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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-16
on DoAnD rHH 9HAMRocE,s RI
ONO RIvE1. June s. 1870

is the next point on the Kentucky side
Of importance. It is better known
abroad Is the home Of the late distin.
guished Democratic Congressman,
Lynn Boyd, for many years Speaker.
Here some Of tho finest boats are made
that float on the Ohio, aud I saw one
very handsome business street that
should think was two miles long, al
built up With blocks Of brick and stone.
One street was brim.full Of the; de.
soendauts Of Ham, who were singing
and dancing and drinking, joytullJ,
There was damsel in tho door of q
confectionery shop, and I heard young
sambo say to a.tall contraband, with ,
tender look and voice. adat bery'com-
plished young lady is from Morgan.
feld." I looked that WY and saw Z
pair Of lips an inch thick Or 80, and q
dreadfully black face with = nose very
fiat, all set Of with gay hat and nib
bons and trail and flowers. And
that was our brothers Morgan6eld be.u-
II. We lay by three hours At Padueha,
aud I went out: to SEQ oil I could see Of
Lynn Boyd's district.
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Painesville Nurseries.
FHPTEENTn YEAR.

NINE GREENHOUSES, Splendid assort.
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4O RENT.

i HE House and lot on Prospect Street
knowd as the Capt. Pratt place. Also tho Millinery
store aud house, lately occupied by Mrq 8. tulef
enquire of POI. r II. u. MURRlSON'
Feb. 2lth iSi0 -.. . 10D.
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zdmbes d Brother

zduabes & Brother
= -AREkeeping the best assortment Of Fruits
and Vegetables Of any house In the vilsee In'y "V
nov furnishing strawberries in any quantities o''''1
Tnsir stock Of general Groceries and WY
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rtoun PORE BEANS. CORN. OATS. COD FISH,
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rslr stoek throughout is well caspated e meet the
thla kind.
Thsv assure the people that they will not DO UNDER
eOLD by any house in the County.
II any goods sold by them fail TO give satlsfactlon
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ceive back their money.
bua aud that has always stood high for honesty
and fair dealing
GIVE THEN A CALL.
n. q, TONNES, j. B. ToMHEs
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1. BREMER. Life, Letters and Posthumous WofRs
of Frcdrika Bremen. Edited by her sister, Charlotte
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TO YOUNG MEN 1!

T's eonnlryis being crossed wr numerous railroads
reAehlng nom every direction to sioux city Iowa. Six
ohe Il already Ia uNiaon, connecting ~ Witl Chica-
10 and the L. l.. Rar0ad aud Two more will he cam.
plctod 70 this city within yeag connecting " wt I'm
bnque and MeGregor. direct. Three more VIII he coM.
pei0d within year come tngur direct with 81 Paul
MINI, lankion, Da aud Columbus, Ne0 On L. T.. H.
M The Missouri River gives ~ lhU mountain trade
Ihus u viii be Heen that section Of county uIrra
such unprecedented adyRnagi for busluesr spccua.
uon and making fortune. ror the country T.. hrng
populaled and towns and cities being hut almost
beyond belief Every who takes a homestead M ~
VIII have ailroad market az his door. And any
shtefprsiig youug man Win small capital esAb-
hsh himself In permanent aud paying huslneas II he
sesets the night location aud the right hragch Of radc
ighteeh Year, TestdUnce 10 the country and
lesis portion OF the time employed mercantile u.
gent ~ thl. country has made familiar with the
bfahches oi bnslneus aud the best aeations Of THE
country For 81 remiiied 10 me- VIII piyu truthful
e ashnse answers 10 all questions on ihis subecf de-.
Hlfed ~ such peTsoDs Tell tho The beet pnc. 10 lo.
fstee what business Is oyerorowded and what branch
bheItSeted Aadfefs DANIEL SCOTr
Nnok loD y q. Com, OF Emigration,
lllUO kio4N gitV IuxVa
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FMRAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscriber ocrr Tor Sale his lause stt re and m
cf epf thfeeonrths Of an of land egibly siinaT
Cd upon Main street. on the corner OF SYCAMORE snpni
ed with plenty Of good WAGER fruit &c twill h. INA
on favorable and easy terhs.
Afnfnbuln. FebruHfF. 10 fSTng
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LEGAL, PRuBifE MATTERS, &E.

ATTACHMENT.--GroreE YouNG
Plaintiff against Johh D. Pau Defendant before Peter
right, j p, Ashtabula Township, Aehtabua County;
ohio. On the lstb day Of February, a. D. 1870 said
Justice issued an oer OF attachment In the above ac-
ton for the sum OF six dollars and thirty cents. sh
March 10th. lS70. 5tS5 GEoRoE IdtSe
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Honno3tcad
p IL E E M II 10 N.
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Il HAVE compiled n iuII, concise nnA
complete stgement, plainly printed. for the lnforma.
uon Of persons Intending 10 take up Homestead or
PreemptlOn, In this portion OF the wurt embracing
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here TWO and three years ago and took farm,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11

entered the party for the same pur-
pose as man, who from the time OF
Aaron down have entered the priesthood
that "thot they may eat piece Of dreaa
It is not impossible that the people
may do better than nominate any Of the
Jlatant cina .bogs, whose 5lowiag deaf,
ems us, but may select some less obtruSioc
gentleman, who himself not dreaming Of
such a thing, may be selected Tor his nc
knowledged ability and modest uorM-
In such cese, know of none on whom
such an honor can BE SO we'll conferred
as on Mr.. HENRY 5. MAGOON, OF
Darlington,
know be does not dream Of being a
candidate in any event, bat in all the
qualifications for the athco, he is i'm =
measurably above any and ell of the
prominent candidates before the people.
An honest man, a fine scholar, an able
lawyer, finished orator in fin, a Gull
tiya,cd gentleman; in politics, an uncom
promising Republican, Should he be
nominated and elected, which is natu-
oral sequence, he would represent thi,
Distric with credit 10 his constituents
and honor to himself Taken in ever,
light, | can see no one among the candi
dste- spoken Of who can be compared t,
Henry ; Magoon, and though late ia til,
field, | hope to see him nominated.
am, Messrs. Editors,
Yours,
Willow SPRINGS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11
Congr ,sslou1l Convention.

The Republicans Of the third Conere siona' Di''
,rlet Of the state u Wisconsin, comprising the couoe
Of Crawford, Grant, Green. Iowa, Echla1d sauk and
Lafayette, viii meet in C9ug" ton, by Their dele
yates, at -prug Green in -auk county, at u O'Clock
NJ, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER lsr, 1870,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate Tor Con
ores. 10 succeed Gen Am.,a Cobb, whose term o
ofrlce y'p rarlr, on he#huiNwch, 1871 said can-
aila,e to devoted Tor at the cussos November erc
ton. The Convention viii also be empowered to
transact such other sac,s as may property com,
before b.,
The basis Of Representation WILDE az here'o' re
two deiegsue from each assembly District, aud tw'
from each seaa'oHa district. Each County wi
seud at ,aast one el4igrid Delegate, whether com
prl.fpr, senatorial District or otherwise
W B..s5, J"NN q, OZARK
O. y 800 Hl.t, u. u. + A"f'NhA,
NN HUI, wv SIHHtSa,
Ia 81. A J,rGsoN, VI. i. 10 coos
July %, $50
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11

How IT Looks IN CRAWFORD COUNTY
The following, which we copy from
the Prairie du Chen Union, tells plainly
that Mr.. Hazelton "reckoned without his
host when he counted on the three votes
from Crawford
No new developments have been made
in regard to Congressional matters in
thi. district, since our last issue, except,
we might say that the once hopeful
chance Of Mr. Hazelton have all been
blasted his friends are fast deserving
him, and candidIy, from what we can
hear from his own town and county, We
believe he is the least likely candidate in
the whole district. Probably his ex'
IRENE modeS'y aad diRieace in pressing
his claims tor Congress have brought
around this condition Of affairs, 1t We
are correctly informed, we cannot hu
believe TINT Mr. lIazelton struds ycry
poor chance indeed, for nomination
B,rber's friends are indeaiigable il
their labors and though they have no
kicked up such dust as Mr. Haaeltol
and his friends have, we think Barber
chances are decidedly the best Of tn
| two.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11

Does rais bear out the statement that
the issue Of the call or date Of holding
The Convention is this year "a mouth
later than usual p
As to the place selected for holding
the Convention, we are informed by the
Chairman, that the only ring consulted
wa, the committee whose MINES appear
TO the call. -Four different points were
named by four d dereot members OF the
committee; the rest leaving its locality
ertirey with the Chairman, and the only
Influences that governed in the selection
OF Spring Green were its central position
in tie District AMI the hotel accommo>
dations offered. We are told h7 Mr..
Bliss that afer selecting Spring Green,
and informing Mr. Naggoner Of his Sc
lection he was told hy the latter gentle,
man that Lone Rock had far superior nc.
cumm0dAtlons, b0th as to hotels ana haI
but upon inquiry of those less interested
he found such not to be the case, and ad
hered to his first seIec ion No one but
Jim Naggoner complains Of either time
or place Of holding the Convention, and
lis objections are without cau.e
The Repubican admits in another ar,
ticle in the same paper that the time j,
we'll selected for the convenience Of far.
mers who desire to attend the primary
meetings, aud that it will be quite earl,
to open the canvass, giving two month,
before the election Such Is the fact
but as hi, master desired it otherwise
the Republican WAS compelled to obey
his bidding, and in doing SO, he Ia,
shown himself an ass as well as tool.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11
succession koa. IL.
\. 4nagoOn, oil Darlington.
WILLOW SpRlsGs, Aug. s, 70.

WILLOW SpKlsGs, Aug s, 10
To the Editors Vjagai Point Yribm.e
GEyTs The canvass for the nomina-
ton for Member Of Con .res5, at the
hands Of the Republican Convention
seems to increase in interest as the time
Of the meeting Of She Convention ap,
proaehes The friends Of the candidates
seem bending all their energie. to win
the contest, and the qualifications, the
merit. and the iemerib Of each aspi.
rant are being discussed or "cuSssI, as
they are handled by friend. or opponents,
Some Of the candidates, not satisfied
with the efforts Of their friends are en-,
d1ayoriog to blow their own trumpcts
and Wanting their own peculiar fines,
for the Office they seek, their trumpet.
emit no uncertain sounds
1t is not wonderful that the nomina
ton for an Office Of such profit anc
honor, when such a nomination is EQUIV
aiant to an election, is 40 eagerly sough
" the whole troop Of professional pol
is.tilng--that lar, as whose attach
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11
TgEE3 EUROPEAN WAX.

The past week has been an eNent'ul
one on tn river l'hinH' Almost da''y
heavy battles have been fought and Their
result has been a crushing defeat to
Napoleon, As reported IN our last 49,
sue, the French gained an nnImportant
victory IA the capture OF Sa"FbrueRen,
but since then that place has teen re-
taken by the trusslans, and great bat
ties loFght at various points along the
line, in uliot which victory has perched
upon the German banners. 10 the sur
p!ise ami qualification of the world,
the advantages Of first victories are with
Prussia Instead Of acting on the de-
icnsrtr, she bas assumed the offensive
anl ,hat with yigor and determination
that has carried the war from the Prus,
sian bordcr far into French territory
Tho results Of the war thus far Indicate
that the Germans viii sOon close it by
forcing Napoleon within the Qualifications
Of Porls, and compelling him to sue loi
peace from The walls OF the Iuilieries
II The last despatch concerning the cap
ture Of Mcnt2 is correct, we may cx
pecr that but few days more will be
sullcleut I'D absolutely couguer Erancl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11

CALI OFF THE Docs - A writer in the
Gran; Comfy erald Of last week com
plains that Gen cobb, through the IRE
gUNE ard rIattcsiile WiMess, oppose,
the soaring young eagle, g. G. Hazel
ton; and calls upon the GeneraI to "cals
of his dogs Gen Cobb has thus far
taken no active part in the contest, be-
lieyns that he has no right to interfere
with the people, who ha been 50 geuer
Gus toward him. in deciding who Shall
be his successor, The dogs that are
barking at the heels of MIR. Hozelton
are set on by no other than thcir in
stlncts, which teach them that it will MOI
be well for their masters the poop e, t,
have his nose at the public crib
The appeal to Iowa county for Mr.
ilazeiton, on the ground that Gran
county has always supported Gen Cobb
might be worthy Of consideration if we
did not know that the support Of Gran
County to Gen C., was always sccur {
against the desperate opposition of Mr.
llazelton, Had the writer made a sim
liar appeal in favor Of j. Allen Barber
/ it would have weight with the people o
Iowa county; a. Mr. B. has always beer
a warm friend aud supporter Of Gen {.
and contributed largely toward carryiu,
Grant county for him, in spite Of tAo el
forts Of G.. C. II, and his schemins co
workers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11

THx provisions # the new Constitution
of Illinois went into effect last Monday,
Tn press, politicians iurists and states,
men Of other Statse, as We'll as of Hi
nois, pronounce it, on the whole, the
best State Constitution in existence
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-11

IL local affairs the Chicago Times has
always been particularly down on bar
nacles. but It has now gone back on
itself, for it champions, in its boomerang
way. the cause OF the French Emperor,
of whom Whittier once wrote
,,g4ss -5rthlarf Saaa'n.a's crown.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27
PaRT OF new YORK, APaIL 20, 1870.
CLEARED.

ste.mshig Russia (Br), Lott Liverpool Quesnstown-
Q Francklyn. r'tf No
Steamship Winchester. Palmer, Havana and Vera cruzF
Steamship Virgo, Bulkley savannah-Nurrav. Ferris 1
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan. Wilmington, NC-J
Lorilard. -
Toieon % CITY FONT and
s,samsnp younteer Jones, rhisde Phie ,t .orard
Steamship New England, Bowden, Boston-snow Bur-
Steamship Cumberland HASKELL Boston-snow Burgess
Ship Competitor, Mathews, Melbourne-Aailer, Lord
Bark Johann Kepler tNG), Rahe Hamburg Punch, Edge
BARK Saga NG,. Hinschein Odessa for orders-Funch,
fark Tarquin. MacDiarmid, Frontsra--vH Brown Co.
Park Fannie, Carver, Cardenas- Walsh, Field Way.
Bark Helen Angler, Staples, Havana Phillips Sons
Bark Jas Kitchen (Br), Kitchen, Pctou-Mier Hough-
Bark Annie Troop CBr), Troop St john, NB-J Elwen
Brig Rachelle dta Csaero Gibraltar for ordersFunch,
brig ssnorita Young Bahia and Rio Crinshaw
Brig Greenough (Br), Munro. Pctou, MSS Merchant
Brig Mcleod (Br), Mcleod, Liverpool NSJ Leaycraft
schr Rskhaus RUS Aordberg Esnore for ordersFunch,
schr Maggie Louise tBr) Miller, Manzanillar-Moss 4
Schr Hortensia, Norton, Demerara-Miler 4 Houghton
Schr Ella Pennei, Mitchell, Arroyo PR-Olver Bryan
schr Louisa (Br, Wagner, st John, NIB -heney Par
schr Rdgewood Dsrrickson, Georgetown and Point Bluff
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskia, Washington, Nc-z Mills
Schr Julia Berkee Larder. Batimore-Baker DAYTON.
Scbr Abby Ingalls,, ingalls,, Saleni-Simpson Capp.
schr Lena Hume Hurbah Newburyport-J Boyntons Son
schr Eri Stuart, Boston Simpson Clspp
Schr q Acken, hobbe, Stamford.
Schr Salie Burton. Sco6eld Stamford.
schr Nellie Boomneld, Hobbie. Stamford
sssr sssR a.Ey sad Asn zo1. Unfesy Hand
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia