The St. Cloud journal., 1866-10-25
49, We would respectfully request all

49, W. ''oa'd respectfully request all
business men and Others Wishing any kind Of
JOB Printing, to call and examine our ex-
.ensirs stock Of New Material, just received
rom tie east, before sending to St. Paul or 60
iag else'chere. Our JOB Office is nov one .,
tie best in tie State, and sre do work ,rhich
W will guarantee to be satisfactory, at st.
Paal prices.
PlzsDr1zllAx.-Pastor, Rev. Il. v. Campbell. Ser
~. sunday School amer morning service.
~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in your orders.
Boy wanted.--A capable, in
dustrious boy, Of from l6 to 1s years of
age, wanted at this Office to learn the print
ing trade. Good wages will bo paid. Ap-
ply immediately.
SlDEwALKs.-J. r. Clark has the con-
tract for building the sidewalks on the cas-,
side of Washington avenue: He will push
the work forward promptly and vigorously.
ANNUITY Goops.-A large quantity Of
annuity goods came up for the Chippewas
last woek, and has been taken up to the
Agency. The annual payments will com
mence at once.
UNION MILLS y. r. Clark is putting up
an addition, s0x50, two stories high, to
these 6-st.class Touring mills. This will
make the mill 125 feet long. They have
recently been provided With additional new
machinery, and are turning out an excel
lent quality Of -four, aud shipping large
quantities to the East.
sxow.-During most Of yesterday and
last night snow fell so As to partially COW
., the ground, while . disagreeable wind
whirled the fakes hither and thither, and
into ones eyes. We look for pleasant
weather again after this little "aurry" has
passed away.
RIo1sTEH LET every Union voter see
that his name is on the poll list. These
are now posted up and can bs examined.
The Judges Of Election viii hs in session
at the Court House on Wednesday, October
3Ist, from %. H., to 4 P. H., at which
time names can be added. Don't tail to
sesists-.
A AMoxsrrl.-Mr. John Brake6eld, Of the
town Of Avon, in this county, left at our
Office last week, . cabbage which weighed,
untrimmed, th1.y5our pounds. It weighs
now, with all the outer leaves cut of, thir-
ts-one pounds and half Can any locality
beat this? Let Us hear.
BEAUTIFUL 6uT.-We are indebted to
Mr. H. W. Hanford, who returned from the
East last week, for tho present Of an ele-
lant revolver. It is six-shooter Of conve-
nient pocket size; the barrel [of the best
steel) is silver plated and the cylinder gilt
and both beautifully chased, while the han
die is Of pearl. The pistol, with cartridges
&e., is encased in q handsome rosewood
box, It is An elegant and acceptable gift,
for which Mr.. Hanford will please accept
our thanks.
orally RoUND THE FLAG, Bo1s !''-
Capt 8. NJ. Bruce entered the Third Regi'
ment ~ private, and on account Of his
tail form and we'll known bravery, was ap'
pointed color bearer of the Regiment. HI
is now the color bearer Of the Union party
in this District, and the boys are rallyint
around him with enthusiasm. He is SUR
Of An election-it is already beyond doubt
Three cheers for Capt. Bruce!
Ixx1oRAxrs.-On Friday five families
from Indiana, passed through town in wag
ons, going to homes near Maine Prairie.
The same day = couple Of families. vel
provided with stock, passed through TO
Psynesville. They came from North6elo
On Saturday two families wcnded thei
way toward sauk Centre, where they vii
settle upon honesteads.
Fatal Acc1DExT.-Mr. Donald Steven
son has furnished Us with the particular
Of IN accident which occurred at Osaki
Lake on the 11th. Mr.. T. Gordon wa
hunting deer, and about dusk came to
large marsh. Some distance off, in til
tall grass, he espied what he thought was
deer, and taking aim fred. The shot pro,
I'd fatal to Norwegian named Nelson, th
ball entering his abdomen : and coming or
at the spine. he lived three days. Til
man had on fur cap and russct-colore
esat, 50 that, in the high grass, with Ii
fading light, he WAS readily mistaken f
deer. He leaves destitute family.
PoPI Coux11.-We learn that Mr.. Fer
d Woodcock, late OF this city, IS the Un
q candidate for Register Of Deeds in POI
esu,ty. Mr.. W. is one Of the ''boys
blue" and ~ Pope county is strongly r
publican, he will surely be tlscted. +
win make . good officer. The differen
between the Democrats and Republicans c,
thus readily bs seen-in stearns county
soldiers are nominated, while in Pope cou
y several are to bs elected. The Dem
eraas do not nominate soldiers where tn
think their party is strong enough to car
any other Of their men through.
Or Coulsr.-A pair Of excellent Engli
riding gloves care by mail from Fort g.
~, B. N. A., last week with the follow
note pinned to them: