never crows .
Smith without an anvil; Camp with
out troops, but with Gpod.rnm hard by
MF vi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

. CrsmnD Ctinsse. Nnitsr And repcy Ftee.
Hata. ! pFy. aebfAs. fsbes b eas ahali Fatk
IN 80. "a ~ AHa Weps faesfis u % apf nus-
800 bf4 III spd pdi - sststy ~ nuhiar,
Hgns 4. cad 9se5yftrif ssssafs Il y = e., ~, 3
amAtg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

From the KaT. Legl q. nsek. PAaaoF ~ the Dap
list hhreh. Fembaft0ns N. -, feFmsfiy Of the
Rehah Baptist Church. Phiiaasiphia.
RM&4 p - e - ~ -
haae kaaw nSdaa ali 6isrmaks mlatara ma~s~
ably laf q ber ~ years. 4 have ns@a them In
nv 0wHs famiIg, aud have bsea ~ pieana@ @tth
sheig aAaeta tAass wa@ im6paaa ~ Eae9 a#Msana
them To aAng othefa, and know thai They have
npafaiaa Ia n stgiktnRiy haneneiai manner. sMka
great pAaaaaFw& 4 assan spabltaiy pFaeaimiaf Ehia
TACT ADJ II A#R# tha @Ftamtiaa 81 these afflicted
wifi tan aiaeaana Eor whieh they faG@mmsna-
81 ID aheae nit4ers. kaowiHg from p@Fisncs that
thssa A. eeaafs#paasiana y VI 10 aamsaiaed. de
eh14 h1er n eFfmiiy Haefaanass Bias@f@ u TO-
fanaad 40 banaMa G1ia saietmAs amA 10 npt Al waah
LEVI q. BECK.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
sALE.-BY VIRTUE or A

CHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE or AN
y execution issued ont Of and under the Seal Of the
District Court of the. Sixth judicial District, Of the
State of Minnesota, in and for the County Of Blue
first day July A. D. 1884, in action therein pend
Ing wherein Isaac Marks was Plaintiff, and Syvanus
b. Lowry was Defendant, for the sum Of Two Thou
sand Seven hundred and fftyfve and 15l0O Dollars,
and whereas transcript Of said Judgment was dock
lth day of July, A. D. 1884, have this ID day Of
August A. D. 1885, levied upon the following real es-
tate aud all the interest which the said sylvanusB
Lowry has has had in the samc since the dock
citing Of said Judgment, in said Stearns County VII;
The North West Quarter Of the North East Quarter
and the North East Quarter of the North East Quar-
ter excepting rectangular tract Of eight acres forty
rods long north and south, by thirtytwo rods wide
east and west lying in the South East Of tho
said North East Quarter Of the North East Quarter
and contiguous to the east and south boundary lines
Of said North East Of tho North East Quarter
in section Number ten (lO), town One hundred and
twenty-four O24) north, Of range twentyeight (2S)
100 lying in the North West corner Of section
eleven (l1) town one hundred and twenty-four Q2l)
north, Of range twentyetght 2s west, said tract be-
ing bounded the north and west by the north and
west boundary lines Of said section eleven Q and
the southeast by the northwest boundary line Of
Lowry's Addition to the town Of Saint Cloud; also
triangular tract OF seven and 6OIOO acres In the
South West If the South West Quarter Of the
North west Quarter If section eleven W In town epe
hundred and twenty far I2l) north, of range twen-
ty. eight (S) west said tract being bounded the
west and south by the west and south boundary lines
Of said South West Quarter of the North West Quar-
ter and the Northeast by the Southwest boundary
line Of Lowrys Addition to the town Of st. Cloud also
the following described lotsand blocks in Lowrys a.li-
ton to the town Of st. Coudaccordng to the pats
survey of said addition, made by 7. H. Barrett, and re-
said Stearns County viz All Of Block Olying In said
addition all of Block 62 lying In said addition
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

IrsMs. -Blueberries have been rather
,plenty ii market at Is cents quart.
Green apples are selling y s cents :
piece.
Mr.. F. Talcott started east on Monday
morning, for ) short visit. His store win
be closed during his absencs.
Sec the advertisement For Sale" A
fine opportunity i offered for : bargain.
a buggy is otfered for sale. Sec advertise.
mcnt.
The drouth Of last summer has changed
to q deluge, almost, this. On Tuesday
night was : very heavy rain and wind
storm, accompanied by binding lightning
and thunder that seemed to crash at ones
feet. A large amount Of rain foil.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

and simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness
EARLY Decay, Diseases OF the Urinsy and Seminal
Organs and the whole train Of disorders brought on
by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
will send the recipe for preparing and using this med
cine in sealed envelope, to any ono who needs It,
Free Of Charge " ..,S.5S
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself Address, \ net 81 Re q
.3l d. BID @a@ JOsEPH T. INNAN,
y7aS .,a ! Station D, Bible House, New York City
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

Build U,LD!-The owners Of lots on
Washington avenue and st. Germaine street
could not make better investment Of their
money, or do the town greater benefit,
than BY building storerooms to be rented
TO business men. There is continuous
demand for such buildings, and the supply
has long since been exhausted. On one
evening list week, the Postmaster at this
place had letter from merchant in Phil
adeiphia who is. anxious to come to St..
Cloud and open o large dry goods store !;
and another from gentleman in Jaynes-
vile, Wis.,, who wishes to stock boot and
shoe store here-both sinquiring if store.
rooms could be had. Both said they had
heard St. Cloud very favorably spoken Of
as good point for business. So, We soy
to our lot owners, build Z y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF THE AssAsalNs
AND CONSTRUCTORS at Washington, D. G.,
May and June, 1865, for the murder Of
President Lincoln. H. :;
This volume. from the press Of T. B. Pc
tersoa s. Bros, Philadelphia, Pa, contains
2lO pages of double-column, closely print
ed matter reported especially for this edi.
ton. Numerous embellishments are scat
tered through the book. The volume is
very full and complete, AID may be OBJ
tanned of the publishers for fifty cents.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

A letter from correspondent at Little
Rock, dated July Gath, says: Lieut.. House
starts for home the latter part Of this week
or first of next, with about eightycor . hum
dred men of.the Third Regiment, mustered
ont by reason Of expiration of term Of SER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

A DEL1cArE QUESTION. young and
rather verdant youth from the country en-
tered q millinery store in town not .
thousand miles from st. Cloud, charged, it
would eeem, with the purchasing of On
item of shopping for some Of his lady
relatives, the technical name for whi"h he
does not appear to have known. So he
took the matter literally, and innocently
inquired of the lady in attendance;
''Have you false breasts?''
''Sir!" was tho indignant response. It
was not before repetition of the question
was made, and the gathering clouds on the
slady's brows betokened a storm, that the
verdant youth saw his mistake and hastily
beat retreat. The truth of this is vouch-
ed for by one who overheard the dialogue.
MoRA1.-Never 60 shopping for the la
dies.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

PAys.-The Branch Rail Road from St.
Paul to Elk River, is a paying institution.
The net receipts for the last three months
has been $50, 600: while the necessary ex-
pense of operating the road have been
about S14,OOO. This statement, while it
is cot official, is perfectly reliable. In con-
ncction with this We learn tina. it is the in
ten,ion Of the company to commence the
laying of the tract +, om Elk River to St.;
Cloud, 80 as to complete before winter, the
line TO that point.-Minnsnpo!is Atlus.
We, also, have been Informed that the.
probabilities are good for the railroad be >,
ing com .'le,ed to this point before winter.
Twenty miles, ut least, Of the road will be
built. IL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

PREcoc1ous BoY.-A family Of our ac-
,auaintance q few days since took . new
sboarder- Methodist minister. When he
was fairly installed as one of the household
the familiar pack Of cards, that had fur
nished many an evenings amusement, was
carefully slowed away out Of sight. This
family had also . young son, about eight
years Of age, who does not seem to: have
fully appreciated the character Of the new
bosrder; for, one morning, while the cler-
ical gentlemaniwas in the parlor awaiting
the Breakfast bell, in came this, Young
Ameries with the tabooed cards, and pldht-
ing himself directly in front of him, called
ont, '.Whafn you bet can't blow an ace
through this pack r. and without waiting
for sny Mnds to be placed up, showed the
trick In good style before the gaze Of the
hoWiidered clergyman. asa III
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

BR1Dazs The stone culvert in the ra-
vine, on Washington avenue, having been
completed, the bridge was torn down on
Monday morning ;: the timbers being taken
for repairing substantially the bridge near
Kramer's brewery. Men and teams are
engaged in ploughing and scraping the
surface dirt from Washington and First ay-
enues into the ravine. This operation may
be good, thing, hut it does not SO present
itself very luminously to our perccptive ia
sulties: Il is very amusing spectacle to
watch pedestrians rolling down me side of
the ravine land tumbaing up the other; but
II isn't half 90 funny when you undertake
Il yourself. ;,s4. :sss.i. ..;. ,.%.ss- :, ,,..t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

ArrLEs IN M1xxEsorA.-Hora J. Brain
ard, fruit gardener of New Canada Town
ship, informs US that he has nine apple
trees in full bearing, and loaded with sp
Piles nearly ripe. Care and experience .. .
Ill that is necessary to cover our State with
fns orchards, rs they are springiug up in
every direction.-Iioneer. -. fs,..,......
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

BRYANT, SrnArroN, PlnKEY & Co., have
permanently established a new Commercial
College in St. Paul for impartiug Bust
ness Education and a business Hand Writ
ing to ladies and gentlemen. Scholarships
issued in st. Paul College are good during
life in Thirty Three Colleges. college
Monthly" giving full particulars sent free
to all. Address Bryant, Stratton, Pirkey;
s. Co., St. Paul, MINI. 32w