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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-17
THANKSGIVING PRoULAnA11oN.
6rA1B'eJ MlH1ssoeA, !
ExECuTIvD DRPAlfNU4,
81. PAUL, Nov. 4, 1870.

~" ! AVAS NVvs h 1oSVs
In the mercy and goodness Of aed, The
seasons Of the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seventy have bfosght srsas
prosperity to the people Of he csa.sa.
wealth Of Minnesota. In the blssui,ss Of
general health and peace, and gsahsrine Of
bountiful harvest, the advance et our
people in popular education, knewlsdee
and enligh.ed Of Christianity, ~ ven q Il
al the Decessaries aud comforts Of Hfs, 10
ve have good cause to give thanks uato'
Him from whom al blessings aew.: II
"Praiss 70 tho Lord al 70 nations;
praise him al 70 people. 49,.
"For his mcroiful kindases 10 Rreat b.
wards us; aud the truth Of the Lord q.
dureth forever. Praise 70 the Lerd.'' =,
Wherefore, in aoeerdanes With the Isse,
Of Our fathers, do I, Ho.Aos Aus1u, oey.
ernor Of the State Of Malseeta, recon.
mend that Thursday, the 24sl dsy Of No.
vember inatant, be observed BY lie people
Of this State as the day Of Public Thanks
giving and praise. z. =: -. :.
Given under my had asd tAs sr,at ssal
ofthe ststs, u the espitsl, i. the
city Of st. Paul, this fourth day
[s1A1 Of November, in the yssr Of our
Lord one thousand eight Auadrsd
and seventy. -. =
HORACE AUSTIN,
By the Governor g.
II. HATTsox, -
Seerstsry Of Stats. )
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"A bright little fellow was travel
ing in . crowded stage-coaeb, and had
been taken on the lap of fellow passen.
ger. The convsrsatiou turned on pick
pockets and their great skill. "Ah
my fne fellow" said the gentleman
Who had the little one on his knee, chow
easily I could pick your pocket" ~ it
laid open near. his hand. "No you
couldn't, NEITHER" answered the boy
With I. sharp, twinkle in biz eyes,
.'cause I've been looking out for you
al the way.'
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TOO MUCH LAND.

General Buffers address before the
Essex County Agricultural Society at
Ipswich Massachusetts, on the 28th of
September, was an excellent one. Its
leading idea was that vs "employ too
much lsnd in an Indifferent cultiva-
tiou." He could not have hit upon
a better text, nor ono which needs elu-
cidation moro. He handled it IN .
calm digni6sd manner, and with per.
tinsney and force. He sid: "This
aggregation Of large quantities Of land
in ono hand has retulted in 80 poor
t,llage and 80 little produotiveness, BE-
cause Of the inability to tin 70 much in
. proper manner, aud has made farming
70 Improbable. thst taking tho waste
aud barren pastures, tho unimproved
woodland, where the scrub cak and
'ssunted pine have filled the place of
tho maple, the beech, the birch, tho
ash, and tho oak"
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1T is reported that tho prospect
for cheap naoketel, cod and herring
this coming winter is excellent. They
a1s sare' very plenty 1t the banks Of
Newfoundland, and on account Of the
war will have to find their main market
in this country.
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II think am rather fond of silent
psoplo myself !; I cannot bear to live
With person who feels compelled to
talk because be is my. companion
Disrael,. :.7+., : J. ....@.4 =: - II II;
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/ Miss Clara Barton, Who did 10
much to benefit the condition Of the
wounded during the wsr for the Unien,
10 now engaged in looking after the
wounded 1t Strasbourp. .-,..
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Teacher "Look here, Johnny,
suppose you had twenty sugar-pluns,
and, you want to divide them into four
parts. You give Eve to baby; and five
to Gaylord now what would you do
With the other ten ?" Scholar: "Eas
'em." - r.
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-Chinchilla will DO the faishon for
this winter. A young lady who can't
afford fars says she'll be just in style
anyhow-shs'll have her chin chilly
ail winter. .'~
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Mr.. Dickens unmarried daughter,
Mary, is , novelist of more than ord,.
nary talent. Her best works are "Ver.
rouies," "Aunt Margaret's Trouble -
aud "Mabels Progress"
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There viii b ffty-thrse Sundays
In the year 1871, tho year beginning
and ending on Sunday. It ought to be
= good year and : hsppy one.
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old faith which hss dared and done 70
much 70 win civil and religion, Liberty
for the race. & > ...': -. = =
To show that Judge Grisr was not
aotu'ted BY mistaken convictions of
duty, il is but necessary to state that
he had so iutimidatea tho Pittsburgh
Pfets BY criminal prosecutions for libel
that, when he rendered this decision in
Dr.. Mitchell's case, there was but one
editor there who dared to criticise it ur-
favorably. And Of that one an apology
Vas demanded on pain Of prosecution.
The apology was made, and raised q
laugh At the expense of the Judge.
he did not care to face ridicule, and
did not enter the suit which the editor
courted. Several years after that time
James MoMssters. of Pittsburgh, was
cited before His Honor to answer the
charge Of harboring i. fugitive. This
editor had known the fugitive, :as ID
borer, IN Mr. MoMasters employ, and
had not known that he was slave, and
suggested that his testimony might be
useful. Mr.. sMcMssters replied that
his! testimony could be Of no use, as
there would be no attempt to prove that
he did not know the mans legal status,
since, under the decision in DR.. Mitch-
oil case, no evidence Of any such
knowledge was required but SAID he
would consult his lawyer. On doing
80, tho lawyer e.gerly caught 1t tho
idea Of producing this witness, saying it
was no difference what he knew of tho
case, OF whether anything, and ezel,im-
ed: Bring him into court, and we'll
win the case ;tor Grier is more afraid
Of that paper than he is Of the"
gentleman in black.
The case came on, tho wituoes vas
produced. Judge Grier changed front,
was respectful to the defence, and
charged the jury that the defendant
was entitled to an acqu,ttal, inasmuch
rs the prosecution had not shown that
he had notice that the man he had en-
ployed was fugitive slave.
The two contrary rulings, within
i've years, BY the same man, arc mat.
ters Of official record. The behind the
scenes part Of the transaction / heard
from Mr.. McMasters himself, who j,
still living in Pittsburgh, and would be
quite willing that all the world should
know how he escaped the legal penalty
Of giving aid and comfort to stranger
The lawyer mag have been mistaken in
thinking that fear Of criticism in IN
obscure weekly paper, whose edito,
boldly proclaimed the power and pur:
pose to publish during any legal term Of
imprisonment in the county Jail, should
revsrae legal decision affecting the
rights and duties Of every citizen !; bu,
those most intimately .eQu,int.d With
tho case believed this to be the moving
cause Of the judiolal repsal:of the judicial
enactment under which DR.. M,tcbell's
home in Indiana and hundreds of acres
Of his land were sold by tho sheriff.
1t is lamentably true that Judge
(1rier was no worse than thousands OF
Others but l respectfully suggest that
all that class Of men should be quietly
and deceutly buried three days after
death, aud the world spared any en-
blazonry Of their Christian virtues and
example. If We must have latter-day
saints, there are Brigham Young and
all his elders, ready t., be canonized Al
moments warning.
ST.. CLOUD, MINI.
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Lady 'Befo1e I engage you, l
should like to know what your religion
is !" Cook Cook "Oh, n.'am, 7 always fsels
it my duty 20 be Of the ssms religion
Is the family Pm II.
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1A1s sAaes. ! i: 49,
Nssrta As e .slts.ssrsss,
w1asetAsssAss lilsss orsw,
1saaAAse - aAisest nsia thaA syer
s'.saedeaa M, ,sa.s ~. 80 j.
How ~ - "a loved, and ps,ssd,.
Moss 80 taFth sHall ever knovs
Nor hov pm end esntis- hearted
DssnsA ~ nouzned one, ysars ago.
a4~f'ss.S go - 49,.
uks ~ ss.sa@ With lilies laden,
VIM ubS'An9urs current Aow,
IiD II Aasyss nest tAs maiden
E1SaAly shsd, ysar6aso. r
Hsaats thaslo Hts mine forget not;
9hey'r ~ ~ sAas I'm veal Or wos;
Ard that sar Of memory sets not,
In ~ ssss q ysars ago.
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-" = ooquette Is : rosa bush, from
which each young bean plucks : leaf,
.llai and tho thorns ars left for the hus-
banSa z IS.
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. The favorite engagement ring is +.
solitaire pearl.
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Why is an empty champagne bot.
tie like au orphan? Because it has
lost its "pop." s.,S ~ = = Z
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y, re- as ssas,sa ~ r.r - =
Clothing Store, a,',
oossoslzs :rzs oExr1AL sevss. s~
$ ' - a. :,
~ xt1R0TR's Is THH PLACE.
. "a large stock ss Il aa,st Fin.
sIMEREs, ...
i BR0ADCL0r
and all kiads Of
Gents Furnishing m Goods
! -F slwsys On hand. ,~>SS
~ MRTzRorH 3 Is TIE PLACE,
- sfE : + = + :
gENTLExEN'S s SU1FS
.>4e. made q <,,> -.
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newIeaG uoasoa ano PANS snlfs.
~ HIrsIoTH's is 4H1 P1Ac1.:
spssisl stssaass, 10 esilsd to lie st,s&
. @iT1I ,GawA-si o' .; x;
hATe and GAPS
Sassas,as tAe .ssss.sA A.sasI. .,d ,sssy
hn1 .~.ctylae' ~"
~ 1ETzRoTH's Is TIE PLAC1,
PsIcEs tewE1 Ilian:rnelot ot,e,1
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- dietio1 efthe United
States tAaa
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M.aua.sur.di I. .
J. 9. WIlNsL0W 4 CO.'S
Rsack.~'.h Shop, s.. assa.
All kisds Of
Blacksnith & Rinsry Work.
5LEDS, WAGONS,
,BATEAUX, &C.,
k.,.e.,..,,,J y. ,..d. .,d ,vi.s,,,,...
Driving Toola d :. Of {! :, all d! kinds,
Peavy (or Cant) Dogs,
!. Anchors,
-, Boom Augurs,
- &C., &C.,
1sds In the Best Style.
~ orders Promptly attended 70,
aad 1athhetisn GUARANTEED.
J.C. WINSLOW eco.
Shop on Richmond Avsnus, bstvesn tAs
AinnessSs Heuss and 81. Cloud Wagon
Factory. n2&ly
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Vanity is strong drink that makes
Ill the virtues staggsr.
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Druggist T. Apotheo&y,

Dealer in
PURE DRUGS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS,
OILS, BRUSHES, TOILET
ARTICLES, AND
ye@Domsstic aad Imported
WIN Es md L.Ieu Rs
d. For Medicinal use.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compound
ID BY dsy or night.
Highest cash price paid for FURs, At
oCHULTEN'S DRUG STORE.
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tioas, distinctly charged the jury. that
the law did not require that any
notice should be given Of the condition
Of i elhye,; but took il for granted that
the pe,os relieving bis wants mus.
know biz lsgslstatas, and that, although
no eoneeslmsat appeared. The jury
did their duty ike Democrats; aud DR..
Mitchell WAS 6od $4,000, and costs,
which wore $5, 900 more. -.
Or The top Of Chestnut Ridge, IN the
free air Of "the Blue Alleghanies," two
miles from Zosonis, our mountain home,
Lies tract Of the finest pine-timber
land ny eyes ever beheld, which was
sold BY tho sheriff to satisfy this judg-
ment, rendered BY one Presbyterian
elder, for feeding the hungry and CLOTH
ing the naked ! Has the 1nqui.ition,
in is horron, anything more. horrible
than the torturss BY which one Of
these black martyrs died, after having
bssn surprised in his little eaban.loft,
in The slesp which followed = dsy Of
honest toll, overpowered BY brute force
aud carried to the land Of chaina to. DO
seourged to death, in presence Of tho
old mother whose memory had held
him to his native land, with tie hope
that he might return:to Virginia, and
make her the companion Of his fight
to flee home on the other ide of the
st. Lawrence ? PresbJterians, please
take up tho remains Of your Judge
Grieis, and bury them as quietly as you
ean: Let tlawyen carry: the pals, and
Christians mourn their death and the
lie vhish preceded. Il; but do not hold
thsn Up . tis poblio = examples of
| ply, aaa Jspste nllseiiyss q TINT sturdy.
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=. Gaesl and0Overnmsnta tadveztloomen!ss 70 oene
..nsre for the drst inssrtioa, and SIX cents Per
!c.sre for sssh subssqusnt insertion.
2 Attorneys ordering IN lseAl advertiseneAtsa ars
r1.d a accountable for tbs cost Of the sa1s, un'
isss thers = spsoal agresusnt to charge the same
1s eaothsr party. P1e1t1n ~ eeees 70 - made N
sIvanee or upon delivery Of the ss0aavlt.
3. Local Notices, IL cents pr ae to trsnse4t and
10 cents pselins 70 regular. adsE<tsssa 10 J
1. Notics ofdeath [simpls announcement ~ GU
70 ooAtS.
5. Alipeltieal, rslisious Or other notacess esaea
DsrliAs. :.
Q. svse,sl place and double column advsrtlssnsnss
e 81 inesstod at rates agreed upon
:. Yearly advsrtlssrs to pay quarterly.
stz,,esrs nust pay In advance, or give sssisae'
eeFy 4ofoIonceS.
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&c. WIN6LOW eco.
Shop on Richmond Avslus; between The
lunuessSs House and et. Cloud Wagon
Factory. n26ly
!. O.. W110IoW. :. WINsLoV. I. II. uoYuo.
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tight.
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JOB PRINT1N O.
OF an ki,ds plain or eelersd exsentsd On shcst e
0iee In the best 1ty1s and ut st. Paul prscco xnns
is. aad warranted 70 give satisaAetion.
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lhitnaru

Died, in this city, at the Brooks House. on Sunday
the 18th inst, of pneumonia, Capt GEORGE W. WIN
DIE, aged so years. Captain Windle was native OF
Wilmington De but for the last twenty ve years has
been resident of the city Of New Orleans where
steamboat passenger agent he attained high reputa
ton capable, reliable and energetic business man,
and universally known and beloved for his social
kindly disposition, and his many generous and attrac
tive qualities During the war he partook in the South
struggle for independence, going out in the Fifth
Louisiana regiment and continuing engaged in the
of the Confederacy the pennsuar of Virginia
throughout the sege of Yorktown after which, from
delicate health, he was obliged to resign his
About five months since Captain Wndle came to
Shreveport to establish himself in the business of the
steamboat agency, and became resident of the place
During this period he made exten ve acquaintance
among the citizens, to whom his hearty, social tenn
permanent his frank and genial manners, and his origin
al and independent character were at once general
On Thursday last he seized
with attack of pneumonia, and On Sunday morning
breathed his last. By his numerous friends here and
elsewhere, and by the steamboat fraternity generally,
his death will be deeply regretted. He leaves widow
Mrs C. F. Windle, well-known as an authoress and
of literary articles to various papers and
magazines of the day.
Shreveport La April 10. 1870,
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FOR TRISTEE.

We are authorized to announce S. LEVY Jr. as a
candidate for Trustee for ward No. l. mh26
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL G. HEAD as
candidate for Trustee for ward No. at the ensuing
May election mh23
We are authorized to announce DAN. DoDEz as a
candidate for Trustee in ward No. [apr20
We are authorized to announce G. W. KENDALL as a
candidate for Trustee for the I'd ward. mhl9
We authorized to announce TaoyAs II. MORRIS
as a candidate for Trustee for the Sd ward. aprl9
We are authorized to announce JOHN DICKINSON as
a candidate for Trustee for ward No. 3. rmh23
We authorised to announce Col D. B. MARTIN as
candidate for Trustee for Ward No at the ensuing
May election. apr10
We authorized to announce JAMES W. ARNOLD,
candidate for Trustee for 4th ward. april
We authorized to announce JOHN N. HOWELL as
a candidate for Trustee for the 4th ward mh22
We authorized to announce R. B. PATTERSON as
candidate for Trustee for the 5th ward. [me25
We are authorized to announce VIM r. Cox as
candidate for Trustee for the 9Th ward. Gmh24
We are authorized to announce Capt. A. ScHAFFNER
candidate for Trustee of the eth ward at the ensu
ing May election. fmh22
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STOLEN on the night of the 18th of March, neay
= Lancaster, Dallas county, Texas, one dark roam
HORSE seven years old, branded with a on the left
shoulder fifteen hands high, square, heavy built thin
name, dark legs, black hoofs, some harness marks
shod. One black horse MULE seven years old brand
ed d on the left thigh fifteen hands high. and
slender built.
Also, stolen, at the tn,e, small Gold Watch,
with gold fob chain
The above were stolen BY two men, one calling him.
self John NJ Steel aged rs years, feet 81 inches
high fair complexion light hair, shingled whskers on
sides of face with light moustache, large blue eyes
also star on left wrist put with indelible ink also
ring of the same on one of his fingers. The other
man. named Patrick Kearney is % years of age square
heavy built dark hair eyes and skin-has the Irish
brogue.
will give reward of $500 for the apprehension OF
the thieves and stock or any information by mail that
will lead to their capture 800 for either the thieves
or the stock. THOMAS UHL
Laneaster. Tezas March Is. Isz0--anrla-w8t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


English Female Bitters all females.
+. F, B. cures all female Irregularities 1t old
and young and imparts life and bouyancy to ALL
E, F, B. merits public esteem and confidence,
The great female blessing is f. F. B.
Sold in Shreveport, La by HYAMS Il KENNEDY.
Physicians and editors wives use E. F. B.
f. F. B. cures ugly old chronic cases.
The great female regulator E. B.
Hundreds of letters from all parts of the country speak
of the wonderful efficacy of f. F. B. in all female
complaints.
Pain and trouble in urinatng -Dromgooe & Co. p Blu
chu.
For lost manhood, use Dromgooe L Co.'S Buchu
Frequent inclination to urnate, use Dromgoole Co s
Buchu
For Kidneys and bladder, use Dromgooe Co. s Buchu
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS l. KENNEDY.
Dromgooe l. Co.'s Buchu restores early decay
For weak back, use Dromgoole Co.'s Buchu.
Dromgoole Co.'s Buchu is the best and heapest.
Physicians prefer Dromgoole Co.'s Buchu.
Dromgoole & Co.'s Liver Pills for the liver.
For constipation, one of Dromgooe Co.'s Liver Pills
Dromgoole Co.'S Liver Pills cure sick headache.
Whenever you need pill, try of Dromgoole Il
Co.'S Liver Pills, and you will have no other.
If bilious, use Dromgoole & Co.'S Liver Pill
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
e. J. Leman, on Market Street, has one of the
finest assortments of Confectionery and Fruits have
seen il the place 1t is worth visit only to see
his establishment He is also prepared to furnish for
balls parties Cakes and Connections in the most re-
che1che style and on moderate terms. IDA
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-04-20
FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce THOMAS PHILLIPS
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing May election.
Sui ..-- r-z ~ .-. APPS
We authorized to announce J. B. GILMORE
candidate for Mayor at the May election. mh22
We are authorized to announce Dr. NJ. Il. CRowDER
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing May election.