The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-07


MORRISON COUNTY.
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. 7, 1867.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-The returns from
Morrison county are all lq. Flandrau's
majority is 80; Moore's IS. So Morrison
county is still wallowiug in the mire.
Yours Truly,
N. RICHARDSON.
POPE COUNTY.
Lake Amelia gave SO Republican major.
ity; and Westport 40. These are the only
precincts heard from.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Alerandria-Marshall Sc; Flandrsu Is.
Gilman 60; Moore .. Pettijohn IS; Cowiug
"a; F. B. VanHoesen, Co. Attorney, 81.
Holme, CHy-Marshall 105; Flandrau
4; Gilman 10s.
ChPpeca-Marshall 16.
O.aki.- Marshall 62; Flandrau -.
Maple Lake-Marshall Al; Flandrau 10.
Gilman 81.
Down on THE N1aaER.-On Tuesday our
genial and rotund Jugde Of Probate, who
always goes straight-we mean politically
on election day, hailed voter who was
coming from the polls:
Judge-"Helloa! have you voted?"
! Voter-"Yes.''
Judge-''Of course you voted the straight
Democratic ticket (handing him one.)
Toter-"Oh, yes?"
Judge-"And you went against this mig
ger arrangement?'' pointing to that par,
Of the ticket. ,
Voter-(Profanity omittsd) eyes. C.tcl
me voting for dirty niger. tore it Of
and stamped it under my foot" and suitin(
the action to tic word this indignant free
man jerked off tho amendment portion snt
sunk it under his heel. A. it was regular
Democratic "anti-nigger" ballot the Judg'
admired his politi,al partners zeal NOR
than his judgment. The scene created nj
little amusement, and afforded fair ex
ample Of the intelligence Of many Of tn
opponents Of manhood suffrage.
e. G. Smith keeps the largest assert
ment Of boots and shoes in Northern Min
nesota, and sells them cheaper than tn
cheapest. Call and see him.
FARMING IN THE SAUK VALLEY.-A cor
respondent At Sank Centre for whose rslia
bility We can vouch. sends Us the following
item: "Mr. Shutter, German living nea
sauk Centre, raised thirty-two bushels Q
wheat to the acre this season; and NJ,
Myrss, sou-in-law Of Mr.. Shutter, raise
twenty-six bushels to the acre. Anothe
man near that place sowed eight acres O
land broken this season to ruta bagas an
sold enough Of the crop to pay for tn
breaking, and for eighty acres Of timbe
land, besides retaining some hundreds q
bushels for his own use."
FoR W1sTEn.-Cloths, Cassimereu IN
Flannels for sale cheaper than any othe
house in town, at Carns,' old stand Murph
& Spencer, St. German street.
LIVERY thing in the, way Of provision
and family groceries may be found Z
Morse, Newell l. Cos. They are constant
, receiving fresh goods, aud always sell ,
low Is tho lowest. Goods deli0red in an
part Of tho city. ,
For RExT.-A double dwelling hous
} pleasantly located, will be rented to one .
two families. Inquire At this Office.
Fruit in Minnesota Is plenty this yea
Molntire 4 Castle are receiving three tho
,, sand barrels Of apples.
A NICE TH1No.-Ticknor, Tolman 4 G
2 nave just received = lot Of tooth brush
manufactured to order for them in Londo
Each brush bears on the handle tho stan
Of this firm. They are the best brushes
have ever seen-perfeot in every partic
sar.
q Fon RExr.-The dwelling house Of n
n J. D. Hyke, In lower town, is offered
:, rent. inquire 1t this Office.
4 FouxD.-A pair Of spectacles, which I
i owner can have BY calling at this Office.