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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-04

An INTERCHANGEABLE learn hat
during The session Of the Common Council
on Saturday night, IN affair, not unlike
the Donnelly and WasAburns rupture,
traaspirsd bstvesn two Of the City officials.
All sorts o. names wsre called and .vazis-
~ Of compliments exchanged; The Prssi-
dent Of the Council meanwhile, Ike ColfAx,
using his gsvsl and vain]y calling the gen
tlsmsa 70 order. The Board, following the
example Of our House Of Representatives
rather liked the fun, had no objections TO
ito continuing. and continue IL did, afesr
which there were The usual apologies. The
conduct Of one Of the Alderman in regard
to the liquor license vas the ''eauss oh Do
war;" and articles Of Impeachment NAY yet
b presented sssinst him BY the Radical
wing Of The Common Council. We expect
that those ofths Republican party here,
who have bsratsd Igaasius Donnsly for lis
extreme uapszliansatazy language On the
aoor Of Congress, win proceed q once to
read out Of he party the o1feial Who did
Likewise On Saturday night.
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PoRf1AI1 OF 0BN. G1ANr.-Ar. ]. II.
1iatls6sld, the wen k1ovn artist Of Wash-
ington City, hss just painted . portrait
Of tho Great Leader, that sxeels On ethsru.
From this supsrisr work Of art, . bss1H-
fal line ssgrsvisg bss bssn finished, BY b.
0uSlsr, ofths same plses, Of which, every
ess shosld have copy. Az spssinsn Of
stssl work, Il SURPRISES anything " hsvs
ever sssn. Those dssirisg 70 adsrn thsir
psslor With . portrait ofths ''eoning man, y
can examine this Of Littlsdsld's, b. calling
q TEE JoulsAL omes. For Particular,
address J. II. Little6sld, Washington, D. G..
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TIN WAxDsRxR."-This IL . paper pub
lishsd In 81. Paul, which 10 just adapted to
the wants Of the German citizens Of Stearns
county. 1tsis religious family journal,
and contains vithal such items Of general:
news - win serve to inform the reader Of
what il occurring in the United States and
In the Fathexlahd,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-04

INV Buup1xas. a Aunbsf q - build.
Ing ~ nov u s. proes 8 = NJ Ny
city, vAils ordinary irans loass1 ~ = =
sprinsing % eoatinually Asssrs. ssn y
4 Vols haze eonp.stsd ~ osllas, and ars
nov putting up block - 8. Gsrnain
street nearly Opposite The Catholic Church
4oxe0 IN die. % Is Anishsd inlo two stores
below and olRsss above. Itsvill b built
81 brick with 5 tin roof. 5sss5 1, 8
Mr.. Nicholas Kraus i now erecting Of
brick on Jefferson avenue. east aide Of Co.
lumbia Square, two-story building. TWEEN
tv-two foot front and two stories sip|hsisht,
which il designed for astore and : tenement
house. 2s<..@ @.,,s.- e.. q,
The elegant brick house Of Ar, J.k.
Clark near the ravine, IL about completed
and vim 8. whom finished. = very ness
lrea,dsnos. ts @se<*s@ r .-'@.~
III. 4. G. Alden 10 building Inc ssea"
aenes On his tract Of land adjoining BzowA'a
addition. 3 ,<.
N,sars. Thsis and svalta have sonnsae
q ,heir brick block On s.. GsenaiA street.
nd vim push Il forward vim I'll spssd. &C s. 4
. 4ox7o let, thrss stories IN height. and
vill b anishsd into stores bsnsaah. o6aes
,bov,, while The third story isto b ! sps-
.ious Hall. '@'.F stszis
Mr.. C. Pentius has built md Il now ~.
M 4 new frame wagon shop o. 81. Ger
main atreee.
Mr.. Miller has completed IN addition 70
10 hotel.
Mr.. Myers has finished . neat dwelling
Iouss south Of The revine. On EgAtA street.
A new dwelling house has bssa erected
4 Columbia Square BY Mr.. v. Nsunstr,
nd also enc on Spring street By Sylvester
filler, Esq.
A number Of residences, besides these
have been built, whose ovnsf's
ames we have moi" YET learned.
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ARlIsrIp.-Andrew Erickson was ar
rested on Friday last for peddling without
. license, and being arraigned before Esq.
Barnes, was convicted and assessed $500
aud costs, from which he appealed. An
drew appeared to be . little in tho Peter
Punk watch business, though averring to
be hunting up homestead.
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I AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD. MINI,
IL Nay 81, l66S.

r AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MIMI,
u Nay -, 1895. r+.3s5& .
DouDn8 ADEAesen: =. 4.sss5 =.
IN: Yea aEe hereby notified to appear at this olcs
% NE losn DAY or JULY 1885, 1t 10 O'Clock II the
$4,000 e he sd dsy nd then and thsre .hev
Jon Jannafyr III, 1851. upon tho n u ~ 81, % u
nv e section y. township 12l, iangs 90, In
ths. District OF Lands subject to sale ct st. Cloud,
MIMI, should not 30 cancelled, ~ James Quigley
alleges abandonment thereof BY you, aad proposes
ths0 ard there to show the Same, when you viii be
psenitted TO contest such showing. :,,es
d s55ss ~ ;. s:: II. G. WAIT Register,
tuAo4-ewl Il ,sss:i ~ 81. O. BURBANK Rsoedvef. =
Il AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI. .. =.
Ii June 1st, 1861. j - a<tS*l
Hrnan Rem ser: : S9s s2&i<.&
en: You are hereby notified to appear at this olos
on the PAIN DAY OF JULY, 1885, ct 10 o'clock IN tue
forenoon of the eaid day, and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Dnsrv No. 1854, made by
jon Nay 20th 1855, upon the NV II section ., town
ship l28 range "a I'm the District Of Lands subject
to sale 4 g. Cloud Ainn should not be Cancelled -
Anthony Wostrel alleges IN abandonment thereof by
you, and proposes then and there to show the same
whom you viii DO permitted to contest such showing.
=. 81 - 81. O. WAIT, Register, .s"@S.
jupel-6w1 He, BURBANK, Receiver.
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~ Ankinds ofJob printing, In Eng
fish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in your orders.
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111sr nu1. SECOND NINE.
Date Tenant, . ". B. Mitchell,
A. B. Boylan, E. N. Wright, p
E. G. earns, 1stb A. Pelham, 1stb
W. NJ. Burchard, 2db J. B. Abbott, I'd b
E. v. Campbell, 3db A. J. Reed, Sd b
". Il. Lamb, 50. VIM. Chambers, .
B. E. Wight, IF II. 8. Gilbert, RI
E. Robertson, Of L. W. Collins, Of
L. Rasmussen, If J. r. Creighton, I
Umpirs-Wm. Mulliken,
SeoreT-Ernest Allen.
Subst;tute.- Richard Smith, D. s. Hay
ward, H. Lunksnhslmsr, Frank Shook.
The above named persons are requested
to be on the grounds on Friday afternoon,
the 9Th, At 8 o'clock sharp, ~ there il some
important business to be transacted, after
which they viii participate IN . friendly,
game Of ball. .r~s >.
Per order Of the Directors. 80
L.W. COLLINS, Secretary.
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BUILDING RExovID.-The building on
St. German street, occupied BY John
Schwartz - harness shop, has migrated
during the past week, twenty-five feet
sssterly, to make room for the Brick Block
to be erected by Theis & Schwartz. Mr..
Peter Smith has charge Of its removal, and
succeeded in placing it in its new position
without fracture Of the plsstering.
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EclacuLla, NIL. nuLlY. GANG AND
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1vsIy ~ thai lssyea our hstosy q on Tempered
and Patent 0r0uud pGJSalv true and even, and made
os.satlsn temper BY our patent temperiDg process.
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70 MslcHAx1s.-s. Comslock, Of Mime
apolis, would announce the receipt Of full
stock Of spring goods, embracing sAestings
prints. delaiuss. ginshams, mohAirs, eassi-
nsrss. eottonadss, tisks, dsnims, stripes.
&c., which. will be sold very low.
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A CoRREo11ox.-Iu speaking last week
Of tho large fur trade being done by Geo.
Spencer, ve stated that no had over TAses
Thousand Muskrat Skins, . goodly number
to be sure, but We should have said Thirty
thousand, % that il the number.
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-Farmers should read the new adver-
tisemens Of the "Excelsior Grinder"
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Flour AND FElD.-Our friends, Arnold
L Stanton, realizing that their mills should
b represented in this city, have opened .
store for the sale Of -four and feed, on
Warrington avenue, one door south Of Jos.
Bdelbrock's.
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ATTENTION Anz1cs.-The following are
the psrsoas chosen ~ the F'rst and sseoad
Nina.
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:
n tbs Oily On Monday. evening, 'that VI VI,
certainly - most. dssperete md bloody
ever Witnessed In 81. Cloud. Two men,
]. Sohwarts and F. Hartman had . dispute
about some school matters, and exchanged
blows. In Millsr's saloon. sehwazts ran
out dosrs CLOSELY followed BY Hsrtmaa, and
- hs ran he drew from his poeket q eon-
mon knife, with which he turned upon his
pursuer. vho-sssins the knits-sndsayor-
I'd to escape. Sehvarts overlook Hartman
and struck him several ,blovl with tAe
knife o. his back and near tic right shout
der, cutting through his cost, and inaietine
half dozen Iashss from ono 70 four inches
long. At this NJ. hobart Leitah and Mr..
Rsekhazt sttsmptsd. 70 separate lie combat
aats. and each received thruetexvitA H.
kaits from schwazts's hands. NJ. Rsok-
hart being badly cut. About this stage Of
his exploits, Sehwarts wss knocked down
BY . piece e boald, used BY Hartman, I'd
Afterwards unmsreifully pounded.
Mr. Hartman lost great deel ef blood,
but win recover, - " srs informed By Dr..
senklsr, Who dressed The injuries. I'm" @7'
sehvarts received . dangerous psatins,
and On Tuesday morning was arrested BY
Sheriff 0aspard, arraigasd bsters Justice
Barnes, where hs waived the usual exam
ination, and gave bonds for his appearance,
II indicted. Al indictment was found
against him last fell, in which he j. ebarg-
cd with assaulting Mrs. Anton Rushle,
with tho intent to XIII. Al his request the
trial Of the latter odenss was postponed
until the coming term Of Court.
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MEDICAL !. zllLuulAA1i0N!
10UR NasDiAesnflyI Illustrated Medical Books, con-
taiusx Important Physiological Information for Men
and Wonan osnt fse On receipt OF 26cts BY address,
iag Dr.. John vANDIRP00I, No. 50 Clinton Place.
MY. City. I'd 3ts5 - -
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II - = tr
q pss1svnD ELECTROMAGNETIC ladies
49, ! Uaioa Absssy elatioa have N
aeseed Mn. q. 1ataaat with $3.50 Silver
Oake Basket and % While MarlStta Silver
Napkin Ring. and couple Of glass orna-
ments. g : token Of their sppreeiatioa Of
e. Marlatt's services. - custodian Of the
books belonging 70 the Association. For
more than one year, without compensation.
has the u. been anrenttting N his care Of
tho library, which must DO An exceedingly
Troublesome charge. The gifts We're finely
enerayea Wnn .ne name Of the recipient,
anu tos' o. inc society. .s
Rs,,oxAr,ox 3, 'M, =, NJ, IL.
Zapp. III, staoien. REGISTER - IA. 49,
Cd lat sveniss. h,a so,,itio,k J. a.. rn..s:
because of con, sdimauliv rl,h !. ,,..-h.,
Of The Council. II, Bo.rd in..dia,,lv
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:. Nothi.e now remains 70 ~ but his mem
ory, which may we'll b. treasured. Up
right, honorable and honsat, pure In speech
saa eosr>et In dsportment, true % friends
sad devoted 70 his eountry, he will long b.
ns.rnsd By he one AID should always b
kbnorsd ~ the othss. w.1.H. $.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26
The Eleventh Article.

The Radicals regarded the eleventh article of
impeachment as the strongest of the whole num-
Der. This article was drawn by Mr. Thaddeus
Stevens after the others were adopted by the
House. Mr. Stevens said this one twas worth
all the others put together" We give below his
remarks on presenting it to the House:
= This charge is not here contained in the
articles reported by the committee, and unless it
is inserted there can be no trial on it. There
he shreacd iaa1gers as 1 know there mW, and
ent1l'ng judges, and # ,cit3out that article they
6o not ocquH him, they are greener than erer
ras rhe" commenced practice at the Court OF
Quarter Sessions. If that article be inserted, it
will show both the removal and the attempt to
defeat the reinstatement; and although the Sem
ate should decide the other charges in his favor,
how could he escape from this one!"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26
Agricultural.

Our readers may remember statement, made
by one of our correspondents, last Fall of pur-
chase, by the Society Of Friends, of a tract of
land, near High Point, to be used for Model
farm.
This farm is now making some Roadway 1t
contains 200 acres. and cost, with the residence,
$4,000. 1t was the property of Nathan Hunt,
of Guilford, called Springfield, or in a settlement
called Springfield. The design is to promote, by
example, the introduction of improved imple-
ments, artificial manures selected seeds and stock;
to encourage agricultural Clubs, and to stimulate
enquiry and research.
DR.. Sampson, of Washington, d. c., is the
Superintendent, and he is doing good thing
among his people. Already, good number of
clubs have been organized; manuring has re-
ceived new start, about two tons of clover seed
were sold at cost in February, and near 400
subscribers have been received for Agricultural
Journals.
This is our safest plan: Work the soil-stir
one another to work. Will not our readers fol-
low the hint given at Springfield, and 60 at it in
earnest ?-Raleigh Sentinel
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26
Congress.

Neither House has been doing much cuisines.
within the past week, the members being in N
tendance on the Republican Convention at
Chicago.
In the House on Monday, a joint resolution
was introduced proposing to amend the Const.
tuition so as to make naturalized citizens eliybl.
to the Presidency. A resolution, appointing
committee of five to investigatethe Senator Hen.
derson and Missouri delegation affair was adopted
The Senate has indefinitely postponed the bin
for the admission of Arkansas.
May 22.-The President transmitted to the
Senate the Constitutions of North Carolina
Louisiana and Georgia, which were referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Davis introduced preamble and resolution
appointing committee of three to investigate
the attempts to intimidate- Senators. Senator
Henderson made personal explanation, stating
that he had been requested to appear before the
impeachment Managers, and desired the sense
of the Senate on his duty. A long desultory dis.
cussion ensued, the Radicals maintaining that
the object of the managers was to elicit facts to
support additional articles, the gravamen where.
of was the Presidents attempts to corrupt the
Senators; to this end Henderson was to testify.
The Democrats maintained that the proceedings
were against the Senators. In this sense Hen.
derson rightly refused.
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THE LONDON Press ON IMPEACHMENT
London, May 1S.-The Times says that the
Eleventh Article is almost too vague for any
substantial charge, but the vote upon it corrects
the fear of any party bias and shows the case to
have been judged on it's merits alone.
The Morning Telegraph says: THAT dignity
and decorum have marked the whole trial, and
the non-removal of the President is its most
fitting close. Even the most ultra Radicals will
be compelled to admit this at no distant day."
< The Standard says the Radical plot has been
beaten and the country has been saved the shame
of deposing of its Chief Magistrate for refusing
to obey an illegal act of Congress.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26

WESTERN CONFERENCE OF THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA SYNoD-This Conference will hold its next
meeting Cd. V. on Saturday before the last Sun
day in this month May in the Lutheran Church
Of Charlotte. The opening exercises viii be held
at II o'clock of that day.
N. ALDRIcH,
President of Conference.
BG Cleaveland Mineral Springs (near Shelby
will be open for the reception of visitors on the
1st of June. 1t is a delightful place.
Posi- OFFICE RE-oPENED-The Post Office
at Shepherds X Roads, Iredell county, has been
re-opened, and Miss NJ. G.. Davidson appointed
Post Mistress, to be hereafter known as Tuln
Post Office StdtesvtNe american.
Bs% We learn that new National Bank, un-
der the auspices of our enterprsing fellow-citizen
| George W. Swepson, ESQ.,, is about to be estab-
lished at Columbia, S. C. Mr. Gulick, of this
| City, is to be Cashier, and Mr. Iredell, of this
| City, is to be Teller.
| We learn that the place of Cashier of the
Raleigh National Bank has been rendered to
Charles Dewey, Esq, and that of Teller to Mr.
John Blake.-Ralefgh Standard.
SLIGHTLY MIsrAKEN-We learn that at
Cabarrus Superior Court last week negro wo-
man. of the frisky and polite type, was introduced
as witness. After being duly sworn and placed
| upon the stand the attorney who introduced her,
by way of informing her to whom she should
direct her testimony, before he commenced his
examination of her said: NOW, Aunt Margaret
speak to his honor and the jury ;" whereupon
the witness quickly turned around to the court
| and with polite courtesy said in her blandest
manner, Good morning, Judge" The confu-
sion of his honor and the amusement of the bar
can be better imagined than described.-Sdlis-
Lu7y North State
Rar Charles Pollard and Zachariah Williams,
convicted at the last term of the u S. District
Court, held at Newbern, of passing counterfeit
money. and John 0. Moore, convicted of fraudu-
lently obtaining letters containing money, have
been taken to the Albany IN. " penitentiary
to spend few years.
Bsy- A son of Hon. w. T Dortch, of Wayne,
recently shipped 300 quarts of strawberries to
New York. How much better than hanging
around city or town.
AN IMPORTANT DECIsION.-A decision, re-
Gently made by the U. S. Circuit Court, in this
State believe, will prove of great interest to
our citizens, and if sustained by the Supreme
Court, to which tribunal an appeal has been
taken, will also be great relief to our people,
The decision u.s. that no assignee is entitled to
maintain suit which his assignor is unable to
maintain, and its effect will be to debar parties
living in the same State with their debtors from
making over accounts notes held by them to
| agents in bordering States, whereby they may
evade the State tay-laws by bringing suit in the
| Federal Courts Wilmington Star.
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Washington Items.

No one we'll advised pretends now, that there
can be conviction of the President upon any of
the ten articles of impeachment remaining un-
disposed Of The eleventh article was selected
by the advocates of impeachment as the one on
which they could convict, if conviction could be
had at ALL 1t is conceded that there will be as
many votes for acquittal on each of the remain
ing articles, and in some cases moro than were
cast for acquittal on the eleventh article, and
therefore the President cannot be convicted, as
the case stands in the Senate.
Among some extreme impeachers we yet hear
threats of further articles when the new South
ern Senators shall be admitted to make sure
thing of a two-thirds vote for the removal ofthe
President. but the more moderate and judicious
republicans deprecate these threats and refuse
70 countenance any further prosecution of the
impeachment project after the articles now pend
ing in the Senate shall be disposed Of 1t is not
believed that majority of the republicans of
either the Senate House would agree to con-
sider proposition to get up new articles
President johnson was in Masonic process
sion, On the Goth, on foot
Ex-President Buchanan is worse
The President has received large number of
dispatches from all parts of the country congrat-
ulating him on his acquittal
The stories about Chief Justice Chase and the
Presidency are finally coming into some taugi-
BILE shape. BE has formally put himself into
the hands of his friends, and said that. while he
is not candidate, he cannot object to the use of
his name, and will run if nominated by the Con-
scrvatiyes. The movement in his behalf seems
to originate in Philadelphia.
Gen. Logan (aosent from the House on leave)
was stoned at York, Pennsylvania. One of the
stones, missing Logan, struck Gov. Hahn of
Louisiana, on the breast
Jno, Nagler, of Prince William Co, Va, sues
Stanton for $50, 900 for trespass on his farm,
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NOTICE
By Assignee of his Appointment in Bankruptcy

Dtsfrtct Court of the United States ! T. D-,.. ,
For the Cape Fear District. III DahAruP'cy'
In the matter of John Gordon, Bankrupt
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment Assignee of
john Gordon, of Union county and State of North
Carolina who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Court of said District
g. D. BROOM, Assignee,
Wolfsville, n c., May IS, 1868 Swpd