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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27

Secretary OF War.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent an executive message
to the Senate, stating that Oh tho 18th
Of August last, under the authority
vested in him by the Constitution Of
the United States, he suspended Ed.
win NJ. Stanton as Secretary of War,
and now by the same authority, be had
removed Mr.. Stanton and appoincd in
his place, od interim, Adjutant Gcner-
al Lorenzo Thomas.
The President encloses the communi-
cation sent to Messrs. Stanton and
Thomas. The Speaker laid before the
House to-day the following correspon-
dence:
War DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 81, 1868.
SIR: General Thomas has just de-
livered to me copy Of the enclosed
order which you will please communi-
cate to the House of Representatives.
Your Obedient Servant,
E. NJ. STANTON, Sec. of War.
To Hon. schuylar Colfax, Speaker Of the
House of Representatives.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 81 1868. 5
SIR: BY virtue Of the power and
authority vested in me as President, by
the Constitution and laws of the United
State, you are hereby removed from
office as Secretary of War, and your
functions as such will terminate upon
receipt Of this communication.
You will transfer to Brevet Brigadier
Gen. Thomas, Adjutant General of
the Army, who has this day been au-
thorized to act as Secretary Of War ad
interim, all records, books, papers and
other public property now in your Gus
tody and charge.
To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton. Preaident.
New YoRK, Feb. 21.-A special
to the Post says that soon after the
Senate went into executive session a
committee, consisting of Senators
Cameron, Chandler, Cattcll and Thayer,
proceeded to the War Office and in.
formed Mr.. Stanton that pending any
action it was tho desire Of tie Senate
that Mr.. Stanton should retai,. the
Office, and disregard any orders from
the President to the contrary. ...,
=" The committee also waited upon Gen.
Grant, and had an interview with him.
They express themselves entirely salts
fed with Grants position regarding
this matter.
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Tr 8. LAND OFFICE. 81. CLOUD, MINI,
~, February c2d, 1865.

WN3luM ". H0<dlW:
on the iSra DAY 0t APRIL. 1855, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of tho said day ard then and there
show eauss why your Homestead Entry No, 1926:
made ~ you May 18th, ,ses, upon tho &c
~. ~ lectioa j 4 township LII, range Is IL
the District ofands subject tosale at st. Cloud Afnn
ehould J not b eAnesled, - Oe Uallefso Al
leree an abandonment thereof BY you and pEopoees
~ nd there to ChoW the same, when yea WIN b
soesnitfed 10 contest such ehownE !. 90
- - ;-.IfS n. @. WAlT, Register.
tsbN.swj 4. G. Su&sAHA, &seesvss.
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No papers Of later date than the
Oath having been received, We secured,
BY special dispatch from St. Paul
this morning, tho substance Of the ncvs
since that date.-ED1ron JoURNA1.1
81, Paul, THURSDAY, Feb. 9th.
Special to tho St. Cloud Journal
On Monday night the House passed
the following resolution after an excit-
ing debate, participated in by Kelly,
Blaine, Stevens, Washburue, (Ill)
Wood and others
Rssolred, That Andrew Johnson, Presi-
dent Of the UDited States, be impeaehed Of
high crimes aud misdemsanors.
The vote stood 126 to II.
On Tuesday afternoon Stevens and
Bingham appeared at the bar Of the
Senate and announced to that body
that the House impeach Andrew
johnson, and in due time would make
good tho charge. :.
Viee-P President Wade replied that
the Senate would take action, and the
Message was referred to = committee Of
seven. Boutwell,, Stevens, Bingham,
Wilson, Logan, Julian and Ward we're
appointed committee by the House Of
Representatives to prepare articles Of
impeach ment.
I bis il ~ far - the impeachment
movement has progressed, tho commit
tee not having reported.
50 The President sent long message
to tho Senate on Tuesday, stating that
he did not mean to vioste any law, but
only wanted TO test the sonstitutionality
Of the tenure Of Office act.
Stanton still remains in the War
Office.
Gen. Thomas hes been discharged
BY Judge Carter, but bis case will come
up before the Grand Jury in a few days.
The President made another speech
yesterday, in which he announced the
startling fact that he vas devoted to
the Constitution and l.vs! T."
The State Democratic Convention met
yesterday and adjourned until to-day,
o'giug "a. delay Of delegates in arriving.
The business ofathe Convention will BE-
transacted to-day f'*@ = f~'.:*.s@ n
~ 81 @45sGo~ ~, - :, - -. ~
4 dispatch to tho New York He,o1a
d 5 dI.a thn i morning ..ys that Gen.
Thomas ahas instituted proceedings
againse Secretary Stanton for fake i'm
'prisosnent, laying damages at $780,
wv "''@"' W. =" I" ~ 90 '5''"@ ~ n
I: a.s.i,T@f -4l;G144n@ {,..' -;u.- !;
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xspaodee1 pepsFs throughout the State Will please
copy.
: ~, L1yI Nu1TIN0. Chairman.
J. D. WAKEFIELD,
~ o. T. s1EARNa
l. ". COLLIHS
J. B. CROOKER,
i. LUHRSEN.
=, y. J. H. BROWN,
G. H. KEITH,
FRED. DRiSCoLL.
S7. PAU. January =, 1858.
Icy SPECIAL DISPATCH ER0xSE PAUL.
VERY LATEST.
The Vote on impeachment
LAG to ~.
Stevens and Bingham announce the
Resolution to the Senate.
TIE SENATE WILL ACT AT ONCE.
A Message and Speech
from johnson.
GEN. THOMAS DISCHARGED.
Stanton Still In the War once
The Democratic State Convention.
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sTANToN.

the President again Dismisses Stan.
ten nom the war Department.-Ad1u.
tent General Thomas appointed
Secretary OF War.
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- our stock part Of general stock Of 4
Domestic '::' .'= D5r;:y51 G {5{7oe
Dress Goods, usakinss, Hosiery Carpets,
Knit Goods, Cloths cassimeres, Ready.made Clothing
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES NOTIONS, q
:?.iI ) e
Furs, Oil Cloths crookery, Glassware. Mirrors,
Il Hi'
:%its
T. =
GROCERIES, l&ey ST. |e'aIsa
:cj*tu:a- y.* 40" *ian
Al are ;*,ed to cat e1an.ne ~ sk ,o,s pa1tAa.ns
~ ~" " ''" .a@A ,EooH> ,s4@>fh ao>saiAsaw rr
. hHat 74q@/" aar9
Ii i2"o: "a ad s@o&*n 81 a#aa, Plcklf e A4eo1T:o,
a. dsss o,.,b., s 1857, @s nj " ~ ia " ''aa'4 mi.
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IHrsAcHxsxr.t

.' TIL. report. for impeachment, EN-.
bodied 10 tho following resolution, p.ss.
cd the Committee by . vote of: z to 8,
aud, Wa submitted to tho House on
Saturday, the I'D: >'s':'''. " >sn,s
=, Re.olred, That !. Andrew sJcbssop,
President Of The United States, be i'm.
psached If high crimes and misde-
meanor1.> '~'' s'>~
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- NEw Yolk, Feb. 24.-A Herald
Washington special says that appearan.
ce' last Z J.! night indicate that that; the War
Department trouble will resolve itself
finally Into legal struggle wherein the
most belligersnt parties viii be tho law.
YEN, and the. dn i judgment b render
ID BY courts instead Of b, i, s.nguin.ry
contest Of armed bodies. ~. ~
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ARREST or ADJ. GEN. THOMAS.

ssoR17A1Y sSAxrox's II9sxrIoxs.
In IN interview With Secretary Stan.
ton BY correspondent, the former st..
ted that he had not issued any order to
preveat Thomas entering the War De.
partment. He also stated that it was
impossible % say what action he will
take if Thomas insists on assuming tho
duties Of the War Department. His
action will depend altogether on the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-22

VEL. 4. Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes Dashed
nd inorfmation given by GEO. UPnAM.
b VI So N. Main St., Providence, II. I
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MARRIAGES GUuspE.

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32v1
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GMawleA Crane.

at the OLD stand, wishes his many aud
gen rous patrons Happy New Year,
aud also takes this method of informing
them thai from and after this day. he
will continue his business ercl"SjrcH on
on the pay down principle Persons 10
debtcd to him. on note or book account
are also respectfully informed that lheil
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His business s:and, stock and good
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" 20 goods will be sold upon credit, after
This day.
.. Hyde Park, January Isl. 1868
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100 ACRE FARM EOR SALE.

The Farm OF the late Barney Griswold Of John
son, deceased, situated two and half miles
from Johnson village, on the back road to Va
terville, containing one hundred and fifty ceres
of good land, two good sugar places a small
apple orchard, an extra good wood lot, we'll
watered with living springs and running water
to house and barn. Good new house, finished
and painted outside and in. good barns, hog
house and arch, and all convenleneos for first
class farming establishment lis offered by tho
administrator for sale at bargain. The stock,
hay and gram on the place will be sold with IL
II desired. Time will be given for the payment
of a part of the purchase money. If desired.
Call on the premises, or address the under.
signed at North Hydepark. Possession given
Immediately. l.uTHEE GRIswoLp, Admir-.
Jan. S, 1868. IF
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Tw0 GRAND
= 8 s. 3 Y y y 5 \

Thursday and Friday Evenings.
will consist of Church Music. Glees, Chornses
aud Solos, both Vocal and instrumental
II j. proposed to make this one of the most in
terestiog ami oeHefeisl nsentiOgs OF the SEA-
son. 70 eduGate the musical taste, to awaken
4 mora lively interest in the culture Of Music,
and above all, 80 improve our Choirs in the
performance OF Church Music. will be the aim of
the Conductor.
All singers in the county and vicinity are
cordial y invited to attend, and IL is desirable
that all should he in attendance the first day,
AMI through the Convention. There will be
three sessions daily, commencing at A. M, 2.
and p. 81 to each of which visitors will be
admitted.
Boogs;-'The "CarEcn BELL" by W. o. &
II. ). Perkins /; the ''JUB LArE' the ''GEEEr-
ING, new and popular Glee.book, by l.. D.
Emerson, and the CHORUS WREATH will be
fur nished for the use of the Convention.
rIckkrs Admitting hose who take part, to
all the exerci.es OF the Reconsideration,
81 10 Ladies. 30 cts. Season Tickets, admit.
ting visitors 10 all exercises iaeinding oncets,
Sl.50. Concert tickets, 80 cts to each, or 80
CT. to both. Rehearsal Tickets, Is cents.
BoARD, lit tho Hotel 81 % pei Gay ; in phi.
vate flmi les, 80 cts. per day. Persons desiring
board in private families must address ". f.
Nhipple, at least five days previous to the on
ven ton.
q ". HENDEE. Pc sident
ID. j STAFFORD, Secretary
a W nPAULnINti Treasurer.
Morristoyp. January 9Th, 1863.
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MTCHELL's NEW BIOGRAPHIES.

The Board of Education Of the State of Yer.
ApDt. at its meeting at Waterbury in Fee uary,
1851, authorized the use of the following
Geogaphies in the Public schools of tho state:
Mitchell's First Lessons in Geography.
Mitchell's New Primary Geography.
Witchel's New intermediate Geography.
The undersigned have just issued new editions
o( N these books. They have now ready u
V6rmont Edition of the New intermediate spec.
iaiIy adapted to the state. and con tanning, n
ad[<ion TO all the matter of the New lntcrmedl-
ate, full page, copper-plate map OF the State.
With all the natural features. and every town
nndyilage accurately set forth, and to this is
added special Geography of tho state
These popular works, which are now in use
abe best schools in all the states in thennson,
NAY be had on application to the publishers or
ihsy may be ordered Of any bookseller OF dealer
ID hooks in Vermont.
ether works of Afitchell's New Serbs are;
Mtcnell's New Geography and Atlas for
lgh schools and sominafies
Mitchelis New Physical Geography. BY pro-
feftor Erocklesby.
Mitcheils New Outline Maps.
abolished by L. n. BUTI.E & CO..
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SONG S.s.EiA IxRGsTT.
am mighty in the saber,
fierceIy welded by the brave :
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Laughing at the storm and wave,
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As il brings The pointed lightning
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Giving to the RACE my surest
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see the darkest hydra, bow
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Take The palest cheek anI brow.
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Far give what human nature
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Shall tell in what great essence
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he genu iue has 'PERUvIAN syHuP" blown
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DAINTs for FARMERS and others

DAlNTS for FARMERS and others =
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1t is of light brown ortbeastitul chocolate color
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Carriage and Carmakers, Pals and Wooden
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Floor Oil Cloths. Zone Manufacturer having us.
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of 800 lbs which will supply farmer for years
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None genuine unless branded in trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint. Address.
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Grace's Celebrated sal,e.

From Mr.. JAMES CUBLIN, OF Amesbury, Mass
II Was afflicted with severe leou On one Of
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RI Vermont Farmers.

.Dooble Refined Poud cite, composed Of the
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y 1Ir* II is equal to the best superphosphates
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T@ &Rents FOE Lodi Manufacturing Co. sinS
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WHEREAS, license has been granted to sell all
of the real estate of Patrick Finnegan. late Of
Eden. deceased. by the Hon probite Court for
the District Of Lrmoille. Therefore by virtue OF
said lidense, | will sell at Public yendue at H..
T. Martins Hotel In Eden on the 25th day q
Jauuary 1865 al 10 o'clock. A. NJ 100 aores Of
land he homestead Of the said Finnegan, a
sswmlI in Lowell and oil ofthe rssnal prop
erty OF said estate consisting Of stock and farm.
ing tools. sap tubs lumber &c. ttt. J,
aa +Ia AMAAA SrevENs, Admir-.
Eden, Jan. 2, 1863 10
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W. xKRxEs MUM 5 ESTATE.

The subscribers. having been appointed by the
honorable Probate curt for the District OF La
noble Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons a
gainst the estate of W Xsrxes Mum, late Of
Stowe. In said District decreased represented in.
solvent the term of 6 months from the 24;h day
of Dec 1867. being allowed by said court TO the
creditors of said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us Give notice
that we will attend to the duties Of our appoint.
meat at the dwelling. house Of widow Betsey
In Stowe, in said District. on the last
Tuesday Of Feby. and 81 Tuesday Of June next.
at l0o'clock in the forenoon on each OF said
days q. T. DO GLASS, Com,rs
.IannnrY 90 1868 0
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v. ID. he 90 d.
2 II YSICIA & ST RIG EON
NORTH HYDE PARK,
Office at Parker's Hotel. ftf
Horace PowER's Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by
4 the Honorable Probate Court for the District
OF l.amoile Commissioners, to receive, exam
Inc. and adjust all claims and demands, OF al
persons. against the estate of Horace Powers
late of Morristown in said District, deceased
represented insolvent, and the term of six
months from the 30th day Of December. 1861
being allowed by said Court to the creditors o
said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their rcspec
tive claims before us Give notice. that we viii
attend to the duties of our appointment al
Powars GIeeds Office in Morristown, in sale
District, on the last Saturdays of January anc
March next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
on each Of SAID days.
.IoHS WEST. Commits
j q. ROBINSON, I sioners.
Norrisyilie. Ded 40, 1867. G
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In thi. sane manner we treat and radically
cure BroHshit. and Cunsum st0n. let no one
suffering from these diseases despair of relief
If YOU are 90 far away to visit our office and see
rs personally wri'e description of your symp.
toms aniforward to the address below.
Send tor our circular, WHICH gives full des
cription Of these diseases.
Out of the many thousands OF testimonials re.
ceived we publish the following -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-22
Ca'prrh almost always attends Consumption.

Ca'arrh almost always attends Consumption,
and frequently leads 10 it.
In 0xygenizcd Air we have positive cure
for this disease. The remedy is taken by inhal-
alton -braathed directly icto the lungs and
through them carried into the blood thus as soon
as the blsod will carry it, It reaches all parts OF
the system, accomplishing the impure matter in
the blood aud expeling It through the pores,
and through the natural cheBnels froiY the sys-
ten. Thus you viii zee that the cause of the
disease is removed. and the disease itself must
follow, ...r..
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fine stock OF Ladies' and CENT Fur Goods
just received. including prime Fitch setts, Sill
verean Squirrel, Coney. river Sable &c Cents
fur caps and collars also wolfand buffalo robes,
az PArcB's hardware and furniture store. See
awe tisemeut in another column.
Hydepalk Dec g. 1867. 3
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traces CcIebr,,,d saIv,

From Mr.. q. TUCKER. Depot mater at Salisbury
Macs.
~ have been troubled fes years with bad
enmor sometimes outwardig, and sometimes
Inwardly During the past suamcr II NANTES.
.$ed itself more than USUAL outgardly and dsed
Your Slave All sigfs Of II have since disappear.
n, wi,hont affecting me inwardly indicating !
|thinS the Graduating nature Of the saye"
BETH. W F0WLE, &s0N. Boston. propriret-
os.
|som BY all Dresgiste. Il - els. bog. se,t by
'cff,fi M - ~
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Fancy the EbisEssay

W&ich would prevail in thousands OF house
hotdsif 1t should be suddenly announced thro'-
put ths the United States, Canadas, the West
fndI1s and spanish Americas that no more Hos
rnfxnas BITTER. would be manufactured. and
that h-tceforth the sraad specific for dyspepsia
ana frevsntive 81 all Itaarieus diseases would
bs lost to the world? The Bilious, the feeble,
tht ~ pondent the traveller the voyaser, t'e
Mi1er, the sedeRtary stadent, the settler Or the
frontfer of civilization the toier coopod up in
crowded city tenements the convaescent, need
tne "a inyigorant; the shiyering victims OF a5ue
an The nervous OF both sexes everywhere,
Wonld lean with grief too deep for words that
xhs host celebrated corrective, invigorant aud
in11&ratve of the age had been blotted out OF ex-
istence. As a prepara,ory antidote to epidemic
disoases. genial stimulant, q promoter OF con-
stitutional vigor an appetizer. stomachlc and
: rccaedy for nervous debility no medicinal pre-
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Ho1fE.TER's BIrTHRs. 1t is the household to-
~ " the American PeopIe,-has been SO for
x8trty years, and in all human probability will
IS III centuries to come. The nagnates of sci.
enoc Recognize its merits and that it il emphat-
icaIlY the medicine OF the masses Is proved by
IL vast and ever increasing sales. jau
M0rhER BALlEY'S Quieting Syrup for Chill
ar1n. Allsys all pain, Cures Wind Collie, Con
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Ev(s.lsS:l SSsi5
SAMUEL SMITHS RsTArH.

STATE OF VERMONT, lin probate Court
LAMeILLE DISTRICT SIS holden NJ the probate
Office in Johnson, in said distril. on the 25d
day OF December, A. D. 1867. t,.
ARos Dwinnell, administrato7 efthe estats ek
SAM smith late of Morr;stoyn, in said District
deceased presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes apBli.
cation for decree of distribution and partitios
of the estate of said deceased WhersupoB. it 10
ordered by said Court, that said account ana
said application be referred 10 session OF saja
Court to be held at the Probate Office in said
johnson on tae 18th day Of January a, u. 1868.
for hearing and decision thereon And Il u
farther ordered, that notice hereof be given ia
all persons interested, BY publication of the esms
three weeks successfully in the Lamoille News
dealer newspaper published at Hydepark pre-.
vious to said time appointed FOR hearing, THAI
they may appear at said time and place, and
| show cause, IT any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such decree
made. BY the Court. Attest,
| .. JOHN /. GLEED. Registas.