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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-29
PROVE YOUR WORDS.

In giving list Of Andrews strength
false from first to last-the Press says
its candidate will GET
q considerable majority Of that Of Wright;
large majority Of that Of stearns and
Douglas.
People here can judge from the above
just what reliance to place on the esti-
mates of tho Press for other counties.
It is known here that in both Wright
and Stearns MIR. Donuelly will receive
four votes to Andrews enc; and that
in Douglas county tn latter has no
strength at all-ttat he will not receive
fifty votes out Of the six hundred poll
ed.
On last Monday two leading politi-
clans OF this placc-botL men of means
were engaged in political discussion
when the one proposed to the other the
following bets:
$500 that Donnelly would get two votes
to Andrews one in this District.
$500 that Donnelly would get three to
Andrews one in Stearns county.
$500 that Donnelly would get five to An
drews one in Wright county.
$500 that Donnelly would get five to An
drews enc in Goodhue county.
The bets all to be taken together and
the money deposited in the Bank Of 81.
Cloud.
They were oil declined, and the onI,
bet the Androwsite would agree to take
was that Donnelly would not get fue t.
Andrews one in tho District. He re.
fused to take four to one!
This shows tho way the result j,
looked at here among men who have
canvassed the whole field and know
about how the vote stands.
If any Of the Press folks at St. Pau
or Minneapolis believe ,ohat they "a,
about Stoarns, Wright and Dougla,
counties. they can easily have cbanc.
Of investing. II they believe that An
drews will get a "large majority" il
Stearns; ifthey believe he will get half
or even third Of the Republican vot,
of his own county, they con be accom-
modated.
| While bets are not arguments, ye
they show pretty conclusively how eac1
party regards its relative strength. W
oan give the names Of the gentlt me-
mentioned above if desired, At any time
Hurry up, Mr.. Ress.
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MORE ANDREWS DISORGANIZA.
TION.

OsAK1s LAKE, DOUGLAS Co., Oct. "a.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-A red.hot An.
drews politician from St. Cloud, j. E.
West by name, has just been in our
midst attempting to manipulate the pol
tics Of Douglas county. He has sue.
cecded in persuading one, W. E. Haw-
ley, to permit the use Of his name as a
candidate for the Legislature, on the
Republican ticket, outside of Stearns,
IN opposition TO w. E. Hicks, the reg
ular nominee, for the sole reason that
MIR. dicks is supposed to favor Mr..
Donnelly in the Congressional contest.
The Republicans Of this Legislative
district will not forget such despicable
intermcddline in their local affairs by a
man whose only motive is malignant
spite and unholy hatred Of Oonnelly,
and whose only weapons are ohioanery
and intrigue.
REPUBLICAN,.
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sAUK RAPIDS.
SAuK RAPIDS, Oct. 26, 1858.

sAuk RAPIDS, Oct. 20, 1868.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-The charming
weather for the past few days is the
theme Of conversation; but to-day it is
rainy and disagrceable. We have rea.
son, however, to hope that We will be
blessed with many days of sunshine
and genial breezes before winter sets
in.
Several now buildings began only ,
few days ago must be finished before
winter, and much work incident to au.
tumn remains to be done generally by
the people.
Election draws near, and public At.
tention is more or less fixed upon the
issues to be settled on that day. Little
is said but no doubt considerable aux'
iety is felt. The Democratic candidate
for Congress addresses the people Of THU
place this evening.
Business is fair. Merchants are do
ing very well. Farmers come in with
| considerable produce and trade il quit,
brisk.
Speaking Of merchants, I am re-
minded that l have not personally no
ticed Mr.. w. J. Gordon late of Iowa
We all feel just pride that We have &.
gentleman permanently settled among
! US as merchant, who is one in every
! sense Of the word, man who thorough
" understands his business. His stor,
| is model of neatness and order; bi,
goods Of F.. quality that will suit tn
taste Of the most fastidious while th,
general assortment is such Is to NEE
the wants Of the whole community
He is now in partnership. with MI
Holmes of this place, and predict 70
him . prosperous and successful oaree,
a. q merchant in our county.
/ IoN.
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LOOK Birthstone of the member
Of the Andrews clique who have jus,
returned from up country look blue and
crestfa!len. They found the Repub.
licans in that district united almost t.
a man for Mr.. Donuelly, and aroused
to the necessity Of voting for him 10 or.
der to save the District. The prospec,
Tor Post Offices does net look so prom
ising as it did.
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BosTox DOLLAR STORE

IHS Immense success attending our past business
has induced ~ to make great preparations for tho
fall and Winter trade.
article desired for family use such as Drv and
Goods, Boots and Shoes. Jewelry and PLACED Ware,
Presents worth from S to 500 sent 10 agents.
Make your orders - large possible and send your
money by postal order or regst: red letter.
We are agents for over ono hundred foreign and do.
mestic manufactures
goods are new and sold at Manufacturer p:iccs
~ % Ior eacn article. Descriptive checks $40 per
a9ndred or ten for 81. Agents in every town
circulars SEM free. CUSHMAN l. CO,
10 Arch St.. Boston
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RED JACKET AXE.
COLNURN'S PATENT

fesented July ., 1867. Ro-isaed Aug. 1s, 1868.
qualities Of the Axe: A' "o'A'"s
l. Your Axe il bound to be TIE AXE,
": It will cut Is per cent. better,
III Ny brother lost one arm In III. h,,t ,u;..
your Axe he can cut As we'll IS any ono else can.
lars would not buy It. ' \~o' "oi'
y: 1t Will cut hoop poles better than any other Az
VI. would not be without it for anything.
For sale by all responsible dealers and the makers
L1PP1NCOTT & BAk T. WELL.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
saOvELS and SCOOPS, and all approved Shapes and
styles OF AXES. Sole owners of Coburn's Patents.
10000 4 YEAR AND EXPENSES 70 AGENTS
@~OOO to introduce the Wilson Sewing Ma
chne. stitch alike on both sizes. Samples on
weeks trial Extra Inducements to experienced
agents For further particulars address the wilson
H Nv W q! MACH1NE co, Cleveland, O., Boston,
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MARR1ED.-At New London, on the 9Th
inst, at the residence Of the BRIDES uncle.
Mr.. Samuel Adams, by Rev. Harding,
Rev. D. B. JACKSON, to Miss ExxA, eldest
daughter Of Geo. Eastman, ESQ.,, Of Brook
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From RAYMOND.
RAYMOND, Oct. 26. 18(

RAYMOND, Oct. 26. 1869.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-That Mr.. Don
nelly is the candidate Of the people is
conceded by every unprejudiocd mind.
II any doubts could have ri,en hith-
erto, the manly aud able letter of
Geu. Hubbard, (to his would-bs keep
ers) was sufficient to dispel them.
1t was hoped that the reasons he SGT
forth would be sufficient to induce
the disorganizing clique (whose head
quarters are in St. PauD to lay down
their arms aud conform to the wishes of
the people. But it seems otherwise.
Tho futile attempt to bring Gen. An
drews on the course is but another ev-
ldence that rule or ruin is their deter
mination. 1t now remains with the
Republican voters to 1rown-down all
such moves on tho political board and
bend all their energies towards measures
which will insure the triumphant re-
election of Mr.. Donuelly to Congress.
1t will not do in times like these to
jeopardize the interests of the Nation
BY throwing away votes on any other
man. The defeat Of the Republican
Candidate in this District may change
the whole aspect Of the affairs Of the
Government and destroy the hopes and
aspirations Of the thousands Of oppress-
cd in al lands.
Then let every voter sec that his
ticket bears the names Grant, Colfax
and Donnelly. The voters of this town
will 60 solid for Mr.. Donnelly.
Yours for the Right,
L. B. RAYMOND.
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We Sell For One Dollar

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DIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP'
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under tho
name Of Partridge & Vanderveort, has this
day been dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Mr.. P. Partridge will continue the business
Of the late firm. p. PARTRIDGE,
n14-8W B. VANDERVOORT.
Fair Haven, Minn., Oct. l6, 1858.
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PERsoSAI.-Judge Hamlin returned
from the East yesterday.
Col. Hankins and wife Of New York,
were in town Saturday. Col. H. is well
known Is an author and publisher.
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GEO. ?. R0WELL 1 cos ADVERTISING
AGENCY

"Thcy have reduced advertising to a moro perfect
system than has been known heretofore
(td) Sentinel, Oct. 81, 1867.
"Whatcvcr 10 PROMPT, uothodical and strsghtfor-
ward they practice In their dealings and only that
Boston Commonwealth, Nou 80, 1867.
"They now probably do tho heaviest advertising
business in the country !"-Mancheste' a. H) Daily
UnioH JAN. rs, 1885,
"Ther establishment is perhaps the most extensive
In the United states"-OpAn Ann Adrert.sev, Cloves
tcr Macs.
"This firm 10 now tho most substantial business
house for advertising In the ntry-Amercun Mi,,-
isg hides April 2, 1885,
with their reputation they can and do got tho low
ct and most advantageous acknowledgements
(lad) ERte,pIse.
We are prepared to receive advertise.
ments for all American newspapers, at
prices ~ low ~ can be obtained At the
Offices OF publication.
GEO. ROWELL & CO.,
Advertising Agents,
40 Park Row, n. 7.
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FRESH O1srERs.-Goyette has received
lot Of fresh oysters, which he is serving
up in al styles. Call At the City Res
Surant.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
HON. 81, L. GORDON
and
COT, CHAS u KERR

COL. CHAS. D. KERR,
Will speak At
Psynesville, Friday, Oct. %.
Cold Springs, Saturday, Oct. "a.
Clearwater, Monday Oct. 26.
*Fair Haven, Saturday, Oct, 81.
Maine Prairie, Saturday. Oct 81.
HON. H. L. GORDON
Will speak at
Monticello, Tuesday, OF. q.
Buffalo, Thursday, Oct. %.
The above meetings will commence At
o'clock.
Afternoon, At l o'clock.
COL. w. T. B. MCINTYRE
CAPT. L. w. COLLINS,
Win address the citizens Of
Santiago. Monday, Oct. 26.
Psynesvills, Thursday, Oct. 20.
Eden Lake, Friday, Oct. 80.
Brockwsy, Saturday, Oct. 81.
COL. CHAS. D. KERR,
And the above named gentlemen will speak
at
Elk River, Tuesday, Get. 81.
Meetings will be held in the evening, IN
less otherwise arranged by local Commit
tees.
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"a We have received dispatch from
G. F. Schroeder, ESQ.,, stating that he will
be unable to speak here tonight.
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Advertisers Gazette.
TO PUBLISHERS,

With the November number tho ADVERTISERS Ga.
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the advertising public. BELIEVING it will add to the
value OF the and to its interest to advertisers
have the newspapers more generally represented in
it, columns reduce the price of advertising to 10
cts. per line per month. It will be seen that
q card OF lines fur one year will cost
but 50.
Publishers with whom we have no open account
must remit with Their order.
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Subscription price-$3 er ann,,m, 10 advance; &
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DLOOD.-NANHOOD-N 40 imnort.rt sond
~ two stamps for sealed ~ pages on the whole sub
1Sct: III: Whittier, confidential physician, 6l7 St.
CnaIies st. IT. Louis. No. Stands prseminently above
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state your case. Patients treated BY mail in every
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Pulmonary affections are the scourge
Of New England but with the use Of White
Pine Compound, most Of the suffering in
cident to these diseases can be removed
For sale by al druggists.
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The kEruRxs.-We hope our friends
in the different towns will send in their re-
turns by the very first opportunity. By
this all will be favored with the earliest
news.
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REsoRr1NG TO TR1cKs.-You will see
men head an advertisement with A Man
Found Dead, or, A War with Mexico, for
the purpose Of attracting attention; but
the true way to advertise is to be plain, as
follows: "For scrofula, or other diseases
Of the blood, use J. W. Poland's Humor
Doctor. Put up in large bottles, and for
sale by Ticknor, Tolmau & Co., snl Allen
s Russell.
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JURoRs.-We are indebted to Hon. N.
F. Barnes, the obliging Deputy Clerk Of the
District Court for the following list Of names
drawn on the 9th inst, to serve as Grand
and Petit Jurors for tho December Term
Of District Court for Stearns County:
GRAND JURORS.
Ludwig Robbers. T. G. Partridge, L. P.
Gaylord, Frederick Goe, ner, Joseph Edel-
brock, Joel Bailey. J. r. Clark, J. B.
Thompson, E. T. Latsoh, c. Heisler, F..
Tslcott. H. R Tobey, o NJ Tobey, q Rel
land, c Pallanch, D A Hoyt, NJ Wright, c
Bach, G B Fox, A Faucet, J Schoenborn,
H B Smart, and James Duncan.
PETIT JURORS.
P Meyer, F Noah, r Enderle, N Getchsll
A Whitney, J Carlisle, s. L. Winters, E
Capple McKusick, H D Splcer, H
Scheffenberg, J Biggerstsf, P Obermlller,
OF Bently,J. Fischer. E Knudson, P
Hinen d Vorjohn. w Walks, D cleveland
H P Bennett, W Chambers, H Locke and
NJ Braun.
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Nor1cE.-Coats & Freeman will pay the
Highest cash price At all times for beef,
pork, venisou, poultry &c. They also
keep these on hand for sale, at their shop
on Washington avenue.
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r@ $4,000 in cash, oue-half raised
in this town, and one-half given by the
State, is ready to be expended in St. Cloud
on the Normal School. so soon as Gen. An
drews Is prepared to do his duty toward
securing site. He has had more than
two months, but has done nothing. But
for his negl gence, or something worse.
that money might now be in circu lat,on
here.
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Now II TIE ACCEPTED T1Nr-To save
your decayed teeth. Cold weather is ap-
preaching, and your decsyed teeth will soon
ache, if you do not get them filed. DR..
Upham is now devoting his whole attention
to the preservation Of the natural teeth,
and inserting artificial teeth. We can rec
ommend Dr.. Upham a. being first class
Dentist, - We have tested his work for the
past eight years.
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An UNwIsE AAIENDHENr.

FOREST CRY, Oct. "a, 1868.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Permit me to
ask question which l deem of vital
Importance to our people.
Does not the proposed Amendment
to Article ID of tho Constitution, vir-
tually repeal tho clause of the Consti.
tuition which prohibits tho Legislature
from passing any law for the payment
ofthe old Railroad Bonds? And does
not this Amendment, if ratified BY the
people, give tho Legislature full power
to provide for the sale Of the Internal
improvement Lands, aud to invest the
proceeds in these old Railroad Bonds
as Estate Securities" Warn your
readers Of this danger, fox that is the
way We look at it in
MEEKER COUNTY.
The following is the provision at
tached to section six, aud we think it
bears enough suspicion of>wrong on it's
face to warrant the people in voting the
amendment down:
PROVIDED, That nothing contained
in this section shall be 80 construed az
to prevent the Legislature from prov,d.
ing by law for the appraisal and value
of such lands, and tho Investment Of
the proceeds thereof in State or Nation
al securities.
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APPLEs AND C1DER.-Just received from
Michigan, and for sale,
500 barrels apples,
10 barrels cider.
1AS SeA0O>N ~
st. Cloud, Nina.

PARADE AND BALL.-The Little Giant
Fire Company Was out on Tuesday, preced-
cd BY the brass band, and made fine ap-
pearance. The boys understand their bus.
mess. In the evening they had = ball in
the Court House, which WAS largely attend
cd and we'll managed. They deserve to be
pStronized.
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"A busy man is locomotive. and life .
track. Every night he drives into "the
house," and stops. Every morning he is
fred up anew, and away he goes switching
off in one direction and then in another.
In this routine of business he forgets that
the physical organization is of the most
delicate kind. If hard iron locomotive
needs constant care, and to be well oiled
up and rubbed off every day, how much
more necessary is it that all men and wo-
men should use Plantation Bitters, which
are the ne plus ultra Of everything which is
necessary to keep the system in perfec,
tone of health.
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Misunderstanding, girl to do gen.
srsl homework. Inquire at this Office.
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S"o SVWPs0y wa wv o0 Auesu8y, pIeCeu-
cd by the brass band, and made fne ap-
pearanee. The boys understand their bus
mess. In the evening they had ball in
the Court House, which WAS largely attend
ed and we'll managed. They deserve to be
pstronised.
Cox1lAc1.-J. A. Stautsn, Of this place
received government contract for furnish.
ing 10000 pounds Of -four At $40 per
cWt., delivered here.
WALK Nv. E. Lake, Of the North
western Express Ohhes, desires 10 to Say
that no has $25 that he wants to bet that
Mr.. Donnslly will receive twice ~ many
votes in this District ~ will c. c. Andrews.
Walk up tolsers, and take tho bet.
~ No man whs ever had any interest
in the establishment Of the State Normal
School At st. Cloud for Northern Minneso
T. can vote for C. c. Andrews. It is be-
cause Of his neglect that work has not al.
ready been commenced.
HAxDsoxE.-Ticknor,T olman & Co. are
making their new store, to which they
have just removed, one Of the handsomest
In town. Its pleasure to merely see how
attractive everything connected with it is.
Remember the new store, next door 10
Burbank l. Powslrs brick block.
RsxovED F. l. ". Powell have re.
moved TO their new and elegant brick block
on the corner Of st. GERMAN street and
Jefferson avenue. They have just finished
opening their fall and winter stock Of
hardware, bought personally in tho East
srn markets, which is complete throughout.
Bought at tho lowest cash figures, il will
be sold 1t St. Paul prices, freight only add
Cd. Call and see them.
TILsoRAPH OE1mE liza sufficient sum
10 subscribed, tho telegraph Office at this
plaes will b kept open on Tuesday night
for the reception Of the returns from this
stats and elsewhere. Leave your names
q the Post Office.
MUMMY GooDs.-Miss r. E. Clark
has just received her new fall and winter
stock Of Millinery Goods, embracing all th,
latest and most elegant styles. The ).die,
can depend upon receiving what is most
fashionable, - Miss Clark always keeps IN
with the styles, and her goods are we'll &c
lsotsd and cheap.
Wards Liniment, il warranted to cur
tho piles and all disorders Of tho Oh
Money refunded where cures are not effect