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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-04
RAIL ROAD LAND
First Division. st. Paul
and Pacific Il II


and Pacific II R
-.=ez~>.s-~<ss
-
This company now offers for sale Ill
Lands granted BY Congress to aid in the
construction II its branch line from st.;
Paul to Watsb. = T..
These lsnds are in the
Valley Of the Upper Mississippi,
on both sides Of the river, and embrac.
great sariety Of
TIMBER PRAIRIE ArD RAY
The Road has already been
COMPLETED
sad trains are running to
81. CLOUD.
The Lands ere
EXEMPT .fRon Ilxl1Ioa
unit! sold and conveyed by the Company
rhev are offered in tracts Of
10. so Oh l60 ACRES AND UPWARD
! and will be sold to
| ACTUAL SETTLERS
| i upon advantageous terms.
Terms, cash the bonds Of the Company
apar, OF to those Who desire it.,
i Long Credit and
LOW RATES OF INTEREST
M Rtsons tresp.s,ine upon these land,
wi be prosecuted under the recent Act Of
The Legislature.
For information As to lands in the Coun-
ties Of i27 -, ~""D
TODD,
! CROW WING.
! MORRISON,
T. 49,. BENTON,
And the north part OF '''''
y WRIGHT AND sHRRBURHE,
Apply to
E.: Z. GREGORY
b H. ~ ct. CLOUD,
i GEO. L. BECKER,
xen..- Land Commissioner,
l. st. Psrl, MINI.
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TT ISLAND OETI0k, IT. CLOUD, MINI.

TT ISLAND OFFICE, st. CLOUD, MINI.
We. .sa.:&a;rsc / Jaae 2lst, lsS7.
~lH: You are hereby notified to appear At this olce
III theTyrH DAY OF AUGUST 1851, 1t 10 o'clock in
he krenuou Ut the said sy aud then aud ti,ere su
-aAuse why your Homestead No. 1875, made BY you
nip LIS, rinKe In The Dislrist "a Iai,s subject t.
aie At st. Cloud, Ainn should nus be caneeisd,
ieMge H. Tau0cni alleges M abandonment theteo
- you aud proposes then and there to show tn.
.slle, when YOU will be permitted to contest such
ltJwing. unNH>A J.. MAlI. k.ssIsfea,
iuu.IAiw9 H. Z. BCRRANK k.caiver
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aI 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
W June 17th, 1867.

4 3. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
" June 17Ih, 1867.
SIN You are hereby notified to afp-ar 1t thl- ofc.
IN .ue i,rh DAi W ACuJoT, lo1. ut IL 4. II. Uat
AID das AID Ten and IL show ause vhs YOU
.".uestead Entry NJ. 2s4s, maize by You July l1th
1868 upon lhs .eN ssctiOL "a. .wpsnip Is, rang,
Is, in t.se D1iriet Ut lands uj-ct to sale =. s.,
Loud, Min s.'vu dho. 10 Cancelled, ss August Lad.
"ix aiieg an .tandAnnaen. the cot by you aud ~.
ne.. aud there to show the same when you
sal be t'etu.i..eu to contest such snu. ink.
1880 49,. HENRY =. WAIT, Register
july4-6wb. h. y bUKdANn. Receiver.
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/ s. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI.
~ !r..{ - Nay 3vtn; Asst.

+ . 10ND OF11C9, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
:: .:..Ias XissnES: "a,
": You are hereby notified to appear At this ol,c
~ the 18TH DAY " Jolly 1867, 1t IL vclock N.
tsuse Why your Homestead Ensry No. lSe0. s,nde b.,
jou 1t this Office Ap:h Eth, le6s, upun the ~ =
section q :: g. III township. no. l3s, mango No IS
tas District Of lands subject to sale At st. Ciou,
nfkey alleges I'm abandonment thereof BY you anu
aG 3 sn.o .na there y show tho when Jos
VIII ~ permis1ea u contest such showing
june6-6wl II. .. nURhANK R.sr;s.'
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IT E. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MIN.
" June Z. ~, lSb1.

WStts0F:7 = -. -.
SIR: You ar hereby notified to appe st .hs on.
n the lofa DAY 1867 &c i0o'ciss in ~.
rs "on % the said .sy ann thea al, thrFe sl,,v
;Asase Your Ho estest In ~ M 2572. m,ds y
yoe Aay1tn 1850, ur,a Sue Lo,s No. IL, IL. rs Il
cello ~, toTns".p 40, 81, in tue D.rrist =.
'A'ts subject to sale az St. Cloud, MIMI anou,d nd
.'ei: thereof ~ von AUD pr,po<es thsu .od ther..
% show the sane' when yoa1w,il " pernaitted 10
a5., Il. c. WAIT, Register. 49,
.1.lyfSE - II. c. BQskiNK Hecea,..
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IL & LAND o1F1cE, 81: CLOUD, MINI.
~ MaE 9th

VS11C31 o.. CDOUD, 81NN.
- Nay s4th, 1867.
e: aoa are hereby notified t. appear At this oo5c.
"a tne Es. DAY or JULY 1861, 1t 10 o'cloct =. n
!msste.d Entry NJ le5x n.de b. yua 81 this ac.
'o'y xsts 1875, appothe e3xnv.k, ~ X nvL md neT
,,;es i. :es@Sn T. u township l raese S. IN The e
ss~eA not 10 cancelled, a. one Th.nas Sco,t 49,,
thereof BY 70. and proposes then md
~ ~ nov me same when you viii be permitted
,..~,. HENRY G. WAIT, Register
osyJV0vS II. G, 1CRRAkK R.c.;,-.
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LAM. VyEICx ST, CLOUD, MIMI = Z x1..s
IL Jun. tth, 1861.
slR:, Y9u ers hereby notified that Jphn r. Coats
As nIed allegations 1t this Office that you tave
~ pdoaed your usmrs, ssd Entry No. 2sSs, made =
his ONCE On ths iOth day " Augut a. d. 1850, u
per homestead entry ~. aid will I,pesr - ihi
!fhceon the 22D Day o. JULY next :. 10 O'clock
~ the en Osi ptovs IN 81 p<st Of sai .slts
gstons, q which time aud place you Gnu b. pressed.
" snow cause If IN: there b. My your said homie
stead snt.y should not - csussIeus 81 .9,a s447
juu"l3-8wH II. 4. BUKBANK. ksceiyer :.
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1 AND OFFICE, -. chvvp, Mss,

4 AMI OHcACG, %. OAODD, M1XNN.,
IL !. s.f :: aJu..s .sn,- teSi..-' y '>--
e.z: Ycu hereby notified i appear at this oc.
u" 're -ofA "a Nc .AtAA aeo.,..;.i ~ CLICK r.. H.
~ tue said DAY au tne. aliu tiicie suOw cause VII,
Jour kaealt's' esu Eniay NJ. zsoJ, BY sou II
-'n Aooo, wy" lv.s AIN ., = et.~sa =. ~I4 n ~
80 sec'tva ~, wils"lp lLe iauKs ~, Tile Dls
re. y .au.is sulssa Y sais !nt3 CI,uu No.,
Iloula not ~ canceleu, duats,e olsen aiiexes ~
'u'..loAmsas taereJis ny You Ala proposes. the.
'su.' tere t,suoa tue ueu yvu VIA wv w: MI,
ted to contest ouch showing. go
II. v. WAIT, Register.
IS" JInel3,6wb .,., II. u. HUIAbANn, Kecekser.5
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AND OFFICE, ST. GLDy.., MINI ,

/ AND ugslCE, 81. GLuU.., MINI, .s<,y. m;
IL Jcas 18th, 1861.
.a.alcl sEtlte apd Jtvsn C4y,.xy.i5 r:,.s5f -3>ic
= Rs: Y u and each Of you are hereby notified ~
appe"r 1t this dlice tiis 2vfa DAY UfiOLY lx6,.
~ ~ Ycock ~ the t1r~uovp Of thy s.id shel.
Ma. ~ sntls5. nise resasct.ssy BY yuu upoi the
~ ana NV q sec.ion II, ~ township ~. r1uge 10
ian tue District u lands subject IL xt Ht. Csu
'linn. should rot be Cancelled, one CxrAx, Ev.u,
alleges an abandonment thereof " you aud proposes
tiirn AM there to show the wnen you viii y.
.'ernltted ~ cOutest such showing. u If.st j
HENKf =. MATT, Register. ..
!. juue136wH = - Ii: Z. BU ABANK' Receiver.
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IT'S. LAND, OPRICD, 81. CLOUD, MIMI,
w. tsa,aas, ,...es. Mar 18th 1876.

o. AANDV1kICAs ". CLOUD, AlNN., = -"
49,. n,,,rla,n.24 -. MAJ 18th. 1891. ~
ela Yvn arehersby aotilsd to spear 1t tlis o1cs
oo ne isr DAY " JULY 1901, ~ 10 4. 4. md then
a.9 "a Sssh.' cause WY y sr Homestead Rntry No.
~ n section II. township l2S raaes 56 Ia The Dis
s!scs Of la.is ssh ct ~. al a. g. C1osd Nns.
shouId ~ w cs,csld, y Ebsn SiAvson .llsges
tA,,a .hsss " s-V such a.sp.iopu,eot by yvu wien
you wi1i 10 p<r:nitted " contest such showing -
= 5&4 .agtfs sar,s HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
|, mayZa6ws II. q. BURBANK, Receiver.
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IT =. LAND .ft ICE, 81. LL.jOD. MINI,
~ June 2stb, 1857. 80, +,.<;
1>.ry PA,nQ:
esE: Yss is hersb~ notified t. appsas At <has Office
on tue l3rH DAY OF AUGUST 1851 si ~ &c ok in tie
forenoon II the said ny and then the. . vshOv
c+us.s WY yvaE H0nesesAd Entry DO. 1871. made b.
ship Us, Mugs 30, The District II l.n.s subject u
~ q It,. Ci1uA Ainp., should not bs Cancelled ~
Joseph Stfch ailegssAn sbsndonaent thereof 81 you
and PsO . e. then and there " show Tive s1n@
a,en you WILDE permitted to contest such showing.
.g5a .l..,:2 II. q. WAIT, Rexister, !, -
junp27-6wf nc. BURBANK. Receiver
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, u. CLOUD, NINN,RsE
w -. Nay Hl.e. slSS7. .Gssg L. j
Ne 0lson Htlle:
SlR You arr hereby notified . sps,ear At this olac-
"a The Slsf DAY OF july 1856, At 10 .cluck in the
sssnoo. oe tns ad d.y :nS snee a1d .hsts :acw
hvu at this rloe Qctobsr It'll lSSt upon shsn l<nw1
,w,3fsne 81 aedtipn q 10 toxpsh.n Ia, rsaxe 81.
ID the dit ic II lands subject TO SAN 1t IL Yo,Sd
Mimi. si. uld "ot be ca"ce Cd, hhnSs HsA1 LNaSt
sllceea an ahandQnmeps thereof by yuu and pro
49, then knd there - ihuW the 3Ss 0ken you win
DO Permitted to cunteet such showing. =.
.RttiSf:E I&'HENRH'C,S NAffsik aeijRsr y.
] mAy2& 6Ml Il, C RpRkANK- R..sIxsr j.
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l l.S. tAAN. Vftics, eA.ta1,NA, AAAA>.,
~ 1one II n It67

p. AAAN VftICs, -. EauNA, AAaA, -.
~ June 2lst, 1867. -:
= eaB0s J. LaveSEtEt trio *! -. 5.fsz-.. T..
s,s: You hereby notified to appear At ibis oRcs
p hs' 0fn DA1 OSAU0U6r 1861: at 10 O'Clock In
thief rnopp y he said Ivy s.d shsb aud thee SLOW
c@us+ Sby your n mes ed = try No. 1853, mlde BY
yoU Anni :xlst, 1885, uioss TIE Ne tNctiin -.
township l1, range 49, tn tue District Of lands s'bject
eas o. ~ CtOsd, 1finn sboaid NJ b .csaosIlsd,
~ Edward y. Jams .ilsgss ~ abandonment tbsreA
S.mS whsn y9s ;wiai b. peraiEssd 70 contest such
showing. H. G. WAIT, Rexister,
|: juDsl7 -sws "s-'."' n. G. BURBANK, Receiver:
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JAMES j HILL /
GENERAL Yak: -.s@
Agent.
: s,.zg:<zgE T .<44l>~ a.Is.*3.;>t5<z
THROUGH CONTRACTS
u given on Freight to
New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
And all principal point. Ea.s.
a..s.:: 1884, 49, ss;S. go
TIME GUARANTEED
If desired, '}l:. !
Transfer Aren't
= FOR THE
ST. PAIL d PACIFIC r. r.
Freight Aren't
LOWER DIVISION NORTHWESTERN
PACKET COMPANY. e:
O0sce IN the Zran.fer House, Lover Eepee.
st.. Puul, Mann.
~ Mark Freight
Care j. j.: Hill. St. Pan1 j,
v9nl0 ly 17"- ,
MUNGER BROS,
Music #73g Dealers,
1912 Third street, II.
SAINT PAUL, - MIMI,
Sole Agents for
Steinway g. Sons
CELEBRATED PIANOS.
Sole Agents for
chickering g. Sons So
CELEBRATED PIANOS.
A''0-uhI1ED PIANO FoR1Es> ,...... :.
Also-PRINcE's AUTOMATIC SCHOOL.
ORGANS AND MELoDEoNs.
A''o-FsTEr's COTTAGE ORGANS.
a. All fully Warranted. q.
we Keep constantly On hand tho
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT OP
Sheet Music and Musical instruments
Of all descriptions in Minnesota.
| Our stock Of Violins. Violiucellos. Con.
ira Bases Flutes. Flies, Flagoletts, Claro.
nets Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
all descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
aeons' Strings, ETC., is complete.
| church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
Orders attended to with Prouaptness.
! v3n26 " N
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, 81: ctouD, znNN,As';
81 K Nav II II lAS7 -,

june86wR
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Reparalt.or Capini.


Reparator 3Capilli.
sssNfa
Prov away your false f.zes, your switches your Wig
y serue i've VI comfort, aud not worth nx;
Como aged, como youthful, como ugly and air,
And rejoice in your own luxuriantI hair. / +, /
REPARATOR CAPILLI,
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from Whatever
eaose II may have fallen out) and forcing growth Of
b sir upon the 6Acs.' II will force the ben i
grow upon the smoothest h.ce in from ave TO eight
wskI o. lsir upon bald ID from two 70 three
y nths few ignorant practitioners have asserted
.os Sotns ma ~ ores o. hasten TIE
~ thousands II living witnesses tom their own *.
pefence) can lear witness Bnt many will Say, how
arc we 70 distinguish the genuine from tho spurious
certainly = di@salt g n2stsnths q the diasrset
, :sssaless and yon may h.{e already thrown away
~ tY th: hspazasor csppiu it will oost yor NH.
ne n.Iss = fully comes Up ~ orr sprsssutasaons
md 70 YIN 6tward II P.tpaia. together Win 3
"pPea loo, providing entire satisfaction Il not svs
ven2oly, " L., CLARK 1, 80, Chsnis1as -,
pa. SW.str ayetts etEeet, Syracuse. NY.
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AssKa aAass y:7E .ssEssIsJa Il sIes al ttIas q 4
ssn .tg.sss sss@3aa. .s:sssss u n |
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r .! LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI
I'd 1une Nth 1851.

IA ,!;lt::e., ?: NJ? June June se'A' 1851 >.
ST.: You are hereby notined TO appear at this Office
Oh the SRI DAY or AUGUST 1856, 1t l0Gclock In he
orea,0on Or tbe said dry md then and the6s slow
,asse by your homestead A.ntry No. l7@6, made ~
IA It this uice August 10th, 1886; upon the ~
of iands subject 70 sale At 1t. Cloud Mimi shvull
lot ~ cancelled - A11Iss Chriseoihersos alleges "a
ibandv9ment tuers.G ty you and proposes then and
HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
y juns27-Sxx =; / H. C. BURBANR, Reesiys.
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Is yi,sas NIX = sis
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-12
John TURNBULL, Jr. 4 CO..

24S Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Have always on hand full supply of /
CARP ETING.
INGRAM CARPETS from IS cents up. Also,
BRUSSELS, VELVET, &C.,
Of the best English and French Manufacture,
OIL CLOTHS,
"A wide from IS cents to 100 per yard, also
Sd, Ga, "a and II feet, Is feet & "a feet wide
STRAW MATING,
from As to IS cents per yard A wide, also sd
and Ga white and check
COCOA MATING, MATS, DRUGGETS, &c.
rs Orders promptly attended to-
Mach 20 ely
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-12
+ OWARD HOUSE.

Ii BALTIMORE, FEB. list. 1867.
We have leased this House and have enlarged
the Office, introduced Steam throughout the house,
renovated and remodeled the Water Closets, re-
papered and re-painted the Rooms and furnished
them with new carpets, furniture, &c. We have,
in fact, made the house entirely new inside.
Our Tables will at all seasons be abundantly
supplied with all the markets afford
We have also attached to the Hotel an elegant
Billiard Room, furnished with Tables made ex.
pressly for us by the celebrated manufacturers
Messrs PHELAN Il CoLLENDER, Of New York
Our Bars will be supplied with the best of
Wines and Liquors.
Servants attentive and polite, and every atten-.
ton will be paid to the comfort ofthe Guestsand
Patrons of the House, which will be made as
Home like as possible. n
Stages will be at the Depots on arrival oftrains
also at the steamers on their arrival, to convey
guests and their baggage to the House
BULL 4 SEWELL,
Feb l5-3mos. Proprietors.
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n1Usss. MEDaCINES.l &C. =

D i 1NtsES, NJ EDaClN ES. NC. = |
IL have associated with me T.. s. TROUT an
der the STYLE of p. H. & E. S. TROUT We have
increased facilities for supplying customers with
Medicines. Paints Oils, Dve-StufnS Coal Oil,
Lamps, Fancy Articles, SC,
Window Glass of all sizes Trusses Supporter,
Surgical Instruments, &C.,
r 1874 which we will sell very low for cash
Physicians orders filled with the pun est and
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Prescription department receives special atten-
ton.
~ +a .fE1H-ftit rfsr.t Af 80 =
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forward and settle up as can not call on them,
and it all accounts are not settled bv early in
February, will be compelled to hand them to a
collector. -,'-..,.-,..- - - t-ff.-." SGT
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-12

| IIHALL ONE SS INIHMIN VS.
JOH N e. TR I 3 L E.
Nos. "a N. Chas. C SO Lexington Street.
Has Just received splendid stock of FALL
DRESS TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, &C.
Consisting in part of
Rich Silk and Crystal Fringes, Handsome
Bugle Gimps, Dress Trimmings,
Parasols, Sam Umbrellas,
Combs and Brushes,
and Perfumes.
Also Collars, Cuffs and Handkerchiefs, ingreat
variety. JOHN e. TRlBLE,
Nos "a N. Charles 4 So Lexington Street
Aug 3l-ly BALTIMORE.
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y
Selected Poetry.
IFrom the Boston Post
RECONSTRUCTION.
BY C.. RENE

cOngtruction-what pore
Nothing since the days of Noah
No, nothing in the days of yore,
Compared with it. It's sore
Trouble to the land, and the corps
OF politicians ore probing to the core,
By their speeches on the floor
OF Congress, the patience of the Ger
Taxed people. Every mans blower
There-each puts in his oar,
From the higher to the lower
Degree Of intellect-each, his lore
Must ventilate, and must pour
Forth his eloquence-each must soar
On the wings of buncombe, and roar
Out his position, and like wild boar
Hunted at bay, and streaming gore,
flashing wildly out-caring nc more
For the country's good than the grower
Of devils aprons on the Stygian shore.
They rant and rave, and we deplore
This state of things, and earnestly implore,
Them to do their duty-they ignore
The people, who sweat at every pore,
Watching those to whom they Cpd the door
Of eminence. spit forth their boar,
And stale, improbable talk. No store
Of honesty or justice-none of that ore
Do they possess. Mileage and galore
Is the substance they covet; on that score
They're true as the needle, and can't be tore
From their purpose. Each would be fore
Most here-the devil take the slower.
Oh, Reconstruction, what a bore!
We never saw the like before.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
4 Family Scene.

At a farm house in the county of Wayne,
a precocious and inqui>itive Juvenile.
who had been to the post office, rushed
into the house with a Lyons Republican
in his hand, when the following dialogue
ensued:
Juvcnile-"Pa, what do these figures
and letters mean, stuck on the edge of the
Republican, with 4 little strip of yellow
paper ~
Pa-"Nhy, that's the name by which
it is directed 10 me-
Juycnile-s.IeS,I i know about the name:
but here it says, s June '62. What does
that mean ~
Pa "a little iidgety)-''Why, that, my
son, is some mark the printers havc-they
understand them"
Juvenile ''Don't you know what they
mean?'
Pa. -'.Never mind, don't you be Too
inquisitive.''
Juvenile-"Well, any how, old Toby,
who was in the post office, said it meant
you hadn't paid for your paper in almost
five years, and You had better pay up, anJ
was as able TO pay as any man in til,
township, and that printers couldn't liv,
without money, any better than othel
mcn."
Mother-.'The:e. John, Eve told YOU ;
hundred times it was shame that yol
didn't pay for your paper. | declare,
blush for shame every time | take up tha
paper, and think how taithf lily it come
and supplies us with news, and how yol
keep the printers out OF their dues.
hope, now that drunken old Toby. an,
your own children talk about it, you'll b
ashamed of yourself and pay up. Yor
ought to make the editor 4 present of
turkey to pay interest
John slipped out Of the house, and wa
gone an hour When he returned, h
looked ten years younger, as he informe
, his wife he had asked the postmaster I
} frank a letter, and had inclosed ten do
lars-paying up old scores, and sOmethin
in advance, John slept soundly tina
night without the nightmare-in whic
, he always fancied he was ridden throug
} the air by printers devil, land has neye
been troubled with it since.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
4 Bold Deer.

On Wednesday afternoon last. deer
came into our village and walked boldly
into the door wards of two or three OF our
citizens. and in one instance came on TO
tue piazza of a dwelling house One of
our citizens who saw him. shot al him.
twice slightly wounding him, but not sui
liciently 10 prevent him from making his
escape into the woods. where he remained
until morning. when hc was scared up bv
a dog which was put on hi~ track. While
fleeing from the dog he passed 10y a hunt
or w.lo WAS on the lookout for him, who
discharged two barrels of his shot gun AT
him. but to mo effect After this he ran
u short distance. and coming in sight of a
farm house he made for the barn and en-
tered the yard, and after stopping there a
few moments he ag;lin look for the woods
He was said to he a very larr,, buck. He
had probably been frightened from the
woods by dogs. Since writing the above
we learn thai the deer was captured about
two miles from this village-Latltton Ga-
site
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08

LAST liurE or TIE DEMOCRACY. -
Nasty has taken View of the political
situation, and finds a glcam OF comfort for
the democracy:
The discouraged dimokrat may say
that preachers, and noospaperS, and Sun
dav Schools, and sich. are undcrminin
their party, In time they will, but not
vet. There is still whisky in the land,
and the nigger is not vet extinct. Uv
wat danger Is preachers to those men,
when you coodent git one NV EN- within
gun-shot Nv one and wat harm is noos-
papers to en-, when they can't read Be
sides. we are not at the end Nv our re-
sources yet. When the wu>t comes 10
the wust, there is the hi ggcr left us. Whe.:
he is no longer OF Use to Us ez he is how
when the prcjoodis is SO far removed ez
to invest him with the sutfragc-then
we'll give him the ballot-well lead him
up out Of Egypt, and we'll make him vote
with us. The dimocriSy never yet failed
to control all Nv the lower orders Nv socic-
ty. They hcv the lowest Grade OF the
furriners: they hcv Delaware and Mary
land they hev Moo I orh city and south
ern Illinoy and ef the nigger gets the bal.
lot afore he does the Spelinbook, he's ourll
beyond peradvencher.