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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-27


Utica telegraph Office by gentleman
of that city:
ssThird Epistle of John, 18th and
18th verses.
By referring to the text it will be
seen that there is quite q respectable
letter contained in the verses desic-
mated, and small amount of money
saved, namely:
''I had many things to write, but ]
will not with ink and pen write unto
thee"
"But 1 trust I shall shortly see
thee, and we shall speak face to face.
Peace be to thee. Our friends salute
thee. Greet the friends by name. -
3 John, 13, A.
A friend in Chicago says:
''The following message was sent
from this place: wait letter before
writing. Marsh;' and was received
at destination, Wash your hands be-
fore writing again."
The following is from Maine:
"a genuine 'paddee, quite aged,
living some miles out of town, came
into our Office one day to sell some
'praties, and seeing the instruments,
battery, &C., wondered if that was the
'tilligraft. After gazing steadily fer
several minutes, he said he had
always wanted to ask one question;
and this was it: is The wire hollow
on the outside or on the inside?'"
A foreigner-Messages are trans
mitted by telegraph between Lon
don and in India in twenty-one
hours. Many perplexing uncertain
ties and blunders are occasioned by
the translators. The messages have
to pass through seven different coun-
tries.
''Mr. Crawford, member of Par
Lament, says he lately sent to India
the following message: The news
from America favors the holders.
When it was delivered in India it
appeared in this form: The news
from America savors of soldiers!'"
cone day during the late German
war, while Bismarck needle-guns
were piercing their way through
Bohemia, Reuters telegraph made the
following announcement to the Eng
nsh public: The greater portion OF
the Prusslan army has been taken'-
mere break in the despatch occur
ed. During the hours which elapsed
while the wires were being repaired,
the excitement and funds rose to a
pitch. When at last the connection
was made perfect, the war MESSAGE
was finished thus: with camp diar-
rhea? The excitement and funds
fell together flat.
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Fun from the Wires.

A New York papers says the sub
joined message was handed into the
Utica telegraph Office by gentleman
of that city:
ssTo-;
'.Third Epistle of John, 18th and
18th verses.
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Az Englishman's idea OF America
was we'll exemplified by thearrival of
a young cockney from London, last
week, at the Clarendon Hotel, New
York, and his appearance at the
Office early the following morning,
with an American rifle he had pur-
chased at home, and the confidential
question, II say, now, my deah fell
lah, are they any of the bloody
Indians about? L want to have a
crack at some of them, you know. L
bought this rifle to do that sort Of
thing, do you see.
If scribbler persists in writing
verses who has no ear for versifica-
ton, the shears of justice should
leave him no ears for anything.
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A Practical BoY.-In a certain
Sabbath school the superintendent
made powerful appeal to the scho}-
lars to be active and useful, and
among other things he told them
they should all be locomotives, each
taking along his train to Heaven.
The next Sabbath, just as the school
opened, in came one of the best and
most jealous boys, with thirteen new
scholars behind him and went up the
aisle uttering q noise choo, choo, irl-
ltative of the engine, to the amaze
nent OF the superintendent and
scholars.
"What does this mean?' asked the
astonlshed superintendent.
"Why," answered the boy, "you
said We must all be locomotives; and
mere am with thirteen cars behind
me-"
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BARRIERS Patent Adiustable Brace

TUST received, a complete assortment of
- Barber,s Patent Adjustable Is i i
BRACES, which, for carpenters and wheel
wrights' use, are the most convenient and
useful braces mado, requiring no adjust
ment or hitting of the bit to the brace, and
are emphatically the ne ptus ujt,-c of braces.
For sale by the sole agents,
Dec 20 J. & ri r. AGEEW
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE sALE.-Default having
IN been made in the payment Of the sum of Four
Hundred and Eighteen 17-lO0 dollars, ($4lS17) which
amount is claimed to be due and is due at the date OF
this notice, upon that certain mortgage executed
knowledged and delivered by John Ii. Macomber, of
Stearns county, Minnesota, to David Travis Jr OF
Putnam county, State of New York, dated October
22nd, 1857, and given to the of One Hun
drcd and Scventytwo dollars, with interest at the
rate Of three and half per cent. month"; compound
gage was duly recorded in the Reg stry Of Deeds for
Sto rms county, Minnesota, the 5th day of Novem-
er 1857, at II O'Clock NJ in book "a" of Mortgages,
az 3 los, 100, 1lOand Ill that said mortgage with
the Indebtedness thereby secured was duly assigned
by said David Travis Jr to Orlando b. Turrel OF st.
Paul, Minnesota, who is the owner and holder of
said mortgages; that said assignment was executed,
acknowledged and delivered the 18th day of May,
1857 and was duly recorded u said Registry OF Deeds
on the 4th day OF October 1867, ut ococ& p. NJ in
| book "A" Of assignments and agreements, on pages
lbs and 1856; that suit or proceeding at law or l
equity has been instituted to collect aud recover the
| sud mortgage debt any part thereof. ~
Therefore, notice is hereby given that under aud
| pursuant to the power Of sale in such mortgage
| contained, and the statute in made and pro-
vided tho premises described in said mortgage, rs
| follows, to wit: .jl.-. s.,A, j
| Tho sonth West quarter ca of Section numbered
eight, (8,) in Township numbered ono hundred ana
twenty-five, (l22,) north Of range numbered twenty
eight (2S) wcst situated in said county of Stcarns,
will DO scld at public auction to tho h.hcst bidder
for cash. by the Sheriff of said Stearns county, At the
front door of tho Office of the Register of Deeds, In
ST. Cloud, the county seat of said Stearns county, NJ
ton (1O) o'clock in tho forenoon on SATURDAY TIE
TlIRTIBrlI (3orn). DAY or NOVEMBER, A: D. 1867
to pay said debt and interest and costs all wed by law
( ORLANDO Il. TUKRELls
~;.~ Assignee of Mortgage.
| CASTOR & LEWIS Attorneys St. Paul, minnesota.
Dated st, Paul, Octoberrl6tll 1857, ectlt-'"5
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GRAND REPUBLICAN
MEETING!
LET EVERYBODY GO.
Friday Evening, at the
Court House.

Hon. Sam. S. Beman, of
Winona County, and Hon. c..
X. Davis, of St. Paul, will
speak at the Court House to-
morrow evening.
These gentleman are justly
considered two Of the best
speakers in the State.
Let there be a rousing
meeting. Democrats as we'll
as Republicans will find it Of
advantage to be there.
The ladies are specially in
vited.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
= !. ;. .Actnlrr 18th 1Siir.

George l.. ChdntUS:
Sin: You are hereby notified to appear at this oic
on tho 5rn DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857, at 10 o'clock
III tho forenoon Of the said day and then and there
show cause why your Homestead Entry No l6l'
made by YOU July oath, 1865, upon the nv Il section
80, township 10, range 80, in tho District Of lands
subject to sale at st. Cloud, Mimi, shouldino be-
Cancelled as Ole alleges an there
tho same when you will DO permitted to contest sucl,
showing i F. ~y.9<.. HENRY 9. WAIT, Registor,
oct17.twH ! 4tE I H,*O. BURBANK, Recover.
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II. G: WATT, Register,
II. G. BURBANK, Receiver

] OPECTACLES AND EYE. CLASSICS
- Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double Fo-5
Gus, Perisooplc and Convex, worth from
c5cts to So, 90, for sale at BUSH'S., Can
be exchanged + not found to suit after =
thorough trial, = s>' ~
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,

AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, .Y..,,s-,-
LIZ Y ~ October 10Th, 1867. - 4E&EsSf
Gorge D. Bristol:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on tho Cru DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857, at 10 o'clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry 10 l4OS, made
Dy your May 18th, ses, 1pon, the e pc Il asdc y
NV section 30 township 81, range Is. in the Dis
trict OF lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud, MIMI,
should not be cancelled, as Samuel Lock ALLEGES m
ahandonmcnt thereof by you, and proposes then and
there to show tie same when You viii be permitted
to contest such showing. E5%a&4 1 fBH /
II. G: WATT, Register,
octl1-6wa .. II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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In New RoLE.-lt is said that one of
the very best speeches made at the Fire
mans Parade IN st. Paul was by
Capt. George Boyd, now of St. Anthony,
but formerly well known to many of our
citizens as having been stationed at Fort
Ripley. We are glad to learn that the Cap
tain succeeds as we'll on the rostrum as he
did on the tented field. :
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SEVERE Acc1DENr.-On Saturday morn
ing Hugh Masters, employed at Hayward
livery stable, received terrible kick from
one Of the horses, splitting his upper jaw
open and cutting the lip entirely through
to one Of the nostrils. DR.. senkler dress.
ed his injuries. This is the second acct.
dent Of the kind. which he has suffered.
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"HE1r1!"-Hon. Geo. L. Becker, Of ST..
Paul, and our politically agile friend,
". J. Parsons, ESQ.,, Of this city, are an
nounced by the Democratic Committee for a
stumping tour up Sank Valley. The citizens
throughout that section need not feel seri-
uosly alarmed; We don't think either of
these gentlemen will "set the river on
ire" J- ,.,,.. :: -. .+,,,.,
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UN1vERsAL1sr SERv1cEs.-Rev. II. Bisbee
Of st. Anthony, y will preach in st. Cloud
q the schoolhouse near d.. Hunters next
Sunday, Oct. Goth, at III O'Clock A. N: and
o'clock P. n. All who have ever heard
Mr.. Bisbee preach, will be pleased to listen
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F1RE.-The sash factory at Anoka has
been burned, but McIntire & Castle have a
stock on hand, they also sell the Anoka
tubs and pals. <
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FAT.-We saw at Towards the other
morning some venison that was in decided
~ good condition, huge rolls Of fat cover.
ing it two inches deep, The deer general
~ are IN prime order.
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THN CONGREGATIONAL AsSOCIA.
p. + ses7:s. TION, :.

Tho Eleventh Annual Meeting Of tho Cen
eral Conference Of tho Congregational
Churches ofthis State, WAS held in the new
Congregational church in this city during
the past week, opening with sermon on
Thursday evening by Rev. Mr.. Hart, late
Of Andover, Mass. The attendance, was
about sixty ministers and delegates. The
meeting was one of unusual interest; tho
preaching Of high order; and the debates
animated and Instructive, showing = feel
ing Of active sympathy with every effort
for the moral elevation Of the great North
west.
Resolutions were passed sustaining the
American Missionary Association in their
work among the freedmen ). favoriug tho
laws for the keeping Of tho Christian Sab
bath; endorsing the ,Advance as the medi-
um Of communication of the Congregation
al churches in the West; and favoring 9th,
or efforts in tho interest Of Christian vel
fare among the growing population Of our
new country.
Members and visitors were warm in their
admiration Of the new and beautiful church
in which they convened, and justly CRATE
full to the handful Of Congregationalists
who, through many discouragements, have
added this, not only to the number Of fine
buildings in our young city, but to the ed
i6ces of similar kind.
1t is gratifying to know that the men,
bers of the Congregational church and so.
ciety are making all efforts to procure
pastor Immediately, and 50 supply want
long felt by our New England people.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL October 18th 1867, !,

Stephen Al3onS: r..
SIR: rou hereby notified to appear at this Office
r. NJ, of tho said day and then and there show cause
why Your Homestead Entry No. l42l, made by you
May 18th, 1s65, upon the 81 not a,ul = NV n
lands subject to sale ut st. Cloud, Minn should not
be c"nceed, as Martin Kelley alleges an abandonment
thereof by you aal proposes then and there show
the same when YOU will be permitted to contest such
showing. ii. C. WALT Register
| octl7-6wH IS II, G, :DURBANK Rcrriycr
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FRoN THE FRoxr1ER.-Major BENZ.
Thompson, ACCENT Of the sissiton and
Wapaton Sioux, arrived in town last even
ing from Lake Traverse, having left there
on Monday. The Major reports all quiet in
that section,
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To p REMOVED. The q. s. Land Office
will be removed in few days to Kindlers
new brick block, on Washington avenue,
above St. German street. The location is
plsasanter than the building now occupied.
The Office will be up stairs. s 81.
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~
AT arrisburg, Pa, on the 9th inst,
SAxUEL MoRToH' M1roHsLL, son Of william
and angela Mitchell, aged g years, II
months and II day.. ,3+a5#2f 2g.s13sI1
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDs.-Hon. Charles
McIlrath, State Auditor, sold at the Court
House yesterday the list Of School Lands
advertised in THE JOURNAL. A large num-
Der Of persons were in attendance, and the
sales were very good. The total number
Of acres disposed Of was 1,756.1O; amount
ofpurchase money, $l0,997. %; principal
paid, $2,345.7S principal due, S8, 651. so !;
interest to June LIST. 1867, paid, $379.4O.
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"A man in LIE Claire, Iowa, was walked
in the middle of the night last week by Vi
olent ringing at his door bell, and found a
basket, and in it plump, blue-eyed, boy
baby, a week old, clothed in the neatest
and richest manner, and kicking up his
heels over $50 bill, that was in the bottom
Of the basket. Ell .". ~Ia ., >....- = ::
1t is not every infantile that can s'kick
up his heels over $50 bill, but every. man
in Stearns county can save $50 during the
year by purchasing his clothing and dry
goods at:Carns' cheap store. His goods are
Of the very best, and his prices are far be-
low competition = - = '%i'- - : (
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WASrED.-An experienced Millwright-
one who can come we'll recommended. Ap-
ply to Hicks & Cow;ng, Alexandria, Doug
las Co., MINI.
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DoN'7 FAIL.-Nobody should fail to hear
the speeches at the Court House on Friday
night. Let Republicans and Democrats
both 20.
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fa SMARRIED.

a. Burbank, Monongalia county, Mimi. !,
1t the residence Of J. Il. stouffer, by Rev.
J. L.. Whitla, Mr.. WESLEY CARTER, Of st.
Cloud, 70 Miss MARTHA D. JOHNSON, Of
Burbank. +. f. TIT r. N
Well done, Wesley You have our best
wishes. f. .t.rt.E@ AL t5,tlz uHE#.sI.
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Z For SALE CnEAr.-I will offer my House,
hold Furniture, all new and in good con-
dition.: for sale very low. Inquire Of tho
undersigned at the store Of the late firm Of
Murphy & Spencer. 2 =
's1ss',~34 < hFEa GEO. H. SPENCER.
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Hon. Sam. s. Beman is ono Of the
rac'est and most humorous speakers in this
State. He; speaks At tho Court House on
Friday nighl. ....1,..t,.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
e,tfcle-superior to Cologne and At huff
The price, ss.s@ .5@ .s.a.
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In TowN.-Dr. J. D. Pettijohn, Kirk J..
Kinney and Geo. Thacker, Of Pope coun ty'
and J. G. Garfield, Of Stevens county, are
in town for Tomorrow Republican District
Convention.
OUTRAGEOUS The State Board of Equal
ization has added twenty-five per cent. to
the valuation of personal property in
stearns county. This is simply outraged US
and unjusti6able. The assessment was al
ready heavy enough, and this addition by
the State Board is without excuse.
FoR TExAs.-Hon. Baldwin Olmstead,
one Of the oldest settlers in the State, has
gone with his family to Texas.
Addison Gilmore proposes starting in
few days for the same State.
ELECTED.-We learn that Prof. Robert
J. Cromwell, of whom we lately made men,
ton politically, has been elected to the
Constitutional Convention Of Louisiana for
the Second District, Parish of Orleans.
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An "American Organ" Of excellent tone
and power, worth $500, has been placed in
the church by few individuals. !
Efforts are now being made to secure as
pastor Rev. LOOMS, of Wabashaw, who
would give excellent satisfaction to all the
members of the church. Mr.. L., it will be
remembered, delivered the sermon on last
Sabbath morning.
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TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
u. October 18th 1867.
Lyman Il. Fuller: ....~x
SIR: You hereby notified to appear at this office
on the 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1867, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of the said day, and then and there
show why your Homestead Entry No. 564, made
by you May 10th, 1861, upon the Sc 4 section ID
ject to sale at St. Cloud, MIMI, should not be Cancelled
as Nicholas Kongs alleges an abandonment thereof
by you, and proposes then and there to show the same
when you will be permitted to contest such showing
e. HENRY C. WAIT, Register
octl76wl H. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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FINE BU1ID1sG.-The Congregational
church, just completed in this town, is q
source of pride to our people as truly
beautiful specimen of church architecture
Its solid stone foundation supports a fine
brick structure, st1e0, including a tower
81 feet high, and a chancel in the rear Of
the church for the choir, behind the pull
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CAN'T SLEEP N1aHrs. "A hacking cough
sore throat, difficulty Of breathing, are
the results of hard colds. Goes Cough
Balsam allays the irritation, gives ease and
rest to the patient, and effects perma-
nent cure Of all lung and pulmonary COM
plants. - g.: f.... ri. ..... .:.,.,:-. Is
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

The Democracy of Stearns County assem-
bled in Convention at the: Court House on
Tuesday, the. 15th,; at 10 A.. n. Hen. N.
F. Barnes was chosen Chairman, and c,
Grandelmyer Secretary. ..o. -.
On motion, Of JOS. Edelbrock the chair
appointed the following Committee on Cre-
dentials:
Jos. Edelbrock, A. B. Darling, B. Plrz.
A. ". Libby and NJ. Greedy. ,,~.,.......
The Convention then adjourned until one
o'clock. t2.,..
Upon the reassembling Of. the Conven-
ton, the Committee on Credentials ropsrt-
cd, and the report was adopted.
The following were the results Of the ball
loting for County officers:
Register Of Deeds-John, Zapp, -. T.. 40
....,,~,. J. Rosenberger, l
1reasmer-J. NJ: ~Rosenberger, =" 21
B: Pirz, O., :: 10
SherD-M. Mickey, go
Z - Scattering =, >~~> / ~ ,-~ :. 4
County Attorney-E. NJ. Wright, nominated
by Reclamation. .>..~ =
Judge Of P!o1ate-L. A. Evans by acclama-
ton. .t,'ja.s;.. .:,<'! !',,r
Court Commissioner-L. A. Evans.
Coroner-B. Overlook, by acclama ton
Surveyor Schmidt. r 81 4
County Comn,issioncrs-4 District, Henry
vorjahn; 9Th District, Herman Terhaar.
The following County Committee was ap-
pointed for the ensuing year ! B. Vossberg,
Peter Loso and B. Pirz.
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Fruit in Minnesota is plenty this yeaSrr.
McIntire & Castle arc. receiving three thou
sand barrels Of apples. y. e 7 III a.35 81. a'
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
October 14th 1867.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
u. October 18th 1867.
Bcngt. Andysen:
S1R You hereby notified to appear at this Ofice
on the 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1867, at 10 O'Clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1881
made by You September 7th: 1866, upon the ne 4
sw Il and lots 7, s and'9. section IS, township 12s
range 49, in the District of lands subject to sale at St
Cloud. Minn should net be Cancelled, rs Petar Peter
son alleges abandonment thereof by yoa, and pro
poses then and there to show the same, when you will
be permitted to contest such showing.
HENRY C.-WA1T, Register
oct17-6wb II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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), FoR SAIE.-A horse, harness and wagon.
Inquire Of l. ". Collins, Il tie law Office
Of Gordon & Collins. =. ..:o*s: @@i ~, mi
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Hon. e {. !, K. 4 Davis, who speaks on
Friday night, is one Of the rising men Of the
State. Go and hear him. -a%..-..
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L Bio MIET1Na.-We learn that the Repub-
licaa meeting at Clearwater on Tuesday
evening, 70 .heaf Hon. F. r. E. Cornell
and W. D.. Webb Esq, was rousing one.
The house was filed to ovsrfowing, many
being unable to obtain admission at all,
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!DEMoCRATIc CAUCUs.--The caucus at The
Court House on Tuesday to select delegates
to the County and District Conventions,
was pretty neatly ''doctored up and pass.
ed off quietly. II. NJ. Richardson wat
Chairman and John Zapp Secretary. Thu
following delegates we're: chosen to attend
both Conventions: : N. F.. Barnes, NJ. Gas
pard, P. Smith, 3. Rosenberger, B. Over
beck, J. Edelbrcck, F.jVincent, J. Broke,
and C. Grandelmyer. LA. Evans, N. F
Barnes and J. w. Tenvoorde was appointed
q Town Committee for the ensuing year.
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CHURcH NOTICES. There will be regu-
lar Sabbath evening services at ST. Johns
church, at u o'clock, commencing on Sab
bath next. -%A :..- r.s, .. ~,ts $3.50
Contrary to the previous announ cement
there will be no preaching at the Congre-
gational Church for two weeks, on account
ofpainting the building. .. " ~
- After o brief but rather severe illness,
We are pleased to see Rev. Campbell again
about IS usual. Regular services on Sab.
bath next. ..'" -" ~. ~ '.'.
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NEW GooDs.-Joseph Edelbrock having
received the largest stock Of goods in the
upper country, offers to sell rs low as thu
lowest, and the very best goods that can b.
had in any store west of St. Paul. His
shelves arc full to overlooking with the
choicest styles Of staple and fancy goods
while his counters are piled up with cloth.
ing, &C.. He can offer the greatest induce.
ments to all who may call, and the peopl,
throughout this section should not fail t,
take advantage Of this opportunity. '*rs
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Buy your cook, parlor aud heating
stoves Of McIntire & Castle. 'rs5'tzl
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

.y A RUMoR.-1t is said Tint the cause Of
the partial failure in the wheat crop is be.
cause Mo1ntire & Castle dill not get their
celebrated Perrine and Moline plows on in
time last spring. They have full stock
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