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ST. CHARLES HOTEL-w D Bass, Ga; Miss
Bass, do; Lewis Phillips, Mansfield; ] N Bruford,
Ala; Jas Rankin, Red River; A Sessums wife and
child, Houston, Texas; Miss Kate n Waters, Gal
weston; DR. H @ Parker, Texas; G E McCnlloeh
Louisville; R W Wilson, Tenn; H jackson, Ga;
j Wallace, Jackson, Miss; Major Haughty Sur
geon Morphy; Capt Fau; James J Byrne; Thomas
Goldthwaith, Mobile; E H Weed, do; 3 W Prentess
New York; James Hardy, Galveston; D Scott
Pittsburg; W " Pace, Richmond.
CITY HOTEL H 0'Connor, L S Benedict and
wife, Miss 3 Benedict, A W Benedict, city; Fl G
Mitchell, Homer, La; G S Goulden, Ga; S S Daw-
den, Lafourche; j q 0dlin, Ohio: G L Kennard,
Pennsylvania; D Shanks, Missouri w Benjamin,
Ga; FL TAFT, La; 7 P Webster jamestown Texas;
b Leeson, Gonzales, Texas; Speed, E G Gil
family; G Ballastine, 18th U S Inftry; B Nc
Leod, La.
ST. JAMES HoTEL-Dr w R Skinner, Ala: ]
N Dyer, Ky; Campbell W G B Nieges D D
Eagan, Mobiles \ Mason, J Lock, JtB Digger,
A L Mcdonald, N Y; A N Nowlin, F NJ Imboden,
Va; Williamson J n Clarke, Texas,
RAoTIoAL-VERY.-The following is related
by the correspondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
mereial;
'oustom of a community " held in sacred
reverence by travellers, has reserved the sleeping
cars for the exclusive use of the much.abused
white race. Under the civil rights bill the Amer.
can citizen of African descent cannot be denied
the privilege of passing the sultry hours of an
August night, in a sweltering snooze, in one of
those flying bedehambers. A case occurred in
the city a few evenings since. The train was
about starting for New York. The evening was
very warm, and the atmosphere of the sleeping
car, as usual very close
couple of swarthy Africans appeared aud
demanded accommodations which was denied at
the earnest request of dozen other passengers
all said to be New England radicals, and loyal to
the core-except as to the noses, which were cop
perish like. The loyal fellows all swore, i" they'd
leave the cars if the colored men were admitted
They had just been abusing the President for his
treachery to the oppressed and down-trodden
race; but the prospect of a night in the sleeping
car with two of the oppressed, converted the
entire race into - id niggers," The con
men, who went of threatening vengeance under
the civil rights bill
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

Mr. Hume, the @spiritualist, . made his debut at
the Theater Royal Worcester. England, on the
first Of May, as De Naugille in Tom Taylor's
q Plot and Passion.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which are popularly know
CHRONIC ERUPTIoNs, TETTER, PIMPLEs,
BLIsTERs, sCABs, sCALD.HEAD, MILK.oRUsT,

RINGWORM, ETC, ETC.
It will also kill ITCH and otheroea vemin which prey upon
the Skin 1t soften and detaches the excremenous
deposited upon the skim heals the Cracks Bsers PIN.
pes and renders the surface smooth pab
has been used by Dr. GILBERT with satisfactory result
for many years 1t offered for sale in this STYLE from the
firm conviction that must necessarily with the hearty
appreciation ofthose who make use oft.
Full directions for the method Of using these remedies
plain and accurate description of of the different
varieties of Skin Diseases and many valuable suggestions
regard to their cure will be found printed circular
panyng each package These suggestions the fruit Of
most ample experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional in the treatment of this
class of diseases In the cities of Memphis New Orleans aud
New York and will it expected enable unprofessona
persons to treat their with much greater
that which usually falls the lot of ordinary physicians
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
The Public

May assured that the manufacturers neither pains
expense in the preparation Of these remedies They
made of the best medicines known in highly
trated form, upon strictly scientific principles
DIR. Samuel Gnberts General Alternative
Acts directly the Glands and Mucous Membranes-su-
Istng them additional activity their natural functions OF
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the usual Efee
and in disease Morbid Matters and expeng them through
the Skin, Kidneys, Liver and Alimentary Canal from the
System 1t is therefore, adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those ogens aud of the membranes
lining them, such as
ERUPTIoNs TETTER, ULCERS soRoFULA
JAUNDICE GoTTRE
CHRONIC INFLAMATIoE OF -
BLADDER AND UTERUS, ETC.
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DoNroHARTKAIN RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY, April lst 1866 the this
road will leave fOllOws
O'Clock A. NJ Horse Cars B1S O'Clock A. NJ Steam Train
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
COPARTNERsHIP

uruE urDvpsroNpn avn rufs nv
formed cepartners6ip Ior the purpose Of tnpsacng
Genera Grocery WING and Liquor Business in this city under
in IVerpe lT S LSoS S S Jk 6k9 our nm @
enable furnish the choicest articles either for Family
use or tor the General Market
ItMT0R InW6 RD lT6R NJ &&'H'
New Orleans june lst 1866,
C,OPA RTNERSUTp pn,CTCT1 II ,I1I1 7rI7I5
" day associated with me MR. b. " ETIdoTT Of tbis
city and VII continue the Western Produce General Com
4 ELLIOTT WIG "'lhs anu style oil FhuDhoAhE
June 1ane !, l2o2 ---------- n. PRUDHoMME.
NOTICE .-,.,.,..... ,rD,r,,~v,
IN - 90 't-'''' ''' ~ " L - r.
Tne interest of Mr. SAMUEL, HFNDpD 20, ~. u.
business from thts date Juue list iSG - 'etses III our
N' VrtiIsTr r1 ,,t, or,
- Di-ASh d %
e f H. a. ~ & 9sJ4 ~ Tl& i oeSones % partner in our
ad IieT IKE snTe sfis T nj In I Wy wy oe con
NeN ORLEANS ,,nne Ia ,SRi 'i-4i - oLaNA " 70.
M ~ 0~ - ~ ',
NOTLCE-OWING TO THE DEATH Of Ma r. ~
~ LYLE the Storage Business pretaora trs,1.s,t u
his name will from ibis date be carried on by fbe rns
LoWD WALDEN.
. r.,, ,,, GEO. S, kNOWER,
New orleans, June j. le6b
v1uoNE ry,arE aSv, Cu yrv a. $500,
~
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It is particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED MENsURATION
HEREDITARY TAIETs, SYPHILIS,
And aadies arising from long continued Of CalOme
Blue Mass Corrosive submate Powers Solution, Donovan
Solution and other preparations of Mercury Arsenic
Or. Samuel Gnberps letter Ointment
Is most excellent preparation for the cure Of that class
maladiss usually termed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

I think of thee in that stern palace regnant,
Where no sweet voice of summer charms the air;
Where the vast solitude seems ever pregnant
With some dark dream of unforetold despair.
Thy love, remembered, doth heavens hght
eclipse;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
OFFICIAL. 1oUKNAL
I.roserplaa On Earth % Pluto In nudes.

+ ii ink on thee amid these spring. time flowers,
On thee, my emperor, my sovereign lord;
Dwelling alone in dim TaYtarean towers
OF thy dark realm, by earth and heaven alb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

wandering alone by the Avernian river
Where dead kings walk and phantoms wall for
ever
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

LyROM THE IST OF JULY NFNT.
Il Messrs J. Thhault aud Henry Guder are Interested
iu the business Of our house.
A. B. GRTSWOLD Il CO.
During my temporary absence Europe Mr. Henry Giuder
holds the fail power OF attorney OF my frm
A. B. GRIswoLD
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

No lands will be sold for less than their
appraised value per acre, and the right is
reserved to withdraw from market any of
he tracts advertised, on the day of sale.
The terms Of the sale are such by Law
that land designated Timber" seventy-fve
per cent. Of the purchase money must be
paid at the time of sale, while Lands demo-
ted ''Prairie," only fifteen per cent. Of the
purchase money will be required. When
lands are. not especially valuable for TIM
Der thereon, the proportion of the pur-
chase money required down is mentioned
in the proper column. In each case the
balance of the purchase money can be paid
any time thereafter, from time to- time,
within twenty years, at the option of the
purchaser; provided interest in advance at
the rate Of seven per cent. per annum on
the unpaid balance is paid to the first day
Of June, 1867, and annually thereafter.
Purchase money payable in legal tender
notes. Persons purchasing lands upon
which other parties have made improve
ments, will be required to pay the owners
of the same the appraised value of improve
ments, one-halfto be paid at the time Of
sale. and the balance within six months
thereafter, with interest atsseven per cent.
per annam.
The Offering of said lands will proceed
in the order in which they are advertised,
until all are offered. No lands will be sold
except at public auction.
CHAS. Mc1LRATH,
sep27-td7w Commissioner.
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sTEARNS COUNTY.

We give elsewhere returns from all.
points heard from thus far, The cleo
ton Of Capt. Collins is certain by =
majority Of from one hundred to two
hundred. Judge McKelvy IL ahead
10 the County, and will probably be
elected by a small majority: : The@pros-
poets are favorable for the election of
Capt Bruce { Republicap)'to the Senate.
Tho Representative ticket was much
spit up, and The choice will rest be-
tween Il. Hepner CRepublican) and
B. Overlook Independent Democrats
B. Vossberg w, on both tickets, g.
s. NATION (Democrst) ;is doubtless
elected Clerk of the Court = Colvill,s
majority IN this County will rang. from
Two hundred to three hundred: Rics's
majority last year was four hundred
.sd seveo.y.four-- Icing. Republican
gain II 1t least two hundred: >ii;> iI'-
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
Dy the Governor OF the State Of Min.
-. neSot9,

In observance Of the time honored Gus
tom, hereby proclaim THURSDAY, the
18th OF November next as . day. through
out the State, Of Thanksgiving,o Almighty
God.
1t becomes 10, as people who believe
in the Divine Providence, gratefully to &C.
knowledge the countless blessings We re.
eeive, and humbly &c suprlicats the contin-
uance Of Gods goodness toward US.
20 give thanks unto the Lord for be is
good: for his mercy endureth forever. 49,.
''Let the redeemed of the Lord say so,
whom He hath redeemed from the hand of
the enemy; aud gathered them out of the
lands, fiom the East, and from the VI est.
from the North and from the South.
''Oh that mer would praise The Lord for
His goodness, and His wonderful works to
the childrsn Of men! For He satisfied the
longing soul, and f.leth~ the hungry soul
with goodness.
''And let them sacrifice the sacrifices Of
Thanksgiving, and declare His work with
rejoicing"
Leaving for . day our usual avocations,
let Us render unto God an Offering Of
Thanksgiving and Praise.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State at Saint Paul. this TWEEN
~, ~ ninth day Of October. in
LIS. tie year Of our Lord, one thou
W. sand eight hun bred and sixty
six, and Of the independence
Of tho United States Of Amer
ica the ninety first. "f:. ~
WILLIAM r. MARSHALL,
By the Governor,
H. G. Rooms, Sec'y Of State, N
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~ Large Amount q money disbuEsed-
Inproved Condition efthe 1ndis0s-A
sketch Of three Chiefs-VVeather, 30.
CR1eRxxAA MIMI. OCT 28th.
= !fD1?oR Ioq n N1IE arrived here
on the, svsaipg, f IF ta BE-; $50. Nothing Of
special interest hasy occurred since, !eexi
Dep. Il. ths annual payment 70 the! Mi'sis-
Aiippi Bands R.a Of .shs iQhippewe Indians,
which tteeqt PLACE on lat lat, Thursday and
Friday The .l 99anb ~ ,e.f;t 1[adiaps paid
,tt,s se|exep, hyRdred /. and, aiz.y-six. H.
Guiding, huff brsedsI' The amount paid
to each ~sts - 80 in money, besides
'thcir sbare;o # annuity goods, tobacco,
provisions, A. This, is the largest
money payment these indians have re-
aeived; at least for . number Of Year,:
Everything passed of vveiry!'' quietly
and 4sppareddtly, = tie entire satiafac-
ton Of .lls concerned. These Indians
are in: AN immensely better condition,
and are better clad, than they; were at
this time last year: IKE large yield Of
:blueberries and oranberries, which found
. ready market at high. prices, togethe,
with the: slmos. total suppression Of the
whisky traffic amongst them, have con.
tributed much.to this desirable result
This evening I had the rather move
experience. i Of dining with the head
chiet Of the Red Lake bands and hi.
two brothers, also, chief: : They wer<
the guests q Major CLARK, tho Agent
The names Of these, gentlemen. of tn,
royal family are 1Moy-dw.y-gun-o-niud
(meaning, One who is spoken to- Nav
eaan:e;gw abe. (Le.diopg ! Feather
and Te-bis:ko-be-nes, (straight Bird,
The head chiefs the largest and mes
finely developed specimen Of his race
! have ever'see6, and taken together the,
arc certainly the best looking Indian
I have met with. +: They are dressed ii
= semi-savage kiudIof style, but in goo
TASTE, wearing fine black broadclot1
costs, baekskin leggiin,, and tie indi.
pensable blanket. :r....} (. ,.......
We start for Mile Lac Tomorrow
and expect to make tho payment the,
on Wednesday; The weather i. pr,
fectly horrible. Yesterday and Il,
night there: fell about six inches L
snow. To-day it, has been thawing a
day, and the'roads are miserable. E,
cry person here, however, sinks We a,
1'yet to have our Indian Summer, vhic
your correspondent most sincerely wisl
es may be SO. :'!' = *2"" n.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

0s aailroad Limits Cannot Change
taeis falisS to = Honestsad. =
ssSs sS@Ssfss @I. -.- - .Sss5s $50 8
The following ORC ular las been for.
warded BY the Conmis.ioner 70 the
different local Land Oaices: I
CIRCULAR LETTER. mo. 1917 "
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERloR,)
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
August 26th, 1866.
The Secretary Of tho
Interior under date Of June 22d, 1865,
decided that a presumption settler who
had made his filing on an, odd section
within Railroad limits could not change
to Homestead, the following being an
extract from said decision: T. s.:
;. The home,tea settlers right attaches
only from the date of entry, the pre-
emptor's from the date Of his actual
personal settlement. The title in either
case is consummated by full compi::
ance with the terms and conditions i'm.
posed by law. The grant to said Com
pany does not embrace lands to which
a valid right arising either under the
homestead or presumption laws had
previously attached; but if such right
be abandoned or forfeited the grant
would immediatly thereafter take effect.
A pre-omptor cannot abandon his claim
as such or trausmute it to a homestead
entry so US to defeat the right Of the
Company which cnured before such
entry be made, if presumption settle.
ment had been commenced upon sur
veyed land, the latter might be entered
as homestead before the right of thj
Company attached, but not at subse.
quent date.
Therefore
LIST, Settlers on such lands will be
required to establish and pay for their
claims under the presumption laws, and
End, In case any such settlers have
made entries under the homestead &C,
the same will be suspended, and they
will be required to conform to thi.
ruling Of the head Of the Department
and furnish proof aud pay for thei'
claims under the presumption act.
You will please acknowledge the re
ceipt hereof
Very Respectfully your obi. serv't
\. J. 8. WILSON,
l. Acting Commissioner
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M0RR1su1l C0uNTY...*, III.
l:sin Ll71Is FALLS, Nov. TIL, 1865.
EbI1oR =, JOuRNAL.-I have 14,hm
morpiuq the returns from bat two towns:
Il AGHTOH COUNTY.

Tho. 1r,et.rn. .re not ali Il but aI i,
sufficient to Indicate tho election Of Ed
H.l1 a. clert Of lie Court fs|hern.'i.,,
Hall (R.) Court Commissioner; Dr.
MeM.ho. (R.) Sheriff; and . probably
VIII. Wood (D.) County Attorney.
Col. J B. Holt [Republican) is elected
County Auditor ~ comfortable ma.
joiity. The Colonel had strong CON d
pst,to,, bashe went into .hes Ca canvas,
vigorously, and "a, ea,,m,oe' out ,,iettoorriooa.
~ vim make az. excellent Auditor. NJ
Colvill's majority ii ii, that County vii
4. .hor. t-.ptv.6vo hiGGYLLsna2
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FCLUKY 10 iG6D IN TI[E
HIGHEST!!
Fns
Republican Victories Ev:
!" erywhere.
Minnesota ICES Republi.
IT, CHI EyWyeoO.
Y ! tste Z siUf1AN AHs M sHAf ~
): Mr.. Dennell elected
x
!. :,ky3,50o:s MssjtsiitalttyE.::;.::;v;

* GAt- S2sS%Ss ~ 80 49, ''<+d'~"N "''-N'
ID Tho election return. .rssioriess!1'3:'
. SAL 10 sIu4ut3!2 3.i Ia II, 5n9ihSt
MASSACHUSETTS siyess7o, goo Republi'
can n,jio,ityI9 ., ,*''%''s " V; "s
az Illinois gives ~, 900. to S'r's'A I'd
" -i3pQyG l.fg i,.,itla!ti:sz 3a1 Ill :4a,!s.,.
!, Michigan gives q, Q00.s i" sy,.":ss)
Wisconsin ' size. ] $4,000: 49,. ~ .. IL
- Ne. York gite4 10000: o. :.>, ,' r.:
i, Missouri givesss5, ooo.e9a.,;N AZ ae
" k. ! siiye. 5000 ' ..3.; 'I b.: ). d"
-, Now Jersey gives 1900, : ''I:H: +
Maryland and Delaware alone staui
in the black list, having gode Demo
cratic by ANAL mejorities. &c ~,r>..; =.
:MlsN1sorA looms NJ .gl;r,ndly: III,
Republican minority in The State j,
about 10000. Mr.: aWindon, ID re
e'so'eain II: F.s. Disttis,. ~ s.b i. y
5000 majority. :.~':':': - "'':l '4'1 :
: ''';'.'}- ~ ~ U;-Jltl. ;'.,t - Ely
MI: rDonnelly's majority in this Dis
.. T. 1..i.!.;3 L,ytsa'.: Ia; -
t:ics from all the returna received thu
far; win be $500, ": . about doubt
what was claimed by bis friends beior
- T.. i9":.,} s13nI1aI2 <,;:&.:' l. =
e'ees'on' -: :,.a@ = -=-:.!* 11.t
AL hail! Minnesota. '~,s.';>,, ~
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Thi1 = %. + t 4 iSssienghelds q # - .
mocra{y in Minnesota. Last yesr i
gave Rice 4 m,jorityaf 600. Colvi)less
msjos{ty'os Tuesday MD ~ 2s0sl-
r. F. Crowdbs The R >publ;i.u ,aaa-
didatS\ for Judge Of Pssbaae, and Capt.
C'sKA Davis, fort Rsprsseeta.ivs, ,sre
both eleetsd. > The bilaass se the tick.
ct WIS carried by Tho Dsmocritsroqu !:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

"A mechanic at : lbany, New York,
has invented new Cotton gin, with
the great merit Of being portable. A
larger per centage Of cotton, it is also
claimed, is saved by this gin than by
the one now in use, whilst the length
Of tho staple is preserved.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08
w.iB % M1rcH8LtL, EDITOR.
Thu,rsdaY, Nov. O. ,l6oe.
PR0CI.Al1AT1oN.
-.a.ggf3e 1it1syf4 S.-7----ts,t78aI To- rLov II
~ he President Or the unitea states,

his3.s5sJ 81 Us ..----i.5s l&tQ Q !! 'S}h
AlaieAty God, our Hsavsaly Fathey,iAAst
ben plsased to yoaohsats to ", a. a;psepls
another year Of that national life which i.
IN indispensable condition Of peace, seeur.
ity and progress. That year. moreover,
has bssn crowned With peculiar blessings:
Fhs'eivil var that Vas 30 recently among
10 has not sbssn anywhere ,rsspensd al . Por.
sign Intervention has ceased 70 exotic alarm
or apprehsasion; intrusive pe,.ilsnces has
been bsnignly mi.isated; domestic tran
guilty has improved; sen,ims its Of con-
eiliasion have largely prevailed, aud a6sc-
sions Of loyalty and patriotism have been
largely renewed. Our fields have yielded
quite abundantly; our mining industry has
been richly rewarded, and we have been
allowed 70 extend our railroad system far
into the interior recesses Of tho country,
while our commerce has resumed its GUS
tomary activity in foreign seas. These
great national blessings demand 4 national
acknowledgement i;:- "aG ''fn
Nov TBsRsroRr, I, Andrew Johuson,
President Of tho United States, do, hsrsby
recommend that Thursday, the twenty
ninth day Of November next, be set apart
and be observed every where in the several
States and Territories Of the United States,
by the people thereof, as day Of thanks-
giving and praise to Almighty God, with
due ssmenbrancs that in His temple doth
every man speak Of His honor. I.ecem-
mend. also, that ON tho same solemn occa-
sisn We do humbly ana devotedly implors
Him to grant to our national council aud
TO our whole people, that divine wisdom
which alsns can lead any nation into the
vsys Of all good. ..: 81. i.
In Offering these national thanksgiving,
praises and supplica.ions We have the di
vine assurance that the Lord remainsth .
king forever. ''Them that arc meek shall
He guide in judgment, and such Is are
gentle sh.ll Hs learn His way" ''The
Lord shsll give strength to His people, and
thsLord shall give to His people the bles-
sings Of PEACH"
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, AID caused the seal Of the United
States to DO affixed.
Done At the City Of Washington this stn
day Of October, in the year of Our Lord
oas Thousand Eight Hundred aud Sixty
nix. and Of the Independence Of the Uni.
ted States the Ninesy-drst.
lsigned) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President: -
". u, SEwA1D, Secretary Of State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

NEWARK, N. J. Nov. LIST.
hon. WIN. Wright died this morning
at 3 o'clock. The Merchants Insurance
Office ofthis city was robbed last night
OF 100000 in Government bonds.
The robbery was ~fected by picking
the lock Of the safe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

Gen. Sherman, and Col. Cambell,
our Mexican Minister, will sail for
Mexico in the steamer Susquehanna in
few days, to assume protectorate
over that Republic untila general cleo
ton Of a President and Congress can
be had.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

BY Atlantic Cable we learn that
q positive alliance has been entered into
between Russia and Prussia-The Rus
sian Government has given orders for a
large increa Sc of its land and naval
forces The Italian press strongly de-
nounce the late allocution of the Pope
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

CHOW w1so.-There IL q rumor
tilt II Grow Wing the election broke
up in a row, and that there was no
vote counted there.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

VTIAKE UT. "A lot Of ALARM CLOCKS
Wv4-just the thing TO get you up early
in the morning. For sale cheap at BUSH's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

Colonel Roberts has issued ca, g a,d 4"
dTe,s = lie Feni.nn brotherhood, urs 8:
ing them e bury d forYqr1 !ei' military
organizations, in orderto be ready at
call for any emergency. . $3.50
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

DEMEMBER the place to get nice set
II Of Silver Coin Jewelry.2 Brenst Pins,
Sleeve-buttors and EARRINGS, is At BUSHES
Jewelry storc. He engrayes them teauti--
A""J'8 i'll, 80 &GU |tE.I .Tt}"i 4yi:n:.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

No progre4T wU made, in the Fen
iau t,ials Yesterday! feevssIrsf cases
were called, osnd eos motion BY ssouusel
postponed for = fortnight
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Z. sF Il =. RMS COUNTY. ''. %.
1921 - u X, s;u4,'hitns .: :
RETURNS FROM ELEVEN <PRRCINC1s.
z ,'s.-, = --:s ..:4 is,,i:o- :. -,
Tho Election Of Capt. 1. W. Collins
'''n' Certain ...ia: .:..1-.
T. Democrats.
JUDGE llCKELvY AHEAD.


:: $685. --G: !! ~ . .i.:.
:; sr.@cIouo. ,..,t,.~:. :;
Rspab lieans. :".t,.,J !. IL 1,.no.:.,,
For +canere.,, "a Di.t,ies.. 49,:
l. Doune'ly, 177IW. :Col,ille, 272
For State auditor. '''' :,
C. Mcllralh. Isl. A. Nelson, II 2e2
For Clerk or Tie S.pre.e Court.
$. Hough. l95 D. .Cav.a.ush, 255
-: For State Senator. -s,.;.,.., -,
s. NJ: Bruce. =: liz La Evans, 277
~..% For Di.triet Judge.,,l' ~ :
j. n McKelvey, 242 ". g. Moore, COS
: For Cze-k Of Ca.rt.::' ..i.,.:.
R. sohenemann, 145 tG! 8. Nation, 8o2
- "a For Represestahvt. II: T. :i.1'
H. Heputr, =: 1888 N. H. Miner, s'- Nd
B. Overlook, independent Dam -. LAC
a. For 'CSsaty Attorney, ., I! ;. -
L. W. Collins, 242 | o. Taylor. ., ISL
~ votes were cast for /. W. .Collins.)
MAINE PRAIRIE.
MArss Pn41r1., Nov, etb, 1885: =.
EDITOR JouRNAL:-Yhe election to.
day passed off briskly' The result i
as follows: : "a. ''-':.,:: L.
Straight Repblican, '"~: j. go
81 Demeeratic, ~. '|A'' ~ III
49, Yours Respectfully, -" !. =:
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