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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

I'm the death of ."Commodore" Ed
win A. Stevens, who died in Paris on
Friday last, in his sevcnty.third year,
Hoboken sustains q serious loss and the
Camden and Amboy railroad loses its
father. MIR. Stevens leaves wife and
eight children, to whom be bequeathea
. prinoely' fortune, amounting, it il
said, to nearly $l8,000,000. e ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

in the recent competition for the
Boyktoa prizes for edoehmation at
Harvard College, the. first prize awas
taken BY = eolored youth,sa member OF
tho Junior Chs. He had twenty
competitors, one of them the dfet scholar
in his class, Who lost an arm in the
rebel service. The Springfield Repsb.
lseas says that The dnt prize speaker
Is "ths son Of . poor woman in Boston,
Who atssd for college 4 Obsrlin and
Asdovsr, and VIA, likes many other
Of his .saee, Il . natural orator. i Hi
gestures were - graceful as Edward
Evsrstt's, hh voies musical and asxi'
ble, and III whole bearing sdnirsbls:s 9
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

8 -:Commissioner Wilson, Of the Land
Office, received several letters yestor'
:d.y morning from prominent nea il
Sweden, announcing the :inteatioa Of 4
large number Of the Swiss farmers ta
enigrate At once 70 this country, and
seeking information 10 reference to the
purchase Of tho uuoccupied public lands
in the West and South. These Swiss
emigrdnts are preparing to leave thei'
native country in the fall Kashing'
ton Chronicle. : -..s,@- :. 7 =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

-lItn i curious T historical fact that
JeHersos aud Hancock, whose names
lars 10 apopuhrly associated with the
Declaration Of Independence, Z were
both serving - ssbstituses in the Con:
tiuental Congress. ID Jefferson was the
alternate ot Peytoa Randolph, detained
in Virginia ~ President Of the House
Of Deputies, and John Hsneock vas
the substitute for James Bovdoin, who
VA kept Il homo in Boston BY The ILL
ness Of his wife. .,...a4 .,...s>. :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

JOSH BILL1Nas on AUTOGRAPHS,
we never furnish or.,toeraAs u Ia lesl
quantities than BY the peckig. It il I
.bizness CRATE men have got into; bat
i don't strike sal ua - being profitable or
amusing. We furnished 'ss'a...' = very dear
friend ours ortograf, for ninety id.ya,
md i got into The band. Of the .s'l' banks,
and il kest y. s275 tow got It back ',tst
We; ;~snt out Of the'bi1nea, then, and
have not h.nkered for it sinse,,, "a y,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

- ~ - le1oIse 33zss.:sss;4z; ].
We ones heard swiftly womsn, con
neatisg upon llosnoaisp. sxel.im
allow ssbsurd -four q I've wives fo'
one man- -whsa ths fSss y esek woman
ought to have four o. I've husbands-
It voa]d take abont thst number 70 sup.
prt her deoently!"'a .hxas tvittiDg on
he's, and No added. solsmnly !: aE.en
%, madam" a:s4s<.yf g..5:,e.,s-rs, e
u The question Is being agitated, 1t
home and abroad, whether /. man, c.
peciallJ the young man, with his way
to make in the work, can afford to mar
~. In the discussion that Is being
held through the press, the burden Of
blame attaches to the gentler SEX
Jones says that . fashionable female,
and they are all fashionable now, is
teadully and wonderfully made We
suppose there Is some just ground Of
complaint. No little girl oughtsto mar
~ other than = prudent young man.
Yet, what prudent YOUTH looking at {.
sweet mias; ;sailing along Fourth street,
and taking count of stock, realizes that
the gstup Of the little fascination, then
aud there under inspection, cost as
much - his years salary, thinks Of
committing matrimony7 ..
:'Mhy don't the men propose, mamma,
Why don't the men propose
Each one seems coming to the point,
J And then away hs goes.'' -: ~ .I...
seThey are frightened Ct your cost, my dear,
They are thinking Of your clothes"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

Recent explorations show Northern
Mianesots to b. perhaps tho mos: re-
markable slate region in the world.
The slate rldge is some twenty odd
miles in length and six in width. In
one place are mounds of slate covering
large extent Of territory, which have
the appearance Of city, there being
streets, houses, and towers Of regular
shape, the whole presenting = most
singular and interesting appearance.
At one point ON the st. Louis river is
= large island Of pure, workable slate
towering above tho surface of the stream
to . height Of seventy-fve feet.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

FokrY BusHELs TO TaE AcRE.-::
Capt. John Rollins, Of St. Anthony,
informs Us that he has just completed
threshing seven acres. Of. wheat grown
on his firm between this city and Min
neh.ha, and that the yield is most
Jor.y:o.e bxahels 10 1tke acre! Z: The
ground had been used as pasture for
a number Of years, and this is the first
crop since breaking it.. Let us hear
from some one who can beat it.: H.
On the same. farm he has Z large
field which has been under cultivation
for sixteen successive years, aud this
year, having threshed the wheat from it
finds that he has m average Of twenty.
seven bushels to the acre.! j.. ass ;;
Truly, Minnesota IL wheat growing
State.-A;nneapolss Tribune. .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

"A member of q, certain theological
seminary was 20 sensitive - to any aus.
picion Of plagiarism, that he never a.
lowed himself to make tho slightest
quotation without giving his authority
On ono occasion zhe commenced graee
It : break fast thus '.'Lord, ve thank
Thee that We have been awakened from
the aleep which Aavriter 10 the Edin.
burg: Review has called II the image ci
death. u:3 2;s<i Ys:G;t.... ..y,s.u1:i 81
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

4 ]. What did Flank Bah do With ths
silver 1et hs had "a : y certain ooession
il Savannah, CAT Who stole Mn.
Agsins, spoossIin Wayne zoouaty, n.
y, in 1861 What says Fsaak Blair''
~ RaleieA NJ O.. Stand Ard.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

When the vote M being taken
4 the New York Cow ntion, q Al.
bama delegate made this aunou cement:
4 '4As Z re6el solder of AlaLamo, I
take pleasure !. oa.ti.a Aer ~ t6r
Fraak z. Blatir. rs, .'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

ssnesor Franklin, of Winona
sossty, died i his residence on Tues
day, aoraine 1T. Hs W. the leading
spirit of Democracy il hi oosaty !;
~ 46. ysazs, 8 noaths and 10 deys of
aee 8 his death. sa so,,ag f,a nj ag5t5s.s..#
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

+! REBUK8D.-The MantoryilIe Ez.
pre.s, in noticing the disgracoful Wash.
bsr. rows ct tho |ste Minneapolis eau.
cusess ssays:
From the different papers there, and
at st. Pau, We learn there were very
dhgraceful proceedings At these meet
ings. Can nothing b done? Are the
mobs in our small Minnesota towns.
such that the order loving citizens can.
not control them? How can true Re
pubioans consent to allow such uudig.
nifed strife to occur in the true party
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

: A, T. Stewards ssUProwN" STORE
the grand extension and i'm
provement now in progress shall have
been completed, the uptown store Of
Messrs. A. T. Stewart 4 60. will far
surpass any establishment Of the kind
/ ON this continent, not only in size and
maRni6cence, but BY the perfection OF
its internal arrangements and the mag
uitude Of its business facilities. Ac-
oordiug to the plan which is now being
I rapidly carried out, the building will
have . frontage Of one hundred and
eighty-dve feet on Broadway, one hun:
}dred and ninety.dve feet on Ninth
street, and about two hundred aud fifty
two feet on Tenth street : The area be-
ing about Two acres aud q quarter. The
centre Of this majestic pile will be oe:'
eupied BY spacious qusdri'ateral court
su,r,;muounted by = msgnihcently proper
toned dome. Tho foundations consist
Of massive brick piers varying in size
from two aud one-third BY three and
oae.third feet, which rest upon heavy
er,nite courses. The superstructure,
which mainly consists Of cast irop col
umns, wrought iron girders aud thor
oughly seasoned beams, isa marvellous
oonbinatioa 81 strength and beauty,
and when the galleries are added, the
osullnsatal iron. work put in position,
and the last touch shall have been Civ
On 70 the rich mouldings, gildings and
fteecoes With which the whole IS to be
smbsllished, the interior of this new
dr,y goods palaee win be almost = .daz.
slin1 81 tie courts Of the Alhambra. r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20
AN INDIGNANT PROTEST.

As Republicans, deeply interested in
the success Of the party throughout the
State, and on behalf of subscribers to
the Pres. who are most heartily sick Of
reading. day after day, whole columns
Of vituperation' against . Republican
who has represented the State in Con-
gress for six years, We protest against
the course Of the Republican State or
gan towards Mr. Donnelly. We do not
now undertake to say that Mr.. Donnel-
" is wholly blameless touching the
matter Of this newspaper war; but is
this Z justification for the Pres. in
prostituting its columns to further it,
interests in : private quarrcll IF MI.
]Donnelly has wronged the publishers
Of the Press let them seek satisfaction
in the way that other private citizens
do, who do.not happen t. own an Or
gan. If, however, they are fighting
this quarrel in tho interest of Mr.. Ram
sey or anybody else, then they must
confess to having made their paper the
mouth-ricce Of an individual, and to
having ignored the paramount interests
Of tho Republican party in the State at
large. Mr.. Donnelly has many friends
among the subscribers Of the Pres. in
Southern Minnesota and each one Of
them feels that by the course Of the
Press, he is made an unwilling assail-
ant Of that gentleman's political and
private character. ',''..'., .'* ". ~
) If the publishers Of that paper could
be made to comprehend the intense
disgust which their Party.c;dal war,
for the last two months, has excited in
the minds Of all candid, rejecting men,
they would change their course. 8. g,
:, Otherwise, they are clean det..--
Aankato Union. .,.-;r- :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20
OONNELLY AND THE ". PAUL.
= - t2'3 H's Is PRBss. GsfUT3 QY9 13@ST3

q The country papers Of this State
seem to be wsEalking up; To- the fact that
the Republican party. is misrepresented
BY she called organ Of the party at
St. Paul; The Owatonna Journal in
some very sensible remarks takes the
Press to task for the course it has pur.
sued. The majority. Of the voters d
this ir|: State 4 DO not care for tho private
qloasrl1r'els sl1' Of the conductors Of . nexspa.
per "a, any n more than they care for the
qua'.rrtedls Of: any other members Of the
same n' party, and while it is fact that :
1adiicious exposure Of the faults Of .
politician BY newspaper will. injure
i that politician, it yet remains true that
that warfare can be carried TO The ex:
J tent Of benefting the person assailed.
10 the case of the St. Paul Pres. and
Donnelly, there is no doubt that the
hard names that have been applied 70
Donnelly BY that newspaper have help.
ed his chances for 4 re.nomination.-
Even in local matters the Press seems
to have lost its judgment with its. tenn.
pcr, and in ridiculing the Grant and
COlfax Club formed In tha oitv IF St.
Paul, they have raised up large mum.
Der Of aotiye workers against them
selves-some Of the men belonging TO 10
the club would not before have made
any exertion whatever. to defeat the
wishes Of the owners Of. the St. Paul
Pres, that now a members Of 4 ridi-
oulcd club, will leave no stone upturn-
ed to defeat whatever that paper may
most desire.-Northfeld Recorder.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20
! TUR10Us 11aHr nErSv1.n.
HORSns, w ssst3.z@ 81. /.

Southsy, in his, e History Of the Pen.
ins1ular War;" relates the following -
Tive ofthsg Spanish /, reeineets vbish
had bssn quartsrsd iasF Fanen wsrs CAV.
airy, mounted ont6he,s ,sIblask, lane-tsilsd
Andalaaian horses. Il vas'frnposlible
to bring 8sf these horas-1 LOO in
number-and Romano M not. . / u,aa
who ouldforder thsnr to be, Destroyed; !;
he xas9food If horses himself, and
knew that every min vas' attached u
his beast, which had carried him 20 tar
and 20 faithfully. Il Their brides wese
therefore taken off and they we're turn-
ed loose upon the beach. @zo;98: '.5:ssazss.
"a scene srsusd such - Was never:
before witnessed. They becsms aware
that they werono longer under the 10
straint Of any human power; "A gen.
eral conflict ensued, in which, retain.
ing the discipline they had 3 learned,
they charged each other in sq.adross
Of ten or twelve together, then closely
engaged, striking With their eforefset,
and biting aud tearing each other With
the most fe.ocioas rage, aud 5trampling
over those who vsrs beaten down, till;
the shore; in the course Of an hour.
was strewn with ,he dead and disabled.
Part Of them had been sst free On ris-
ing groundsat = distance. They no
sooner heard the roar Of battle, than
thoy came thundsrisg down oyer the
intermediate hedges, and catching the
contagious m.daess, planged into the
fight With equal fury. Sublime - the,
scene was, it was too horrible to b.
long contemplated, and Romano, in
mercy, gave orders to destroy them.
But it vas found too dangerous to It.; ;
tempt this, and after the last boat had
Quilted the beach, the few horses that
remained were still engaged in the
work Of: mutual destruction" !"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

The GevMasio, AM influential
paper, heretofore Democratic, published
il Zaassvills, Ohio, rspudia.es sey-
nepr md 6lair. I..q.-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20
Ia1PORTANT POSTAL LAW.

pers sent to regular sssbscriben where
published, TO- Il bs delivered from the:
Post Office nearest the place Of publi7
cation !; authorizes the issue Of dupi.
cate money orders for such ss have
been lost; makes it felony 70 counter
felt money orders !; makes it felony Of :
high character 70 use postage stamps 5
second time knowingly; declares it
shall be unlawful to deposit in the Post
Office any letters Or circulars concern
ing lotteries or gift enterprises Of any
kind, Or any pretext whatever; estab-
lishes : blank agency 10 the Post O@cs
At : cost Of nine thousand Eve hundred
dollars annually, and abolishes all other
blank agencies i; empowers the Post
master 0eneraLto negotiate and con-
clude IN international money order ar-.
rangement; provides that securities on
bond Of defaulting Postmastsrs shall
not be liable unless the government 10.
stitutes { suit within three years aftsI
tho 6naf settlement of accounts allow1
certified copies Of Postnastsls' rsturns
70 b used . evidence ID courts Il
criminal prosecutions authorizes the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

"A letter from Oxford, Miss, gives
the following story: "A few days ago
Sheriff W. 8. Mckee, on returning
home from IN adjoining county, stopped
to bathe in the Tallahatchie river
His feet touching something smooth on
tho bottom several times, curiosity a'
length led him to examine closely,
when he found \ small iron chest.
Procuring sss1tanoe he took it to
Oxford, broke it open, and found 49,.
900: in silver, 81, 800 in gold, 81, zoo
Mexioaa dollar, and 81, 900 in Con.
fedssate money. Ths.s were no paper.
In tho chest TO- show it, ownership.":
The little river Restonica, 10 Cor
}siea, has the wonderful property ot
vhitening everything thrown into it.
IL watsIsl are clear q crystal, and the
small stones which srs seen in is bed
are white !, : chalk. Any kind Of metal, .
but paraeuhrly iron, when dipped int
il, b. The appearance Of being plated
with silver. The quality Of its waters
also, i e.teemed highly s.lcbrious. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

I.LssalandG oven misunderstanding canipS<
Quare for the nrst insertion, aud 81 3<cents per
Quare for each subsequent insertion. IL
2 Attorneys ordering in legal advertisements are
regarded ~ accumulation the cost Of the sAms I'M
thers is special agreement to charge the same
oanosher party Payment in all cases to BE- made in
advance orup4 IN delivery 4 the ata6Avit. S5s n !
l0eents per line to regular, advertissrs ~ -
!. Notice ofdsath simple eannouncenent19 9S cents;
obituary notices, scents per line; aaErisgs notice,
s. Al political eelixtous or,ther notiees, Sosnts
per line.
=. Special place advertisements to el Inserted at
!. Yss7fJ savsrsissrs 70 pAyq~sar.aay. { W.
8. Strangers must pay in advance, or give satis-
Glory raferencs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20

90 ~>s ~>s~~~>s .
=, This mill 10 the result Of many years'
experience, anil has given entire <satisfac-
ton wherever used. The,e mills are fur
nished with zinc sieves, which are special
" adapted to cleaning Wheat. Feeling
confident that our Mill and terms will meet
your. approval. We respectfully solicit your
orders. H-t
Shop in the rear Of T. G. McClure's Bank.
v10n44.1y ALEXANDER l. co.
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,. ,. AIzxAxDn, .. l. DAVIS, v. n. DAv1s
.FANNING MILL SHOP.

f. We tho undersigned would respectfully
announeeto tho !. ~
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&; s; M. BECKER,
- -.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,

] ! Boots, shoes and CATERS
Asde in the latest style and Of the best
stock. Good fits warranted. j. Quality Of
work guaranteed. ~
:S EASTERN WORK always on hand for
ALSO LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
: 80 :. t~~r ~
Z Shop on st. German street, next door to
R0AANhePs -. b.
: st:cloud, April2s, 1858. v1on41-em
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morsros ADVERTISEMENTS
first uoriEaEe n0nds
nf umf
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MPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed administrator
Ill de bonus non by the honorable County
Court Of Tarrant county, at the MarchTerm,
1868. Of said court, Of the estate Of John
B. York, deceased, notice is hereby given
70 ell persons indebted to the same TO come
forward and settle up, and those having
claims against said estate 10 present them
az the lev requires s TERRY,
Nay 6, ls55-35s6t Administrator.
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NEW BOOKS.
PAINES PRA CTICE OF MEDICINE.

new work just issued by W. Paine NJ. D., Professor
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DIR. j. w. COBB.
RESIDENT DENTIST
DALLAS, TEXAS,

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ALSO, A NEW WORK,

Entitled New School Medicines, which l. the only
work ever published upon Materia Mclca etnlaciI !;
all the Eclectic, HOMEOPATHIC and Botanic remedies
with full regular Maieria Me,lca. Price IS postage
free. Address as above
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

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