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FROM TENNESSEE,
An Ex.Quartermaster in TroubIe-Nepro
Shot.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 16.-Captain Mon
tardin, charged with forging United States
vouchers was lodged in Jail to-day, 10 await
trial He was formerly a quartermaster.
A negro was killed last light whilst atternpt-
ing to rob hen-roost, by the discharge OF a
spring gun.
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GOVERNOR BROWNLOW AND THE
kU KLCX KHAN

NEW YORK, A pril 16.-The Times special dis
pateh from Knoxville, Tennessee, says that
Governor Brownlow pu blis hes that he has re-
ceived threatening letters from the Ku Klux
Khan. containing pictures Of cofIins and a GAL
lows. He wishes them to disband, unless they
want northern army to exterminate them
he declines the nomination for Vice President
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~ SPRING. IN
Having made unusual arrangements 70 suvply
my customers, and the public generally, With the
FINEST, BEST, and GREATEST VARIETY Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever offered in this market, most respectfully ask
one and all to visit ny store and examine for them
My goods viii Be found SELECT, and are directly
from the best manufactories Of Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston, &C.
DON'T BE AFRAID to call, as We take pleas
ure in showing goods whether you buy or not.
Please notice the following:
The best Reots M IL in The the city for the money, $50
Kid and Calf Congress, Box toed, 81 to $50.
Ladies' KID Button Boots, ss 50 to ss; Kid Con.
other Ss.s; 81 a to sac:
Ladies' slippers, 10 cents to $3.50.
PLAIN MOROCCO BOOTS, - 49,
Ladies', Misses, and Childrens best Of ali sinds
Best Balmorals in the city for schools, for So. Is,
h0memase All a Children g. saBe B. Wits %fEscE IN so
502 7th ST., under Odd. Fellows Hail.
next to Topham Cos,
ap 10 lwf Trunk and Harness Factory.
i HOS. RIFFLE,
356 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN STREET AND MASS. AVENUE,
Has just received An extensive assortment of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, ,THREE-PLY. TAPES.
Thy INGRAM. FINE AND COMMON
INGRAM OARPETING.
Also, . splendid selection Of RUGS, MATS, &c.
FLOOB OIL CLOTHS,
all widths, from feet to Il feet wide.
CANT3M AWINnoIM MATTINGs, It ,PAPER;MAN9INes,
G0RNfHGEs, sTAIR Rods, &c. H'
All work guaranteed, such as hanging Paper,
making rna laying Carpets, &c.
Give me call, st $50 7th street, between 1 and
Massachusetts avenue. ap o2m
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fHn GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALL DIgEASIs
Liver, STOMACH, Oh DIGESTIVE ORGANS
HoorJANpS GERMAN BIrrrRs
In eompose Of the nara ,,,...,.. ..
lcinsIly termed ETf,essS Of Rsots Hsrhs neo snd
Barks, making . prepAra.ion hilhIy concentrstsd
eeiireiy Jrss rors sleoAesse sdssixfsys Of aaV
HoOFLAHDS 9ERAAN TONIC
IL Q combination o oil the iuxr>dienta of the Rtt
ters, with the purcss quality Of Sassa C1xx Raw
OLaaeei sc, mAks.e one sf the most pleasant and
e,ei onef"o 70 the pubic.
Lnose pae,etnes EN- medicine free from Alcoholic
heoFaANDs 9ERAAN BIfrERS.
Tncse wno have no objection to the combination
!" soe Di''e1s'A ~ ststed' VIII use
~nAAN IoNiO-
They are both equally good, and contain the
most DslssAels.
ssnmssS tben beeos1s: eetsa tbs a.ei a ins
Of the following diseases
ExI.,,, AZ BLOOD 20 "a, H,aa. I,,atts
n:..,'., s..n, ~. 1890, - Euin ns
"' m .S' =" 1'01,
OF Wsistf ~ the Ssorlaeh,
Sour EruetatiOss, Sink-
~ -. s.o,naeb s.r;nrs;,x a,
.ks Mad. Hx,,;,d ., D;mcx,,
Brsa.Ain1, Flrtisrias at IA. Heart,
CAoktss o1 SHfcafins Sensations tchss
50 "A Lying Posture, DimnsSs Of Vision,
Dali Pau. an Ms Head, pes
elsney Of Psspi,afiS", Ys!-
Eyes, Pain ia The sid,.
Back C,st, Li,uBs ,tr SyJ
De. Fluxh,s of Hal. Ssynins 4.
"A. E7,,b. Co,,to,t I,nay;,;,y, NJ
Eri!, and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
or sis ea.s eaGeSa.in t1e , rev oi n Iemea,
sured from his fnTestisstio1s and inSniri.s nos o.
from injurious insredients aud h.. estsblisbss for
itseh reputation for the cure of these diseases
pnavs temedissu We "00io submit those we'll
HOOfLANDs GERMAN BITTERS,
Ann
HOOyLANps GERMAN TONIC
PREPARID BY DR. o. M JACKSON
TaALADhLrdLA' rA'
sHieh time they have uRdoubtediy Serfolmsss S1Iaes
sa ,San nut dnmsnty 70
me pnone'
These remedies will efectually cure Liver Com
DlaiEt, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
pepiii.yS n oHe =, Diseass OF the MD
10, s,o,aa.h - In,aa,iaIs H"n Osofuefeo
Vi
DEBILITY,
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DEAD. "A dispatch was received at the
Treasury Department this morning, from Gal
weston, Texas, announcing the death Of Oscar
Miner, Collector Of Customs at that place,
which took place yesterday. He was son.in-
law of Hon. l.. d. Campbell. OF Ohio.
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1856 SEVENTH STREET. 486
SPRING STOCK,
JUST OPENED
NIARKRITE RS,
No. 4s6......sEvENTH STREET .......No. 4s6
DooRs ABOVE ODD FELLows' HALL.
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
NAILS, RINGS,
PAINTINGS,
ENGRAvlNGs, &C.
Embraced in the above will be found the largest
PAPER HANGINGs
in the District: Papers rangina in price from II
are made of the best quality and finish.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
ETY. Of Gard Frames: Foreign and Domestic Square
Frames on hand and made to order.
WINDOW SHADES,
Ersm So to Sls per pair; in size from six to nine
Orders for Paperhanging and window Shades
Goad Goods the Iowas Ss 0a prices,
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CAUTION.

Hoorands German Remedies are eounterfsiss
see that the signature 81 q. y; JACKSON 10 o
tsrfeit.
Principal Ofics and Mandatory atthe Ger man
x-dieine Store, No 631 ARCH STREET IPhilA.
aslbkis, Pa
CHARLES N. EVANS, Pro
Formerly O. II. yACKS0
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TAX ON MANUFACTURERs.-Iti is announced
at the Revenue Department that the tax upon
sales by manufacturers imposed by section 4
OF recent revenue law is returnable in the dis.
rict where the articles are manufactured, in
stead Of the district of sale, where manufac-
ture and sale are not in the same district.
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEO. W WOODWARD,
CliJ JESfies Of the Supreme Co1yt Of Pa ,r,it,,.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is. IS9
Il md 'Hoohands German Bitters' IL a good
tonic. useful in diseases OF tAs digestive organs
nd OF great benefit in cases Of debility and want Of
aeryous action q the system. Yours, truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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n0-Eugenie discards trails. and AN fena,
Paris is cutting off the extra lene IN OF its
dresses in despair ~ the mutabiIity Of human
Affairs. l'if'7
j ~ Miss Matilda Bates, the daughter OF Hon.
EDWARD Batee, ex.Aitorney GenerAi was
married recently in et. Louis to Capt, e. 3.
Emo. ,Fa =
~ The Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will hold confer en ace ia Louis
VILE on the 7th Of May.
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F8OM REV IN vrNDAH

Ass''faAE EdH0r CariSfian CsyosicIs, PAiIa.
4 have eerfyed decided benefit from the use OF
losn o German Bitt-rs, and feel IL my Drivi .
-ge 70 recommend them . most valus bic tonic
e al no are suffering from general debility or
rom diseases arising from derangemsut Of the
uEer. Yours truly,
I. b. FENDALL.
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AN INCIDENT In TIE FUNERAL OF DARCY
McGRE.-Rev. Father Farrall, Vicar General
Of Ottawa, Canada, VINO preached an eloquent
sermon at the funeral of Hon. L. DARCY Me-
Gee, eulogized many of the qualities of the
heart and mind, and abilities as an orator and
statesman, Of the dead. In one part. referring
to the part taken by MCGEE in denouncing Fen.
ianism, O'Farrail said il that was a CRIME he
too, was guilty Of II, and he called on the i'm
rnense assemblage to stamp out such secret so.
cietiee, TO which NJ cGee had undoubtedly fallen
victim. The vast audience applauded the
utterance Of the sentiments, and were onIy
checked by the reverend gentleman calling ont
solemnly and sternly, "Remember this is the
House OF God!' 1t was an incident showing
the deep indignation prevailing.
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p T. q II q,

sesnsa Bittsrs, per bottle .-.....-..0l %
Hoocssdp German Tonic ~ ssn nt go -. 20
si ssr BOTTLE, or Aaif dozen for "a 70
= Dc not forget 70 examine vsll ths ars1on ve,
eoy, In order 70 get the nuins ~
ssls y pT.ssis's and Dealers sysryvh~rs
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THE WHITE HOUsE-A number of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion this morning,
nearly all of whom were admitted to see the
President
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

ysdss of tas SEPTsDls C0kTt of PenpSyEr1uia
PHILADELPHIA, A pril L3 l85S
consider HOo1snd's German Bitters' . raIEa-
bls DsdIeins In cases IF attacks Of or
Syspepsis. can certify this from my ex De rience
Df 10. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPs-N.u
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Pastor Of ths TsH:h BGpfiH ChKrch, PhiIadslyAsa
Dv. Jack sOa-Dear sir i have been Frequently
requested te connect my name With recomme ndA
lions OF d erent kisds Of medicines, but as
-. pisSIee ~ ss Oat ~ ~ approprlst1 sphere,
In various instances. and particularly In my own
sn.ily OF the usefulness Of DR.. Hoofandis German
bitters, depart for from my usual course,
TO express my fell conviction that for Sess,al de-
etItfs @ ths SYSTEM, and sSPscially for Ltcer Com
soaae cases II may fail; but usually, doubt not Il
tae above Czuses-
IoUrs, very respectfully,
}. n. kENNARD
Eighth, below Coates street
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IxrrRxAL RrvHnuE9The receipts from thi.
source to-day were s2s2, ,71aH.
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GEN. w. T. SHERMAN, who expected to leave
this city last evening for Fort LaI annie, to join
the Indian peace commission, did not succeed
in getting of, but will leave on Saturday next
BY SPECIAL ORDERS No. 80. inst issued by
General Gront, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Andrew X. Long, Captain and Commissary of
Subsistence has been ordered to report in per-
SON SON. a, 1t the HeadquaEteTs 9ftne the Military Diyi-
assignment to duty in that Division.
By the same order the commanding General
of the Military Division Of the Missouri is di.
rected to order Breyet Oapt. w. H. Bell, Cap.
tain and Chmmissary OF Subsistence, now on
duty as Depot and Post Commissary at Fort
HaTker, Kansas, to be relieved and report in
person 10 the Commissary General OF Subsist-
ence at Washington, ID. Q.
Col. Long who relieves Capt. Bell, 1t will be
remembered, for for some time Private Secre-
tnry TO the President, but lately mas been on
duty in this CITY as Assistant Commissary of
Suosistence. See ~ - s'te.. C8
PERsoNAL.-Gen. Rufus Ingals, of New
York; Gen. Vim. ]. Palmer. q. vibbard, Jas.
b. Craig, Sheridan Shook, w. A. Wheeler, and
e. Quimby, of New York; Senator Ores
well, of MARYLAND, and Gen. l.. Wister of
Philadelphia, Pa, are Al Willard's Hotel.
Por1rIcAIL.A call has been issued for a
Maryland State Convention in BALTIMORE, on
the 9th of NAV, for the ostensible purpose of
..reorsaniaingh the Republican party In that
State. The movement Is strenuously oppoeed
By the BolHmore Ans<rican and other Republi.
can papers.
II Il. helper, Who announced himself
as an Independents candidate for Ooneress
In the Sixth District Qf North Carolina, has
withdraw in fhvef or Hon. Nathaniel Boyder,
the ConseTvuttge caAd,dse. { 80 aAF.a
-, --------->--. sszi4l q sz.1
IxrrRxAL RxvHHuE.-The receipts from thi.
source to-day were $780,
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FORTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
Impeachment,
Walter s. Cox, OF the Washington Bar, on
the stand.
, was Counsel for General Thomas.
Mr.. Butler Objects to his Testimony.

Was Employed as such Counsel by the
President.
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GEN. w. T. SHERMAN, who expected to leave
this city last evening for Fort LaI annie, to join
the Indian peace commission, did not succeed
in getting of, but will leave on Saturday ne l.
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HYMENIAL.-We understand that General
Bidwell, ex-M. e. from California, and the
owner Of the largest farm in the United States,
is to he married here to-day. In Georgetown,
Lieutenant f. NJ. Chester, ith artillery, is to
be married this afternoon to a daughter of A.
II. Dodge, Esq.
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4 CHALLENGE.
To tAs Iarmsrs Of Northern Ninaesosa:

To hAs Easmsrs Of Northern Ninsesosa:
It has been reported to us BY persons
Of different loca'ities, that = certain agent
in tho employ Of G. F. Griswold, manufao-
turer Of tho Minneapolis Fanuing Mill. VII"
has been oauvassing this part of the State
tor that mill and for the purpose Of build-
ing up the reputation Of that mill, has been
circulating slandsrous aud false reports
IN regar'l to tho one manufactured by Us
We have no objection to honorable compe
,ition, but when man descsnds 30 low a.
to give u,terance to base aud false asser-
tions Tor the purpose Of injurine 10 in bus
iness. We feel 1t our duty to expose him to
the public aud vindieats the truth.
A. an example Of this agents capacity
for lying. 10 viii give ono Of many ins'an-
oss: At Payuesvills 10 told that we had
sold two mills at Richmond, and that the
parties to whom W had sold were 20 much
dissatisfied that they had given their or
aers for the Minneapolis Mill and would
take their chances for disposing Of ours.
The above was false and from the whole
cloth.
In view Of this INSCRIPTIONS and unfair
me,hod of competition, We hereby chal-
lencc c. +. Griswold to fair aad honorA-
hi, trial OF the two mills, the trial to take
place a, some point upon which we may
mutu lily agree.
ALEXANDER & co.
ST. Cloud, Sept. II, 1868.
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AARRIED

At the residence Of Mr.. J. G. Burbsnk,
in st. Paul, on tho 23rd instant, by the
Rev. A. y: Patterson, Mr.. hsxRY P. Ur.
HAM, 70 Miss EvELrN GERTRUDE BURBANK,
both Of this city.
A large and brilliant company assembled
At Mr. Burhank's elegant residence last
evening to witness the above ceremony.
and to take part in the reception which
followed. Everything passed of in tho
most perfect manner. The bride, who
was dressed in q rich white corded
silk. merited the showers Of compliments
which her lovely appearance drew forth.
With music, dancing and = splendid COLA
ton, the evening passed to tho evident on.
joymeut Of all. Innumerable good wishes,
for oil t"st the heart can desire, follow
these young friends on their journey
through life.
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Tho church At Albert Lea, which was
organised in 1853, and has since received
81, 500 aid from tho A. Il. NJ. g., believing
itself unable to complete IT, new house,
even with the aid Of $500 expected from
the Union, and having received IN offer Of
$4,000 from Rev. Dr.. Paxton, ofNew York,
to sid in building . Presbyterian church,
has become U. 8. Presbyterian. Rev. A.
J, Pike, OF Connecticut had been invited to
its pastoral care and arrived TO commence
work the day after Dr.. Paxton's visit. He
remained long enough to see the Congrega-
tionaI terra Grma majesticaliy move out
from under his feet, and now goes to Sank
Centre, $50 miles further north.-CAicago
Advance
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UNIVERSITY
OF
M i n N Il = OF A .

The first term Of tho Preparatory Department of
the State University for the ensuing year will
menco on
Tuesday, the 18th Of September.
This department is fully organized and open to
students OF both The range Of studies equal
to that OF the best Eastern academies anu affords an
oppor unity to prepare for any If the Colleges or
Departments Of the University proper-t.e.
AE1fcultul ~, Classical or scientific.
An adequate number of experienced instructors
Will be eMi loyed 50 that pupils shall not lack any
attention assistance which it is for their advantage
to receive.
TUITION Is FREE :
Students arc provided with rooms in the building,
furnished with stove, bedstead mattress was,stani
table, bookcase and chairs, at 81 term. Board will
cost from Is to 81 per week. There COED oppor-
tunites for those who DESIRE to obtain board in pr
vate families at . moderate expense.
For circulars containing terms of admission and
other particulars. apply to the Principal.
WV. WASHBURN.
MO St. Anthony, MINI.
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RExovED.-Ticknor, Tolman &Co. have
removed their stock of drugs, medicines,
&c, to their new storeroom on the opposite
side Of St. GERMAN street, near Burbank
& Powelrs new brick block. II has been
fitted up expressly for their own use, and
is one Of the best arranged stores in the
State. Ticknor, Tolman & Co. have just
received new stock Of paints, oils, glass,
drugs, medicines, &c., which will be sold
At tho loves: market rates. Go and see
them in their new establishment.
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Hon. VIM. P. Murray, we learn,
succeeded in having his claims against
the Venezuelan Government fully al
lowed, to the amount Of $250,oo0. II
grati6es US also to learn that Mr..
Murray pockets out of this the comfort.
able sum Of $4,000 IN gold as attor.
ney's Ices, and that Col. VIM. Il. No
bles secures simila: sum as bis share.
|-&. Paul Dispatch.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24
Frora GEN. GRAHr's |
le!t.7 cf -4cc.rlane. ::

Froxa GEN. GRAHr's
le!ts7 Of acceptance :
IF elected to the
office Of President OF
the United States. i,
,siU Be my endeavor to
administer ALL TIL
LAWS IN good faith,
with economy, and
scith the pie,u Of giring
PEACE, QUIET an d
PROTECTION every
,ehere. In times like
the present it is i'm
possible, or at least
emincntly improper.
to lay down q policy
to be adhered to.
right or wrong. thro'
an administration of
fouryears. New polit
ic Il issues. not FORE
seen, are constantly
arising; the views Of
the public on old ones
IRE constantly chang
ing, and a purely ad-
min,strative officer
should al.eays be left
free TO ExECUTE THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE.
I always haze respected
that ,oi!l, ana al,oays
shall PEACE ND
UNIVERSAL PRosPERI-
Tr-its sequence
soith economy Of ad.
n,nistration, will light.
en- the burden Of tax
alton, while it con.
stantly reduces the
national debt. LET
Us HAVE PEACE.
With great respect,
your obedient SCR
want,
U. 8. GRANT,"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

New York society is to have several
acquisitions next winter. Some English
bellies will make their debut. a couple If
barons. q marquis, and three hundred
thousand-dollar heiress from Minnesota
". Y. Home Journal.
The frantic inquiry on all sides is. "Who
Is this maiden with the numerous $'s?" Of
course she is q sweet. amiable, sensible
girl, and all that, besides being good
cook. The SIS are minor consideration.
Who is she?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

LIVES OF TnE Presidents. This is one
Of John 8. G. Abbott's new works, embrace
ing . life Of the Presidents Of the United
States from Washington to the present
time. 1t is highly spoken Of by the press
and public men. The book is sold by sub
scription exclusively, and the agent will
deliver tho book here about the first Of
next month.
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a. Feet on st. German st,

The subscriber offers for sale Al feet front
by 1872 feet deep, opposite side Of st. Ger
main street from Burbank's new brick
block. The location of the Wagon Bridge
at the foot of St. German. makes il IL,
street of the town, and the North and South
travel ON the Clear Water road naturally
passer this lot, making It
ONE OF the BEST CORNERS m the CITY
For particulars address.
E. H. 8. DARTT,
n6-8w Xip6ston, Wiz,
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Tux TWO PROGRAMMES,
pEACE AND WAR.
rom Gen BLAIR's
letter seeking thc
M ,uindfiOn:

From Gen BLAIR's
letter scfk.ng the
nc minati0n
"There is bat one
way TO restore the
Government and the
Constitution ; and
that ~ for tho Presi.
dent elect to declare
the reconstruction acts
null and void, compel
the army to undo its
usurpations at tn 9
South, DIsPERsE THIS
CARPET BAG STATE
GOVERNMENTS, allow
the white people to
reorganize their own
governm ent, and
elect Senators and
Representa- ives
the House Of Repre-
sentatives will con
tain a majority of
Democrats from the
North, and they will
Admit the Represen-
tatives elected by the
white people OF the
South and, with the
co operation Of the
President, it will not
be difficult to COMPEL
THE SENATE TO SUB
NIT once more to the
obligations Of the
Constitution. 4 +
We must have q Pres
ident who will exc
cute the will Of the
people. By tra.pling
into dust tie ssurpa
tsons Of Cengsess
knosea a. tie recon-
struetion acts.
FRANK P. BLAIR"
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e. B. Litctdcld, of the Pacific
railroad, offers to build for the Baptist
church a: Pleasant Valley, Sherburne
county, meeting house that will &C.
commodate tho people of that region,
about ten miles below St. Cloud, on
the line of the railroad.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

Frank Daqgett of the Wabasha
Herald, has consented to prepare an
obituary sketch of the late Il. w Rose,
Of that paper, to be read before the
Editorial Association OF this State next
January.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

UNION ScuooL.-Only . short time will
yet e)apse until the adjourned school meet
ing, with regard to building q Union
schoolhouse, will be held. This matter
should be we'll considered. Common
school education is one of the surest ele-
ments in the nuccess of town. St. Cloud
IS nov sadly destitute of the means for
training and educating children. 1t will
not do to take this subject up with any
narrow. parsimonious views. We need
first class schooIhouse-one that will &C
cord with the town in other resp cts. The
charter only auth orizes the issuing Of S10,-
600 in bonds for this purpose in one year,
but every dollar of this should be voted.
1t will not even then be enough Let there
be no "2enny wise and pound foolish" pol
icy adopted.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

Hon s. 5. Beaman, Of Winona, vii! speak
at Sank Centre on Wednesday evening.
Oct. 1ih. and at st. Cloud, on Friday even
ing, Oct. 9th.
Mr.. Beaman is one Of the best speakers
in the State, anu will be sure of full houses.
From the Ne,r York Tribune.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

Tho St. Peter Tribune says that
Foris Grouke was killed last Thursday
BY stick of timber which tell from the
tower Of the Catholic church, striking
him on the head.