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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-25

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A REVIEW of THE WEEK

bered in St. Cloud. A Christian Con-
vention, consisting OF delegates from
five denominations, has met and held
series Of meetings in our city, each one
largely attended by the people. -Four
Of the gentlemen belonging to the Nor
NAL Board of Minnesota have also visit
ed st. Cloud, for the purpose Of locat-
ing the site Of school to go into opera
ton this coming fall. Our citizens
have opened their doors to entertain
these strangers, and had there been
three times as many. all would have
been gladly received, 80 hospitable are
they in their feelings, and so ready to
aid in any enterprise that will promote
happiness and unity in their communi-
ty, and add to the prosperity and VEL
fare Of their city. The meetings were
very interesting. The church was filed
to overlooking, morning, afternoon and
evening, and it was very refreshing to
see the errors of sectarianism paling
and fading away in the light of the
great common good j.; refreshing to see
all of one mind and accord, free from
that narrow mindcdness that too often
prevails in one denomination when COM
pairing themselves with others. Chris
tian's living in these days, even though
unlearued, will often ask themselves if
their eyes are not permitted to see
great age in the church, and if the day
is not dawning when all strife shall
cease, all errors be done away, when the
simple truths Of the gospel will be so
plain to every eye and ear that all the
perplexing paths of doubt aud uncer-
tainty will vanish. Indeed it would
seem so to witness the happy faces of
those who listened to some of these ex-
ce]lent sermons. The fearful eye, the
cordial grasp Of the hand, spoke of the
feelings of honest and sincere hearts.
On Wednesday evening, DR.. Brown,
Of St Paul, delivered an animated and
eloquent discourse to the Christian
young men Of St. Cloud. His text
was from the fourth verse of the second
Epistle Of Peter: "And besides this
giving all diligence add to your faith
virtue" A slight record Of such an
able sermon may not be smiss, though
I cannot begin to do it Justice. Suffice
it to say that he held up manly truth,
Christian courage, and rectitude of
purpose before God and man in such
glowing colors that all hung entranced
upon bis sensteus, and was torcibly re-
minded Of the words Of John, II write
unto you young men, because you are
strong and the word of God abideth in
you." Our prayers and hopes are that
this address and many others will be
beneficial to the youth Of our city now
preparing to form themselves into
Christian Association. May thy go
forward with strength and confidence,
knowing "that they that are with them
are more than they that are against
them" Many mothers prayers are
that they may prosper and increase, and
form strong bulwark against the tide
of evil that is apt to overpower the
young aud unwary who walk in for
hidden paths.
ST.. CLOUD, Feb. %, 1860. B.
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"COSTAR'S"
tandard Preparat 10 n s
ARE ills
E AUTIFIER!

Bittcr-swect and Orange Blossoms.
One Bottle, 81 00-Threc for $500.
"COstnr's' Rat, Roach, Extcrmi n = tors.
'.Costnr's'' Bed Bug ExterMinatOrs,
"Costnr's'' (only pu'e) Insect Powder.
"0nly infalliblc Remedies known"
"lS years established in New York;
900 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily.'
ll!Bewarc!!! ofspurious limitations"
'All Druggists in ST. CLOUD sell then,.''
Address
"COsTAR." 10 Crosby St. N. Y.
Or JOHN F. HENRY Successor toy
DEMAs BARNES & Co. q Park Row, N. Y.
Sold in ST.. Cloud, Mimi. ty s. MARLATT.
v11n23 1y
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r AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MIMI,
Il January 8, 1869.

r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL January 8, 1869.
+ anh Adelaonn:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this
office on tho STU DAY OF APRIL, 1869. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of tho said day and then and
there show cause why your Homestead Entry No
SIT, made by you April 9th, 1868, upon the nv II
section ~, township &c, range %, in the District
of lands subject to sale at st. Cloud, Mnn shonii
not be Cancelled, Jacobus c. Donken alleges nv
abandonment thereof by you. and proposes then and
there to show the same, when you will DO permitted
to contest such showing.
II. Q. WAIT, Register,
fobo5ew1 II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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The old settlers of Henncpin
county had a reunion and big time
at the Winslow House on Monday.
Among the guests was r. NJ. Richard
son, OF this city.
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Cooley for March is a choice number
Of = choice magazine. The engravings,
bankruptcies and patterns are all very
fiue, and tho reading matter is up to
the usual standard. Cooley is always
good.
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The Independent thinks Susan B.
Anthony is o masculine woman. A
friend says that at the present rate of
"progrcss" We will soon have two class
es-masculine woman and feminine
women.
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The Legislature has passed a bill
appropriating $4,000 for immigration
PURPOSES.
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"A. J. and family will vacate the
White House on the third proximo.
"And it forever fare thee well,"
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On Monday the Legislature visited
the Normal School at Mankato and the
Insane Asylum at St. Peter.
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~ Fresh Garden, Flower and Tree
Seeds and Small Fruits, prepaid by mail
A complete and judio,ous assortment. Is
sorts of either Seeds $l.OO. True Cape
Cod Cranberry with directions for culture
on high or low land. New fragment Ever
blooming Japan Honey suckle, charming
new hardy vine. GO cents each. $500
per dozen, prepaid. New Early Rose Po-
tato, Is cents per ID. lbs. $3.OOprepaid.
Priced catalogues to any address, also
trade lists Seeds on commission. Agents
wanted.
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass.
Established 1912. n27-3mo
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THE Woman's Suffrage bill was killed
iii the House on Saturday, but the Mem
bcrs relented end made it The special
order for yesterday. What was the re-.
suit We have not yet learned.
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The Prescott, Wis.,, Journal favors
a division Of tho state, by WATCH the st.
Croix valley moy 30 annexed to >linne-
sofa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION SALE
Condemned Quartermasters Property.

OOAuCWACu QubI sCFMdStcfS PROPERLY.
There will be sold at this Post on the
18th Of day March, 1869, at IL o'clock A.
M at public auction the following articles of
condemned Quartermasters Property, viz. {:
z Wagon Covers, Halters, Smiths Bel
lows, Forage Caps, 2 prs. Trousers, 2
Elan. Sack Coats, pr. Elan. Drawers, 8
Great Coats. S Waterproof Blankets, 8
Woolen Blankets, % Double Bedsacks, 2
Flags, l Bugle, Tents. A lot Of iron
Beds ends, Hammers, Horse Rasps, Axes,
Files, Forks, Padlocks, Rakes, Shovels.
Spades, etc will he sold for old Iron.
Terms, cash Oh delivery in Government
Funds.
W. 7. DUGGAN,
Lieut.. 10th Infy., A. A. Q. NJ.
Fort Ripley, Mimi, Feb. %, 1869. n32-2w
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Wanted! Wanted!

AGENTS Of either SEX in every town and village,
the largest ONE DOLLAR SALE IN the country.
Tie smallest articles sold can bs exchanged for q
siiver-PIated ivebottled Revolving Castor or Jour
choice of 200 articles upon exchange lisl. Commits
sions to Agents larger than ever. Send Circular.
8. c. THOMPSON CO.,
n324W 1875 Federal Street. Boston, MAJ
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The Minnesota Old Settlers Asso-
citation has adopted seal. Mr.. Lo, the
poor Indian, is represented as migrating
to the West at the approach of the pale
faces, and on the other disc of the seal
the sole survivor of the association is
represented reading the epltaph on the
moss covered tombstoncs in an old ccm-
etery.
Rev. Jabcz Brooks has resigned
the Presidency of Hamlne University,
at Red Wing~~-The Republican says
that Freddy Frccstedt, four years old:
running before loaded sled, was
knocked down and had one of his 6u-
gers cut off by the Willie
Dean, three-year older, had his right
arm broken by a fence post falling on 1t.
"A gentleman just from Rochester
Informs US that man named Hamilton,
who was confined to his room in that
city with the small pox, on Sunday
night last escaped, and wandered off to
small creek, where he vas drowned.
Tho Chat6eld Democrat comes
down heavily on the extortlonate prices
charged by the Express Company, de-
nounclng them as downright robbery.
1.-The same paper says that Thomas
Tuhey had his head so badly injured
by falling limb that his recovery is
doubtful.
-Mantorvillc, following in the lead
of St. Cloud, has had calico party.
1t Is said to have been good thing.
st. Paul is to have a "Gentle-
mems Social Club" a Ia New York
and Boston. Initiation fee $50 yearly
dues $25: Nice
"A two.years old rcd Durham COW
sold in Rochester for $780, The Post
says that but little wheat is now being
brought to market,
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WANTED AGENTS and female. Who
can make from $40 to $50 per week ct
home. All goods will be- consigned 70
Agents, to be paid for when sold, and sam
pies sent free. For particulars address, VIII:
stamp. Foo7 & CLARK, Detroit, Mich, Az
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BREVII.IES.

Farmers are sowing oats near
Knoxville, Tenn.
"A Buffalo bootist is making pair
of 5000 boots for Gen. Grant to wear on
inauguration day.
Scion Robinson asserts that the ap-
pie trees in this country are slowly dy-
ing out, and thot nothing can save
them.
"A few days since, clergyman
who resides at Decatur, ILL.,, exchanged
satchels with a fellow traveller by mis-
take. Upon opening it he discovered
$4,000 in greenbacks in the bag.
If the bill to redu ,e the army is
passed, Grant is reported to have said
that if those officers who have served
for lifetime shall be thrown out, he
can fiud places for them in the custom
houses and Revenue Department.
Great oaks from little acorns grew
Three men in Covington, KY, "swore
off, drinking Bourbon few weeks ago
and hundreds have since taken the
pledge. A copy Of the pledge was on
Friday forwarded to Frankfort for sig
nature by the members OF the Legisla-
ture.
Attached to the Michigan Insane
Asylum is a green house where, at all
times, flowers are in bloom. From the
report of the Superintendent it seems
that some of the most violent lunatics,
who have arrived in irons, have been
almost instantly charmed down to con-
dition bordering on sanity by the pre-
sentation of a boquet.
On the 18th inst, Mr.. Craigs
slashing wife first swallowed half a
pound of soda, then gashed her throat,
and afterwards sawed her arm, and fin
ished her life work by attempting to
split her husbands forehead, in which
she would have succeeded had she not
unintentionally used the back Of the
knife-blade. She died soon after, and
Mr.. Craig wept not.
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SCHOOL FuND.-The regular Feb
ruary apportionment of the State School
fund pivea:
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The proportion is forty cents per
scholar.
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"A few days since, a clergyman
who resides at Decatur, ILL.,, exchanged
satchels with fellow traveller by mis-
take. Upon opening it he discovered
$4,000 in greenbacks in the bag.
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Our stock Of violins, Violincelloe, Con-
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Clare
nets. Guitars, Banjes, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Aecor-
deems, Strings, etc.. il complete.
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
orders offended to with Prcnptnss,
Y8n26-lY
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NURSERY STOCK !

Deputy Quartermaster General q. S. ARMY.
feb25-6
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If the glorious young Commonwealth,
FACILITATING As body polite with the
same thrills Of e1uberant integrity that
arc now moving the bosou,s of tho ad.
voc.tes Of tho payment Of these bonds
70 such an unwonted degree, should
decide that this debt was . fair aud
honest ono, tben al we'll and good
Let it be paid in full, but let the peo-
pie do tho thing fairly and squarely.
Let them pay tho Four Millions and
more in good, clean cash; and not
ssst 70 drive nigsardly bargain with
some lands given them = present. Let
them be manly, and face the music
like men. il the State owes this
amount, it is able to pay it, and pay it
in cash. If, As many say, the people
were fools to vote the aid when they
did, let them feel the full weight of
their folly.
Were we an honest believer in the
business of the claim made by the
bondhoIdcrs, we would oppose this
compelling them to accept tho lands
for their bonds, or forcing them to bid
below their full value 10 order to OBJ
tain the money to be realized from, the
proposed sale Of the lands. As we do
not believe their claims arc just to the
amount demanded, We oppose such q
disposition Of the grant, because Of the
effect it would have in giving an undue
value to the bon1s. But NO arc still
further opposed to it because it is an
nnv.rrsnted, 40 uneontemplated and
An unjust dispossl Of the lands. They
were not given BY tho government for
tho payment Of m old debt of Mime
sota-even admitting the debt to be an
honest one. They we're given that the
Stale might hasten its development,
draw ont its resources, multiply its
wealth and benefit its people, thus be-
coming an honor to the nation and a
pillar of strength to the government.
We trust that tho Legislature will
give the memorial from the Board Of
Trade Of St. Cloud, which goes as the
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PATR0NIZE

the place where you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture and save
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the best. Also large stock of all kinds of
Chairs. Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
Repairing and ordered work promptly
attended to. Give US a call. Rooms on
st: German st., st. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church.
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Ba- Cine antstaut @tartlct, crr
in She'll sinsr iOl&sn iinitt wsnissr oils 20 &s
% SUP 6rcnt bti 80 SUP Sisit) J.: gut esltssn
wire gu tauisn seiuat.
ansstss wsrssn lei 5srrn Otto Monuis ERR
8f. @sEer bio 3unt z. Gsftnitsr ansrnem-
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Befanntml0un1.

Snfsr r~esslnasisen Stsuns tstpsr S&ultoarss
am q. aaSut 1869 pures tsi&lcFtn:
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MontaS rsn 6. September pieeer ttoiuuen inf
une eaB mne SHilsr bis ipateptns am l3. S.s-
TENDER anssnunini en- itin inu6ta.
2. Iae ans,rdrtise eHaisr s&s geaars fir
eas pales Sdbr INT SOraua, au rem S&asm.ia.r
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3. Zap Ter Sdnsmeifsr tsauitrast ii ridla,ns
ct9s 3inltn asri6tlt& sin,utrsib.n, fa05 lolbt fla
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OF MISSOURI,
Town OF aHERMASS. jnyoo

1854 m1Clerks Office, August 1869.
! certify fSfisSle con the first Monday in October
go all or.1sS much of the following described
!. and blocks in the town of Hermann, as Will
Nv the tax and incidental costs due and I'M.
"a on the same for the year 1867 and 1868.
gfhe collectors will offer said lots and blocks at
nnic saleraP the'dsual place of hold, ing Courts in
Il town, and will said sale SUNDAYS
scept8d -untiball the said real estate be dis
s0sea Of us pprovided by town ordinances. How.
arer shydot or block SO sold in whole or in
wi, dali ybe subject to redemption in the same
~ 4ofh, tmangsf and meaning al it would be,
Iiatesh sold for State and County taYes BY
y Sasaeeef Missouri. sea b9.T' sa.o) Ise ~
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WeinfGGer.

l~nter,,i6nttrSsr ron 80 gaacnsn Rnb tsia
6 urerS mttaais gu %tauftn. Ssi altnabmt
Credit sssstsn.
IN SO. Satnttr.
Ell bsrmann.
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N&uc GD6Dfen!

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S2NAeerEa4tfeu

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Sur HaArimt.

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Tie Above, town lots and blocks may be redee-
ned Of ANY time prior to the sale ty the party
Ming TO- he Town Collector The full amount
dtaxes and costs due thereon. '-
Attest
"a = "a Aa'# JOHN B. NICHE,
' IS" tic i1. Town Clerk.