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pations in it. Look at the Directory for 1862 and
iS63 The only way to avoid imposition IL to make
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22
., OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM.

In an article in. the New York Tribune
containing severe criticism Of the work.
iugs Of the educational system Of that
State, we find the following complimentary
notice Of the policy of Minnesota:
L But, while we are thus dominated by
erroneous conceptions Of the scope and
true objects Of public education. the Wes,
IS more free to crystalize it's forming insti-
tutions in accordance with our highest re-
quirements and the present condition u
knowledge. With all our complncency, We
must cross the Mississippi TO find the in
auguration of the true and most enliql,t en-
ed policy. Minnesota proposes to make
her Common School system the first in the
country, by establishing moro compre-
hensive md efficient scheme Of National
Training establishments than is to be else
where found. s.ss ,sss.s ...ty Id. ~
And while the gift Of lands from The Na
tional Government for agricultural educa-
tion have been alienated in the East TO in
stitutions whose spirit Is foreign to the es-
sential purposes Of the grant, Minnesota
proposes to donate her share Of the endow-
Ment to the direct and universal pro-
motion Of agricultural education, by raising Z
the grade and widening the scope Of her
Commen Schools through the agency Of .
well endowed and efficient system Of Train.
ing Colleges. II she has the sagacity and
statesmanship to accomplish this, her po,
.siticn in the coming generation will .bs
eminent and enviable ameng the States oi
The regenersted Union. '1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22

mine anyhow, from The beginoin. Apy.
man who Good sympathize with the rebel,
~ s'cn struggle, must, yoo will aeknovl-s
suge. aev he'd . long career nv iniquity 70.
at en, 1or sieh sin. Why" sed he, ,'do.
700 thlnk use Ill the shot hev? Not
any. Them yeose seen piled on were used
top Nv the pile. =. . =, - - -, :
Any quantity w yoor party escape me.
mem fellows who are yet votin for Jack
son III never git, and the most w them ex
aliuz votes unscratched tickets will dodge
me. Their Innocence protects 'em. Il
takes = modritly smart man to be vishna
cauf to distinguish between good and evil.
eusseduess enuf; I" deliberately choose the
laiier, and brains. enuH to do somstiin
siartiin in that line. Dan Voorhees, NV In
|]eany, hez all these qualities developed 10
degree wlch exci'es my profound respect.
Between him and Feraandy Wood it, nin:
and tuck. Fernandy did wicked fhinrs,
With more neatnis than Voorhees,. but for :
actual love Nv doin EN-, voorhees, beets the
world. 81 sed,"s continued he. ..tbat the
war wasn't Of much yoose to me-. repeat
lit wuz damage. Afore the war. I he'd
my own way pretty much in the Soutkern
States For every octoroon Good count
On at least two planters, and under tn.
patriarkle system Nv Afrikin slavery. fwich
by the way was one Of my most brilliant
| cohsepl!oDs) octooroors multiplied With a
rapidity pieasin to behold: But now alas !!
the octooroon business IS done, and INV
bes: holt is gone. have some little hon :
however. Dimocrisy is displayin a vieRer
eidn.t think th'y possest.- Eff they kin
only GIT strength enuf to elect the next
PRESIDENT and re-establish s!averyi The
hot fills me with unutterable JOY. The
redoosin OF the nigger, to bondage aRin.
wood give me clean title to evry last one
who helped to do it, and in gittin them
back to their normal condishun' !bv M,
way that's anuthcs phrase Of n,ine} there a
be enuff slaughterin aad murders to satisfy
several sich Satans e. am. I'd help en-
ct knowd how, but l can't improve on Ell
ther their speakers Or writer's, and ez lonet
ez men will do my work gratis don't see>
the yoose Nv interferin'. 49,
At this Pint couple Nv small inns nm.
dertook to push me into the stream. and In
the struggle l awoke. My dream wuz DER.
out the impression remained. t.Kin II le >
mused / pehsively. s'tLat ne are doin tho
deslis xcrk, and are, We to 30 finally re.
.xarded IN the manner l saw in my vision I
Ef so, hedn't / better quit and repent q. :.
s But l thought again, that however r.
mite be fer younger men, it. wood be of NO
Yoese tor me. l he'd yo:sd the s.r.i. ticket
Tor thirty years, and the ten or twelve
years I he'd to live wuz too short time in
which to repent successfully nv aich .-:.-:--
ty.Ezeo1 sank into sleep agin. this time
dreemin that l had turned Feuian-hed
elected myself He'd Centre for. the Stait w
Kentucky. and was just investin $75, ,OCQ
in . magnificent plantashun ..es-.- ',s.g--
r PETROLEUM Y, NAebY.
Lait Pastor Of the Church Of the Noo Dispen.ssnun
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22
NIGHT WATCHES.
u JULIA xIrcaIlss

In the silent night watches -, ~. =.
Sometimes my dull ear catches
Tones Of q voice I hear on earth no more ~
All once to know It near me,
= To hearft sweet word cheer me, 81 *, d.
ny longing ear would pierce the unknown shore.
In the silent night watches -4
Sometimes my dim eye catches 's* i +'-'~
alimpscs Of forms see on earth no more s5s3 s.
Al! It the grave could free them, -~,f.s 81
:, If again could see them, z = >s-.
my tearstatned eyes would search the wide world oe
In the silent night watches . HI.
Sometimes the door nnlatchea i5.5 >"
And steps familiar tread the haunted room: ~ /.
Perhaps moment only, s.-zssrzs T. .. .s.s 9
And then, they leave me lonely, -
My heart oppressed with sadness and ~ith gloom. d
On! eyes that shine SO brightly! =.
=, Oh steps that move 20 lightly! -'F-i"~ :
oh! ringing voices, wherefore do ye come1
r.s{1 re are 90 far removed - Iii a-.. ..
From sin and care,-beloved.
"hat brings ye back to my unhappy homer
Know ye my deep detection, ~ III
And doth your old affection -ss@s5 :
Tempt ye, kind spirits, from beyond the tomb, ,
To cheer my lonely vision
With glimpses Of Elysimm,
AND draw me nearer your celestial homet --~--,--
Ye come not 10 the hours
When mirth and song and flowers
Oner their incense to the laughing div; -
Nor where the lamps burn brightest,
:. Nor where the dance IL ightest, ID .; - T.
Nor at the festive board. brilliant and gay. 2.
But in the deep'ning twilight. -: IL
Or when the pale moon shines bright,
And tender whisperings fill the midnight wind.
feel ye drawing nearer, : " ~ -
And clearer still and dcarer iss.s =.
Until the world and care arc far behind. .se 81 80,
! And when the dawn returning. ..,-z..s..5 :. =.
Lights up tho garrish morning -. 49, ~
With pink and golden clouds of sunlit hue;
In spite of my upbraiding -
I feel ye fading fading- -
Lost like the rosy clouds, in misty dew
-C.ereland lO) Pain Dealer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22

ACARD.
.sE = rs. At ~

For the purpose Of more fully supplying
the wants Of the public, and iny order to
prevent interruptions deslers from PALM
ing off inferior and worthless goods as the
MoRros GoLn Pens, shall hereafter SELL
NO GOODS AT WHoLEsALE excepting only to
duly Appointed and Authorized Agents, to
whom . Certificate Of such Agency will be
given, and who alone shall be able to sell
the MoRroN PEss in that city or village.
TO my Agents shall give 4 liberal dis
count upon their agreeing to- supply the
public At my publisea and well-known
prices. .:.gzss1a
jewelers. and stationers will, in all cases,
be preferred as Agents. .:.'s ...~.t !. @.>I 81
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be
stated upon application, by letter or other
wise.
Where no Agency is established, those
wishing the MoaToN PEN must, send 10 my
store, where prompt attention. will be: given
to their orders. - = Il ! j i }
A Circular, with fac-simile Engravings
Of all Sizes and Prices, will be sent to any
one on receipt of letter postuge.
Address a. MORTON, No Is Maiden-lane,
New York.
Dated NewfYork, Nov. l, 1865. vsn1s-sm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22
The Winona ReDublseo,, ~;~>. ~, /.

The "inona Republiean gives IN ac..
count Of sharp Transactions. occurring Ia
the western part of that county. A Mr..
austin sold to Mr.. Woodruff, i farm. OBJ
tanning therefor $1,000 in cash. Austiu
went immediately to Winona, and before
Woodrnffs deed was placed on record; in
duced second man to purchase the farm,
from whom he received 500, cash. fhe'
second purchaser put his deed on reco, d
without delay. and thus became the ac,usl
owner of the land. Woodruff came on In
season to find that he had been sxindled
out Of his nineteen hundred dollars, Austin
having lefe for parts unknown. Officers
are in pursuit Of bin, - ::.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22
Nasty.

Mr.. Nasby Entoys . Vision OF the Next
>- World, "--.ss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22
8rQnNli0a AZ

The total crop Of wheat in Ohio in 1864
was 1924 ,S25 bushels, which was. pro-:
duced on l,t55, 593 acres. This shows =
fraction less than ten bushels to the acre.
The yield per acre in Minnesota was twen-,
ty.fve bushels in 1865. Health and wheat
are the 'rst attractions of ;h,s upper State.
Life and the staff Of lite are the chief pro-.
ductions.. Il. is said to be the best resort
for invalids afflicted with difficulties of tha
liver and lungs: The air is peculiarly
vigorous, aRd the weather IL tree from
those frequent and sudden changes that.
distinguish our latitude.-&. Lou, Demo-
eraI r..t .......s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22

"A farmer in Olmsted County writes
to the Rochester Pest that within week
ne had seventy-seven sheep killed ard 4
number more badly wounded By dogs.
From this. he gives quite. s stronE areu-
ment in favor Of the dog law. "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22
WHEAT AND HEALTH IN MuNNE6O,
L ~ ia, -....

While the wheat crop has been subject to
great yicissitudes in other States, it has
steadily lept up full yield in The young
and promising State of Minnesota - ap-
pears in the following table,: =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22

:, A call is solicited from all who would
like to purchase anything in his line, a. d
he will insure to oil good goods a. low pri-
ces. ~...... .-...
>:.A<st'<:'5 .TnEOD0RE sTEINBURG.
St. Cloud, Aug. %, 1865. v8u5-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22

World.
@.@- Written for tho Toledo Blade]
-. l.. .. CoNFEDRIT X ROADS {wich)
Ia In the Stait nv Kentucky
..- .....: ... February 5, 1866
Last mite retired to my virtoous couch
At percisely half-past eleven, after .eatin q
rather light supper, for that time Nv night.
alluz make it pint to eat light in the
evenin, for I'm git.in old and my digestive
faculties ain't what they was when wuz
young. Alas We who hev lived out the
best part Nv our days, wat wood we give to
be act back to the time when, with out f..
culties unimpaired,, We. Good consoom 4
good square meal without fear " conse-
ken.es. But .-c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-22

"A subscriber hands Us the following
from the Calias (Me.) Adverar:
Mr.. Abnst Townsend, Of Alexander, brought into
market on Friday last, hog raised BY hiui, which,
when killed was only fifteen months old and weighed
seven hundred and twenty five pounds. This 3 the
largest hog we have read Of this seasons II any one
mas larger one and will send good spare 1b Of
him, wo will mention the fact.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17

lancs NIT aQer Gnf4tebenbeh ~ is.frebsn
babe ba6 bei btsltm 8efrstunBen taua@
~ tra@ten ftt, tnb bet bet 0eftaltunB bs8
bunbesfaatli&tn gtrb6!tnt0es bic btermit.
pertr60li&e @elbttdnDtetett Der Gtn3tltaa.
ten In ttret tnnsrt1 Yerfa6un9smdbt8tn4
;3ufdnben ui9t nut ttbalteu, funbert, pas
fir aud cine 8ewti7t @emdbr bur@ bic
8unpespefa0unB erlan8t ,perbe, tnb bab
Ste aur @rrti@un8 be6l bs3tt@neten 3teles
iebe ir9enb u,Seli&e AnndbtrunB 8apers
an preuben urb ben ttorbbeutf4en 8unb
iowpbl auf Ypltsptrtb pnftli&em @sbtete,
ale aud fit ben GaQ zines 8rfe8e8 urb
@eratreoung Der entipre@enben mtlitart>
f9.n Ginrt4tun8en er3ttIt ,rerbtt iole.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
Dfelelbt II Diflutebr 8r5Ber ale irsfnD
etne @aieernttE. bit mon ienal8 In &ans

Dfeielbt II Yieluaebr 9r6ser ale irsfnD
etne Maistrnbtt, bie mon jsnals In Ban,
&c er3telt bat.
Sn 8eSuB auf ben @ei;entan Sas
Der Mder3au unBlQdlia, SIN geSenwdrtts
gen Sabr tptrb ba6 GrtrdDnib nt4t mebr
al8 143,0O0,00O Bul9el betra9en.
@tnn bteie8 Gr8eaaiB einen 8eptNtn
@rab ber @trn1tnberu,,9 orceutet 4, 70 tptrb
biefelbe bennp@ tur@ Sic Yor3dBli@ere
4ualttdt Der Gru@t btnlan0li9 au99e<
8lt@en. Die beurt9e Grnbte betrd9t rur
100000 8ui@d r1ebr al@ Die i'm
Sabre 1852. Die @erminberuns I'm @l>
beu trft nod bentlE@er berDor. Die S@dt@
.3,1tBet beutea ,peni8er ale 100000
8ul&el IN elf ftitbsr In bet, 8eriaten
11t@t e~rtpdbnten Stautt1n AT. Dae 1T un,
.ei1er 8ru@tbttl tpent9er, alS fanf s3tkn>
tel Der Grnttt I'm Sabre 1859. ..s2
@tnf@tlf4 ber 8%trminberure Der
@et3enernte in ben lest perflofenen bret
9abren 1T bemerttn8wertb, bop felt 1864
bte1s @~et3enernbte III GnBlanb etenfaQs
abnabn1. Die ealtfprni(9e @etjenernte
BON Der man 6fentlt& weniB Nuti3 9e@
,1cttn1et bal, 1T auBelprbentlt@ 9rpb. SIN
Sabre 1860 belief il@ bic @rnte In jenrnt
inu8e1 @taat auf beinabe 100000
8uidel. SEPT aber bebauptea bic lette>,
ben Garuer @alifornien6, baB BE MuS<
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