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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-15

The question why Northern Min.
ncsota should have Representative in
Congress-" with an Autobiography at.
tachcd, was circulated very extensively
in this vicinity few weeks since. It
was answered, because you, see.soe,
Andrews" A friend propounds anoth-
or: "Wherc has the General gone p
Our answer is. He has gone, and bean
and done it.
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The namo Of Mr.. E. L. Wright, Of
Sank Centre, was reported by the An.
drews-W ashburn-z'ress clique as in
their Convention. Mr.. Wright was
not there, and his letter published last
week shows how he regarded tho Con.
vention.
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LAKE MARY.
LAKE MARY. Oct.

LAKE MARY, Oct. 9Th, 1868.
EDITOR JouRNA1.-I have ever read
with interest the correspondence from the
different towns, and have thought it
pleasant feature of The JOURNAL, and it is
with real regret that l see the good nature
of the editor abused, and the readers pa
,ieuce tried by petty chickering's and ungen-
tlemanly personalities. File, gentlemen
If you must criticise each others writings,
why not do it in spirit of kindness? Why
condemn the errors in an article with such
severity and give no praise to its merits?
1t is pleasant to hear from the sister
towns, but let us hear the good things
the bad will be found out quick enough.
If we think the errors in an article should
be corrected, let US do it without bitterness,
and be charitable enough to think that the
writer erred through ignorance, not will
fulness.
l look upon IL. P.'s" structures upon
The Good Templars as utterly uncalled for,
and "Maine Prairie's" angry answer moro
so. Why, everybody knows that if the
Maine Prairie lodge is regular order Of
Good Templars, acting under the SUPER
vision Of the Grand Lodge, there can be
no immorality; and any Good Templar
is worthy to act as chaplain in the absence
of that officer. I do not believe there is
that person living so degraded that they
could perform the office Of chaplain in the
Good Templars lodge in spirit of mock
cry; and it would not hurt an infidel (if a
Good Templar could be such) to pray
Join the Good Templar's, IL. p" and you
will see that they have been misrepresent
ed. And above all, gentlemen, remembe,
that "a soft answer turneth away wrath. y
We are havirg quite cold weather for tn.
season. On Tuesday the twenty fourth
ult., We were visited with = snow storm
that reminded US of winter. Our farmer
are gathering in their vegetables, and ''vh'
ever saw such potatoes ?" is the cry 81
around US. One neighbor dug q hundre'
and thlrty-fve bushels from four bushel
Of seed; another twenty-three from hal
bushel another bushel from two pcta
toes planted.
notice that "Brix" wishes me 10 "kee
you posted about something; but whett
er it is about ''sawing wood" or tho ''pr<
gress Of woman's rights" in this section
for the life Of me cannot tell. II the fol
mer, l regret my inability TO do 50, as
never could make the saw 60 straight. B,
if the latter, why "Brix" believe q v,
man has q perfect right to saw wood, NAL
, hay, talk politics or anything else that
honest, if she has the strength and ner,
to do so ; and that sometimes she is obi
to do it or let it 60 undone.
BITTER SWEET.
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r s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
- October IA. 1868,

r. 3. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
w. .,~4;. . October Il. 1868. y:
Sin: You arc hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 20 DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868, at 10 o'clock in
tho renoon Of the s.ia day. and then and there show
you October 14th, 1857 upon the " Il NV Il section
!. and . n no II section 8; township 100, range
MINI, should not be Cancelled, as Peter Peck
ALLEGES an abandonment thereof by you and proposes
then and there to show tho same when you will be
permitted to contest such showing.
:. II. G. WATT, Register,
oct1b.0wn II. g. BURBANK Receiver
r. s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
u. October l3th, 1868. > =. r'I'
Jot. Asheahurst: - f'l. -
Sir: You are hereby notified to appearat thisofs1co
on the 81 DAY OF NOVEMBER, $685. at 10
O'clock in the foronoon Of tho said day then ard
there show cause why your Homestead Entry No.
1G73 made by you July g. 1885, upon the fractional
so section township lze, range 49, in the District
OF lands subject to sale ut st. Cloud Mimi should
not DO Cancelled, as Hugh Bryce alleges IN
abandonment thereof by you and proposes tlcn
| and there to show tho same when you will bt
| permitted to contest such showing
~tsr,.. r, HENRY @. WAIT, Register
oct166wH -, II. Q. BURBANK, Receiver.
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WHAT is to be thought of the man
who, after making violent charges
against another, refuses to meet him
face to face and rciterate them Is he
not just the person to be the tool OF a
disorganiziog olique7 c. G. Andrews
is the man.
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NEW YORK. July LIST. 1868.
not be there

NEW YORK, July LIST, 1868.
DEAR S1R.-1n your paper of last week
you or one Of your correspondents say
that DR.. Drake is not the originator Of the
celebrated Plantation Bitters, and that they
were manufactured and sold by one Petro
Martslle, an old Spaniard, in the Island Of
St. Thomas, over forty years ago, as every
old sea captain can testify. Now sir, can
certify to the above as being true, for l
have followed the sea for over forty years,
most Of the time doing business with the
West Indies. These same Bitters different
ly put up and named, were brought to my
notice on my first trip to the Island Of St.
Croix for a cargo Of rum, and for years
and years after, my ships stores were new
er without them. always supplied my
family and many Of my neighbors with
them, aid can truly say q better Bitters
and Tonic, is not made in all the world.
Yours truly,
CAPT, HENRY VENT.
-Magnslls Water-superior to tho bes
imported German Cologne, and sold at hal
the price.
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GEN. ANDREWS charges Mr.. Don
uceIly with not being true to the
Northern Pacific Railroad, but when
challenged to meet the man whom he
has SO ppjustly assailed, is afraid to
do SO. Out upon such paltroon !
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We are glad to sea that the extensive
Agricultural Implement House Of Grovenor
& Co. obtained four first class premiums
upon the machines exhibited by them at
the State Fair. They were remarkably
successful, and the number of prizes award
ed this house should demonstrate to farm
els where is the best place for buying
wheat agricultural implements or ma
ehinery they may want. The oficia! list
shows that the "Case Thresher,' with
Woodbury. power, manufactured at Racine,
Wis.,, took the first premium over the xvi.
orator" and *Tornado" Threshers and was
sold on the ground. The "Theyer Iron
Mower" and "Hollingsworth Sulkey
Rake" each took first premium. And
although three other of the most popular
drills were on exhibition, tho "Buckeye''
took the first premium. The decision Of
the judges concerning Broadcast seeders
had not yet been announced. The follow.
ing telegram from Wisconsin shows tri-
umph in that State:
MADISON, Wis.,. Oct. LIST, 1868.
Messrs. Grovenor 4 Co., st. Cloud Minn.
The Buckeye Drill and Esterly Broad
| cast Seeder both took first premium at Wis
consin State Fair to-day.
8. L. SHELDON & BROS.
| No stronger recommendations could b.
asked fer the implements sold by Grover
or & Co. Farmers will not fail to 60 ant
see them. A large quantityof "New York
or" Reapers. Iron Mowers and Broadcas
seeders, arrived at our Depot, for thes
gentlemen last week, enough, We shout
think, to "implenent'' every farmer fror
4 here to Abercrombic.
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WHEN will Gen. Andrews "other
appointments permit him to meet Mr..
Donnelly and discuss the charges he
has made against him? Face the mu-
sic, General!
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MARRIED.,

AT Monticello, on the 9Th inst, at tho
residence of the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. Shank, Mr.. LOUIS GoYETrE, Of St.
Cloud, to Miss HATTIE BROWN, of Month
cello.
Many good wishes for long life and hap
piness.
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TO SCHOOL OFFICERS AND TEACHERS.
Mitchell's new Outline Maps

The undersigned, in behalf of L. Fl. Butler & Co.,
OF Philadelphia, Pa. beg to inform the School Officers
and Teachers of Minnesota that they are prepared
to supply Mchells New Series of lime Maps until
March lst 1862 at EIGHT DOLLARS per sci after
that date the price will be 7 En- DOLLARS per sct
These Maps were adopted by tho 'Eoard of Com
missioners to select the Textbooks to be used in the
Public Schools Of Minnesota and they the only
Wall Maps whose use is authorized in said Schools,
Until March 1st, 1885, the freight on such sets as
may be ordered will be prepaid. We also prepar-
cd to supply "Tenney's Geology and tho "Scholars'
Companion both of which were adopted by the
Board of Commissioners as-wcll any other Of the
publications of E. II. BUTLER & co.
Address D. D. MERRILL, RANDALL T. co.
Dealers in Books, Stationery, Toys and Fancy Goods
St. Paul, MINI. n13,3t
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"A fine head of hair is such an indis-
peusable adjunct to beauty that no one who
prizes good looks should neglect to use the
best preparations to be had to increase its
growth, restore its color or prevent its
falling off. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia Is
one of the most efectual articles for the
purpose we have ever seen. besides being
one Of the most delightful hair dressings
and beauti6ers extant. 1t is free from the
sticky and gummy properties of most other
dressings, and being delightfully."- perfumed
recommends itself to every lady or gentle
man using fine toilet articles.
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S8,959.70

ia The ladies will all 60 to hear Mr..
Donnelly and Maj. Doughty at the Court
House on Saturday evening. Gen. An
drews has "other appointments and will
MT ha Thorn
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI
1CaS

+ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI,
IL October II, 1868.
Lara H. Rorcing:
SIR :You hereby notified to appear at this clii:a
on tho Atm DAY OF DECEMBER, 1865. Mt 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day, and then and there
show cause WHY your Homestead Entry No 1888.
made by you April 18th, 1865, upon tho SO Il
section Is, township 1875, range 3d. in the District 6
lands cct to sale at st. Cloud Minn should not
10 Cancelled, as Barthcl Grohsmann alleges an a,nn
Comment thereof by you and proposes then ard there
to show tho same, when You will DO permitted to
contest such showing =! ...
II. c. WAIT, Register.
QCt15-6wll Ii. C. BURBANK. Recciyor
T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ October II, 1868.
Peter Nelson: =
SIR: You arc hereby notified to appear ut this Office
on the 4rH DAY OF DECMEBER, 1865, at 10 o'clock II,
the forenoon of tho said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 3&76, made by
You February %, 1867, upon tho sw n no a Sc \,
NV Il no Il sw u NV Il % u section IA, township
100, range SO, in tho District of lands subject t.
sale ut St Cloud, MINI, should not be cancelel a,
John Fttzsimo,,s alleges mn abandonment thereo
| ly you, and proposes thon and there to show
tho sane when you will &c permitted to comics tsucl
| showing. II. Q. WAIT, Register.
octlt6wI u II: @. BURBANK, Receiver.
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DONNELLY!

Hon. 1gnat1us Donnelly and Maj. J. E..
Doughty are announced to speak as fol-
oWs:
Sank Rapids-Friday, Oct: 16.
ST. CLOUD, Saturday, Oct. IL.
Sank Centre, Monday, Oct. 10.
Alexandra, Tuesday, OF. 20.
Glenwood. Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Greenleaf, Friday, Oct. %.
Forest City, Saturday, Oct "a.
Hutchinson, Monday Oct. 26.
This mere mention will be sufficient to
I'LL the largest halls in any Of these places.
Everybody wants to hear the "Little
Giant"
"a Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed at
his office. Send in YOUR orders.
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Joseph Goyettc at the City Restaurant
has the only Fountain in the city, and can
supply tho thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water.
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TnANKsalv1Na.-Tho President has
appointed Thursday, November: Goth,
as Thanksgiving day. :f'3" T.
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Wards Linimcnt, is warranted to cure
the piles and "ll disorders Of tho bowels.
Money refunded where cures arc not effect
3D.
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Losr.-A Lady's Gold Enameled
BREA5T-PIN. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office.
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ST. PAUL AND PACIFIC RA1LRoAD.-The
month Of September was very busy one
at the St. Cloud Depot, the business being
larger than any previous month since the
road has been in operation to this place.
The large amount of grain shipped here by
the Government, the more than usual
amount of merchandise for the Red River
country combined with the regular bust
ness of the road, contributed largely to-
ward increasing the business for the month
We have been kindly furnished the fol-
lowing statement of the business transact
ed at the depot during the month, by W.
". Wright, the efficient agent who has
charge of the same:
FREIGHT RECEIVED. POUNDS.
General Mdse., 2,471,790
1912 bbls. Flour, 419,472
4O8 bbls. Salt, l22 400
292 bbls. Lime and Cement, 1920
l75, 900 Shingles, $4,000
1900 Lath, 10000
Total received, 3,l74,58
Freight forwarded, 1880
Freight forwarded and received, 1921 1852
Amount received for freight, S6,94O.4u
{: g 60 sale tickets 10000
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RI s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI,
". October 18th, 1865.
e C,siW: -
sn: You hereby notified to appear Mt this c,lcc
on tho ID DAY or DECEMBER, lS6s, at 10 o'clock
In tho forenoon Of the snid day and ten and thse
show cause why your Homestead Eutry No, 2o44'
made by you November Isl, 1850, upon tho 40 X
tswnsnip rs rho District Of
he caucolcd, as element III alleges mn abandonment
thereof by you and proposes then and there to show
tho snc, wien you will bu permitted to contest such
| showing ~.
| ~ II. G. WAIT, Register
oct156wa II. G. BURBANK Rcceiycr,
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PERsoxAL.-J. c. Burbank and A. II.
Wilder, of St. Paul, have paid our town
short visit within the past week.
Maj. J. E. Doughty, who is to speak
with Mr. Donuelly on Saturday evening,
came up yesterday. Mr.. Donnel]y will
come on Friday.
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ON E DO IL & R
FOR EACH ARTICLE.

Our sales for the last twelve months have been
about ono million dollars.
NSy- OR business has been decided by TIE Courts
Of this State and By the United States authorities not to
be a Lottery. CIT Enterprise, tut regular cg'i
mate BUSINESS
Terms OF sale -or CI:,b ofS5, a selection
ono of the following arti' les 10 v's. Brown or
Bic ochcd Shooting. suN"si r,.Naty rrN'in " Alpaca
Dress pattern. " VI Siunrr Sh M. ~ yards Doe
skin. Au dry Click. seth Thomas, luakr. l rv.
gents Cnit-Bopts. Nhitn Narcotics Qat. Silver
plated Chased Caster with bottles. A Morocco
Photograph An um, l0l pictures. yards C-l Wool
Cloth. SiNo~ plated Cake Basket. 81 yls Brown
BE r!scl $.l"vt;r!-. common pa, Also. printed
notices ni CO articles, for sale y; :: = each article
comprising variety Of articles usu1 lily sold at retail
ut prices from & 80 10 =, TO- each article.
C.r:s C!ss', % ; 10. selection Of one of tho
following arti,les:~+l Yards brown or ''cache'
Shccting superb rqusiity. ''rs>s ratt m price $40
Wool Long Shawl R".rlle Lem, Shawl. yards
Black Gcrman HrOG{1 ['nth. Common Sense Sewing
Machine rrico SiSHthcsr machines will hem, stitch.
fell tuck Quilt cord bind. braid, and enhInder. in
most superior nlannrr) Gents OF Ladies Silver hunt
inc Case watch now. rs yards Hemp CarSctnS. )
wards Beaver Cloth. or yards Ct" d Docskin. Silver
plated Ice Pitcher. yar'S Wool Cloth, dou. width.
pair superior Blankets. ~ yards brown or Blcaclet
Shcceng. quality, and 100 printed notices Of
articles for sale at 81 each, comprising variety of
articles usually sold retntrom 81 az SO FOX each
| article.
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-Anoka County Orders for sale at this
Office, At 80 cents on the uollar.-Anoka
Press.
stearns county orders are hard to get at
one hundred cents on the dollar.
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Fresh OYsTERs.-Goyette has received
a lot Of fresh oysters, which he is serving
up in all styles. Call at the City Res
taurant.
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A CHANCE FOR BILLIARD PLAYERs.-Mr.
Robbers, tho proprietor OF the Montana
Billiard Saloon has prepared quantity Of
envelopes in three of which are placed
prizes. The first is to be q lot in this
city valued at $500, the second. . fine sill
vcr watch worth $40, and the third $40
greenback. Any person playing two
games Of billiards at his Hall will be enti-
tied, on and after Monday next, to draw
one out Of the package Of envelopes In
which the three containing the prizes art
to be found. Here is m opportunity for
man to make money by playing billiards
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<; 2 80 I

NoTEs-From reports al d letters rocciycd:
l. Your Axe is bound to be TIE AXE
II. 1t will cut'25 per cent better
Ill Ny brother lost one arm in the war; hut with
your Axe he ran cut as well as any one else can
w. Ii could not get another twenty-five (o5) dol
lars would not buy it,
1t will cut hoop poles better than any other Axe
For sale by all responsible dealers ard the makers
LIHPISCOET & BAt1icsyAEIL.
PIstsI).yTr!, Pm
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"a "Other appointment" will not
permit Gen. Andrews 10 be IN town on
Saturday, but everybody else will arrange
matters 50 % to be 1t the Court House TO
hear Mr.. Donnelly and Mej. Doughty.
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LAMPS LAMPS THE largest and best
stock Of Lamps and Chandeliers ever
brought to tbs market. The Sun, Comet
and Solar Burners and Chimnies, also new
styles shades for sale very cheap at Tick
nor, Toiman & Co.'s new store.
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CLEARWATER.
CLEARWATER, Oct. 9th, 1868.

Mills-Items Marriages - lmmiSra nts
Fair.
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NOON, the 18th inst, at one o'clock pre-
cisely.
As the notice is short, let the news be
well circulated, that oil may hear them.
SAuK CENTRE.-Capt. s. NJ. Bruce, OIL
Sank Centre, one Of the staunohest Repub.
licans living, was in town this week. CAPT.
b. was in Gen. Andrews company, and
was color bearer Of the Regiment; he was
an original Andrews man, being in the
County Convention as delegate, but he
now utterly rcpudiates him. He says he
will never sacrifice the Republi can party
for any man, and he believes that to vote
TOR Andrews will be but to help elect Will
son. He reports that every Republicans up
Sauk Valley ,rU tote for Mr.. DonneHy We
will trust such tried Republicans as Capt
Bruce, Lieut., Howard. J. D. Carr, L. L
Wright, Maj. Clark, Frank Kent, A. Lind
butgh, Ebon Pi:lsbury, c. Buss, L. L Ray
monl, c. Hartman, and host Of others
to SEQ that Sank Valley is true. Gen. An
lrews will not receive one-fou'M Of the Re-
publican vote Of stearns county. Mark
this.
ny Go to the Court House early on
Saturday evening, as there will be crowd.
Mr.. Donnelly is known to be the best
sneaker in the State.
NORMAL ScnooL.-Gen. Andrews was
appointed on the State Normal Board with
view to aiding the school at this place.
What has he done? Nothing, or worse than
nothing 1t is not improbable that We
may lose the school entirely; and if so,
Gen. Andrews will be entitled to the full
credit. n man who cannot look after the
interests Of single enterprise like this,
would do we'll in Congress with q whole
District on his hands.
TAKE Nor1CE We would call the at
tentioa of Republicans to Mr.. Donnelly's
list Of appointments throughout Northern
Minnesota. They will give abundant no.
t'ce, and have the people turn out to hear
the Republican candidate for Congress.
observation-disclosures, Tolman SEQ. have
removed their stock Of drugs, medicines,
&C., to their new storeroom on the opposite
side Of St. German street, near Burbank
& Powell's new brick block. II has been
fitted up expressly for their own use, and
is one Of tho 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 the loves: market rates. Go and see
them in their new establishment.
PERsoxAL.-J. c. Burbank and A. II.
Wilder, Of St. Paul, have paid our town a
short visit within the past week.
Maj. J. E. Doughty, who is to speak
with Mr. Douuelly on Saturday evening,
came up yesterday. Mr.. Donnelly will
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Oun S11IETs.-The streets Of St. Cloud
ars, great part Of the time, in an awfully
muddy condition, and almost without rea-
son. With our sandy soil and fine oppor-
tunity for drainage, this should not be a.
lowed, especially % it would cost less to
remedy the evil in . proper manner than
in the Wy It has been attempted. Instead
Of filing the mud holes a. they are dcve!-
opsd after each rain, let drains or bitches
b. constructed beside the plank walks with
the necessary descent toward the Missis-
sippi, In which tho water that now forms
"puddles" in our streets might find its way
to that river.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY CouRT.-Judge Nc
Ke]vy returned from Alexandria on Sun
day evening, where he had been holding a
term of the District Court. Andrew Mum
was tried apd convicted Of stealing an OK,
and received sentence of six months in
States prison.
Soc1ABLE.-The next Methodist Sociable
will be beld at the residence Of DR.. Mar
latt on Friday evening 18th inst. All are
cordially invited TO attend.
"a Do not forget to go to the Court
House on Saturday evening, to hear Hon.
I. Donue;ly, the Republican candidate for
Congress. Gen. Andrews will not be there.
To BE RECEIVED We clip the following
from late number Of the Parton Record
published in Ford County, H., and hope
that the individual therein spoken of may
safely arrive at his contemplated destina-
ton:
One s. J. Hufer departed this land on
Wednesday night last, leaving several
nourners to the aggregate amount Of some
thing over $1,000. His destination is, we
understand, to be St. Cloud, Minnesota.
CoScEnr.-Thompson & Parkhurst's
Troupe sang last night to full house
They deserve the most abundant pa:rcn-
ago. They give the choicest music, sung
- We seldom hear singing. It is rare
treat to listen to them, and We wish they
could visit St. Cloud more than once year.
They give another concert this evening,
and will, of course, have crowded house.
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Mr.. Donnelly at Maine
Prairie.

IN compliance with urgent solicitations,
Hon. 1. Donnelly and: Maj, J. E. Doughty
havo so arranged their appointments as to
address the people of Maine Prairie at
SANKEY'S Hall, on SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON, the 18th inst, at one o'clock pro-
cisely.
As the notice is short, let the news be
well circulated, that oil may hear them.