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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-13
LOUD
Is 1T RIGHT

That you should bid defiance to all nAtuTa1''
and the science Of MEDICAL men, and suffer ''A
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, when RobacEs s,On
ach Bittors can DO procured at any drag store
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
National Steam Navigation Co.

National Steam Navigation Co.
UIMITED)
CLEANERS WEEKLY FROM
y Liverpool and New York, calling ut Queens
town. A steamship of this line, consisting Of
the
QUEEN, LOUISIANA,
ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETIA, SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, and
DENMARK FRANCE,
Leaves NewS X from Pier AZ, North River,
every Saturday, and Liverpool on Wednesday
of every week. calling at Queenstown each way
The size of these Steamships admits of very
spacious staterooms, all opening directly into
the saloon, the accommodations and fare are un
surpassed, and the rates lower than by any other
line.
The accommodations for storage passengers
are ge, and plenty OF deck room is allowed
whilst the fare is OF the hest quality, well cooked
and ample.
An experienced surgeon on each ship free OF
charge. Tickets are issued in this country t.
parties wishing to repay the passage OF their
friends from Liverpool, or Queenstown, Ore
land) for $40, payable in currency.
Passage from New York TO Queenstown, or
ivorpool-CABIN, slo0; STEERAGE, $35-in
currency.
For cabin or steerage passage apply to
R. G. B0NHAM, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Fw.I. HURST Manager, 81 Broadway, New
York. lanJu-ly
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Coverings Philadelphia Re-
fined Sugars.

~ BARRELS HARD SOFT CRUSHED.
{ > GRADUATED and Powdered, just received
and for sale By
apTl6 n KELLY
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Porto Rico Sugar.

on HoGsHEADS PRIME QUALITY JUST
octsi NJ REILLY.
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BY THE CABLE.

Bv Telegraph to the Register.l
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have niured themselves by certain prac
tee INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or ut school, the
affects of which arc nightly felt even When
ssIesn and If not cured renders marriage i'm
possibie, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope OF
his country, the darling of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjOyments
of life by the CONSEQUENCES of deviating from
the path of nature and indul9ing in certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
temnlatiny
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-13
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal COnege.of Surgeons, Lon.
don graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges n the United States, and the greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were cur
ed Immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-13

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites TO promote connubial
happiness Indeed without these the journey
through life becomes n weary pilgrimage; Che
prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
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CLEANERS WEEKLY FROM
- Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens
town. A steamship of this line, consisting OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

MORTGAGE SALE BOGART, AUC1IONEEE
Iu will sell Monday, June 81 at ~ o'clock, by virtue of
chaei mortgage 1887 Third avenue, near Eehtyseven9
street, the Stock and fixtures OF Drug Store.
JOHN NJ. HALL, Attorney for Mortgage.
MORTGAGE SALE. BoGART, AUCTTONEER, WIZ
M sell Monday June a. at IL O'clock at 645 Sixth neaI
Forty virtue of chael mortgage the Ute
Sis Fixtures and Furniture OF Ice Cream Manbsacory.
Join r. FARRINGTON, Attorney for Mortgages. =
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UCTIoN NoTIcE.-Ar PRIVATE SALE OVER 50
n magnificent Psrlor Suits covered with all coios satin
brocae and hairco,h from eS 70 @2ss suit great
variety Parlo Betroon Library and Dining Furniture cheap
for cash. ERNEST ROfH'S Furniture Manuiactory, No. 81
Blocker street. between Broadway aud Mulberry street,
A UCTIoN NOTICE,-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
n prices at JOHN FISHERS and second hand Car.
pet Furniture aud Bedding Institution 2 Bowery betwesn
Ryngon aud Stanton, middle OF the block. Carpes Furni
ture, Bedding Mating OlcIoh, Window shades, Paper
Hanengs Clocks and Looking Glasses. Also, fair price
given for the taken IN exchange Cut this out and
note the AID No. III B0wcry.
uCTIOS sALE-oF THE SCHOONER ANN, HER
~ Tackle Apparel, By COLE MURPHY, vt Central
pier. Atlantic Dock Brooklyn Monday, June Il, at IL
O'Clock.
A uCTON NOTICE.-WILLIAN KENNEDY, AUC
n tioneer, will sell auction, Tuesday, juno a. at 10
O'Clock, at the EXCHANGE slesroo iii Broadway, the va!
able House Lot u West Houston 20 feet west Of
Mercer street, Broadway lot 2bxl00 Maps and
particulars at the auciioneers Office, u Pine street.
A -sBERIFFs SALE OF DOCK PROPERTY, CoRNER
n. First street and Gowsnus canal, south BROOKLYN date
Ammonia works is properly q feet on carai BY 100
Brooklyn Tuesday, 22d inst, at O'Clock $3 can
main permanently. ID. II. STONE, Attorney,
le2 broadway, room No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

Tess BROADWAY sTAsLEy DAY MAILS FREE AN
IA extensive list Of FINISHED uOUses, suitable for private
dwellings boarding houses 81 ali prices and In any oca-
ton
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DoBEET soMERvrLLE. AUCTIoSEBR,
SALE IN BANKRUPrcY, BEING THE BALANCE ID
THE sIoOK OF fHE BAILEY MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. ~
ROBERr sOxERyILLE win sell on THURSDAY, 24sh, a
JIs O'Clock, his saesroo, balance Of the Plated VAR
s,ocs Of nc Bailey Nagufaeiring Company conf:nx q
Forks, &c, In lots W suit the trade ami others N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

no LET-THRBE. Story HIGH sTooP HOUSE, $50
Far. seventy eighth street containing 10 oil in'
provemsns IN perfect ORDER also three ytory brown
House. ll9 Second avenue, newly painted throughout aud
W. c. FLANAGAN io7 obrySie street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

UNFINISHED ROOM WANTED cv A GENTLEMAN
OF the hisheS respects liy, IN the hse OF Prva3
family between Fourteenth aud Thirty Sftn sJects Inc
r.srh and sixth address 3 W. j., box ucssd
oN,ce. =
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ID Monday June 81, I0S o'clock, AZ the rniasrooras
E-.su street positively to 20, seyssses and close consen
Room and Library Furnitars two nDsrd Eat "a several
line of modern Paintings BIZ uinent Tho whols
viii be peremptorly sold.
TlY y. EDWARD ByLANpr, AuC1lONFER- WILL
ID sell by auction Tuesday NJ ~ O'Clock, 81 No. Bond
see arusa assortment Of Household fufnhurc, Beddx
Carpets, 1as Fixtures, sc.
10y MAX BAyEgapovFHR, AUcTioSBRR, 800
- Bovcfy--MAx BAyERSDCkfBH soils on Monday,
Coal Yard, Txturrs, C,rta fucedny. stock
Fixtures Lease Grocery store B,J Vast Houston rect
tly A. ". CRIsrAIhR, ArCuoyEEh
ID Liquors, Grocefies and Cigars.
As NJ. CRIsfAIAK son VIII otter NJ tneir snierroom,
t7 Brondwsy Tueadey large stock az toned
Goods Particulars tomorrow.
by PHILIP Levy, ArCrIokEER--wogKs or RI
- superb ocleccn o on rsiatines by crincn, lrlss
Catalogue sale 1ueedsg and Wednesday, June y arf n ~
o'clock A. ".
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SALES AT ASsrION.
A j. BLEECKER. AUCTIONEER 1870 ,rnso,,
n. MAGNIFICENT COT NTRY SEAT Or tue nupeo"s

J. BLEECKER AI,CrIONEER
\ BETWEEN IRyINt3ToN AND rARRrHQWN.
A. ], RLEECKER SON = 90 will sell at nIctop on
wednesday, June at il O'Clock al the Exchanges s'es
rooms elegant Country Seats on the about M
way between Irylnpton and Tarrytown The place
grsss with frontage OF 800 feet on
anner fine garden abundance and great variety OF young
ali well kept The dwelling il a new brick villa, with
brown stone trimmings 4fx7s with wide yerandar on the
north and south Fronts for the owner built
in the most substantial manner hot aud all
hsas p an efesy Tor iva
h,,s., =. - - ~ -
1s ~ o. o. . vide nd ,,nntcr.
a,"a 20 @ a ~. .ea al ;ar over the sur
1sisu W au wv 'ns i.ye ,,ny and hePaii
s 1870 'o'A''y' a'' MIS- Va "oeAi"" '' $50
sa AZ. y. . : ,. ,t,,s. ,,en bn,t CON.
sie " - iiai.s nrj "a Convenient
oubni,ncs stabes hennsyv Sc grsundswrli laid out,
os~'ss, AZ; apdan ~ a,eat extent
-, ennde ',a aS,na,ee ~ ANAL
o., nu ~ so s Iiess ~ - n, IN i,est VA
ru.s'" sa'ueni anu run o'e"Aia sso ~ ~
-, ,,,,ora n, IN. oe,ce NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

DIV J. WILDLY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. BROAD
- large and positive auction sale Of magnificent
roscw s?i ssyen octave Psn,fere carpe 4eon Monday,
large brown rtoue house IS East Nre'eeh street., com
ncisc 10y o'oiocf ccnsns Of olc ele ant redwood
rsrofoftc rich French tain req
su',, Gems Tab, ti spsrs BEDROOM funi.yIs ~ fns
&c Tull psE;.cularsIn catalogue. positive without
any reserve.
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Dy JAMES n. MAILER,

7yy JAMES n. MAILER,
ID TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1859,
~ ~ O'clock 80 the Exchange saesrpom Ill Broadway,
VIII be sod without reserve 8 Plots OF land contliang
l city lots At Uod Park part OF the Van Corands estate
This land has been IN the Van corandt family above go
years. and embraces Of the most beautiful land In
Wechcs,ei county. Tie elevated poops. constituting tho
ssr pxst Of the park, are extremely Picturesque anor1ng
.r-s 3. le cy Of New YORK. Much OF th elevated por
iion Il bcs wooded and has Of Gear water,
fd by spr>ys ins S-tghc for Tbs property
aajoins Joros Pars sd furnishes admirable situations FOR
peasant residence, sdJae. 70 tia. iaslionale resor
dsy Of sale 20 show tue property % v-t.-.S -
Tho plots containing from G. 30 city lots zoov Iee each
viii be sold 10y The lot, witncrt reserve.
Ten cen and auction fees 10 be paid AZ the o~g .,
aconcer % Pine street the day OF sale So per ct 81
the purchase money can remain on bond and piogage f
sor years al cent payable half yearly
bsianre 20 cent % be rat 1hurday a2d u July The
ofco Of The auconc,r - Fine street. whca decs and pos
sesti0n viii be siven.
For fg Prrcsrs and book mrps inquire AZ the ONCE Of
the arc,iol.er, 20 Pine street
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rro LET-Sos. es4 AED 90 LEXINGTON AVENUE,
handsome four story brown stUre Houses, between
Fifty and fiyscgebh streets having AZ the
improvements and IN complete order Can 'een sny
time wth0t; permit For apply 90 B. BLANCO, 10
South William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

To LET THREE STORY PHILADELPHIA BRICf
and brown stone house, Beheris strcet, Brooklyn
Ell modern np rovenenls new paintedi perfect order I'M
f''s J. 3. COTE, Isl Bowery
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.
- HENRY u. LEEDS, AUCTIOTEER.
Saesroom rs Chambers street and " Reado street. Art Cal
lcres, sI7 aud dia Broadway
ON TUESDAY JUNE %
At fe O'Clock, al the private residence 50 West FNy1rst
street,
Housshold Furniture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

Ivy HENRY ". LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctioDcer.
Noa rs chamber street and n Art
gaIerles Nos. s17 and SIG Broadway.
On Thursday, June "a,
At IJ o'clock their ns Noe Is Chambers street
and az Renie street. By order ami for account OF the NEW
JERSEY EspREss COMPANY, about 80 PACKAGES
OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, without reserve abcve
CONTENTS UEKNOWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-20

GREAT sALs or HOUSEHOLD YghEiYii RE, All
Tf0uE ARTICLES Of WRIT, BRONze8y So, BEIN8
TiiE ENTIRE STOCK IN THE wAREROOMs AND PR
vATE DIV ELIIN0 OF g GRAHAM, ESQ, WHO ~
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Ro.1sRr soMLRyILLE VIII scll on WEDNESDAY, go, q
f0S O'Clock, nj OF s. Graham ia Third aveuue
his entire stock constng In part Of PICARD and r'ymp
Patent Beeseais, Parlor SUITS in variety, Bedroom sui
brussels Ingram and Velvet Carpets; Pier and Mantei NM
rors, rosewood Pianos Wartrobes Gard Table DrcssffG
vts xatiqaea on Paintings, Safes &C., L. for Sai a
ErriIf snp I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-15

upon topics whore information Is %
readily obtained. tsA a ~, H.
:, That the "'Agit.tors' ars turning
the world upside down" il no new com
pl.int. The Same wise, enlarged and
comprehensive views were entertained
BY some Thessalouiaus Of old towards
Paul and Silas, who preached to them
the gospel Of Christ: "And tho Jews
who believed not, moved with envy,
took unto them certain lewd fellows Of
tho baser sort, aud sought to bring them
paul and Silas) out 70 the people.
And whea they fosnd them not, they
drew Jason aud certain Of tho brethren
unto the rulers Of tho city crying, These
thst have turned the world upside
down are come hitbsr also" Acts, II.
I will only add, il regard to my ve-y
natural error 10 reference to the rex Of
the writer, if not the boots themselves
it was clearly the influence of boots
which prompted the Aforesaid article.
"Alas ! Alas ! This hurts mos:; this
that even women sometimes reaches
the mournful condition when she BE-
comes unconscious OF her civil and L.
gal. dependence, and like those mode
negroes Of blessed memory, refuses thu
boon Of freedom because "Massa i
kind"
A NJ WEST
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TBRRlBLR TRAGEDY.

On Wednesday morning Of last week,
James B. Gray, living in Oakdale
township, Washington county, ten miles
from St. Paul, while in a fit of insani-
tY, murdered his wife and four children.
The latter had their threats cut frem
ear to ear, aud were ranged in row in
the bed room. The deed was commit.
ted With an axe, which the maniac
jammed upon their throats. The wife
was found in the granary, horribly
gashed with six or seven wounds made
with carving knifer When discov-
cred, Gr.y was sitting on the steps
Of the graua,y screaming aud yelling.
He was, after struggle, bound and
conveyed to the St. Paul Jail. During
most Of the time since be has been in
= raving condition. He made state
ment, confesslug the murder, and CIV
ing a a reason for the deed that he
thought ho was coming to poverty and
wanted to ''seud his family to heaven At
once"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-15
WEATHER ITEMS.

While the people Of Minnesota are
basking in bright sunshine, With soft
hreexa. hln-;ng from the South, and
driving over streets dry, hard and dusty,
they should remember their fellow
creatures in more eastern ATTITUDES, who
are less highly favored. A Chicago
dispatch Of Saturday says:
Snow fell at Ottawa, ILL.,, eighty miles
southwest Of this, to the depth Of four
inches this morning. It also showed at
Springfield, Illinois, yesterday, and this
morning quite . quantity, but melting
~ it fell. 1t has been very cold here
during the day, and now looks - if
there might. bs > fall Of snow, and per-
haps heavy one. ,>....
A Springfield, Ohio, dispatch Of
Monday tells the condition of affairs
there:
One Of the heaviest snow storms Of the
season visited here to-day; about ten inch
es Of snow has fallen. The accumulation
Of snow ON the blacksmith shop attached to
the Leffel Water Wheel Works was so
great Is TO cause the building 10 fall in ;
eight Of the employees were injured, one
ofthsm' it 10 thought fatally.
As was said before, We do not wish
that the people of Minnesota should
become too proud because they have
"A ky moss blue and . sun more warm" .
than have the dwellsrs in Ohio and H..
linois. Rather let them look kindly
on those less favored people, and send
them their winter clothing and some
package4 Of Hewitts pamphlet.
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MORrGAGG SALE.-WHEREAS DE.
AL hnlt has been made in the conditions Of GER
taia Mortg.Ee, executed and delivered by John Moore
stearns County, Minnesota, to Josiah L. Wait, bear.
ing date the 5th day Of November A. D. 1867 and re-
corded In the ONCE OF the Register of Deeds in and
1867, ct O'Clock 4 n, in Book D, Of Mortgages on
Psge: L. 1e and II, to secare the payment Of Eleven
Hundred .ed eighteen loo dollars according to the
date at the rate Of twelve per cent Dor until
paid, tho last of which notes for the sum Of rive
Hundred and hfty-niae lsl0O Dollars with interest
Aforesaid remains Que a9d unpaid except 81
sum tho amount claimed to be due aud is due upon
sad hort.se At the date this notice. and whereas
:s1a aexs ~ va. -, duly assigned b.
rscordedia the kegl.tsrs once Aforesaid On th: FL
dsy Of April, A. D. 1880, At 10 O'Clock A. H. in Book
AZ o. A:sis1msnt. and Agreements, on pages LIS and
Wait duly assigned all his interest therein by n.
egnmsot dated tn April 4. D. 1862 and recos dsd in
The once Aforesaid At the same time aud in the sane
rsasoe Of The non payment Of the balance duo o.
atorssaA the power sell contained In aid Mortenee
aas become operative. and 10 action proceeding has
20 rsmaiaiag secured BY aid Mortgage or any uart
thereof N.es 10 hereby given that By virtue Of Tho
Power q eds eootainsdin said Nortiags and pur
said 1oFtsafs will b. rselessd By ale Of tho M r.
gagsd lss0issa, 70 Wit:
1ot: Ne: tArss, a. and I've, (t)ia Block sixty: iva
81 = =: towa q fsysssvtlis according 70 The
tAe soeta-vest quarter q section four, a. in town
- hsoA.sa ed twenty-five. Q2sJ north Of raaes
Al ia ia ~ s...rn. County, a. p,s,,e ,.,a,. b,
shsrH ofsad County, 1t is fIost door Of ths Court
Hose. In St. Cloud, In Md esanty. On TIE So,s
t PAY or ~, 4: D. lsee. At Z o'clock in ths
:l'. q at d.y T. :e. tss amount which
Dollars Attorasys fee stipulated In lid
AoSaeo . b paid In Of the foroeloaurs cher.
u addition to all s.ns and costs allowed in thst
behalf By law. 80 '-'~'
Sheriff Of aid stsarns Co., Htaa.
p..d s,s = A snx, .xest0rn''' for Assignee
q. LAND 0'' 9S:ii e Z { Ssas31' MINI
q 10 ls1a 81 JUNE 49, 4 10 o ;c S% 10
show cause Why ynr Homestead Entity No ia,
s'ads BY you November 18th, 1885, upon The Z
nv section 10, township ia, range a. in tho Dc.
should not be Cancelled - George A. Mcdonald sieers
gu :oandonment thereof By yo1, and proposes then
ana there to show the same. whom ysa will be per-
m'tsed to contest such showing
seT!99M &c: 8UReANK. Receiver.
I AND ORFlC4, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
~ April 18th, lseo.
Sra: You ars hereby notified to .,n..r At hi.
eo TIC 2Sra DAY or NAY, lsee, st 10 o'clock in ths
oseneo9 1.-THE said day, and III n and thece show
ssaee Wy your Decaratosy Statesmen No. s2tl, made
' :s, SGyT "a - 1se ,po9 H. :seta
subject to sale ct 81. Coad inn should not b cea-
estea, =: David D. Storms alleges On abandenment
e: y e. and The: I'd 'hss: :hos
sAsWing.
&c: VAT, Rssne~,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-15

On Sunday last the safe Of th>
Savings Fund Society, Of Philadelphi.
vas broken open nd bonds, &c., to the
amount Of 81, 00o,W 600 stolen. -
| JEFF. Davis writes that he will re.
turn from Europe this spring and 60
into business. J..
A terrible fire occurred at Han
cock, Mich; on Monday: The loss is
half a million dollars and two hundred
families were rendered homeless.
'-rhe steamer =. A. Thompson
struok: . snag in th. river near Little
Rock; on Saturday, nd sank immedi:
ately::7 Fire also brole oat. Seventeen
lives we're lot. '' - ~ ~
-:Twitehcll, tho murderer Of his
mother:in.law, who Us to have been
hung il Phil.delphi' on the 9Th, com.
mitted suicide By poIon the night pre-
vious,. - go 49,
az =. Dr. O. .;ni tu3 :1.:.s2% /. q 1872
"a 6re, occurred 10 4. mine 10 Ne
vada on .the eth, smotherins r. and
burning. to death, tlh'ft,-'iz parsons. =:
During the exea tion on: Saturday,
Of Dewey, ~heva q vidted Of murder,
at Charlotte town Prince Edward,
1slasa, tho rops brole twice, the third
time he was hauled Ip BY Sheriff and
assistants ;f:he had previously spoken
for threc.fourths Of ! hour, with great
feeling and semposfs uEha horrible
scene WAS witnesss( by about 1000
psr,ons.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-15

AMONG the recent foreign .ppeint-
ments made are J. L. Motloy, Of Mas
sachusetts, to England; Ex-Gov. A.
G. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, to Russia
John G. Jay, Of New York, to Aus.
tria; J. Russell Jones, Of Ohio; Ia
Belgium, aud T. H. Nelson, Of 1ndi.
ana, to Mexico. s. A. Hudson, of
Ohio, minister to Guatemala, and E.
D. Bassett, Of Pennsylvania, miaiste.
to Hayti, are colored men.
Gen. Pile, of St. Louis, goes to Bra
I'll Hon. A. Howard, Of Detroit, Ia
Chin.; Horace Rublee, Of Wisconsin,
to Switzerland; and Henay T. Sanford,
of Connecticut, to Spain.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-15

NIssOLUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE
D-Notice is hereby given that the GO.
partnership heretofore existing between
tho undersigned under the firm name Of
Alexander 4 Co.: has this day been dis
VIII be settled by Davis Brothers,, who will
continue the manufacture of the Eagle
flaming Mills" at the old stand.
J. B. ALEXANDER.
9: l.. DAVIS. * Z A.
wDrc,r rtg,,~ ". W. DAVIS:
81. Cloud, April Is, 1869. ase.sV
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ThE END

In another column will be found q
very full and correct report Of tho re-
cont meeting Of the State Normal
Board at Mankato. No comments
could add to tho force Of the simple
facts there given nor structures render
more contemplate the course Of the
member from this place, whether in his
role As expounder Of tho law or a. a
belligerent forming for an attack upon
a Minister Of the Gospel. But this
difficulty may be considered to be At an
end first, BY the decisive action Of the
Board regarding the title Of the Stearns
House property; and second by the
approaching departure Of Gen. An
drews. We are heartily glad to DO
able henceforth to tree our columns Of q
very disagreeable subject.
This report also throws light upon
the following dispatch sent BY ten.
Andrews to this place
The Normal Board, on ny motion, au-
thorized the payment Of Mr.. Hooper tor
the stearus House property"
After opposing for two or three hours
the resolution of Rev. Parker aud
grossly abusing that gentleman, and
seeing that the resolution would pass in
spite Of him, he thought it master
piece Of strategy to seize upon it and
move its adoption, that he might have
a better record to come home with. The
impudenco Of the operation was we'll
worthy its author.
We are informed by Leander Gorton,
Esq, who was present at tho meeting
of the Board referred to, that Prof:
Moore, recently elected Principal Of the
School, was directed to come to St.
Cloud this week aud direct such chang
es and improvements in the Ssearns
House IS he desires to have made. It
is probable that Prof. NJ. will arrive to-
morrow.