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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-25

The St. Paul Pioneer, in speaking
Of the Southern Loyalists who recent
" assembled at Philadelphia, and some
Of whom spoke in Chicago in opposi-
ton to the Presidents policy of giving
the country into the hands Of rebels,
says it would be in favor of 'thamgim9
them to the limbs Of the tal2est tree IN
Illinois," This is the free speech that
the friends OF Colville would accord to
the loyal men Of the South who have
suffered 80 much for the Union.
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CAPT. l.. w. COLLINS served three
years 10 the Seventh Minnesota Regi-
ment, sharing in all the dangers, trials
and hardships Of the Regiment, end do
iDg his full duty. He is, though a
young man, = well-read lawyer, and
would satisfactorily discharge the duties
Of County Attorney. He will certainly
b elected, especially a. the Democrats
intend vodas for soldiers" tbil fall.
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'THE Republicans of Minnesota"
says German, "once endorsed President
johnson" Probably they did. Read
the article on the first page headed,
"My Policy" in 1864, and see where
Andy johnson then stood. When he
turns traitor the Republican party crop
him. So do the~soldicrs drop Colville.
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HENRY Ward Beecher has broken
the spell which for a time seemed to
bind him to the cause Of wrong and
corruption, and he is oncc again him
self: In speech at Brooklyn on the
18th, he, in the words Of the Pioneer,
.'scored the Presidents party most un-
mercifully." They had been claiming
him as belonging to them he was
"Daoiel come to judgment )"
what do they think Of him now? He
closed his eloquent Grafton by advising
all young men to vote the uuadultera.
ted Union ticket. Let all middle aged
and old men do tue same.
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CAPT. Fisk writes from Helena. Mon
tana, under date ofSept. Goth, ANNOUNCE
ing the safe arrival Of his train at the
gold mines. He adds:
Philip Beaupre, my first assistant on the
expedition just closed, heads q p,rty of SO
or rs good men, 9th saddle and pack ami
mails, to start fo-morrow for Minnesota,
via the Northern Overland route, and over
tho trail Of our train last summer. They
expected to reach St. Cloud by the LIST Of
November.
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Does the right to make laws for
the people Of the United States reside
in Congress elected by the ballot, or
in President elected by ballot?
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Az uHBLUsn1Ha TALsEHOOD.

If will take $500, 900 to pay the Con.
gressional Bouuties voted themselves by
the Radical Congress. This is tho way tho
money Of the people has been squan-
dered BY Ignstius Donnelly !-Poneer.
This same falsehood was reiterated
by Gen. German ON Monday evening.
Mr.. Donuelly did not vete for the
$4,000 additional salary. When bill
for similar purpose Was introduced
during the session, he voted against it.
When the bill which is now . law was
brought up, Mr.. Donnelly was not in
Washington, having previously Leen
summoned to Philadelphia by . tele-
gram announcing the dangerous illness
Of one Of his children. Therefore
Gen. German is retailing what he
knows to be falsekood.
But We eau inform the people who
did vote for the $1,000 additional sala-
y, at the same time giving but 500
to the two years. and $50 to the one
years soldier. That was Senator Dan
'el s. Norton, the man who placed
Colville in nomination for Congress,
and the man whose tool Colviile would
be if elected. This Norton was in the
Der this, soldiers! If you vote fol
Colville, you vote for Norton, and
he is the man who gave himself 81, 900
and you but 800 or $50 apiece. Why
did not Gen. German speak of this
when he was whining about Donnelly
Wb5 don't he tell tho truth : hdd"'
sgt his politics.
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Republican County Ticket.
Rr County Asditor,
BARNEY VOSBERG.
For County Attorney,
CAPT. L. W. COLLINS.
For Cgsrk Of tie Distriet Court
CAPT. R. SCHOENEMANN,
For County Commissioners,
A. ". LIBBY, I'd District.
A. SUTTON, Sd District,
JOHN sCHONLABEN, 4th Dist.
N. DONNELL1's APPOINTMENTS.

IL. 0ONNG11IY'8 APPOINTMENT
Hon. I. Douuelly and Hon. Il. l..
Gordon will speak as follows:
Anoks, Wednesday, Oct. oath.
Monticello, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Clearwater, Friday, Oct. 2Gth.
Sc. Cloud, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
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oDNAT0R RAMSEY AND GOVERNOR
MILLER.

Senator Ramsey and Ex-Governor
Miller will speak At the following times
and places:
Elk River, Monday, October Goth.
Sank Rapids. Tuesday. October S0th.
Little Falls, Wednesday, October 3lst.
Sc. Cloud, Thursday, November lst.
Maine Prairie, Friday. November I'd.
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NOTICE TO SETTLERS
RAILROAD LANDS

OFFICE OF THE FIRST DIVISION !
Sr. PAUL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co..
ST.. PAUL, Sept. Doth, 1896.
All persons settled on Railroad Lands belonging to
this Company in the towns and ranges mentioned
below who claim the right to purchase the same at
Government price, are hereby notified to present
proof Of their right to purchase and make payment
therefor at tkc office Of the Company without del ",
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%1H0 10 $500 PER MONTH MADE By srt-
R1OO ling The Qamp, 10 Battle Neid and ia
Hoptt9h or Lights and Shadows Of tho Great Rebel.
lou. Or 500 pase: 100 ans illustration, No
sparkling: Just what everybody wants to read. Il
sells itself More AGENTS WANTED. send for eir.
cu!as. Address National Publishing House, No. 10
Lombard Bloch, Chiosge, III, -. sNnllSm
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0FFICIAk]
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
ssssSyss..ssszssse
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

n pursuance Of law, I, Charles lcIlrsth, Commits.
sioner Of the State Land Ofce do hereby declare
AMI make known that public salS of school lands
Will DO held In tho county Of stesrns Friday, the
9th day OF November, A. D. 1885, at the Treasnrers
ONCE IN tho town Of st. Cloud. 1t ten O'Clock 4.
when the following tracts parcels Of land will be
offered for sale,syiZ:
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TIE Election in Minnesota takes
phes On Tussdsy, November 9Th.
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where may be found a good assortment Of
wA1enEs, and

Of the latest styles and patterns, purchased
for cash. and will be sold at very small
advance. ~
Our goods will be represented just as
they are, and our endeavor will be to please
those who see fit to patronize US.
Having had many years experience with
the best Of workmen We feel justified in
saying that We nre fully competent TO re-
pair any watch, from the common Quartine
to tho finest chronometers. Our work, and
also our goods will be WARRANTED.
Hoping to receive share Of tho public
patronage. we pledge ourselves to serve our
patrons faithfully. =" *.=~
=. A W BUSH.
st. Cloud, Oct; 18th, 1866. v9nl4
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SUCCESSORS TO E. W. & L. G. s1Ms,)
Brokers' Block. SAINT German Street,
ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Take pleasure in informing their friends
and the citizens of St. Cloud and Northern
Minnesota that they have just completed
their Fall and Winter stock of
DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS,
DYE sTUFFs,
Glass, Glassware,
And oil other articles usually found in a
first-class Drug House.
Agents for all the
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
A full line of
LAMPS AND LAMP CHIMNIES,
a KEROSENE OIL, ALCOHOL,
Pure Wines and Liquors.
TOILET GOODS
From the best French, English. German
and American factories, comprising
PoMADEs, COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS
for the handkerchief,
SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS,
And all the latest cosmetics of the season.
The above goods were bought for cash in
the Eastern markets, and will BE- sold at a
small margin.
"a German spoken.
TICKNOR, TOLMAN & co.
St. Cloud, Oct. 24th, 1866. v9n14
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TICKN0R, TOLMAN g. CO.,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE,

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
i people Of St. Cloud and vicinity that
he has opened
.JEWELRY STORE.
On Washington Avenue, opposite the Z.
r., .,.~ s. Land Office ,..
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For Representatives.
HENRY HGpNER, (stearns County,
N. RICHARDSON, (bal. Of Dist.)
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

ANEcDorE.-~The humorous corrcspon-
dent Of the Contra Costa gives the follow
ing capital illustration Of the old syste m
Of teaching, which apportioned certain
part of the text to each scholar. re luiring it
to be repeated verbatim', whether, compre-
heuded or not by the pupil:
In country school where the catechism
was an important branch Of education, an
examination occurred, to which "a dignitary
of the church was invited to examine the
pupils in their catechism: The master
had taken great care to perfect each boy
in his portion Of the text; but unfor-
tunately for his wishes, the boy at the
head Of his class had been taken i'll, and
left just as the class was arranged in due
order for recitation and when the rever-
end divine propounded to the first boy the
first question Of the catechism-'.who
made your In 4 solemn measured tone,
the poor urchin hesitated and dropped his
head upon his bresst-but recovering from
his embarrassment, he looked apologstically
at the great man and replied ''Please, sir
am made Of the dust Of the earth-4the
little boy Ged made has gone home sick
with the stomach ache. ;" ..fiIgY .ss.gaes.r .
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
MONTANA. {

I. 4 ;.Mssf.$s i Il - ~ sSsf
Reports for the several agencies es-
tablished throughout the country for the
enlightenment and enrolment Of persons
desirous Of joining Captain Fisk's expsdi-
ton TO Montana this spring. giysFsmplo as-
ssursnoes that tlere will be- very large
party The Office, In this eity q daily
sthronged with people from tho surround
ing country, and stacks Of mail ere rsoeiv-
ed from abroad, So. Paul Pte..4
= Il is now understood that the sxpedi-
tion will start from st. Cloud about the
s2Oth ofsnext month, aud it 10 estimated
that the party win be the largest organ
lied body sof emigrants, that ever started
from any point. to cross the plains. ii But
Ss.'the more the merrier,'' xe suppose .-St.
/ Paul Pio1eer. Z, ..s55.5. F.,.' s.ss,5sz s,t
Il: A Ysnkee Schoolma'am has written to
Capt. Fisk from Springfield, Mass, that
she she intends 1 going with his sxpedition to
Montana. s5T 5s.sf4ss,S \. S EstE& ,a,ipjs.ts =
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
..ROIChY,.

A case At tho late term Of the District
,c6a1t,set to|bla.ins The poetic. ire. of one
81 the legal tratetaity and the following
sparks have dropped into our aanctum:
The --- ----- doctor, a. to LIS wite,s M
Claims BY his skill he saved her life, ss VI
u But L claims, with strong denials, : t.*1 : !.
There was no virtue In the Doctors vials-
That his skin was nothing and his practice worse,
Aud he oughtaot to, pay tho worthless curle. ~
t espouses the Doctors cause, y ~ 50 Fr
And bleeding juatice appeals to tho laws; d.
While Captain M, with many snser, a
For L. appears. and answers, "herel" :.
The Doctor swears, and Z swears, ~
Thscoqnssl quarrel and split, their hairs;-"t
But pills and pukes anapukes and pills F..
II And every kind Of earthly ills
Win not compare with lawyers bills! &j
But worse than all il the tat clesk's ease, = =
As he sits at the table and takes his fees.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
We have abbreviated the names.-rD. Dim
ArrxxprED sBuRRaLARY.-A DARN

ATTEMPTED 'BuRa1ARY.-A daring at-
tempt Was made during, the heavy thunder
storm prevailing on last Monday night, to
enter the house of Hon. T.. G.. Mcclure,
banker at this place. Mr.. Mcclure arose
when the storm was raging most furiously
and struck light. when going into the
kitchen, he heard heavy tramp on the
back porch, not sqspecting anything wrong
he supposed it to be his dog trying to get
in ; hut on the next morning found to his
astonishment that some one apparently
with jack knife, had cut hole through q
panel in the kitchen door next the lock,
evidently with the intention by this means
to unlock the door and gain an entrance to
the house /; and had it, not been for the
timely, though unconscious interruption
of Mr.. Mcclure, under cover; Of the::dark.
ness and tumult of the storm raging with
out, the purpose would have no doubt been
accomplished. - ~*z<&
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
i irENNYsoN's EAGLH. A III !.

- =, lux TENNYsoN's EAGL1.. ~ w. :,.s
He clasps the orag with hooked hands,
Close to the sun in lonely: lands -
Hinged with the azure world he stands
The wrinkled sea beneath him torawls
He watches from his mountain walls,
And like . thunderbolt he falls.
~ :.r. SOMEBODY ELsE's EAaIE. "a
He clasps with hook ed hands ye fence
Close to ye henroost; looking thence,
He spies mice what's got ne sense;
Ye hapless mice can't we'll see him =
Because ye sun his eye doth dim;
He jumpeth down and grabbeth him.
The difference, although but faint
''Twixt his and mine now will paint;
His eagles wild-my eagle amt.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

The RA1IRoAD.-Gen. M. T. Thomas in
formed as this week that the cars would
be running to Big Lake early il May. The
track is already completed t.. that place,
snd the Company is only waiting until q
depot can be erected, when its trains
will run regularly to that station. This
will cut off ten miles Of stage travel.
{ We were also informed that the iron for
completing the road to St. Cloud was in
New York, and but little doubt is felt that
the iron horse win be dashing up. to this
place by September 6rst. The present
stage Of high water in the Mississippi is
favorable for getting up the iron from La
Crosse ..ss... ..1, . s,s ..E5
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

A "SSA1K"-During the thunder storm
on last Monday night snake about two
feet and a half long found its way inside
our Office, and was discovered lying stretch
ed at full length by door. We do not
know whether it belonged to the Ccpperhead
species or not; but if it did, it was proba-
bly, misled by the sign over the door,
(DEMochAr,) apd not being aware of the
politics of the paper, thought to find con-
genial quarters inside. A poker soon dis
PEELED any such error, and Mr.. ''Snaik"
was lncontinently dispatched by placing
said poker once or twice back of his head.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

THUNDER SToRM-This section Of coun-
try was visited on Monday night last by
an old fashioned Minnesota thunder storm,
accompanied by heavy rain. The Missis-
sippi river is rising rapidly, and the streams
lakes and, ponds all through the country
are 50 filled with water that travel on the
roads will be greatly impeded for several
days. 49,. ~. -. ..-.:... - ,. -. 49,.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

RIVER OpEH.-Last Saturday morning
revealed an open river almost down to the
islands, and that day and the next cleared
It entirely. The ice had moved some on
Friday. There was but little Of the crash
ing incident to the going out of the ice on
previous seasons, and no damage to any
property, a. the ice was very porous from
the heavy coat of snow that had lain on it
during the winter. & z3s' 81. 5=zT-J
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

F1RE.-The' alarm of Ere about noon on
Tuesday, was occasioned by the roof Of the
house occupied by John L. Wilson, taking
FIRE from the chimney It il: one of those
abomlnable, old sheet iron chimneys so
generally in use in the early settlement of
St. Cloud when brick could net be rrocur-
ed nearer than St. Anthony. They are ex-
tremely unsafe, and we believe it would be
the duty Of the city council to pass an Or
dinance prohibiting their use s.... i
The fire engine was promptly brought
out, but before it reached the ground the
fire was e1tinguished with but slight in
jury to the building. .. ,......
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

This is what that notorious copper
head aud divine, G. Chauncey Burr, says {:
"When every Democratic editor will
speak out his real thought, and say boldly
and defantly that he believes men like
Gen. Robert E. Lee to be patiots, and men
like Seward and Stanten to be traitors.
there will be more honest men IN the land
than there are DOW"
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

BILLIARD SALooN.-L. Robbers has COM
menced the erection Of q building on Wash
ington avenue one door north Of ]. r. Ben
nett's store, to be used as a billiard saloon.
It will be remembered that Mr., R. was
burned out by the late fire. The new
building will be 28x6O.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

We would coll particular attention to
the card of Mr.. A. E. Hussey, architect
and builder. Mr.. H. has long been known
as one of the best and most reliable build
ers in this section Of the State, and as an
architect he has had much practical expe-
rience. We would commend him to all who
have any work in that line to be done.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

1t will be seen by his advertisement
that Mr.. "A. Moore, OF Sauk Centre, offers
to furnish feed and -four to persons going
i 70 Montana q oheap q they can buy it
here. By purchasing of him, they win
save sixty niles Of transportation.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

DISPATCHES from Fl. Abercrombie dated
the l4th state *tthe snow all gone-River
rising rapidly-Company H, 2dsCavalry,
passed through here to-day en- route for
Fort Snelllng."
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

1nN1cRAr1oH.-The stages came up load
cd with persons and families intending to
make their homes in this portion Of the
State. 1t has been number of years since
the tide of immigration set in thus early in
the season, and from present indications
the food will be immense when navigation
opens. -si .''~
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

RoAD-BED.-Mr. James II. Place has
been examining the road-bed of the Saint
Paul and Pacific Railroad for the twelve or
fifteen miles at this end of the route. and
he reports it in good condition. Very lit
tie labor will be required to make it ready
for the ties and rails.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

ARTHUR for May brings an engraving IF
''The Old Favorite," cunning picture,
"Helping Mamma" besides patterns, sto-
ries, recipes, etc.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

DAAAGED.-A portion of the bridge
ACROSS Sauk River at Cold Spring was swept
away on, Thursday night of last week.
Workmen are busily engaged in repairing
Il.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

IT will bet you bottle OF wine that you shall de.
scend from that chair before I ask you twice."
"Done" i" said the gentleman, who seemed determined
not to obey the summons 80 obedently. "Come
down." 81 will not" was the reply. .Thep stop till
tell you second time" The gentleman having no
down from the chair, and his opponent the wage
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

Down !-Schulten & Co. are selling their
hne stock of cotton goods 6clov cost. Ex-
cellent calicoes, good sheetinss, shirtings,
and all Of their complete stock in this line
OF goods marked down to the lowest fig
ures. A call and examination of prices
and goods are requested.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

THE citizens of school district No. AZ had
meeting at Mr.. Hunters, on Monday
evening, when it was voted to have three
months school at the Seminary, in lower
town, commencing on the 1st day of May,
and also three months school in the fall.
They have employed the services of Miss
Sheppard as teacher.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

H1aH.-The water in tho Mississippi is
At = high stage, having raised from one TO-
two feet in each twenty four hours for sew
eral days past.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

PERsoxAL.-Capt. Fisk was in town a
day or two last week. He is very active
in completing preparations for his expedi-
tion. Everything looks promising, and
the expedition will probably be able to
start at the date appointed.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

. Choice Garden Seeds, at wholesale 0,
retail, for sale at s. Marlatt's Drug Store
warranted fresh. +
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

% LADIES We have good supply
Of bristol board cards, and can print visit
ing cards in neat style and at cheap rates
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

FERR1Es.-Wright's ferry, at the upper
levee, was hung on last Saturday after
noon. Fowlsr's ferry has not yet been
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
DIED:

In Nashua, N. H., April 12th of consumption, Mrs.
EMMA B. MATaER, wife of Edwin T. Mather, aged q
years. Also March 27th MAUD aged two months,
daughter Of Edwin T. and Emma B. Mather. i
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

For FLoRIDA.-Rev. W. W. Keep, late
Baptist minister at this place, left on Mon
day. for Florida. He will furnish The
D1MocRAr with letters from there concern
ing the country, &c.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ITO CONSUMPTIVES.-Th advertiser hav.
i ing been restored to health in a few weeks by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-s anxious to make known to
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used ee Of charge with directions pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption is to benefit the afflicted and spread infr
nation which he conceves to be inyauable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy It will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address !. $
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
v8n28-1y Wiliamsburgh, Kings Co., New York
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

Why is John Morrisey, since his retirement from
the prize ring like Daniel Websteri Because hei the
great ex-pOunder. ,r> ss.::.[ .t.e
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

OWING to high water and the loss of
bridges, the mail from Forest City has not
arrived at the post Office at this place for
fhraA vooEa
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

We learn from persons residing in the
neighborhood, that the bridge across sauk
Rivcr. at Waits crossing, is in q perfectly
safe condition and that teams are crossing
as usual
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

Mock no man for his snub-nose, for
ron never csn ts1l whatmay turn up.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

,TRRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who
T. suffered Cor years from Nervous Debility. Prema
ture Decay and all the effects Of youthful indscretion
WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do 50 by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
vSn2S-1y ~y.sf No. 13 Chambers st., New York
0TRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every younglady
- and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage by return
mail Gree Of charged by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears Of being hslmbugged will obige by
not noticing this card, All others will please address
their obedient servant, -
-,t5t ,.t THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
v8n28-1y 831 Broadway, New York.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
T I. ~ All kinds of Job Printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
: this Office. Send in yonr orders.

The United States Senate has very
worthily confirmed Col. T. II. Barrett, OF
the 62dU s. Colored troops, as Brigadier
General by brevet. .y
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
ST. CLOUD MARKETS.
FUR MARKET.

Corrected for The DEMOCRAT BY Nvphy d Spencer.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

49, Va soxld respectfully request az
6ssiness ne. and Others ,cishing any kind Of
Job Printing, to call ana examine our e.
.ssnsive, stock, Of New, Material, just reee'ved
Asm tie cost, before sending to 81. Paul Or go
~ el.e,eAers. Our JOB Office IS ''o'e one Of
tie best in the State, and re do s0ork '0hich
va will guarantee to be satisfactory. at st.
Paul prices. :iH @
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19

IS sPazssr4E.1Ax.-Pastor, Rev. 5. ". Campbell. Ser
att. Sunday School after morning service.