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miscellaneous Items.

There Is much less snow at the West
than here in Wisconsin not enough for
sleighing
Ten Millions Of dollars are to be tx.
pended for The construction Of military
defences q. Montreal.
Their have beer one thousand six
hundred divorces granted in Massa-
chusetts ia the last six years,
The athers of Generals Mcclellan,
Grant, Sherman, Sedgwick and Mansfield
were born in Connecticut.
Annie Williams drank quart of
raw WHISKY on a wager in Cincinnati on
Thursday and was found dead" next
day.
Mary Walkus, an Indian squaw of
the Monauk tribe died at Shinnecock,
l.. l., on the 9TH inst, aged one hundred
years.
The lower House of the Nevada
Legislature on Saturday adopted the
Constitutional amendment by 8 strict
party vote of "a to- 4.
"A Bonnet committed suicide in New
Orlear> because he chad but little in
terest 10 the life around him" That
Bonnet was out of fashion.
FL following statements will show
the amounts received for duty on i'm
ports at the principal ports of the
United States for the week ending Jam
uary l2.h New York, 81 $4,000; Phila-
delphia $40 26442; Boston, $l73 1862
Baltimore, 1888 80: New Orleans, for
the las. week of 1866, s69,767, As San
Francisco, from December 8th to Dec
ember 18th. S46235,s2.
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his doctrine, and answering 10 the mega
tive, he struck him with his ast about
the head and face, Call crying murder"
and calling for help. The sequel of the
affair is that Billiard was aped sl5 and
cost amounting in all to s2is7 and an
appeal taken. A suit has been brought
for private damages and Billiard put
under bonds Of $780, to appear at the
County Court Bullard has complained
Of Call for disturbing q religious meet.
ing and he was bound up Ia the sum of
5000. Bullard has also brought q suit
for private damages, for the sum Of
$1,000.
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p. 7. BaTnum, the illustri0us pro.
prietor Of the metropolitan snake and
elephant bazaar, has been elected by his
townsman Of Fairfield, Ct, to the Office
of hoghayward, the duties thereof being
the impounding ofporcine wanderers. He
says he cannot Concientiously accent
the trust, because the gentlemen who
honored him with their vote have as
much right to go on the streets as anv
body else
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DIsGRACRFUL AFFAIR.-The Newrort
Express contains an account of an "un-
fortunate affair" occurring at Newport
Center which they characterize in the
language Of Mrs. Partington as a new
method OF "dispensipg with the gospel, "
and that different parties have attempt
ed of late.
ITO prove their doctrine orthodox,
BY apostolic blows and knocks"
The summary Of the transaction is,
that Rev. VI. Ballard on the afternoon
az theo.h inst, stepped into the black
smith snop Of one Call whose religious
views are those Of the Adventists, when
controversy arose as to the time and
place Of holding public discussion on
the subject of their different religious be-
liefs, and becoming excited, Billiard
coming up behind Call, seized him.
threw him down, striking his head upon
a sled standing in the shop. Billiard
asked him if he would stop preaching
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The United States Agricultural So
eiety has ordered one of its grand silver
medals to be struck at the mint at Phil
adelPhia, bearing an inscription accredit-
ing Hon. Marshall P. Wilder as its
special Commissioner to the Exposition
and to the Agricultural Exhibitions of
Great Britain and Europe next fall.
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Local and state TENS.

NEW PAINTING or VERMONT LAND.
soAPH, -- Jerome Thompson has Just
finished a picture which he calls the
Passing Shower" 1t is of large size,
and the scene chosen Is near Mount
Mansfield looking westward and toward
Lake Champlain and the Adirondac
Mountains.
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NERoESHrs.-On Tuesday last, Rev.
Il, A. ?, Tory pastor Of the Cougrega-
HonaI Church, received a birth day
present from his church Of $227.
Mr.. 0 II. Kile, principal Of the gra-
ded school, was appointed by the Board
Of Education one Of the examiners Of
teachers at the Addison county Teachers
Institute.
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Impertnnt to soldiers Having
Claims Against the Govern
ment.
PAYMAsTgR GENERALS OFFICE, !
DIVISION or RRFRRRED CLAIM, !
Washington, d. O. Jan, s, 1867. \

blNlhloh W AkfkhkkD ILAIML, }
Washington, D. o. Jan. s, 1867.
MEssRs. EDIToRs IL know YOU would
do the soldiers a great favor by inform.
ing them and their attorneys, through
your columns, that 1t would greatly
facilitate the payment Of their bounties
If they would Immediately send on to
me to be filed In this department, a
County Clerks certificate, stating the
and the expiration Of the
notares, justices Of the peace and COM
missoners of deeds, before whom they
have made oath to their applications, eX.
cept in cases where such certificates
have already been sent Those Certia.
Gates can be fled here, and thus avoid
the necessity and expense of the County
Clerks certificate in each case. And to
send on duplicate vouchers (lorm No. 81
properly executed by the claimants
themselves, and in all cases attested by
two Witnesses, except in cases where
such vouchers have already been sent.
II takes a great deal Of time in sending
for Clerks certificates and vouchers,
which could, much more probably to
the soldier be devoted to payments.
1t is hoped that all papers favorable
to the soldier will assist in giving this
information.
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Very respectfully
A. D. ROBINSON,
Down gfas

PaymaSter.
1t is very desirable, where practicable,
that the witnesses Of the voucher and
the identifying witnesses be the same.
1t is not absolutely required. It tends
TO prevent fraud A. d. R.
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RUTLAND HERALD.
FRIDAY, JANUARY is, 1867.
The Shirt of The South.

There is no installing the spirit which
has been manifested by the Governors
OF several Of the Southern States, as ex-
pressed In their annual messages, rec
ommending the rejection of the consti-
tutlonal amendment. They represent
the leaders in the South before the re-
bellion, and cling to such Of their ideas
as can still show any vitality with true
Bourbon inability, either to forget or to
learn wisdom. They appear to regard
what they have done, during the war, as
matter for pride and not for repentance.
1t is time some of the people Of the
South had opened their eyes TO the po-
litical folly Of the class Of leaders rep
resented by some of their Governors and
prominent officials, before we can hope
for proper understanding Of our re-
lations in the restored Union. These
chiefs by their blind folly brought the
South into a disastrous war, which dcs-
olated its entire territory and destroyed
its prosperity, and inflicted upon it civil
evils which are unparalleled in our gen
Grafton. They must begin to appreciate
the necessity Of making concessions,
some they have made but slowly, each
coming too late to effect its object. They
appear not to have the power Of dis
tinguishing the time and opportunity,
and have too much pride to improve an
occasion when it is recognized. Such
practical want Of power to comprehend
absurd tactics have wrought the ruin
Of the South heretofore, ard promise to
retard indefinitely its recovery, The
views promulgated by these leaders are
but a bundle Of glittering generanties,
meant for compromises, suggesting prop
oSltions intended to be carried out by
men who would use them to foster the
acrimonious rebel spirit yet existing, it
is well they cannot be moulded in the
organic law Of the land
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A DOUBLE SATIRE.

The annexed has sufficiently vide
arpelicat;on to bearprcciatcd by mari d
people CT either sex:
HUSBAND TRAvEL1Na.-Scene LIST.
Room in totel. Spittoons full Of cigar
stumts. Bourbon whiskey. Husband,
in a hurry to be off, writing home:
Dearest Susie My time is SO occu-
pied with business, that l can hardly
sparc a moment to write to you. Oh!
darling, how I miss you, and the only
thing thai sustains me during my ab-
scnce is the thought that every moment
thus spent is for the benefit Of my dear
wife and children. Take good care of
Yourself, my dear. Feed the baby on
one cows milk. Excuse haste, &c.
WIFE At HoME.-Scene I'd. Parlor.
ALL the gas lit. Thirteen grass widows;
Fred. from around the corner, with his
violin; Jim from across the way, with
his banjo; Jack, from above with his
guitar; Sam, from below with his flute ;
lots Of oth.rs fellows, with their instru-
ments. Dancing and singing; side
board covered With nuts, fruits, cake'
cream, wine, whiskey, &c: Wife IN =
hurry to dance, writing to husband:
shear Hu6by:-How lonesome [
feel iu your absence. The hours pass
tediousiy. Nobody calls on me, and l
am constantly thinking Of the time
when you viii be oo~e' aud your
cheerful countenance light up the now
dreary routine Of every day life NY
household duties keep me constantly
employed. l am living as economleai
Is possible, knowing that your small ~
come viii not admit Of frivolous expen.
Sea, But, now, dear, I will say good
By, or I may be too late tor the moo.n'y
concert Of prayer. In haste' yoars' &e'
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- Wherefore i i, y Jpass -
- Through ths fragrant Dsadow-grass,
That the datsies, psstling
Coyly In sweet plscse.
Lifting pretty curiyheads
From their wss, warm elover.beds,
Seem In my imagining ,H
Little elm iaees!
- So ~
Can Il bs the dsisieV spsaks
Leaning rosy check 70 check,
In merry gd:;ipptss, -:
Lightly nodding aitr;.
Or 4 fancy, that I heard
just tho faintest, lispsd word,
And . silver-echolng
Ripple Of s.y'laughters
alazy.
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FAR N FOR SALE.

l will sell my unimpYoved Farm Of 100
acres, lying In the township. Of st. Cloud;
about two and half miles west from the
Court House. for 90 per acre: Il com.
prises the North-east Quarter Of Section
20, and 10 mostly ts &. Is .ss5.. !. :. :.
Prairie Of lrst.rate quality for eul.
tivatlon,
with GONE meadow. II adjoins tho school
section. The public road passes through
4hs middle Of Il. ). zs Il. .s5. &
ror further formation inquire Of
s.ss @-' 8 B. PINNEY,
81. Z: Dealer in Real Esssts, 10,
on17:tf s. et. Cloud. Mimi. ]
nlD PAplRs ier s.l. :. Il;
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RATES Or ADvERTIsIN0, I,

l.Lssaland satadvertisement,7 IS cents par
sanara for the Asse Insertion, aud 81 1<cents per
espAss Ae saeA Subsequent insertion.
4 Attorneys or1sEiag In legal advertisements are
REGARDED ~ accountable for the cost Of the sanae
les there II special to charge the Same
to another party. Payment In all to be made in
advance or upon delivery Of the adldavit.
Local Notices. Is cents per limo to transient, and
10 cents Der line to regular, advertisers.
1. Notice ofdeath ample annouaceneatl Is cents;
obituary notices, scents per line; marriage notice,
~ cents.
8. Al political, religious or other notices, cents
per line.
ratee agreed upon.
I. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
9. Strangers must pay In advance, or give salts
&C tory reference.
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Boarding and Day School,
:. j. 2oa Madison Avenue,
NEW YORK CITY.
MADAME G. MEARS.

MADAME c. MEARS,
Having increased the accommodations for
pupils, desires to inform her patrons that
She 10 able to offer the advantages Of her
Institution to larger number Of Young
Ladies. .,..
French 10 the Language Of the school.
Madame NJ. refers to ". b. Mitchell,
Esq, 81. Cloud, and ". T. Lee, Esq, Min
neapolis. :. n40'3m
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MEAT MARKET.

EREsH Meat, Hans, Sausage and vssa
tables Of oil kinds, kept constantly sl
hend. Shop sn St. Gsrmain street.
s:. CHAe: LUEQ.
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STRONG & WILLIAMS,
(suCcEssoRs TO X. o. sTRONa,)
a9b Thira street, st. Paul,
nEALERSsi in Carpets, OIL Cloths, Mat
Dtings. Curtain Materials and Trimmings
Upholsterinr and Furnishing Goods, Win.
dow shadst Wall Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers. &e wholly
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MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS,
Corner Robert sad Seventh st,eets, near
the lntersatiosal Hotel, - :
DESIGNS OF SCULPTURE WORK,
Monuments, Grsvs Stones, Mantles, Table
Tops, 10, made and furnished to order.
J. F. TOsTEV1N.
P. O. Box $40, st. Paul. v6n16-1y
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BARBER SHOP.

Having had long experience Ia the East,
the undersigned 10 prepared to cut hair, 70
shave or shampoo in the best and most sat
ishsctory manner. A call 10 reepeotfully
requested from all who want anything in
this line. Shop next door TO West L Co.'S
Book Store. 8. DlTCHER.
81. Cloud, Apl. II. 1867. n89.6m
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TICKNoR, TOLMAN & co.
lsuccsssoRs 70 =. Wal. q. sIHs,
| Broker. Block. SAINT Germais Street,
ST. CLOUD. MIMI,
Take pleasure in informing their friends
and tho citizens Of St. Cloud aud Northern
Minnesota that they have just completed
their Fall and Winter stock Of - s~.-'~,~A. :
DRUGS, PAINTS, oils,
DYE sTuFFs,
Glass, Glassware,
And al other articles usually found in .
6rst.olass Drug House.. -.
Agents for oil the
POPULAR FAMILY. MEDICINES.
A full line Of
LAMPS AND LAMP CHIMNIES,
KEROSENE OIL, ALCOHOL,
Pure Wines and Liquors.
TOILET GOODS
From the best French, English, German
and American factories, comprising
P0MADEs, 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
small margin.
"a German spoken.
TICKNOR, TOLMAN l. co.
St. Cloud. Oct. 24th. 1866. v9n14
L. HENRY & CO..
Staple & Fancy Groceries,
PROVISIONS.
caockEaY. TIN. AND SHELF HARDWARE.
4 good a..ortment a1oay. on hand.
FARMERS PRODUCE BOUGHT AND
st. German st., west Of Jefferson av.,
ST. CLOUD, nls MINI.
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
Chas. e. Foster & Co.
have opened = new
LIVERY, SALE, AND BOARDING STABLE
In Hansons stable on Richmond svenus.
where they will keey at all times,
for the use OF tho pub
T.. lie, . splendid
j. lot Of
HORSES, BUGGIES l. CUTTERS,
Which will be let at reasonable rates.
Their stock is all Of tho very best, and
they are confident will be appreciated as
such by their customers.
Leave your orders for livery with
CHAS. E. FOSTER & co.
st. Cloud, Dec. 10Th, 1866. v9n22
Livery! Livery! Livery |!
CENTRAL HOUSE
Livery and Sales Stable.
Ny friends and patrons are hereby noti-
fed that I am prepared to furnish them
with
EYERY1Hlne IN the LIVERY LINE,
On the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. Office st Central House. ,-....
J. E. HAYWARD, Proprietor.
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RupOLPh RCHRNRNANN.

BUD0LPl sCHGNEMANN,
wATCHM KER,.
s St. 0ornaine street.
ST. CLOUD, .. >-.. MINI
4 GOOD assortment Of Watches, Oh
IL Clocks and Jewelry always on x3
hand. 0slvaniIing done. Repairing neat
ly done and warranted for one year. My
Ala,ae Lot Of joleA v7E -
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"The Deity h seen,
From every elevation Of the soul."

base o. everything worthy in the world.
You can measure yonr Congress or your
Parliament by the development Of your
school houses. In their paucity you
can read misgovernment, turbulence
aud revolutions. In :heir plenty you
can foretell the crowded mart, the tesm-
ing commerce, tho prosperous populaee
AMI long ye.u Of peace and plenty
What can you rest your government
upon if it be not the mind. Of tho
people. And here is the distinction
between = republic and = despotism-
the one rests upon the n'ixds-the 9TH
Or upon the tod;e. Of tho people. Shall
the multitudinous pillars that uphold
tho nation be clear, solid, firm as ada.
mantl Or shall they be corrupt, decay.
cd, unstablsi How can the government
rest with safety upon the minds Of the
people If these minds are ignorant, bru-
talissd and dsgradedi The annual cleo
ton must express the wisdom Of the
errors Of the people; and how long
shall ! government stand that persist-
emily rest upoa and represents error !!
The guarding hands of the angsk could
soasos hold i 10 IL orbits. That the
intslHgsnos of the sitilsa i .aeoss1ary
! e the safsty q tie State, u q axiou
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CATHCART & co.

CATHCART & co.
= :. 2s->. r.:
Are receiving almost daily the most beau
tifal styles Of
Silks and Dress Goods,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Linens, sheetings, &c., &C.,
!. sHAwLs,'
Bradley's New style Hoop skirts
+. &c., &c., &c.
Their stock is kept 90 we'll assorted thst
yen can hardly as1 for any hing in the
Dry Goods line, but you will find there,
at the
.-.: ::
10 We ST p RlcE
Goods can be sold.
Call and sec their goods when you 60 to
81. Paul.
CAfHoARr l. co, '
..... ~...... 132 Third st.,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Nay 10th, 1867. v9n2o:ly
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JOB PRINTING
sf all knds plain or coloeed executed short no
oes in the best stye and at 81. Paul prices. Print
= done In German and Norwegian, ~ well ~ Eng
ieh, and wazrantedto give eatisthction.
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and the applause Of thousands if he
produces tho most magnificent stallion
or the largest pumpkin.
All this is right and praisewortby !;
but We neglect that which is above all
this, the selection and development Of
the minds OF the people. In SO much
as Milton is above the stallion; or New
ton above the pumpkin, in SO much is
education above all tho other pursuits
of man. The miud is the only thing.
which, while of tho earth, is above the
earth; its aspirations higher than the
stars; its fights wider than the flights
Of eagles.
The highest minds come from the
hi i.hest races. and more particularly
from a eommingling Of the highest
races. We have here the very union
Of race elements which produce the
feudal system-that slow birth Of civ
ilization springing from the best traits
of barbaric man. We have here the
| Morse element, which stormed the coasts
and conquered thepopulation Of Europe
from Russia to the Mediterranean, and
from Egypt to Iceland j; and We have
here representatives Of that Celtic race
which carried the triumphant arms into
the council chamber Of mighty Rome
| and slew the senators Of the great ma
ton in their very seats. The comming'
ling Of these great races with one an
other, aud with those other races o.
Western Europe, which are but the re
suit Of an earlier commingling Of tbt
same stocks, cannot fail, on this higt
table land, and under this iuvigoratins
climate, not only to produce : great aad
! powerful race, bat % give birth t
minds which viii adorn and elevate
! mankind. ~
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PURE LEAD. AND OIL.
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Goods delivered In any part Of the city.
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EDUCATION OUR GREAT
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An Address DeliversAat the Annual TX.
smisatien Of the stAts NoEmsl Sehoel
1t wi.eas, by ztn. Ig.ati.s Dom
nelly, Juas 2sth, 1877.