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, 1869-09-27
Atecmrt to Throw n R0tlrond Train
from xbn Track.

this evening to throw the westward bound Albany
4 Rochester accommodation train from soc sTHck
between Newark and fainJtz- BY means Of ud
tnrus, down between the tinoel1 Of bridge, End
Others placed ac1rss the iIack. The mt VA
brnkeu In two An0 the tratD proceeded soWY
Tbs otheS lies were removed without accident
No &t1ce Of tht rnitcreanta wAs discovered
, 1869-09-27
New I4ampshtrc ssntc Fair.

MAscn1srER, n. L., Sept, 9d-Ensr4cs Of horses
to comreic for the cts1ZenA' pulse 1t the New
Hampshire Stale Faif, which commences tn lbs
sy On Is,dsy ,t. e ,.as e9se' .,s 'na sea
eeTefa! noIses which have made thc!r marx on tho
futf.
, 1869-09-27
OHIO.
The Istbic Question in Cfncinnntt-
GsEosrcr1 TINT tttc Scriptures will be
Excluded from the Schools

N"EUNrTFl &Hlk tEEE *EEVf1Hll1ENH u III OG
Excluded from the Schools
CINCINNATI, Sept eG-About i've hundred peo-
pic responded TO the call for meeting
Of thofe fs1or1pR tho expulsion Of the lltbl..
troru the kchcosa- The uccttaK WIS lisoElr!s. Res
clltons fsvoftLE the expulsion Of tho Di1lc wcre
presented, sad the solc wAs InAde 40 near j tie
that tho chairman could Dot .iccidle BY voice. i
dit slnn ~as called for. at'f *tltl the Cnalrman
could Lot decide. and Inc Resolutions vent b5 dc
fault The prospect that the lsoati OF Education
to-marrpE utsht viii prohibit tho reading Of the
Bible IN the tchoels amounts almost TO cer-
tIluty.
, 1869-09-27

Brainar0 Free DispensarY.

Hocu.. .eeood atory RIee J.ekt,a1 Hctl4tus, ro.k
west corner q Jeatt*5a aod Randalph sts- oms.
aoet.. - 2 " .. p. aaay s1eept aund.{t nsdtsa
2aer tres q ehazts VAGINA "a, I~1J1 psE9asne4
so.1an1. Dda1:iazs ssnttaJ, r. W11m. T1Ea1atsE.
TaNsunk Z. EM - AefEsFt63f11
, 1869-09-27

ERIE, pa., Sept M-Tnc cornerstone ofA new
Catholic church was la.d In MAr1insoFu, Sub
urh Of Ere, this afternoon, bJ Bishop AuilFn-
me Catnollc societies in rrsaila formed psocca-
FIou half mile In length
, 1869-09-27

ST8Et4FEN ADyKx11X11b A61N1a
Ars aE4oyiFsd n TttsFre aAsNs4A<rks for TEE 1K1n
cxE, oss~ ra4es AtAo e9s.ts 70 rrst.F a9r.r.
Il. OIL Ea,f~aqs) + tAA G. fsrsso-ss. d Ar Psd-
lssAey$ lo1r<k. PRIV.
f1YEG z. UEtE&QET. II.
, 1869-09-27

Cnitrd States Hauds at FrunktoFt-
EhAxkYpx-. Sept Il
niu Etatcs bop9G H2t; 4s1s, t67e
, 1869-09-27
REAL ESTATE.
F7oP . AIsEs.

so ftet on cor State and Twenty -nlnth-sts.
Two h4n>es aud luts IN PralE1c-ay., near
Thfrty-G>t..t.
Six houses and lots on Ca1umet-ar., ranging
from ~ 900 10 $4,000.
Heuse xud lot On lRdtana-aT., near Thirty
st1th.st. $1,000.
Is feet on rnistr>itt-p1ase, thrap.
1IonSe and lut On kaukakte-af. $1,000 :
yery cheap.
Brick horse AMI lot On Wab.sh.at., near
Eetteenth-st.
Hense and lot on Sotth Nelt-st. $1O.500
aires in Sec IS, 50, Is; also 10 acres Id
See II, 10, II; also 10 acres Ia SEE IS, u, ii:
also atres Ia SET II, -, II; also 500 cheap
lots, ranging from 500 10 $500 per lot.
WILLARD, DOWNING CO., lis Dearboru-st
, 1869-09-27

FAglety Of poi1u, anch n these: l. We have
exported fos1J millions leaa thus fAr thlf Je4T
ia.n a s aE ;hs =
ExcnsnRe IL now four per cenE below the point u
tsps q esres ~ oosaa 1 3
on Tie market, and auppg al tns exchange want
ed without Shipping any gold This autumn o. Wtn~
tte. CO. TO. which sul much morn than supply au
demands for customs, aad 20 fnrth- :,
"a he q S!fS 9ss naaa l. s nere e0 ~ a,ae
ae can pat 1t up higher, and intend e DO -"
But, st The e&Me ume, tntie ts no douht thai &o11
lie ID sss ut t. sei.toes of or WITH
spatu ART nnN se15 critical. md will pEohaotf soon
bc more 80. Th!s tumor Vas used on Wednesday,
then M esass % T1tS lit i ~
Isls aIk0 beueyed In the stteet that 1t IL tho
FANG hullEoid elemeus-9housa perhaps nos pre-
E1ked 1T the game time In the movement tor
be11ttK etockE. 1t Is said they hare sold ont
Their 4tooas In order 10 get the neans OF carrying
In stocks, they are bearing the MARKET In order
10 hug buck. ad5antAReonsly, when. By getting
ont Of gold. they haye ne msaas to az 80; Taat
doua undertaking they have lately carried out
and which Is not yet consusnnated-n InAttHf
about ~nicn, though little u pos!i1sely knoTn %
oufk..efs, there u nu occasion to entertain any
doubt
But we will not attempt anr further 10 recapat.
ulate the up.nloua, tleor:es fanciea and rat1ors
that have b*:tn entertained " lIdereut parties
III Wal street, concerning the determined And
aggressive clique which, Is nov executing ~
oau tnu. 1t The public expense; and IN 70 far u
reports sud spec1lAtlons are herein bet doFn b,
[ lite rfeseht Reporter, he Relieves himself frpm u
| responsibility concerning them, further than q
| Eny that ihey are anonK the th!rRs " aald b,
pa1uts tn The street but ot one thing there Ia ut
doubt. that the cllquu - eonfEoned by ssrI shrews
| men, VINO {" know what They ayo about"
| lt&s noteworthy fnct that no failures hRve ye
| bern announced, aud the parties on both site
! LII. Within The l4st IuEfy-eght hours the losat
nut eains ts the rise and fall Of gold AID stock
sn'e ~ aans S E e o. 90
holding high carnival, while the mercantile An
hsIIith4 Interests OF the country are suffering TX
, 1869-09-27
MASONIC NOTICES,
sWaS0nie.
ax,rnInN E1R KN1EHTSt

ATTEETlUN. SIT 0s11I9<T "a
A specaf ooaelavs e chfeafo Sa1 T.
~ d nouds1 tytoinE ii hAl1past . nesoek, IVY
.endsne hssae.s rsl.n* T. r. Is
tie1 an1 db Vsslas Sis ka&his
, 1869-09-27

d Panic nil Along tho Lanc--Fnlb'a
FfcotetfonH EeEtflcd-E0ftF shocks
In One Dny-A General skcdnddtc
Looked for By october l.
f,Tr mn q-1 C.frtstsnif1ek NJ The Sf1e rDyt
, 1869-09-27

The following Is tide shear" editorial Of the New
Yort 7sstutt, which, tt Il said, Gcccral B1ttcs-
1eld telegraphed on Friday TO Secretary Boa,-
Hellt
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
DESTRUCT1VE FIRES.

The largo freight depot Of the Chica-
60, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
at Quincy, with al the Offices attached,
and between 20 and 30 cars, mostly
laden, were burned At St. Louis on the
30th: ult. Loss estimated at about
100000.
4 fire At Cape Nay destroyed the
post Office, city Surveyors Office, United
States Hotel, American row, formerly
the American Hotel, including several
stores, Ferris College, Huanalls drug
store, MeMakin's new Atlantic Hotel,
aud other property to the amount Of
$3.50, 900. Boytoo, in whose store the
FIRE originated, has been arrested on
the charge Of being the cause Of the
fire.
A fire at Philadelphia on the s0th
ult, destroyed Earps Picture gallery, q
large brown structure on Chestnut
street. Many valuable paintings were
burned. A fireman was killed by
falling through skylight.
The gas in an empty oil tank on the
Boston aud Albany r. r., exploded
last Monday, causing tho death Of
Samuel Preston, a conductor on the
road.
A cotton mill at Providence, r. I.
vs. burned last Monday. Loss $780,
600. 49,. t.: -" !.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

f PARIS, August 8o.-A desperate
coospiraey wa discovered on board the
U. s. frigats Sabine, now lying in tho
port IT Chssbourg, among some Of the
crew TO- revenge, themselves on their
ofhosrs. !; They attempted 70 set i. FIRE to
the powder magazine and blow up the
ship. Theyproceeded 20 far a. to set
FIRE to the fuse, communicating with the
msgasins, whom the plot was frustrated
by a; cabin boy who discovered the
burning fuse. It vac found that twen-
ty. two sailors were implicated. They
were put in irons. Seven have since
been condemned to death and they are
to be hanged at The yard arm.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
8ALUTATORY.

I submit to the German Popula-
ton of Stearns and adjoining counties
and to the community generally, the
first number of the est. Cloud
Anzeiger." 1t shall be a faithful
chronicler of events as they trans
pire and shall try to set forth the
interests of the people HERE.
The German population here is
large and constantly on the increase.
It is fitting, therefore, that the
Germans should have some such
exponent as the Anzeiger will aim
to be.
The success Of this enterprise
will, in some degree, depend on the
support given by the American citi-
zens of St. Cloud and Stearns
County,. 1t is so clearly to their
interests. to sustain q German
Newspaper here, that I confidently
believe, that their support will not
be WITHHELD.
]. NJ. BRooME,
Editor and Proprietor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The crows are eating the bugs on
the potatoes near Minneapolis.
For tho first time in years the logs
are out Of the pineries.
John B. Cough will deliver three
different lectures in St. Paul next win
ter.
The suspension bridge between St.
Anthony and Minneapolis is said to be
in dangerous condition.
"A Mrs. Ward, Of Morristown was
struck by lightning last Thursday and
instantly killed.
Stalks Of corn measuring eight
feet and five inches in length are rails
ed at st. Peter.
1t is claimed that twenty thousand
bushels Of apples will be raised in VII
mona county this year.
Thieves entered the house Of MI
VIM Cuudy, Of Anoka and stole a
watch worth SIS. ... .,.
Rice County proposes to have 100
varieties of Minnesota apples at the
Agricultural Fair Sept. 2sd and oath.
Mr.. Robinson, Of Utica, lost pair
of valuable colts by Lightning last week
which he intended to take to the STATE
Fair..lt r.-- 80 .:Hs :
!, Hon. 1gnatius Donnelly has con-
scented to deliver the Annual address
before tho Winona County Agrioaltur-
al Society, Sept, 25th :'''.. &.
last Saturday Mr.. r. g. Merrill
while alighting from o,rriage was shot
in the leg BY, revolver which he had
in his pocket. ..,.r,. ~. .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

COOP HEALTH, journal Of Physi-
cal and Mental Culture, is published by
Alexander Moore, No. 81 Franklin
Street, Boston. This Magazine is de-
voted to articles Of a Hygienio and
Sauatory nature. "Sleep and Sleep
lessness,"' "First Help in Accidents"
"Medical Creuulity in Former ages"
"something Divine" &c. are among
the contents.
PAcKARD's MONTHLY tor September
contains imperialism in America y
"Bring the Nations Nearer" "Facts
about Working Women ;"''An Aveng-
er Of Blood )" ~ am going to seek my
Fortune;" "Sight Seeing Abroad p
''Beauty and the Ballet" "a Thrilling
Incident at Niagara" &c. Published by
s. s. Packard, 937 Broadway, N. Y.
Terms $l.o0 year.
The September number of The
Western Monthly has been enlarged
and improved. It contains steel
portrait Of Hon. Schuyler Colfax.
Among its contents we find: "Bio-
graphical Peculiaritles;" "The Man
Under the Bed )" "Shakespeare as
Player and Poet" "Harriet Beecher
Stowe )" &c. 1t is published in Chicago
by Reed, Browne & Co., IS Tribune
Building, Terms SO year.
EcLEcr1c.-The September number
is one of the very best Of this magazine
that we have seen. A portrait of Mr..
Raymond, recent editor Of the New
York Times, embc:l;shes the present
number. OF the table of contents
comes "The Language OF Light y
"Poaching on Mont Blanc a Dozen
Year ago" "Madame de Pompadour y
"Thc Overwhelming World of Stars p
Several Superstitions; ;" "iIarie de
Medicis;' IA Now Theory of the Un:::
verse )" "He knew he was Right"
by Anthony Trollopo, continued; can
Optical Dclusion;" "The Leaning
Tower Of Pisa )" &c. Terms s.; al
dress E. r. Pelton, 108 Fulton ST., New
York.
The September "Riverside" is intro
duced by a fresh frontispiece called
Grown and Country" and IS a good
natured Characterization of city and
country children when brought face to
face. Two old favoritcs reappear, Porte
Crayon, with his picture and stories Of
Virginian life, aud Abby Sage, with a
new story from the old English poets
he sadly sweet "Patient Griselda." Dr.
tAbbott describes "Snaring Shanks y
tho Editors ''Story Of a book" dcscrib
es stcreotyping and electrotyping, and
! John Radcliffe, aided by CASTOR Fay,
gives an attractive account of "Wood-
cock shooting" The number is partic.
ularly noticeable for its show Of illustra-
tons, Twenty-Five in all, many Ct, them
being large and striking; Published BY
Hurd and Houghton, New York.
$3.50 year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
NOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,

n
~ st. Cloud, Minn., Aug. 81, 1850.
= { Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Peter ONtlson against p. Anderson for abandoning his
Declaratory Statement No. 3o5s, dated October 80
1858, upon the no section "a, township l21 range
80, in Monongala county, Mimi, with view to tho
cancellation said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear ut this Office on tho 2orH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1859, 1T 10 O'clock in tie forenoon to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
sept26wn II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
NorIcE.-U. 5. LAND 0FFICE,
N St. Cloud, Mimi, August so, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
George W. Driver against John Dunes for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 4412, dated October Goth
range 20, in Meekcr county, Minnesota, with view
to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 20TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1869, at o'clock in the after
noon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
g. A. GILMAN, Register
sep2sw H. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
N0TICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Num- 1u August 50: 1892 1885, 49,. r..
Alfredo. Tyler against Lewis Aayes for abandon
18th, 1865, upon the NV a ne Il and lots and 4,
county, Minnesota, with !. Wow to tho cancel
lstion ofsatd entry: tho said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on.the 21sr DAY
VI OCVOBEk 1ooS az ~ oclockln the forenoon 20 re-
spOnd and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. -
G. A. GILMAN, Register.
sep26w* II. @. BURBANK. Receiver.
NOTICE.-U.s s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
~ August 80, 1869. I
Complaint having been entered ut this Office by
John Ward against Elisha Bare for aban-
doning his Homestead Er.ry No. Ills, dated April
IL, 1865, upon the SO Ii section G, township 1875,
range 80, in Stearns county, Minnesota, with a
view to the cancela ion of said entry: the said
parties are hereby sum moncd toappcar at this Off
on the GOTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1869, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
G A. GILMAN, Register,
sep2ews II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

TIE President has appointed Rev
L. J. White, Of the Congregational
Church, st. Paul, and Rev. MI. Stew
art, Of Kushville, Indiana, ~ board Of
visitors to attend the payment Of the
Pembina and Rod Lake Chippewas, and
rec that tho money is equally ditribut-
ed. The Pembina tribe will be paid a
tho Old Grooming, on the Northwestern
border, 300 miles from this city, on
September 16, and the party leave fol
that point next week. Tho other pay.
ment will be made in October. -tN,
P1ul Pioneer,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

STRANGE BUT TRUE.-A man was
drowned in the streets Of St. Charles
on Saturday last. A farmer had come
into that village to procure help for his
harvest field. and having succeeded in
getting seven Or eight men, started
With them in bis wagon. Near Halls
Hotel there is 4 small spring stream,
which had risen in few hours 70 flood
tide, il attempting to eros. which the
whole load Of men and team were swept
down stream, and one Of the men va
drowned. His namo was james Gar:
rick, and his home opposite 81 Loui,,
Mo. He had on his person shout $3.50
in money. -MatfeA Democrat. ~ =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

A SPECIAL encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, De-
partment Of Minnesota, met at North
field on the 9th ult. John G. Hamil-
tor, Of Winon., presided. DR.. VIM.
T.. Collins Of Washington, D. g., A.
G. of the order In the United States
WAS present, and on invitation took
charge and instructed the order in the
new work adopted at the last National
Encampment held at Cincinnati, which
provides for the thorough reorganiza-
ton Of the order, and has been adopted
in almost all Of the Departments.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
LITERARY NOTICES.

h Qua ScHooLDAY VISITOR for Sep
tember sustains its reputation for be-
ing one Of the best magazines for child
rem published. Terms 1925; Daugha-
day 4 Becker, 424 Walnut street,
Philadelphia. :*5 $50
EvERY SAruRDAY.-Among Messrs.
Fields, Osgood l. Co.'s most readable
publications is Every Saturday, which
makes its weekly visits throughout tho
length aud breadth Of the land. It's
contents are selected from full range Of
the best foreign periodicals. Address
Fields, Osgood & Co., Boston, Mass.
L1pPINCoTT's MAGAZINE. - The
September number gives indication of
tho prosperity of thi, magazine. The
contents are "The Vicar Of Bullhamp-
ton," by Anthony Trollope; "Grouse
Hunting )" "Beyond the Breakers )"
"Snow upon the Waters" Lippincott
& Co., Philadelphia, Penn.
AppLEroNs' JOURNAL opens with a
fine engraving "Waiting," The con-
tents are scrhe Three Brothers," con-
tinued, by Mrs. Oliphant; "The Scape-
Goat" 'The Man who Laughs" by
Victor Hugo ;"something. tor Women
Better than tho Ballot" by Catherine
E. Bseoher. This number is accom-
panied by handsome steel engraving
called 'tThe last kiss.'' :.t -H .9~o
THE A1LANT1c.- present num-
ber is Of more than ordinary interest
|'The' true Story of lady Byron's Life,
BY Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, excites
great deal Of comment; Among the
other articles Va find :"The Foe in the
Household" continued; "Jacob Flint's
Journey ;""My Comrade and I )" "The
First Cricket J" ''The Genius of Dore =
&c. =. Fields, osgood & Go, Boston,
Mass, 80 = y"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

M1NNIsorA SLA1E.-Mr. n. Her.
rick left with Us yesterday sample Of
Minnesota slate, 4 box Of which he has
just received from Little Falls, Morrison
county. He intends making thorough
test Of it, and j. in hopes that it viii
yet become an article Of export. It ia
Of blue color and strongly resembles
eastern Stats. -M;nneapolis 1sibxne. !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

FOR the purpose Of more thoroughly perfectlng the
Republican organization within our limits the State
Central Committee hereby recommends tho appoint
nent Of County Committee consisting Of one 40
tive Republican from each election precinct in the
county, who shall act - chairman Of his precinct
committee, and be elected at the primary meetings
held pursuAnt to this call.
All Who supported the nominees and principles Of
the Republican party At the last Prudential election
are cordially invited to take part in sending delegates
to this Convention.
F. DRISCOIL,
H. A. KIMBAlL,
8 r. THAYKR,
D. SINCLAIR,
II. 9. CHANDLER,
L. ". COLLINS,
W. II. 8INLRR
Committeo
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

THER1 was = grand reception to
Gen. Hancock and staff 1t the Mime
sofia Club House, ST. Paul, last Friday
night, when over 700 ladies aud gentle
men were present. A splendid supper
was had, and dancing was kept up uu-
til 3 o'clock.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

DEPAlTNHNT o. DAKOTA,
OrNcI CHIEF QUARrERMAsTEn,
Pr ST. PAU, MINI, August + 1s6a.vs-
PROPOSALS. IN THE USUAL PORN
1 with the customary> conditions, are in
vited to DO received At this office until Ser-
temSef4th; 1859; to supply Foft wed',
worth, D. T., with 49, ait:H1.<!|r.
1000 Cords of: Wood.
It is understood that this amount may &c
diminished if the wood be not all required.
To be sound, merchandise Oak Wood, to
measure not less than four feet in length,
delivered at the Post by January 10, 1870,
unless otherwise authorized.
The Government reserves the right to re-
ject any or all of the bids offered. :
- - - - A. G. ROBINSON,
Bvt Maj. md A. Q. NJ, for
49, GEN 8. B. Ho1AB1RD,
ii Dep. Quartcm sstcr General U. s. A.
aug 12-4W
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

THE delegates from this State to the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, which
meet this year at San Francisco, arc
D.. Ramaley, of St. Paul, and G. G.
Gomez, of Wilton. 80;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

FoR CAL1FoRNIA.-Hon. E. NJ.
Wilson and Mayor NcNair, Of 81.
Anthony, Hon. r. J. Baldwin, oil
Minneapolis, and Mayor Max6eld and
Capt Rhodes, Of St. Paul, contemplate
making an excursion over the Union
and Central Pacif, railroads to San
Francisco. They will be absent about q
month.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
TIN DlsE1rxD HOUSE.

7Hs DlsElrxD HOUSE.
This was Edwards Ferry-a rugged
romantic spot. Proceeding on from the
other bank Of the river up = rocky aud
rather dangerous road, with a gulf
down to the right and i. high bluff to the
left, We were not long ID reaching !
point juttiog over where stood an old
house once the sbode Of . thrifty farm
or, but now without inl Ibit.nts. -
"There is . little incident connscled
with this place worthy u attention" "
unexpectedly remarked the Colonel. In
the second yeairr. 81 the war lived here
Mr.. James, with his wife and two sons
nearly grown. H. wae : worthy man
his family were respected; and they
lived happily in their lttlo home up
there. MI. James was seldom from
home -; was an industrious man, and
devoted to bis wife and children. On
Saturday he come in from his work, ate
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

Germans Of San Francisco ore
making grand preparations for the re-
ception Of Csrl 6churz.. z 0a& ES'7s* -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

IL The Editor Of the Blue Earth City
:. :EES.t Ia received the appointment Of
Post' Master ~ that place. u I'D ''.;"'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

DOSTERS AND HANDBILLs-All sizes
/ and colors, printed on short notice, at
...-,." JOURNAL OFFICE,