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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
TT ISLAND OFFICE; ST. CLOUD, MINI. :,
II

William r. Shrewsbury:
slR You are hereby notified to appearat this office
on the 2ls7 DAY OF MAY, 1859, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and there ehow
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 2941.
made by you August 18th, 1856, upon the 80 NnwH
and lot 2, section Co. township 122 range q, in the
District Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mnn,
should not be cane led as Francis Mooney alleges
an abandonment you, and proposes then and
there to show the same, when you will be permitted
to contest such showing.
Ii. C: WAIT, Register,
apr8-6wl II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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TIE State Normal School Board has
= meeting At Maukato to-day, to attend
to mattera concerning the school At that
place, and also to definitely settle the
difficulty Of this selection. 1t is to be
hoped that some understanding will be
arrived At Is to the powers OF = ''resi-
dent member of tho Board.
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PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!
The ParIor Favorite.'

The immense demand for this popular instrument
hes induced N 20 make il manufacture speciality,
much lower rates than charged for silar instru-
ments by other makers. Inquire of resident dealers
OK send for illustrated catalogue and price list
Address GEO. n. GUILD 4 CO.,
Pianof0rte Manufrs, Boston, Mas
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lest torn 81 tho District Court, il tho
case Of Lamb %, Andrew jackson Reed.
Citizens Of La Crosse aud Wiuona will
also furnish testimonials 10 time for
the next issue. &
And now comes the t'resident mem.
Der" quoting Shakespeare, aud spelling
tho name Of that author withou: the
final 9. The General also commences
Almighty with a small a, and Andrews
with capital A, in his article. An
drews with q capital AZ thinks his
quotation 'appl,es in a peculiar man.
ner" to the Editor pro tenn. Exactly.
And We think a remark made about
Andrews, by ono Of bis colleagues Of
tue Normal Board, "that he had !
email opinion Of . man Who could taks
his shirt of over his head without M
buttoning the neck band" applies ''ia
. peculiar manner" to Andrew, With .
capital A. II
Aud the PRESIDENT member has IL
20 forgotten his title, if No judge BY
his signature. Oae indicates the
rank Of . Brigadier General only. Has
he forgotten that, BY dins Of boring
With letters, he became, without bat
tie, Major General by Brevst (thersby
illustrating the adage that 'the Pen
is mightier than tho Svori,") aud il
entitled to two stars instead of one
We hope not.
But We must certainly yield tho palm
to the gentleman for one trait Of char.
acter, that Of obstinaey, and hope thai
he may be properly rewarded therefor
II he is not yet crann,ed sufficiently
We cordially endorse the proposition
once made by tho Pioneer (derisivsly
We are panied to believe,) that he b
sent abroad, and in view of tho asinia%
qualities 50 wonderfully exhibited ia
this Normal School matter, " urg<
President Grant to forward hin ~ Am
basssdor to tho court Of Bsay.zil.
Mr.. Grant, "Here's your mule"
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j. LATnRoP NOTIFY has been
nominated ~ Minister to England.
Without doubt this is one Of the most
suitable and satisfactory selections that
could have been made.
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: GEN. Loogstreet was confirmed as
Surveyor of the Port Of New Orleans
on Saturday by = vote Of twenty-five to
ten. Thirty.6ne Senators were absent
vhen the vote vas taken.
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Mn. JOHNSON is making speeches
in Tennessee, oon6ning himself to tho
narrow limits of his native State. He
touchingly refers to tho Constitution
and Mr.. johnson.
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. CAPT. L. W. Collins has again placed
-us under obligations for the able and
satisfactory manner in which be dis
charged the editorial duties Of this pr.
3per during tho past three weeks.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR ~,
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CONNECTICUT GOES A8RU81AxCA0.
The election in the Nutmeg Stste on
Monday. resulted in . complete Repub-
lican triumph. This result though
hoped for Vas almost unexpected, as the
present administration is Democratic
and the party was confident Of another
victory.
Jewett and the entire Republican
State ticket is elected by five hundred
majority, aud the Republicans also
gain two Congressman. The Legisla.
ture will likewise be Republican.
Well done Connecticut!
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inent streets and il il about like this
"Hsrs's ysr dns sweet Cuba oranges,
sugar II tho middle, brandy outside,
same = Grant cats; eight for aquarter
dollar"
General business is improving, aud
when the road. are dry We expect to
have I right smart run Of trade.
Prospects for : big bushes 10 1869
about gin out. ~
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i !:
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your Saws they cont need 10 be lined vi with paper
We put them on the Maudrci and they go light along
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpassed.
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Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and
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sOnE REMARKS By THE EDITOR
PRO TEN.

In last weeks issue We expressed 40
opinion that the Editor pro tenn had
been completely annihilated and blot
ted out by an article IN the Times of
tho week previous, on the Normal
School site. We now desire to recon-
mend the last number Of that brilliant
production 70 those Of our readers who
admire sly, insinuating Wit and touch
e. Of immortal humor. In the Ian
gusge Of S1uesrs, "There's richness
for yss- IN that number.
One turns bswildered aud orszed
With admiration from ito editorial COL
umn 70 the pungeot sallies above the
signature \, aud wonders that metro
politan Journalists do not lay violent
hands upon the writer's Of such e1cru-
ei.tiugly funny things, and bear them
away to their proper sphere in tho news
paper kingdom. In fact No are A.
founded It our own temerity in At
tempting : reply to such ponderous
and crushing attacks aid can only &C.
count for il upon the hypothesis that
No are poessssed With 1; similar spirit
to that .ninating tho Old soldier,
Who had received : serious wound
from the fest IF IN army mule-when
he exclaimed ''that he didn't fear the
future, but hated after his many chan.
ees' ii, battie to be kicked to death by
. jaekass."
The editor Of the Times should i'm.
prove himself in the art Of "callisg
Names BY listening to some Of the
small, tho very small, boys playing in
our streets, those youngsters who
Get ma, aad eall Zach other names"
It's 'yery sarcastic, exhibits : won
derful power Of satire, coupled with oil
those qualities ~s admire 10 the true
gentleman. But if he should desire
something tsias more manly, better
adapted to bis capacity and wants, We
commend the Numerous sxtraets from
the "Eatsnsvill Independent" TO be
found in the Piokwick Pspsrs.
A question Of vsracity i also raised
between the editor Of the Times, Hon.
N. +. Barnes and the writer hereof
Mr.. Barnes i abundantly able to de-
fend. himself, ,oe have no testimony to
put in on the question, and ~ to the
repuatation 81 the frst person mention
eds, j, this oommunity-ve beg
leave .toheallu attention TO the written
opinion oftxslve good and lawful men
Of tho County Of stearns filed at tho
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aEyORDs OF WISDOM FOR YOUNG MEN, On
w tho Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Nam
lGod with Self Help for tho Eriing and unfortunate
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box ?, Philadcl-
phia. Pa.
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TIox ST. LOUIS.

Anna Dtektaa0R and Mise Uansins..
Seilnsnte of Grain Darset-VVsAthsr
City AattsFs-BE1dges-It
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Agents Wanted
WE want = responsible resident Agent in every
lsrre town to soil @. p. POWELL / cos new
AMERICAN E\NSpA DIRECTORY
JIIN1 INNUED.

It gives the names Of all Nswspapsrs. their Politics.
or distinctive character Circulation and much other
information Also, forms = compile gazetteer Of all
towns and counties In which Newspapers are publish
| Cd. handsome octave volume of 400 pages, bound
| in black cloth.
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-Wekeep constantly on hand the
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Music ana Musical Instruments
<Ofalldescription sin Minnesots. : :.

Our stock Of Violins, violincello., Con
ira Basses,- Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, .Claro
nets Guitars, Banjos. Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Asco:
dsons, Strings, ETC., is complete.
Church Organs, Melt icons and Piano,
tuned and repaired. -s - TT
o riders attended to win Prsnptnsss
- v3n26-1Y
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Livery and Sale Stable.

The undersigned has just erected ~
large and commodious stable on the cor.
ner of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo.
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, com.
prising number Of
FINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and q
variety Of
HANDSOME BuGa1Rs
For single or double team. ~
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions. Fu-
nerals or Journey will be. attended to
promptly. :>E1; 2-I5!& ~. :.
His stock is Of the best kind, ami he
invites his friends to call. - "
L. 3. sILsBY:
St. Cloud, June 23d. 1863. v6n49-l
U.s'tAsD OFFICE, x ST; G i. 49, n1ss'
SIR :Yoa arc hereby notified to appear at this once
In the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there
show cause whyyour Homestead Entry No. 4W1, nado
by you July 18th 1891, upon the ,o . ~
in tho District OF lands subject to sale at St. Coud
Minn should not be cancelled. Wilhelm GrutSnacL-
er alleges an abandonment thcreofby you ndpropoes
then and there to show the salne when you will te
permitted to contest such showing. >'' =
~ II c. WAIT, Register,
aprS-6wH II. G BURBANK, Receiver
HOUSE FOR SALE.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Possession given at any time desired.
Inquire ct 49,, .-. =,
JOHN R. CLARK.
st. Cloud, Feb. Q, 1860, nS0-tf
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Price Fivo.Dollars.

Largest commissions paid canvassers. Prom 10 to
100 copies can he disposed of IL every large
Every thorough business man, advertiser, literary
man and publisher will want copy. These men form
. small part Of the community aud buy quick. A
and prospectus. Address NELSON CHEsMAN,
Publishers' Agent, 40 Park Row.N Y.
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THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,
sWS ID great variety We ase axel1sss Aneries
Ter -" tE2k1Ekc GLASS vlEWD@ ~ have Q spsadN
sasestmen Aesaes for FrsAs Photography
e~s svstsesiasd the Rhas, Easian1 0ssaaA Wales.
TknkoscoefAws nas.n.ss.rs w s.a
VICE o. IA eas ssplss At tie h0sas sa1sA
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS-our asuases,rs u AIn.ms 10 ~
0rsesAsss IL county - ssss Sa 81 beauty . ~
Al - sl 80 1s, ~ s.r sym N, 1era
~ tAsse ct ~ ether makss fp y - -
sesek esisfs mak1g tAsir p1rehasA
-
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~ ssssatsl passe.ss Eat asos q AsseshAas 40 q,
eads ,sss s q sas asa ssIs ss iaIs arisiy
6vsst MI sasa aA4 1so ~ sa3ey H. ssaas q ~
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= sol BRoADwXY, NY, Q
importers and Manufn Of Photographic Mats.isla
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stabhine Array.

An affray occurred at Mr.. Lacius suttle's
place, six or seven miles south east of
here. on last Wednesday evening, between
Mr.. Cartrell and Mr. Cole. tenants of
Sutde's. in which the former severely stab
bed the latter in the breast and abdomen,
producing wounds from the effects of which
it is doubtful whether Cole will recover
We learn that there was an old fued exist
ing between the families, but we could not
learn the particulars of this affray. Car
crell. we learn, took his gun and departed,
and has not yet been apprehended.
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To Business Hen.

Having received our supply of paper of
an enlarged size, (too late for this is
sue, and procured the necessary ASST =
lance. the CITIZEN will appear next week in
an enlarged form, having two columns ad-
.ded to each page, making eight columns
more of reading matter. We-iutend to is
sue several hundred extra copies of the
paper that week and distribute them. pro-
miscuously and gratuitously throughout
the county. Here is fine opportunity for
merchants who are receiving their Fall
stocks. and other business men to adver-
tise advaDtageously. Of course shrewd
business men will avail themselves of this
opportunity to bring themselves before the
public.
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Still House Spring Institute.

Our young (5o.) accomplished friend.
Ed. Field Bate, has accepted the Principal
ship Of the literary institution rejoicing in
the above so5riquet. located about seven
miles from Pulaski, on the Elkton pike,
and near Jim Rivers place, The instilu-
ton under its present able management
will open on the first Monday in October.
with encouraging prospects. The patrons
insist on having a tight" disciplinarian,
but we can assure them that they will new
er see our friend Bate in this condition.
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Just a Fit.

We stop the press to try on our new
boots. Justa fit. And o, such nice boots |!
Regular Scotch bottoms made of the very
finest calf skin. They are present from
our social friend Bob Sheppard, who has
Just returned from New York with large
lot of them, together with whole lot of
the very latest styles Of goods of every de-
scription. If there is any one thing in
which Bob excelIs it is in knowing how to
select goods to suit his customers, especial
ly the ladies. We don't want to talk ex-
travagantly, but we must be permitted to
say that Bob Shappard's fall and winter Sc
lectiOns cant be beat by any house in the
country. Those pretty gentlemeu's suits
are magnificent. You just ought to see
them.
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WANTED.
III NOTICE.

IN the 18th of October next I will sell to the
" highest bidder, the premises, a tract of and
belonging TO the heirs of James N. Morris, decd ,
on J. credit of one two and three years, with inter
est from date said tract of land being IN civil dis
ict No. 8, three and half miles south of Pu
lask, adjoining the lands of w. j. Craig and 9th
ers and said TO contain by estimation 25S acres and
rs poles. 1t has two-storY frame binding, and
about $50 acres open land suitable for cotton or
grain. Also a lot of farming implements and four
head of mules. At the same time aud place. l will
sell another tract Of land known as lot No. in the
subdivision OF the lands of Charles Buford, dc'd,
bounded IN part by the lands of Calvin Reynolds,
beginning at his Southwest corner containing by
estimation 20 acres and III poles, belonging to the
heirs Of James NJ. Morris, dc'd, and DR.. T. D.
DeaveDF ors. for which we viii make a Joint deed
PeP3-lmo JOHN Il. JOHNSON. Fx'r.
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Neg Feature.

Mr.. J. G. Lambeth has introduced a new
feature in his business. He will hereafter
keep on hand full and complete stock of
the very finest qualities Of imported wines,
brandies and dDestic liquors, for medici
nal and family purposes. He guarantees
these articles to be pure and genuine and
will sell them at small advance on original
cost Special attention paid to supplying
weddings and other parties. 1t.
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Engr0Ssing Clerk.

Our clever and extremely gentlemanly
friend W. c. Hart, of Livingston, in a
friendly letter, Informs US that he is a can
didato for EngrossiDg Clerk of the next
General Assembly. Mr.. Hart is deaf and
dumb but he writes beautifully clear. leg
IDLE hand, and, although deaf aud dumb,
+ is eminenhy qualified to discharge the du-
ties of clerk. He has always been Con
servalive in politics, and we know him to
be a gentleman of true merit.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

In this county at the residence of VIM.
Keeling, on the 22d inst. Mr.. FLETCHER
TARPLEY, to Miss ELIZA KEELING.
The happy couple have our thanks for
their substantial remembrance OF the prin-
ter. May their way be happy as their
loves are bright.
JOY to thy nuptals, lovely bride
And JOY TO the bridegroom at thy side
JOY to the hour that makes ye one
Jov to your cup. till life is done.
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j. u. Mackenzie.

The attractive advertisement Of this en-
terprising ''tin man" will not be overlook
ed this morning. Mr.. Mackeuzie's estab-
lishment is always we'll stocked with goods
in his line. of the very best quality and
finish, and we recommend The ladies to ex-
anime his britannia ware and house furnish
ing goods generally, before making their
purchases.
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Look and Live.

Dr.. Spalding's operating surgeon from
the ShelbyviHe Cancer Infrmary, viii be.
in Pulaski Monday. Sept. 9th. Al the no
eel, where patients having cancers, ulcer
{ sores. ption, sore or weak eyes,
thma, rheumatism, aud all old chronic
diseases, can consult him free Of charge.
Female diseases, aud private diseases,
treated successfully. It.
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Violin Lest.

A fine violin which was loaned to a SER
enading party about six weeks ago. has
never been heard Of since by the owner
Any OF the party, or any one else, knowing
anything ofthe Whereabouts of the instru-
ment, would confer a great favor upon the
owner by leaving information at This Office.
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National Bank.

Major W. J. Parkes, while in Washing
ton some weeks ago. procured charter for
a National Bank to be loea.ed here. The
subscription books are-opened at tie Rich
land Savings bank and at Mcclure & Hills
aod the stock is being rapidly taken. One
hundred thousand dollars is the amount re-
CURED to be subscribed. Shares one hun-
dred dollars. Il will be taken immediate
y. It is expeced that the bank will COM
mence Operations CHS fall, or as soon as
Ballentine's new bank building 10 compiet-
ed Maj. Parkes is gentleman Of energy
and experience in the banking business.
and under his control National Bank at
this point will be greatly to our con
venience and interest
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Patent BED spri1

We have seen, by invitation~of Mr.. Nor
ris, the agent at this place, the operation
of a valuable patent in the way of a spring
for mattrass. It is simple, cheap and du-
rable. 1t can readily be adjusted to eny
bed stead without any trouble, and posses
ses all the points of comfort and excellence
that regular spring mattrass does. Mr..
o. Krebs will take pleasure in exhibiting
the advantages Of this adjustment to any
person who may call on him. and will at
tach them to any bed without extra charge.
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Gilbert. Parkes & Gordon.

Our friend JOHN GORDON, of the above
house. paid US a visit few days ago and
left his card with US, which may be found
in this paper This is regarded as rather
a Giles county house. Messrs Gordon and
Gilbert being known to nearly every man in
the county, while those who have had tus
mess with the house know Mr.. Parkes TO
be a gentlsmanly, prompt and accommo-
dating business man. OF course their
claims to patronage will not be disregarded
by the planters of Giles.
L is eyerv FOOLS nTiYilara lie critinisa a
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ARRAY Between Negroes.-A sIedge
Hammer Settles the Dispute.

ARRAY Between Negroes.-8 SIedge
Hammer Settles the Dispute.
A couple of colored men, named respec-
lively Jackson Parkes, blacksmith who
carries on a shop on LIST Main street oppo-
site Rainey's stable, and John Owens, who
has recently been released from confne-
ment in the county Jail, got into dispute
about some work which the latter had car
ried to the shop of Parkes, which resulted
in some damage to the caput of Ovens
It seems from the information We could OBJ
tain, that Ovens went to the shop of Par
kes (between which two gentlemen there
existed an old fued, with some repairing
which he wanted done, when irritatin &
language passed between the two. and Ow-
ems called Parkes a black rascal. Tor words
to that efect,") and Parkes, out of self-re-
specf, pummelled him on the head with his
hammer. Owens, whose wounds were
carefully aud skiIlfully dressed by Dr. c.
c. Alternately, was severely cut in several
places on the head, and had one ear nearly
bitten of, coming sat of the ARRAY only
secood best.
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Horse Accident.

valuable horse. belonging to our +. bid
Clay Crow. while lying down in his stable
last Tuesday night. got lis foot hung in a
crack in the door and, il endeavoring to
extricate it. broke his leg. To end his suf-
fering, Mr.. Crow had to kill him.
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CANDID ATES
For Tax coileeto4.

For Tax COiieetoT.
We are authorized to announce r. BRUCE
GROVE candidate for State and County Tax Col
Ieceor, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announee BOOKER sHAP-
ARD candidate for State. and County Tax Collec-
tor at the enshing March election.
leetor at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announced. N. B1LEs a
candidate for State and County Tax Collector at
the ensuing March election.
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viii afford infinite pleasure to our music
Iovingscommuuiiy as well as to those who
desire a competent instructOrsin the divine
art.