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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-03
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
N HOUSE AND LOT, ON FIFTEENTH STREET,
RETWEEN POPLAR AND PIyE-In pursuance
of decree OF Richmond Hastings Court, entered
3Oth March, 1856, in the case Of Dudley Sergeant,
and Administrator with the will annexed OF
William p. Martin deceased, rs. Evans and ais,
will sell at auction, upon the premises. on FRI
DAY, 18th May, at O'Clock, Il. NJ, II fair. II not,
then on the next fair day thereafter, at the same
hour, the property situated stated above, and
occupied as a store and dwelling by Mrs. fensom,
consisting of FRAMED HOUSE with three rooms.
TERMS: One-thiri cash: balance AT three and
six months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added the title to be retained until the notes are
paid THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
Sergeant. and as such Administrator
with the will annexed of William Z. Martin.
GRrBRs K WILLIAMS, Auetioneers. myl
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Arperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

DARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND
T. FOURTEEN AND A HALF ACRES, In HEN,
RICO, TEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND, WITHIN
AT AUCTION.-At the request of Mr.. Dennis
O'Day, we shall sell at Henrico County Courthouse
on MONDAY, the 7th OF May, 1853, at IL o'clock,
Lands of Lucy Nelson, William Jolly, and W. b.
Wo0dfn, and now occupied by Daniel McMahan.
About eighty acres cleared in good heart, balance
in oak and pine. There are on the place barn,
stable, aud carriaSe-house: also, well OF water
and good orchard. II is quite convenient Ia Hour
TERMS: Cash. The taxes for 1865 10 be paid by
the purchaser, and possession given the lst OF De-
tober next.
p Sit can be bought privately before the day
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERSON,
araO AuCtioneers.
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PERSONAL.

IF THE PARTIES who paid money
| at Arrandale Co.'S store, between 2 and y
o'clock on SATURDAY last, will call at the store,
they will much obligc the proprietors and forward
the ends of justice. my 1t
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BY Bowman stroock, Auctioneers,
No. es Main street.
IN THURSDAY MAY ID, WE
bshall sell AT our auction rooms, on ninety DAYS
credit, ,,y poorc .r5 SHOES
Ten thousand dollars worth OF hEhDi-
MADE CLOTHING,
600 dozen of MEN and LADIES BIO" ~ a''a
BLEACHED COTTON HOSE,
100 dozen FLANNEL SHIRTS,
90 dozen WHITE LIN EN BOSOM SHIFTS,
100 dozen HOOP SKIRTS.
ALSO,
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
HATS and UMBRELLAS.
The trade in general are invited to attend TINS eS
The goods are all fresh and seasonable, and Will
no sold without reserve 10 close invoices.
pe 'oiu BOWMAN STRO0CK,
80 "a, Auctioneers.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 40 Main street, Richmond, Va.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
n vaIUARI.E STEAM ENGINE AND SAW
MIf,L.nlon FRIDAY, the nth day OF May, 1850, at
l. o clock ~, will sell At public auction, at ne
Courthouse road, near Gates's mill, In Chester
One STEAM ENGINE new, twenty -four horse
power with SAW MILL attached-all new ana III
eT 0ea CaR fa L6G, one FOUR-HoRs WAGON,
and HORSES;
One TOP BUGGY
Fonr OMEN, well broke, and in good order
PEN THOUSAND FEET OF LUMBER, and all
the appurtenances To a saw-mili.
Terms Day Of sale. >,c ,y,rsou
Administrator OF N. w. Stafford, deceased.
PILKfyTON, PULLIAM & Co., Auctioneers.
nv 2-tds
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la M = s:

THE CONFEDERATE DEAD IN
i TERED AT HOLLYWO0D.-Colo ELLIS,
President Of the Hollywood Cemetery Company,
has been requested 10 call a meeting to concert
measures for preserving and perpetuatins the
memory of the Confederate dead inferred at that
Cemetery and meeting OF the ladies OF Rieh-
mond will accordingly be held in the LECTURE
ROOM OF ST. PAUES CHURCH at O'Clock
THIS EVENING to organize Society i2r that
purpose. ALL THE LADIES OF RICHMOND VINO
are interested in the noble work OF rescuing from
oblivion or neglect the last resting places at Hol-
ywood Of the Confederate soldiers who fell In the
ATTEND. my S-N
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

BY Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.. Auctioneers,
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate Agents.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
F request Of B. J. Johnson. Esq, we offer ior
FIFTY ACRES, lying on Broad Rock rosd, 10
Chesterfield county, through which the Five Nile
branch runs. II liz part In woods and part cleared
excellent low ground. II not sold privately before,
will be sold at public auctions to the bigheM pid
der, without reserve, on SATURDAY, the 1otn "
Nav 1860, at 3 o'clock, Il. NJ.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on day OF sale.
PILkINT0N, PULLIAM Co.,
mva-tds Auctioneers.
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Bqr CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-par'her-
ship, for the purpose of conducting
A Wholesale GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days, ana 10
which they respectfully call the attention OF inc
trade. HAMlLloN D. oioNH'
of Petersburg;
JOHN 3. WILSON,
Of Petersburg;
NH 1ats R. It. FOSTER.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
t. REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF Rich
MOND, KNOWN AS THE WALL-STREET HO.
TEL; ALSO. SQUARE NO. 8 IN THE PLAN OF
BACON'S QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN PRO
PERTY AT the request Of Messrs Fleming Grimm,
Fendall w. Griffin, and Thomas VI. Griffin, cxecu-
tors of Fendall Griffin, deceased late Of the county
of Henrico we shall sell at auction, on the pre-
misses i'm the order advertised, on THURSDAY the
81 Nav 1866 at IL o'clock, NJ, that very valuable
property on the east side of Wall, between NAN
and Franklin streets, known as the W ALL
STREET HOTEL, now occupied by Mr.: j. IL, Do
herty and others. This hotel contains about thirty
rooms besides three stores on Wall street; and Is
so we'll known that further description is deemed
unnecessary. =,
And at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ. on the same day, on the
premises, will be sold SQUARE No in the plan
of Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern property, imme-
diately in rear of the property known as the In
frmary Of st. Francis de Sales, bounded by Gal
houn Spring, Goddin, and Cabell streets:
TERMS: For the hotel property, one MIN cash,
balance at six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four
months and for Square No. 9, one third cash, ba-
lance at six and twelve months in each case foi
negotiable notes, with interest added, secured by
trust deed. The taxes for this year to be paid by
the purchaser. r,,,roo,r
ap 30-eodtds Auctloneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE AND ADMI-
Y RABLY WELL-L0CATED LOT, AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
EIGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
W:ll be sold at auction, on the premises, on mon
DAY. the Ith OF May, 1896 at half past o clock r.
fronting twenty two and half feet, running back
one hundred feet to an alley. After which, will be
sold about FORTY THOUSAND SUPERIOR OLD
BRICKS.
Terms At sale. The taxes for 1850 to be paid by
the purchaser. nnpnsor
nyo Auctoneers.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

T OST, it is supposed on Fra m
i 4 street, an ETRUSCAS GOLD BRACELET WIZ
CHAIN attached, engraved "E. q. A. The nnG2'
office or Tired. gar Works. my S--"t
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which In. owner can get by describing them
and paying for this advertisement. Apply ~ this
ag;caf my ITS
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WANTS.

EMPLOYMENT WANTE D.---The
IL advertiser il anxious to get EMPLOYMENT
in some established and popular Wholesale
Richmond or Baltimore, and iaiters himself that
he can render valuable service to his employers,
having been raised behind the counter; could, he
thinks command some trade. For particulars, in
quire at Dispdch Office or address, by letter, "B.
S." Aylett's, Va. my s-3t
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WANTED, to call the attention of
w Railroad Contractors, Farmers. &c that we
LABOR, imported or domestic; also with
CoLORED LABOR, 10 any amount ordered, al
short notice, and at charges very moderate and
equitable. Colleges and other public institu-
tons, merchants and others, needing TEACHERS
or CLERICAL AID can be supplied Immediately,
WITHOUT CHARGE, al this Office.
Citizens and others needing domestcs OF any
kind, and any capacity, can be supplied nc short
notice, and satisfaction guaranteed TO all who will
deal with this agency. For particulars, call q,
or address the
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
franklin street, near Ninth.
Post otice box l6, Richmond, Va.
A. g. D'ANDAHAZY, Agent. my 3-E
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
"A FOR SALE.-By virtue OF an order made by
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, at the
April term 1856, in the case of r. T. Foster Co.
as Henry +. Dccie, shalt proceed to sell by pub
lie outcry, on the 3lST DAY OF MAY, 1855, on the
premises, that valuable Farm known as the DECIE
FARM. -
The Farm contains about SEVEN HUN DRED and
TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, has a new
and beautiful DWELLING HOUSE on II, together
with all the necessary out-houses used by farmers.
II is situated near the Big Tunnel on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, in the county of Montgo-
merv and about one mile from the celebrated
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
TERMS OF SALE: A credit of two and three years
will be given the purchaser by his paying down in
cash so much of the purchase money necessary to
pay the cost and charges of sale The deferred pay
ments are 10 bear interest from the 4h day Of De-
cember, 1896, at which time possession will be
taken BY the purchaser. security for the unpaid
purchase money and lien by deed Of trust for the
same will be required OF the purchaser.
The sale W take place promptly at ociock, L.
N Of that day. JOHN X. FRANCIS,
ap 2s-td Sheriff of Montgomery county, Va.
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Neutrality-suspicious. DESTROYS
w OF EMPLOY ING MALE or FEMALE
HELPS, either native, foreign, or eolored; viz ::
ROAD DAD HANDS G0AcHMkN, HosTLERs, P0RT.
ERS. WATCHMEN, WATERS, Farm HANDS,
BOYS, &c Also, H0USE-KEEPERS, COOKS,
NURSES, HOUSE SERVANTS, can be supplied by
making application at the VIRGINIA EMPL0Y'
MENT AGENCY, four doors above Ninth street,
under Swan Tavern. $50.
All those seeking employment. male or female,
white or colored with good recommen dations, can
be supplied with situations by applying at that
office.
WANTED, TO furnish the best recommended
statesmen and CLERKS, who are on our register.
WANTED, good WHEBLWRIGHTt TO work IN o
Ut HENDERSON,
my3-lt* Post Office box lao.
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
nor NEW YORK.-AT l. \ MTG
Il COAST MAIL STEAM FFA
COMPAN The new and ele- IR-FS
MARIE. Captain II. A. BOURNE, will xSs1Sr..sS
leave her wharf at Rockets on SATURDAY, the 5th
May, at o'clock, A. NJ.
Passengers will please be punctual to that hour.
For freight or passage-having unsurpassed ac-
SAMUEL AYRES & CO,
mv2Lt Cary and Virginia streets.
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A UCTION.-AW ELL-KNOWNA AND
n DESIRABLE LIVERY STAND, STOCK, AM M
FIXTURES, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT REsERs b.
Will be sold to the highest bidder at Roeke1ts'
Richmond Virginia, on THURSDAY and Fkl-
DAY. the Sd and 4th of May, the following pro-
pTWo PAIR GREY HORSES,
ONE BROWN HORSE,
ONE BAY HORSE,
ONE SORREL HORSE,
TWO HALF-TOP CARRIAGES,
ONE CLOSE CARRIAGE,
ONE BUGGY,
ONE AMBULANCE, new top and newly painted !;
ONE BUSHES WAGON,
SIX SETS DOUBLE HARNESS,
ONE SET SINGLE HARNESS, new;
BLANKETS,
WREYtHEs, SC.
ALSO,
THE STABLE, BUILT LAST SEASON.
The above property is all in good condition, and
we'll worthy the attention of purchasers. sale 10
commence at 10 o clock, A. NJ.
mw22t II. C. DUNNING.
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EYBIDGOOD RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS ANDS STATIC ERs'
l2l MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand a complete STOCK Oh
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
all of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our STOCK
before purchasing. Orders promptly attended to-
NH "a ~ " ~
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MARRIED.
DIED
SPECIAL NOTICES.


M THE CONDITION POWDERS FOR
HORSES AND CATTLE, the American DEoDO-
RIZER and fresh CHLORIDE OF LIME, pure BAY
RUM and MAGNOLIA WATER, Hagan's MAG
NOLIA BALM and Lsird's BLOOM OF YOUTH,
fresh CITRATE MAGNEsIA and SARATOGA
WATER, for sale by L. WAGNER, Druggist,
mvl-sts Sixth and Broad streets
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u,HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
i Stolen from my farm, in the upper -
end of the county.of Hsnrico, on SUNDAY, ~
the 10Th instant two HORSE MULES-one .1SL~A.
a large black mule. branded G q on the shoulder,
low in order hair rubbed some with harness, about
six wears old moves well, and very lively the
other a taouse -colored or brown mule, medium
size about twelve years old, white about the mouth
and belly Is shy OF strangers, rubbed with the
traces, slow in motion, and whip marks on the hp.
They were trac ed within three miles Of this city.
The Above reward will be paid Tor them both, Or
the half for either III left at the stable oi Mr..
JOHNSON, on Franklin street or any Information
concerning them that will lead 10 their recovery
VIII ~ WILLIAM C. MONCURE
myl-4t Deputy sheriff Of Henrico county.
EIETEEN DOLLARS REWARD for
II RED SORREL MARE, both hind A.
feet white half way to hooks, and little ~
white on left front foot. Said Mare to be ..lZl
returned to the Superintendent OF the Midlothian
A. r. CARY,
mvl-GE Box SIG, Richmond.
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" ANTED, A RELIABLE MAN,
w WHO Is A FIRST RATE CARPENTER
AND UNDERSTANDS RUNNING A CIRCULAR
SAW. Must come well recommended. Steady en-
ployment for the balance Of the year and good
Wanted, also, THREE OR FOUR ABLE. BODIED
COLoRED LABoRERS. Apply TO
N. Il. CLARKE,
Atlee's Station,
ap 3o-lw Virginia Central Railroad.
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DOR RENT, One PLEASANT ROOM,
II suitable for a Gentleman's Lodging III
room. or Il Gentleman and Wife. Apply to I'd
'' Mn. II. b. HOVAS, III
Seventeenth street, between Vensbie and Pop'ar.
fe Gets
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L,OR RENT, a L III r + E. $ I OR Y
TENEMENT, north side Of Main, be- -
tween Second and Third, No. 2o2. Also, the CO.
HOUSE third door below both with or with -
out stable and carriage house. Apply at No. "!
dp Its
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FOR RENT.

LIOR RENT, a very desirable BRICK
Finb near Canal street Possession can be -
had al once. 2. d. EACIiO. Ill
- Real Estate Agent
my23ts Office on Fourteenth street
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EOR RENT, a DWELLING-HOUSE,
i ON Fifth. between Clay and Leigh streets. -
with ten rooms, kitchen, and all the modem I'm
improvements; at present occupied MT -
CHARLES c. RLLETT, Leigh street, .
an1ots between Third and Fourth
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-25

| got emmy rita tev take tho old man.
farm, OF; his tiu-wair with me: 81
I voted 1foF Aude SJonson.; he is a
very smavt man., he has sea crate
many good things-about hisself.
am in favor Of him for tho no (,
President, after he is clekted. ~
| am in favor Of tho Presidents IT.
koastruckshun policy, if only could
understand it. 1t works we'll in Lousy
anna, and would work tho same way
up in Yarmouth.
Individools ov wandering turn ov
mind, kan got out of tue Union, but nc
state kali; therefore, am in favor Of
having all the states represented in
Congress, just as SCOT. as there kan be
found emmy white mails who haint been
wandering tew much lately. -.
I ain in favor ov y high tariff, so
high that no forrin things could get
within three hundred miles ov gu,
coast for six years, and if We must be
eat up with high prices. lot Us eat up
ourselves, and see how it tastes.
I am in favor ov being una le Post.
master in our city, but i am about the
only man that is, which speaks we'll fol
the disinterestedness ov our citizens.
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SUsP1c1oUs.-We learn from St.
Cloud that some Of our citizens whose
characters have heretofore been con
sidered above reproacb, spent night
in that place last week, and unfortu.
nately, upon the same evening, Ger
man who resided near where they ':pu,
up" had his clothes line robbed. Ills
complaint the next morning was as fol
lows:
"Tsr tuyvel vas to bay lass night
sure bop! lee1e mine line hang on
der klose, ven butts mine self to ped 49,
So ven goes to shleep I can't shut
mine eyes, dem fellers make such noise
oop shtairs. l gets up mad as any
pody-sees nottinks -shoost hear tam
noise. Soon, goes back, same ding
all der vile-make great many noise
can't shleep all night ;icn boiler
shoot off gun, raise HI. Sound like
haul him krosc de fence. Soon, ven
gifts oop mine klose all gone off nit ter
line. Some felIers goes off in der
morning NIT dcmselves under pag in
arms vat dey rides ter railroad Offer der
cars to Minneapolis. plcfc Gems
fellers vat shtolc mine klosc. Daus is
droo, by tam ~
We trust the Germans suspicious
are groundless, though candor compels
US to say that young man engaged in
the grocery business on Washington
avenue, did, on the morning in ques.
ton, take the morning. train fro,n st.
Cloud, emit himself under pag in his
arms" Circumstances are against the
young man, but we hope he can explain
the matter Observation-Disclosures
atlas.
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NOTICE Or sATrC--

I, J. B. 1Ioit administrator of the Estate of jena
than Perrin, deceased late of tho town Of ST. George
Benton County. Minnesota, having been licensed by
IN order of tho Probate Court of said Count. OF
Benton made in said matter, to sell tho personal
estate Of said deceased 1T private sale or public
S1S1on DO hereby give notice that will expose ut
town Of Sank Rapids, in said County Of Benton, at
al s of the sS Sn 1s sss day
800 Sheep, i5O Lambs, Rams f,,f - Chain ono
al interest in Breaking Plow, Plow. l pair Of
S6on s,sds Long Sled, Sleigh Sled two hors
Double-Trees, Grind stone, Axes. i scythes and
snsyths, Shovel, Spade, l Rake, Forks &c, &C.
a.. sac s to commence .t loclock NJ, Of said alst
Terms Of sa!e-Cash on delivery. =. =. :,
. Dated s"uk Rapids MINI, October 2d,s 1855.
J. D: HOLT, Administration.
1mmeosasely aner the above sale there will be
caessd at public sale lot Of pony Horses belonging
@oct.4@w. 81: IS : = :~... J. B. HOLT.
-f.- - r
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s'11Y POLICY" EXEMPLIEIED.

A Dese-tcr from the Draft Appointed
Postmaster TO s5,pcrsedc the widow
OF an Enrolling officer Killed by
Copperi1ca,'y.
The Mineral Point (Wis.) Tribune
says:
Postmaster General Randall has re.
moved from the postofice at Benton.
Lafayette county, the widow of Marx
Richards. the MN who was killed BY
the Cop crheadS while in the dis
charge Of his duties as enrolling officer.
and appointed in her place Tom Duffey,
a deserter-a'man who was drafted and
ran away. Mrs Richards, a worthy
and capable lady, secured the position
OF Postmistrcss, through the influence
of Col. Cobb and others, to aid her in
the support Of herself and children,
who have been deprived Of father by
the bullet Of a cowardly deserter, who
refused to serve his country in the time
of her need. By an act of Congress
all such arc disqualified for voting or
holding Office under the Government
and yet Duffey is placed in the post.
Office at Benton as a reward for his
adherence to the policy of the Presi-
dent.
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1'1ESE B1SIEHs ARE .'REo.Ei.a N >, =
Il Bourbon Nhisker. fc>.2, . cc1.;,irati.n -
tWei:tS uiaeceHt Kinds cc rocts h,.as sni h., :
Whicn acs IN perfect cencer: one vz,-h the clc-
Parea from the c.: <s,inal formula give, by ~.
ca'c! RED Jacket. 7" Dr. Charm VIZ, rs,,i ~ =,
cessauiiy IN his practice i,.r many wears ara bv
uso s:,neo SO great Popularity in the treatment
cure OF Dyspepsia Liver Camuiaint G .st;rrt;,,
and Nervous Headache rcv.f ana ssn. ~; a.
eases arising from torpid liver .nei Inij-csr;nn r..
sons suffering tro: either OF tics, its,!,so,rs
wall and euro by the Of these rstcrS w,:rh 90.
Petec.!y pure and FREQ fr,sa all t.o<. dfurs ava ~
on on an transporting puhIc SINGLE trial Wi c,1
s sSe mo most skcnticai that in the RED JACKET
'As1e ~ - virtue that no othe1 Eitters ps>ess
Ihey strengthen ami inviSurate the system
They arc unc.,:aIled f,r general C,bi;,,r
1aey arc cure for Dyspcns;a
1hey give gocd and healthy appeti.a.
Ihey ass!s: digestion.
nney fOc'ty tho breath and acidty Of the s.ou.ac,
lucy cure D:arrh.ca AID Cholera Nor1;1s.
1acy arc an antida:e 10 change Of water and f,s+
In rhsy arc tho best ssina'ant in existence
lacy arc preventive of Fever ard As-Ue
1Ecy relieve Coustipation
1ley cure Nervous Headache
ihey arc perfectly ra5e AMI pa!ot,h;,
The genuine REDJAcHErBI7TE1S
N iaisTs bottles: never H. the c.,I;or 80 n't so
over eac, cork. s'l'np Is snosoSeo
seid by all druggists and dealers t,,,,,c,,,. -.
country. .' ''ieaSncat the
al t,s lei Jacket, anil take no other
\'''"'a:S 10 tho trade Supplied on application.
BEHEEl:' PETERS & CO.,
-: Projectors.
81 and IS MICHIGAN AvExCE.
CIi1CAG-O-
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T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
~ Septembcr 9th 1855

wv. H. De1lSON.
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the l5rH DAY OF OCToH':E, lsee. at 10 o'cloc
in the Fros"o, said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No 347, hy Won
made under date of juno Goth, 1855 upon the NV i:
section ~ in township l22, range 3d. in the district 81
not be cancelled, one. Andrew Gabrielson ajicccs
an abandonment thereof hy You. nni proposes them
and there to show the same when an opportunity
VIII be afforded You atc,n:estin; such showing,
HENRY c. WAIT. Register.
scp13-6w W.B. MITCHELL, Rreciror
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-25
JOSH BILLlHGs DEFINES HIS Pc.
r. p: SITION. r. ~ =

I got yurc letter by acksident, and
reply very mulch as folders:
am black Republican, with white
'antycedents. xvs.~s1@ : I
l alwus wus agin slavery ov emmy
kind, not bekase it wuz constitutional,
but bekase'i it WIZ ungodly. -
l don't. believe the best judges NV
kolor kan pick out q negro's soul in the
Kingdom " Heaven. ~s.<.
I believe in the doctrin Of secession
If don't like mi home, and am 81,
j hev rite tew go .opb, but i haint