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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

MlIhrry rgsvemems< ON the PscIsc Coast.
General Hafeck and stat vial soon proceed 70 make
tour Il inspection In the Territory or Arizona
The detsehmenIs Of troops that left California recently
for Arizona are beginning to arrive o. their posts where
they badly wanted. for the Apachss Of hse having
committed other outrngs are becoming sefy'co'd
IN th8tr n1.raudinR sxpoditona s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

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ss1asS - bosn ~ lsncertae oMwuh
"WSs n sSs sssag - shy'p suA"<-o~~s-.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-10

,1-It.is learned from official sources
that Gov. Swami made application to
Mr.. Stanton, prior to his withdrawal
from the War Department, for artillery
equivalent to the amount, 10 value, Of
arms that Maryland: Va Wis entitled 70,
and Mr.. Stanton promised that the r.
quest should be granted. He retired
from Office before the thing Was con ,suim l..
mated, and when the subject was renew
ed to Gen. Grant, Gov. Swaua's appli-
cation xasrsihs4d ION The ground, at:is
said, that The law does; not authorize
the kind Of substitution Of arms pro-
posed. This statement explains the
report that Gen. Grant nt:l had re refused
arms to the State of Maryland.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The fall term Of this Court termina-
ted on Tuesday afternoon. The grand
jury were busily engaged six days, and
found several indictments. The follow
ing cases were tried by jury:
IA: =: Myers US. johns Catlile- IAN
action for the recovery Of a pair Of
mules. Verdict for tho plaintiff: Tay-
lor & Wright att'ys for pl'ff; Moore T.
Kerr for deft.
w. j. Parsons Us. II. aud w. D.
Rogers-A suit brought to recover pay
ment for services rendered by Parsons
as real estate agent: Judgment Of
$4,000 for plaintiff: Taylor 4 Wright
for ppff; Brisbine & Warner for defts:
Schwarz; ss:: Ruoh'c--Slander, YER
dict for defendant, 81 .,f: az, -
Robt. Carlile Us. NJ. Mickley--The
second appearance ia this court o. the
mules heretofore mentioned. Verdict
for. plaintiff. &, Moore & Kerr for pRf ;
Taylor = Wright for def't ,.s:,v,:.:: ,.....::
State %. Louis Thomas-Thomas
was accused u blowing, DOT wisely bat
too WE'LL" horse belonging to- Oddly
Truax, of Sank Centre. The jury be-
lieved the insinuation, and found him
guilt :apon Shieh Eahainf iIlla.dgqa Ne NJ:
Kelvy directed that the prisoners foot
steps BE-. tnrnsd toward Saltwater, and
tbatsthsrs' ID iest tor the period of one
year and xix months. L. w. Collins,
prosecuting attorney;a0. Taylor for
prisoner. ~: 49, &, f.t
Twos criminal eases were continued
until the NEXT term of cont The State
v.. John Schwartz, charged with as
sault with intent 70 DO great bodily
harm, to Mrs. A. Ruehle; and the
State %. John Sweeny, indicted for Oh.
tanning money by false pretences.
A number of other cases on the cal.
end& ,Iarc' withdraJ n 'aor 5poptinaed
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CARD

In addition to tho many masks 'of favor
bestowed upon US since We came to this
field Of labor, our people have again given
us>a Sisit-not such a. We frequently read
Of, where they bring eatables and then de-.
YOUR them before they leave, but their
gifts were substantial and valuable. Our
old rag carpet they took of the floor and
in it, place they put down splendid new
ingrain. Our old and battered Windsor
chairs they ordered to,the kitchsnf while i
complete set Of fine walnut frame, cane
seats have taken their place, Their visit
has made our. homo both comfortable and
beautiful; indeed the reception room is
now as coy ~ fairy's palace: The heart
of this people Is in..its right place, or they
would not have attempted this thing IN: sueh
dull times and for this labor Of love they
will surely reesive a rich reward. .. We win
sndsavur to. show our gratitude to them by
the faithful discharge Of duty Is God MY ~
give us, ability. II is indeed pleasure to
labor amongst those who by their kind acts
ss xeilas their kind words do what they csn
to hold up the hands Of their pastor. We
assure them We will devote ourselves to
their welfare and count il all joy to minis
ter to them in spiritual things: .. 80 '..>: *
E. v. CAMPBELL. -.
MAY c. CAMPBELL.
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The record of tue man Jeffries,
who h.. recently be's5na appointed Regis
ter Of tho Treasury, is not ersditable 70
him, nor to the President who appoints
such G';nahito ID 0Mces 81 trust and
ssn s.,''s under tho National Govern.
ment. {. - 'z =.
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DIxIls TIN CHAlos.-W. B. Mitchell,
Of the St. Cloud JoulxA1, endeavorsto de-
ny that no 10 married. He accuses 10 OF
starting The story. and says that 1t origi-
mated from announcing that 10 found the
nams Of ..W., B. Mitchell and lady. s..
Cloud, on the International hotel register.
He says some roguish friend put the fatal
words there IS . joke.
Pshaw Mitchell, youioan't come that over
10. There IL no use denying 1t any longer.
You have not done anything you need be
ashamed Of. Stand straight up, man, hold
ny your head-look everybody fair and
square IN The taes. You. ought to DO proud
Of it, especially II she's young and hand.
some. Bring her round % our house. Lot
her spend the day there. Don't tear up the
certificate and tell tho fblks its no such
thing. Just own up houorably At onee.-S.
Paul Pioneer.
As the charred reed which crumbles ~
W grasp it. even 50 are tho friends on whom
ws:would rely Those whom 10 have trust.
ed desert ~ and turn upon us. All 10 ''hol-
low, hollow. hollow Fletcher Williams
We had dotted on a. brother. We would
have loaned him our spare shirt collar, or
thrown our arms around his neck and pour
ed our sorrows and hopes into bis listening
ears. We would even have borrowed mon
ey Of him. /; Z T., sS$>3 III III
+ But now all is changed. He has ruined
US for life. With fatal ingenuity he has
worked up = tale, giving it the gloss of
truth, and spread it before tn world to do
its fearful work. He again returns to the
charge with chuckliug delight.
''Oh why did I love him VI"
We know We are poor, but We have striv-
en- to be honest, even under the trying CIR
Of publishing a moral family
paper subscription payable in advanoe.)
that
I: Life hath quicksands-lifs hath sn.resr-
ws have studiously avoided anything and
everything that might give color to any
tale such As tho Pioneer publishes. But
The tolls and struggles Of years are worse
han lost, and :. ~..., :,aA a..
The hopes Of youth Gall thick in Ii, blast.
And thou, Fletcher Williams, -s:friend Of
ny better days,"-if, ''betwesn the dark |
md the daylight" when tho lamp aickers
IS your pen flies, pale, sad face (s'of Nor
'ssian sspsot'D should appear At your o.
'ow and its mournful eyes pour upon you
he mute reproaches Of blasted life ; il, |
Turing your daily walks,
"A fSotstep seems 10 fall beside your PATH:
You know not WHENCE"
( sleepless nights. torture the conscience
estless BY day-even by these signs you
'ill reeosni.. r. presence Of sspirit for
!hom your touch has turned into ashes the |
NIL. - ,:es 4:.:t !; :r>...7' -: -
ff-' =: A'. 's"s-- yn. |
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u: n i Turkish Z Governmont has
apologi,sd u. the American Minister
ier the, infplt recently offered; to !. mess.
snger eonnectsd With the United States
Consulate. II. = =
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THE TT ,sAuK o1.rnn REGULATOR.

80 sNSA OAMV1AR 19G0V4A1O6ss
We have had occasion at different times to
refer to the mammoth establishment Of
Messrs. Linneoann + Capser, At Sank Cen
ere. one Of the largest, most complete and
most successful retail houses in Northern
Minnesota. During the past few weeks .
lafg' namber Of heaxily.loadsd teams have
passed through town bearing their fall and
winter stock. It Ii larger than any they
have ever before received, or has ever been
brought to Sank Centre BY any arm. MI.
Capser, who returned from the East recent
", purchased tho stock personally, and this
issufaoisnt to guarantee that tho goods arc
all q the very best, and that they we're
bought Il such rates u viii enable The firm
to defy all competition. Mr.. c.. also thor
oughly understands tho wants Of that seo-
ton, % he has been engaged in business III
Sank Centre since the Town first he'd "a
existence. This is quite An essential fsa.
ture; and though the firm have two i'm
@ense storerooms, yet mono Of tho space is
occupied BY poor or undesirable goods.
In tho line Of dry goods they viii be able,
from their new stock to, supply any call
that may be made. Farmers will find their
sheetinss. shiztings, checks; denims, g.,
all No. l, they having been purchased with
IN eye to durability. Their stock Of dress
goods embraces full lines Of al tho fashion
able styles, and the ladies can bs suited
quite - we'll As if they jouraeyed much far.
Their from home. ,"'', -.
An unusually full and vell assorted stock
Of groceries and provisions will enable
Msssrs. Linnemann + Capser to supply the
demand not only Of Sank Centre, but also
Of the adjoining counties and the settle
ments above. In this department will be !
found all staple and fancy groceries that
may DO called for. 49,. '"'' -.
Plows and every variety Of farmers
tools, Of tho very: best makes, are always
kept on hand.
In the foregoing we have merely referred !
to few OF the principal features Of the
s'Rsgulator." It ii IN establishment Of |
which the people Of tho Sank Valley: nay !
we'll be proud, and which deserves their
most liberal patronage. Mr.. Capser keeps
no goods merely for tho sake of selling |
them, but everything he has is Of the best,
He believes that the true policy is to s,ye
customers the full value Of their money,
md thus retain their trade. Lot oil; in the
upper Sank Valley Who sre not already &C.
qusinted with the ''Regulater" call and ex-
anime for Themselves.
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0ctOhcr ID 1Sf1

David C. Gi1kin:
SIR: You hereby notified to appear ut this Office
on tho 10th DAY OF NOV 1867 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of the iaid Aays1Ad snAnl there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1866, made by
ship 12 range So In tho District q lands subject to
saie At St. Cloud Minn., should not 10 Cancelled as
ChsistiaA Ncp alleges aaa9epdeument thoreofbyyo.
anil fuhRSscsAthe0 and ehcse ~ show tte. Esr(e'
octs.ewl ss4>sd Il III. &. DuRb2 III, Es Receiver
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From ii. n.fis kqsl h. tho Eus.n.
Hair Rsstorer won its high reputation. It
restores grey hair - its original color. pre-
vents it, falling Of and promotes. it, rapid
growth. It Is also most beautiful dress
ing for the hair. M@mpoth sized bottles,
price only Is cts. VII n41-1y
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JsE,gWxa1 & Co.-;Atts.tiensis csllsd to
the new advertisement II Tits ii1h. They
have received tremendous stock Of new
goods direct from New York, and lots more
are On the way. This is one of the ivest
and most cnterpriang establishments in
Northern Minnesota, and people are rapid.
~ finding out that they sell as cheap as
the St. Paul DEALERS, \: is.vell worth the
time jdst; to look over their stock. ~
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LAYING OUT ROADS.

;: A letter from Mr.. NJ: p. Noel, Civil En-
e7nesr, sof this city, dated "on: the Road at
Two Rivers, October 9TH" says:
81 am now engaged in surveying and 10!
eating State Road from st. Joseph to Long
Prairie via the Two Rivers Crossing; On the
St: Cloud and Breckinridge road: It win
thus be seen that the settlers in this part
Of stesrns and Todd counties are awake to
improvements. This road is being located
under the authority Of an act of our State
Lcgis9ature during tho last session, y The
line q our route to this point fhfr: Over
miller's, or the Two Rivers Crossing) is on
tho old St. Cloud and Breckenridge road 10
surveyed and located BY Gen. Barrett, with
but few changes. We have progressed
nicely. ''''
I'VE have run to-day from Nj. ov.,esfmil-
ler's, . point which have previously loc.-
ted. noithwsrd something over feur miles
through an unsettled country, the charaac;::
ter ct which 81 point Of richness and soif
c.nno: be exeelled ia the State, and am
told BY good authority that it is about the
same oil the way through to Long Prairie.
y n6stly; brush isdd; VIII 6sis I'D
hsre . sto1eE 81 good, he.11 timber, "a
frequent hay marshes. The soil is 10
black, sandy loan; and generally clay sub
ssil: Ipdeed this new road Ehich-I i'm
now locating will open up fer settlement 4
fns section sf soountry that will be 'salna-
bls'f+om ito fertility ssB~en %. its coiytn-
isuce Il market. j. 'as'':--, uA?T my '1".s
M: n sl1.. :. humorous a q
IL prsdicament Of his panty by reesorsof
tie sudden disappearincs of 4youns hin,
'yohn;": ,!!he y. P.ehine th. Piieyiiioa..,
Having thsn TIL evening without, .:sruk"
We can ksssly appreciate, their eo.ditisn,
having had u veryya similar szpsri.ies
il That Dame section of country Son,
people ny Il tbmf ~ fdany-1at Il az.
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Autumn ID ag,,n upon u, and soon
Winter, will clasp usiin his frigid embrace.
Beware of Coughs and Colds they often
terminate in Cohsappi1sn, Goes Cough
Balsam is pleasant but certain remedy.
ts4s excellent for Group among th.tshilj
~, 20 F.:sa N~l A.;EiG TtI .>,msn&@ has
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1"lI AslNtNl y itnIteEs9IN q 81
T. AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MIMI.

10y. LsS,M.n! :! t,nJt,.iGI. ~ 2" NA| Ass''fs@
FAM. sQEFICEs 81, CLOUD MINI, l.! IL, a,is
01vHoa b! HaeAiss5e - :s3ci sIass toes; issts
sSM .You ste hsrsbn Iotinei y appear at thisoaea
On the 2SHH DAY on ,NOXEMNER, 1851, a. 10 o'clock
intbe forenoon 81 tiS aid day aiid then and fhsrc
show r,s,iSe why your Homestead Entry IA. q6lo
made by you June It'll, 1865, upon tho ,v az scsStouI
towpep 127, nnge so II the District af lands sub.
ceied az Eugppu Bolton nlegesanR
by you, Andspr5fos6 ID Ae7find afhSfc, Is skew tho
same, when You will DO permitted to contest such
= ss*aa.a ,H.n VAR, Rcsisatss.,sE
ect1o-SwS H. G. BURBANK, Receiver:
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-,u,Sz IA r.. -X5SNX .-.!k.,;o.

|cHssisaff3sJ XlkIBy 7zziSss>lolE = execution
issued out of and under tho seal Of the District
Court of the 18th Judicial District and County Of Ben
ton, State of Minnesota, and dated September 25th,
1867 in ftsoxof James p Hqitt 40 ddministseter Of
tho estate of Jonathan Perrin deceased plaintiff,
and against Philip Beaupre, defendant for the sum Of
S39 15 with interest and COSTS from the third day of
April 1867 have levied the following real estate
situate in the said county Of 9snon and escS9ed %
sse as s9 IS Si3s esn Ia snG S:ssa
g, 6 and II, in block No. 5 lots i, 9, and :, in
block No 6; lots No. and s, i'll block No Z: lots
No. and II, in block No. s; lots N, l, 5, and r.
in block Noe; lots No. 2 and II in block No. 49,
lst Ne4, IN BLOCK ~ Il; elso, lets Net,S.l3Sae
he t3virSi Osahka ,a6cosdng to tfie.rsroredpt Of
ssia tp~n nj recorded I'M the 4sessterf Desdss Office
for said county of Benton. ,,1.,. i
Now notice is hereby given that wiz expose at
Ipbo auction IN tho inscrest1f the safd Philip Bean
pre- to- the !ahoys naescrted 0rs %
much thereof may be necessary to satisfy tho said
execution with interest and COSTS at tho Office Of the
Nskisterof Deeds inSak Rapids aifsasl county, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY oFNQvEMDAN 1857.
.at 10 o'clock 4, NJ. ,
Sheriff Of Benton County.
Dated ssuk Rapids, scptenp,r soi19ase7i slh N3ew
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~ We so.'dr':p'ettt'1y r'q*s't Al"
6xsiaess Ms1 end Others wishing any lind 0
JOB Printing, to cal! AID sza~iss o.r q
snsiss stock Of Nss xastria1, just rses,vsd
ron IL ssst, before sendissto 81. Pa.l orgo-
~ slse,aAsrs. Orr JOB 0Ges l. nov one Of
lie 5sss ia tie State, and ~ Do work which
ws VII! guarantee to b satisfactory, at st.
Paal prices. -
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DOUGLAS CouxTr.-Judee McKelvy win
start for Alexandria in day or two to hold
term Of the District Court a. that place
on tho 10th.
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FoH sAIs CHEAP.-Iwill offer my House.
held 'Rsteituts, III new andyins god con
dition. for sale very low. Inquire Of the
undersigned Il the store of The late firm Of
Murphy L Spencer. -
Z e n, = L GEO. tH.sbpINCFR' 4
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sIfgEiE9aaiF 80 Es.s tliFEsE3F1' .s1E'f9 VI U5
CrOVRs AND TlSwARs, nj retail. / "A
- splendid stock suited to all demands.
Gall and ssxamins before purchasing any
where. IS*@ ,5sp3H@ ~ 80 ESss.2a :.i,E
n4ls@1 ] ~ MCINTYRE 1 CASTLE.
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A. Coop TaaNa:-Henry ". "A. Mergel
is agent for this county for Jackson's Uni
versal Washing compound. It has been
used in this town, and gives general
aStisfSotifn xxi .1;<t = =. -
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MAGNOLIA WATEa.s+ "a & idelightfal' toilet
article-superior to Cologne and At half
the pfieetf " 1
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BAss BAIL.-The first and second mines
win be on their play ground on Saturday
afternoon At three o'clock sharp for a
game.
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Coon R1Asox,-A clerk in . mercantile
establishment writes to friend st home
II have nice time Of it now-very little
work to do-our firm don't ADVERTISED"
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For THE PA1xINrs.-Rev. Geo. Stewart
left on Monday, in company with Rev.
Knickerhacker, Of Minneapolis, to attend
tho Chippewa payments which will be made
during this month BY Major Bassett.
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Nor HAND FRox.-Ths Whereabouts Of
Winter, Who committed the murder at New
Munich, is not knoWn.. He has. undoubt-
edly fed tho country -
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s ;e2'ss - 5a s.o,ts '! q 4
complete, from Mo1ntirs 4 Caatls ofor
Twenty Dollars.
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Did OF YELLOW FEvER.-A private let
ter states that The wife Of George F. Brott,
ESQ.,, died on tho 25th .ult., At Bay S.
Louis, . Watering place near New Orleans,
ofyelloW fever. g. ii -" 'l
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IA Row.-A couple Of chaps, after some
hard words, came to fsticuffs on Washing
ton avenue on Tuesday. = They clinohed
and gouged and rolled over in the mud for
some time, but without doing any great in
july beyond running th.ir clothes: Hi:
ing ashamed Of their conduct, after getting
up they went "arm-in-arm" to earns store
AMI bonehta a1sw daat Throughout, each
for his late opponent. The difficulty VA
thus 'sniesbly ssttlsa,' and They both 10y
that they never saw clothing selling q
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Fol SA1E.--A horse, harness and wagon;
Inquire of L. W. Collins. at tho Law Office
Of Gordon & Collins. =
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CosGR1GArIoxAI> AssooIArIoN:-The
State Association, which meets At this place
viii open this evening with exercises at tho
new church, near the Ravins bridge. A
large number Of guests are expected by the
noon train to-day. 49,
TAxEs TO sr1IIwArER.-On Monday
Deputy Sheriff DeGrost started for Stillwa-
ter with the horse thief, Louis Thomas;
This is the first prisoner ever convicted of
State Prison offense in Stearns county:
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OFFICIAL. PAPER OF TIE CITY.

PRsssr1zalAx.-Pastor Rev. :: Y. Campbell. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at o'clock. Evening
W. Sunday School after morning service.
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earns is opening still another fresh lot
Of clothing. II IS wonderful how much he
sells during these dull times, and how we'll
satisfied all his customers are.
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asvsat y ~ ersdl ~ LIZ i.'''A<A-' = ;
Ana 's"s s'a' oaeE. ;,a.9a .s
~ .,S ef.,.;t,,n .;:,s7..,,. 1...,s:.....
..l,.,..r..ef Rd C.,,. ~ 49, ii..'a.:
;,i1 IA. dot :.sur: s.; ,in.s,f.s I.5a Hift. {.
,shae vounx ifn6n.'a to6d citizen. and xtrn,
,..,;.1 e. S,:e.i f IT,. e - Z. an,
f.blx W a. F., M ms - .,xioan,< n1blII.
t,.c IL, ~. ,,;,,a.,,s.,,,,, d;.no,.d ~
"s''A ~. :1-ssxc;;2'
HA1xas CoarJs.-en Tho 25th'of Sept.
Alex. Aathersoh, assaulted A. B.. Darling
q Clearwater with Al q, and BIT one finger
ssvsssly, besides punching his head, inh,ct-
taes Black eye. IT,. He Va arrested, taken
before Justice Rifby ind End $26 and cost,
-. III. ..... ~ =, ~.
x,h,,... =. -, h.rs..:1 .a.:.,,..
r.,---.a' :. .s. -.:s,. 80.
y. wv y. .'.sa -, ."r. - ,. e.
st:s $3.50 ''"~ - t'' '"''' 49, 4 ~
ny - - :. -z.-:o d%@.i Fl /
PzlsouA1.-Dr. D. c. Cooley, formerly
sAomsopithic physician Of this place, Is in
-. - =. 49, =: = . ...a..
49,. -. 80, 49,, -. ,as s.,s - n..as g.. p..s .s
To Dr. >. arur ,tsr, I, IN fns rnnn,n, order
"a i. !, ;u.t putlii r.. 4 . 10 .tooL =, :.
goods. ,,,., r. .,.,...-, .a:4z'7~ia *''''~
n vL-A..f1.-...a -s.S . ..,1 .,.nsx-a.-
,. "'".o1'a WIN CO.. On ''oaa.9
H. ,.o on.on' Pu""' mo. " 'ne
6suk Centre Het61d ~ q .|S+
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whole 0t9Se.. =. , :. i sa,.t...
Axo1HsI A11Esr.-On Monday noon,
while Deputy Sheriff UsGroat was II. the
depot with the convicted horse thief, he
''gobbled' another that had stssyed up this
way from Minneapolis, snd yokins the Two
together took both down. DeGrost il one Of
the shrsxdsst and most iiadefa&igsble off,
eeers in tbs State. ''... ~, ~. - ~ ~, T.,
For ar. FAuL.-The Little Glsnt Fire
Company LETT on Tuesday noon in 6as style.
The boys looked remarkably we'll in their
uniform, and their new flag, lately received
from Nev-York, is onsi5of the haadsom,st
in the State. Mayor Curry accompanied
them upon invitation Of Mayor Otis, Of St.
Paul. The Company is expected back to-
day. The R.i,tdad Company reduced the
fare to the boys to 81 each x.y.,.' :. ~
.,By Tie st. Psal papers Il yesterday ,vs
~ that ~ Little aiant coi; VS. received
q u depot = .fss astyleg' W. firing Of
CANNON, music, ard 70 prSc sssion, TO tn
Beck Ladder Company rooms. '::s a; - -. :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-10

Snow IN MAssAoHuss1rs.-Thsy have al
ready had snow in Massachusetts,, Mc1ntire
& Castle have stoves enough. warm the
whole State. ...:< "a a..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-10

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