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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

LIVERPOOL cotton sARKET
LIvgprooL Dee ls-Thc Cotton market todey cpeted
buoyant and adrancedad during the day. Niddng Uponds
being quoted l4d Transactions quite lively and sales
of the DAY amount TO l6 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL Dee ls-Evening.-Thc Cotton market has been
very active all day and prices tend upward hiddns Up
lands closed at further advance Of 3D. the noon rates
having improved fall quarter Of penny on the closing
prices OF yesterday and last quoted this evening at l4
per pound Transactions larger than was expected and
the sales Of the day have reached oOOO bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Dec ls-Evening--The Brcadstufs market s
inactive and shows declining tendency. Corn closed this
afternoon at 3 2 40 10.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Dec ls-Consos to-day have advanced per cent
and are quoted at esl for money.
LONDON Dec lsEyening closed firm at cot for
money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON Dec. ELL O'Clock a. m.-United States Five
Twenty Bonds open with funness and quoted at this
hour at 6a7S American Railway shares are also rather
bettesaes of Illinois Central shares being reported at -
Erie shares have been done at a. l-6a47t
LONDON Dec ls-Noon.-Thc following the latest cur
rent quotations of American securities United States live
Twenes III; Illinois Central shares, az; He Railway
shares, AZ.
LONDON Dec ls-Evenng closing quotations. of Amer
lean securities follows United States 5os 1s Illinois
Central shares, IS Erie Railway shares ~.
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MISSOURI.
REBEL pissATRFAoTIoN WITH THE ACTION or GOV.
FLETCHER.

REBEL pIssATsFACTIoN WITH THE ACTION or GOV.
FLETCHER.
rRIBuSE
81. LOUIS Dee. 1S.-Pettons circulating IN La
favettc and Jackson Counties asking Gen. Hancock TO
stop the proceedings Of Gov Fetehers militia. Dis
patches 10 the same effect have been sent TO President
johnson. The Radical organ in Kansas City protests
against quarcrng roops in Jackson County as unneees-
sarv though admitting that Rebel despcradoes canrot be
convicted under Conservative rule Last week the chyaly
of Galloway County destroyed tho furniture and contents
of Inc freedmen schoolhouse at Fulton but fearing the
militia next day subscribed funds TO rcturnsh the room
better than before.
An interesting family quarrel is in progress among the
Radicals concerning the Office of Crcuit-Auoney the
Governor refusing TO appoint the elected by the ed
pie. appears that subsequent to the election the power
Of filling the vacancy rested with the Governor and ndt
with the people The Senatorial squabbes are mixed in
The fight.
River navigation is difficult, on account OF the
falling of the water and hickenng Of the ice. Two boats
arrived from below, however, and two departed tonight
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. Z

PROPOSED SOLUTION OF TIE HrSeAHrAE DIFFICULTY.
.-... BERLIN Tuesday Dec. u, leeU
It's reported from Vienna that the Austrian Cahi-
net, in despair of satisfying TIE demands Of Hungary,
propose to give all the various naOraties eompos-
ing the Empire the liberty to nsrec upon general
scheme of reconstruction.
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BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
Tur cOyrrDrRATIOY scHEsfF.

IoSnoS Tuesday, Dec re- fss6
The delegation from British North America have
agreed upon the basis Of bill for the Confederation
Of the British Provinces in North America, and as
soon as it IS perfected, the bill viii be sent 70 tho
British Parliament for confirmation.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.
MEXICO.
THE FRENCH TROOPS TO REMAIN NEUrRAL-EFECr
OF MAxIMILIAN's PROCLAMATION

OF MAxMMIANs PROCLAMATION.
q TELEGRAPH
NEw.ORLEANs. Dec. 49, Is66-Your City Of Mexico
who lust arrived here reports that on tho
I'd inst Marshal Bazane issued manifesto in reply to
the EmperoTs determination TO remain stating that IN
future the French troops would remain perfectly neutral
taking no part in Mexican affairs.
About Nov 20 Liberal force attacked San Luis Po-
os aud defeated by Mea with heavy loss in killed,
end 20 pieces of artillery
OrZaba the present residence Of MaXmDlan, IA beng
heavily fortified.
On The nj ght Of the 4th inst Gen Roderglies made
dash with 500 men into Orzaba aud captured 800 mules
He could Is easily have captured Macmillan aud the
whole garrison. public demonstration was made AFTER
the Emperar had declared bis determination TO remain
the poIuace paradng the streets and shouting Dcathto
the French Death TO the AmericansV
Marshall Brzane had sent a cordial Invitation TO Gen
Shean to visit the city Of Mexico aud remain ss his
guest. - -
given his adhesion TO Macmillan with 5000 men
am officially informed that there will not be French
soldier in Mexico after the LIST OF Apn.
PROCLAMATION OF MACMILLAN.
NEw-oRIEAys, Dec. Is.-The following proclamation
Sas issued by Macmillan and promulgated in the City Of
Mexico on the 5th;
oRz,,mo Dec I-MExcANs, Circumstances OF great mag
nude relating to the welfare OF country and which IN
crease in strength by domestic difficulties, have produced
in our mind the conviction that ought TO reconsider tho
mower confded to u.s. Our Council Of Ministers BY as con
yened has given their opinion that the welfare Of
Mexico st requires presence at the head Of aarsj
and we huye considered duty to concede TO their
reoues announcing the time intention 10 eonyoke
National Congress the most ample and liberal basis,
where al political parties participate and this Congress
shall decide whether the Empire shall continue In future and
in case Of assent shall framing the fundamental laws
10 consolidate the public institutions Of the country. To obtain
this result our Councillors present engaged 10 deysng
the necessary means and at the time matters
such that all parties may assist in an arrangement
that basis. q 5000
the time Mexcans, counting upon you an without
excluding any political class shall continue tie work Of
regeneration with courage and consaney having been placed
in charge OF yow countymen M,yD1IIAN
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RIVER
rHF 7R1BrsF.
AlHAyY, Dec. .9,lhe Ptpollers Actin and hsbsrald
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NoRTH GERMAN coNFERENcE.

DEnIN, Tuesday, Dec n lF1'l
The Conference Of the Northern German States las
commenced its session 10 this city
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MFSr NIRGINIA nm me SUPREME COTRT
NORTH CAROLINA.
BY TElgGRAPH 10 TnE tribune.
rDU cTgUT pa g


GEN. sIcKLES'S ORDER.
WILMINGTON Dec lS.-The recent order OF cen Sickles,
prohibiting corporal punishment was served on me 80
hcor of thSDistrct yesterday lts revocation py the
President is confidently predicted.
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Lospox. Tuesday Evening peesle set
1t is reported that the Qualifications on the frontiers
of France are all being strengthened, and that rev
ones are nroiected. 49,
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE 10 DIG. &c.
snRRAT.

LAvAurrrA, Malta. Tuesday Dst y lsee
The United States man.ofway swatsra hsy lsft
here for Alexandris, Egypt, where she willtake on
board the assassin sunatt and Immediately sail fos
America.
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REsIoNATloN 0g N0psTIRR.

Pans. Tuesday. Dec y ltf'
1t is said that Moustor has resigned bis position in
tho Imperial Cabinet, and tLat Loyallette VII DO bis
euecessor
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THE INrER-CoL0NlAL RAILWAY.
FINANCIAL AND .9oMAIERCIAL.

Abe amount of the Inter-colonial Railroad Loan
-has.seen raised to Ct 100000.
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NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RIVER
w TELFGKAPH TO TRIBrSF.
NLHANl,' Dec .9--lhe plrroics Actin 1Ld NSifrdd
srr red herr tonight from Now York ~. fiir dGe8n
eAVesieneed nom tue ace.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NTNTCO

On motion Of Mr.. ORTIZ rep, Ind.) the President
was yrqueed 10 communicate copies Of oh Iurt"nCe on
the Of Mexico By c French troops which has not
heretofore been oflciuly Published
GA istou Of Mr. WILSON dep, Iowa. the Judiciary Com
mii'ee was discharged nom tr further confederation Of te
House Joint resolution for ile protection 81 citizens Of the
United States The matter of public loans ~ The iulicg ~
Mrzco and the referred 90 the Committee GA Foreign
AnaiI,.
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WASHINGTON.

psoUgEpEes ~ CoSGRFss-AcTo' IN CoAhilTEis-
:. THE ARMY APPROXIMATION BiLI-IhE rhhFF ON
vooi-THR RIGHT TO TAX HA1loEAL RAMS
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

COTTAGE TO LET-FURHIsHED. IN BERGEN, n. J.
~ for three months longer twenty minutes ride b.
Monticello horse every few mnuss from Jersey city
fne healthy location; rent cheap. Inquire at Montce
drug of ROBERT II. WI5HART, 80 Erold
way, room 50, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

w nishel House OF moderate size of small family on
Henry Citation streets BROOKLYN In that negborhood
by the lsl Of september Address stating terms, J. T.
hC era nNl
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

RUNAwAYs.--On Saturday forenoon,
Capt Laeg's team started from the
grove In hurry, without driver, and
dashed on to Washington avenue and
tho bridge Here they met Frank
Remoley's team, and the pole Of the
wagon with the runaway team just
grazcd the shoulder of Frank 8 horse
making . marrow escape. fortunately
no special damage wass deue, . ii 8
In an hour;sor two aft Forwards txo,
horse team belonging q Pster lain,
living Il 81 Martin, 40 = i: awisy from
Hayward's Livery Stable. The wagon
was loaded with stove Pipe 4 orate Of
crockery and other articlea. The stove.
pipe was scattered miscellape ously along
St. German street as the team dashed.
along toward Edlebrock''s store, At.
which place they caught the posts that
supported the awning, tearing thon,:
away. Ayoko q oxonshad been tied.
to one # the posts, and just about that
time there was . heterogeneous mascot
horses, awning, wagons, oxen, potatoes,
stove pipe, crockery, barrels, and things
generally ...s
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Commissioners, Notice.
NOTICE OF SALE.


III. B. Holt administrator Of the Estate Of Jona-
than Perrin, deceased late Of tie town Of st. George,
Benton County, Minnesota, having been licensed by
IN order Of the Probate Court Of said County Of
Benton made in said matter, to sell tho personal
estate OF said deceased at private sale or public
ancton DO hereby give notice that1 will expose at
town Of sauk Rapids, II aid County:of Benton At
o'clock ~, on the s1st dry Of Oct, A. D: 1865,
all Of tho following described property, to Wit
half interest in Breaking Pillow, Pillow. l pair Of
Bob sleds Long Sled, Sleigh, Sled, two horse
Wagon, one horse Wagons, Neck. Jokes 2 pair
snsyths Shovel, Spade, Rake, Forks &C., &c: =
sale to commence at O'clock P. II, Of said 31et
OF Octo6er and to continue uhti I'll n Sold
Terms Of saie.Cash on delivery. = "a
Dated sauk Rapids, Mimi, October "a, 1885, ="
..@-s2.auElis.G J.. b. HOLT, Adininistrstor. ..
Immediately after the above sale there will b
to Mrs. Perrin. g: '5h1f
! octA4w' .oloiahooflJ. 3. HolT.
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r s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
John r. ssnultz: ~
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
the 24rn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850, at 10 o'clock
A. H. of tho said days and then and there show cause
why your Homestead No. 1854, made by you August
10TH 1865, upon the Of section No. l. in township
12 range in the District of Land subject to sale at
St. Cloud, Mimi, should not be Cancelled Byron
A. Cole, alleges abandonment thereof by you and
proposes then and there to show the same when you
will be permitted to oppose sue such showng;
oct11-6wA CA. GILMAN, Receiver.
TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, ::
Y. October 9th, 1866.
Alfred ssurtcrast:
s1R: You are hereby notified TO appear at this office
on tho 24rn DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1866, at
IL H., Of tho said day, and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 615, made by
you at this Office, the Goth day of June, 1884, upon
the nc section q, in township 49, range %, should
not be Cancelled ono Spence III. Gibbs alleges an
abandonment thereof by you, and proposes then and
there to show such abandonment, when you will be
permitted to contest such showing
HENRY C. WAIT, Register
ccn1:6wa -, G. A. GILMAN, Receiver
TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
u October 9th, 1866
| Solomon Moore:
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear at this office
| on the 24rn DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1866, at ~
O'Clock NJ of said day and tlcn and thtrc show cause
this Office October 9Th, 1868, upon the NV Of
lands subject to sale at st. ClVhd, Minn should not
be cancelled, one John F. Cline, alleges an abandon.
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there to
show suchian abandonment, whcn> you will be allow
| HENRY G. WA1TtRegistcr,
| ocf11.e,vl g. A GILMAN Receiver
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TINE TABLE.
Minneapolis g. st. Anthony Trains
FOUR TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.

LEAVES ST. ANTHONY DEPOT.
10 A. N. IL % A. II. 245 P. NJ. 500 P. ".
LEAVES ST PAUL DEPOT.
500 A. NJ. 1000 A. N. 200 p. II. LOO P. II.
Purchase tickets at the Stations before entering tho
cars at a discount from the regular train rates.
Passengers must get their Baggage checked before
it will will be carried over the road and the arrival
OF the train at the place Of destination must present
the check and take possession Of their baggage The
company will not be responsible for the safety of any
ba? after its arrival at station for which it is
checkcdt being no part of the business of this
pany to receive and store baggage unless a special
contract is made to that effect:
=. a. The Minnesota Stage Company run daily
line OF Stages up the Sank Valley to Sank Centre and
tr-weekly to Fort Abbercrombe; also tri-wcekly to
Little Falls, Fort Ripley and Grow Wing, leaving st.
Cloud Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at AN,
V9n11-u F. K. DELANO, Sup't.
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Boy wanted.--A capable, in
dustrious boy, Of from 16 to IS years of
age, wanted at this Office to learn the print
ing trade Good wages will be paid. APP
ply Immediately. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

MILLINERY GooDs.-Miss +. E. CLAIR
has just returned from the East with fine
lot Of fashionab Die bonnets, hats, and mill
merry goods, of the fall and winter styles
Her stock will be found complete in choice
selections. Ladies are requested TO call. at
her rooms, over J. +. Benefits store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

: p1scu~FeED-D. W. orcutt' on trial
Tor The larceny Of a pair Of government
mules at this place in July last, was d's-
charse ed last week, after q trial before the
U. S. District Court The jury, after a
short absence, returned verde, Of mot
rpilty"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11
THE REGlsTERsH1p.-Quitc a mum.

Der Of our Democratic friends arc gazing
with hungry eyes on the Registership> of
the Laud Office, now so we'll and salts
factorily filed by Hon. H. G. Wait.
1t is said that Judge Evans is quite vii
ling to waive his extremely slim chan
ccs of being State Senator this fall for
the fat berth Of the Registers Office.
Hon. N. +. Barnes, it is currently ru-
mored, has intimated to Mr.. Norton
that he himself might be persuaded to
accept the labors of the position in con-
sideration Of the salary and fees. This
is pressed as being some equivalent tor
the nomination for the Senate which he
dio not get. In various quarters there
are whispers that our present worthy
Mayor, Judge Gregory, has been watch
ing for an opportunity to exchange the
barren chair Of the Mayorplty for, the
latter one Of the Registership. If it
were not that the Judge is a Democrat,
aud the Democrats have an historic re-.
.pusnancc TO holding Federal offices,
we might be tempted to lend an ear to
this rumor. Last, but not least, the
Hon. j. P. Wilson, is said to be Zig
urins" for the position. AS it is we'll
known that j. P. Wilson can "6gure"
ont almost anything, Eve refer to Col.
Shaw, Of the Merchants it would be
surprising if he could not this time
'6gure' himself IN. But as he start
ed the other day for the pine country
Of the Upper Mississippi, We guess he
considers his chances rather slim. But
go in, gentlemen; it is very amusing to
US outsiders.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

BEATES.-We notice by tho st. Peter -4a-
peytiser that Prof. Silver, who Aourished
SO extensively here, had both his horses
beaten at St. Peter recently. Silver lost
Soma funds IN the onera1ion.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

Coop SHoT.-Mr. Charles Taylor killed.
three wild geese yesterday morning at a
single shot, among the islands opposite
Tobey's mill.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

Cons EAsr.-Mr. L:vi Wheeler left 70
the East on Mond,y, where he intends re-
naming. Mr.. Weceler takes with him the
warm wishes of hosts of friends.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

MAus.-Two mails are now received dai
" from St. Paul-one at noon and anothe
by the evening train The latter brings
little more than papers. r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

DARK Last Sabbath night was dark as
80 stack of black cats" a good, many
pious people made very impious ezclama'
lions while running into fences, embrac-
ing hitching posts. tumbing over stumps,
and disarra nge,ug themselves generally in
their efforts to find their way home from
church.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

HARDwARE.-C. F. & ". Powell
have received one of the most complete
stocks of hardware ever offered in this
market. It embraces all the most
popular styles Of stoves, for parlor,
kitchen, or Office: everything in the
line Of shelf hardware that may be
called for, aud full line Of tin and
sheet iron ware. People will save
money by examining Powells' stock
before making purchases elsewhere.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

F1GuT.-A fsticuff took place in front of
the Montana saloon on Saturday, but as no
heads were broken We will not go into par
fiou1ors
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

PETTY LARcEN1Es On last Fri
day night some scamp Of: scamps broke
into the Everett Schoolhouse and stole
some books, curtains, bell, chair, buck
ct and other articles. 49,:
On Saturday night an amount Of car
pet sufficient to cover the floor of a
room was stolen from Mr. G.: Taylor's
residence. :'.."-' .*.'
We have learned of other cases Of
petty theiving, and it would be we'll for
some person to give these pilferers a
couple of ounces of buck shot:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

FO1IED.-Whel Gen. German was here
lately, he quietly intimated to some Of the
soldiers that if they would organize "Col
Vile Club" At St. Cloud they could
have the exclusive control of the Federal
patronage of this part Of the District. His
insulting proposal was Indignantly srurn-
3D. The soldiers are not to be bought
ITO be literally correct We ought, probably,
to except Colville's case, but as the price
paid was so small, it can scarcely be con-
sidered purchase)
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Go TO WEsT's-Do not fail to read
VESTS new advertisement, and do not
fail Ito do just as It tells you-go to
Vests for any Of the articles mentioned
or for a thousand others not enumera-
ted. West has brought stock Of
goods in his line, that can scarcely be
equaled by any in St. Paul, aud he is
determined to sell rs cheap as the goods
can be bought in that city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

r. Nor1cE.-All persons having library
books will bring them in at once to
Vests bookstore.
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=. Mr. :, G. 4, Gilman 'l'p entered upon
his duties as Receiver sof the :1ve Land
"xOAiee:a at this place on last Saturday. .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

:: !" Huan.: TrUjRN1r.-Mr. M. Inkholt;
Of this county, raised turnip which
measures 80 inches the long way: 81
inches around, and weighs III pounds
It can be seen at Loyegs store. ~. y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-11

. AN UNFORTUNATE BEING.-An in
diyidual residing in the. country had
applied at the last term of the District
Court for a divorce from the. wife Of
bosom. Thinking that of course it
would be granted, he brought with him
another woman to whom he proposed
being united in the silken bonds of do
nestle felicity. Making a little detour
he went to Platte River, where his wife
that-was-to-be had some grain, and
putting on load of wheat, which he
considered just the same as his own,
started for town. This was on Satur-
day last, and about dark he drew near
to Sims & Arnold's mill, and about
then and there his wagon stuck in
mud hole. Unhitchipg his team and
leaving his wheat he went to a far
mers near by and spent the night.
On returning to his wagon next morn
lug, he discovered that during the
night some person had stolen all bis
wheat. Burdened with these i'll tt.
dings he came to town, and proceeded
to Judge Evans, Office to get his license
for marriage No. 2. The Judge among
other questions asked to see bis d.
vorce; the anxious individual replied
that he did not have it, but that call
was right" =. When he went to look it
ur, however, he found that Judge Me-
Kelvy had declined to separate him
from the partner Of his joys and sorrows
whom he had left at home, and that
:''all was not right" Then came re-
cital of his woes showing that
misfortune marked him for her own"
"Ouly little while ago." he said,
*duripg.a thunder storm a fine mare
aud cote were darned fools enough to
run into the lake and drown themselves
-tlcre was $500 gone: Then I got
a load Of wheat that belonged to the
woman | was to marry, and on Saturday
night: that was stolen. And, now, I
had applied for a divorce from my wife,
and thinking Of course I should get it,
brought along another woman whom !
intended to marry. But I didn't get
the diTorce-and its just my Internal
luck ~ lie left town in disgust. ;" -.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for an Ho.
ly Royal Arch Chapter has been grant:
ed-to constitutional number If breth.
ern Of this place, to be named Saint
Cloud Chapter. The Organization will
be perfected on Thursday evening, IL tn
inst, with the following principal off
GERS .-.
Most Excellent igh Priest WA. B. Curry
=. Most Excellent High King, ~ Oscar Taylor
| Most Excellent High Scribe, ". 7. Rigby
Brethren Of the Holy; Royal Arcl
from abroad are expected to be in at
tendance, and good time generally
looked for. 10 -" ..~.;,9s
THEY HAVE CoME.-Joseth. Ede1
brock has received a splendid lot Of ne,
;, goods. purchased :, in New York az
Boston. It embraces staple dry goods
u Indies dress goods in great variet!
= boots, Shoes. fur hats and caps, glove
notions, 'queensware, &C., &c. AT 9,
animation ofHMr:" Edelbrock's stoc
n | LII