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fT1EE regular Monthly Meeting Of tho Young
Il Mems Christian Association will be held
THIS EVENING. at O'Clock, in the Reading
room. A full attendance IL requested.
B. FRANK MAULDIN,
June 13 ! Recording Secrctnry.
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MARRIED,

on Saturday, April 8. by tkc Rev. a. r
Rude. d. d.. at tho residence OF tho bride
parents, FRANK AXXEYEK and MlNNA
GIBHART, of this city.
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The statement comes from Washing
ton that the President will soon pronni.
gate an order placing Gen. Sheridan in
command of. the district where he thinks
he may 6nd sufficient color for tho uso
OF troops. Gen. Sherman ia said to bo
considered unfit for enforcing the bayo-
net.law. whose provisions lie disapprov-
ed, and bis recent speeches at the South
show too leniont spirit; while Sheridan
is ready to put his Piegan policy into
practice against the Ku Klux.
Commercial relations between Gcrma-
ny and Franco have been restored to the
same footing as before the war. The
postal service is also completely re-.
stored.
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tu0 ~ "y uooooio C'GCos"ot nnys' a
difficulty occurred last Saturday at tile
fnils'of George ". Sapp. Esd. neAt
,aiG3auder, in thiAaCount{l between tVp
nsgross named Captain Supp and Augds-
,SasR Reynolds andTa white man named
VIM Sykes. The two, negroes attemPt
ed. TO take the life Of Mr.. Sykes, and
.Wchld probably hive succeeded but for
the intervention of o third negfo, who o
came up just in time to avert the blow {
descending knife in the hands Of Sapp,
The negroes are now in jail to await't tn 8
term of the Superior Court ~
/. A SAD ACCIDENT. On Tuesday even.
ing, between and 6 o'clock, as John
Marshall, the telegraph operator at Ame-
ricus, Ga. and Sammy Greene, who was
employed in the Office, were carelessly
handling or playing with Derringer
pistol, it went off in the hands of Mar
slinll. the ball striking Greene in the
right breast. .anging downward aud to-
ward the left side. passing through tue
left lung and Upper portion Of the sto-
mach nnd lodging just beneath the skin
above the hip. Greene fingered until
Wednesday morning. whom he died.
The Dalton North Georgia Ciizeh saya
THAT man named Crow. living in NAL
ker County, shot cousin, OF the same
namo, because an intimacy too close had
sprung up between his wife and the lat
ter. The shooting was done with n
doubie-bnrrel gun, londcd with buck
shot. Both barrels were discharged. the
shot taking effect in the legs aud thighs.
The wound is severe, though it is not
thought fatal. Grow offered to surren-
der himself, but the authorities thought
him justiHable in the net aud did not nr.
rest HIM"
SINGULAR SUIcIDE.--A brakeman,
named Jones, foil from q freight train
on the Lake Shore rond, and had both
his legs severed by the wheels and his
body badly mangled. Hearing passen.
ger train approaching, and fearing il
would also run over him, lie stabbed
himself twenty-five times i'll his breast
and left arm with ii porket-knife, but the
engineer OF the passenger train saw him
and stopped the train. Tie man died
soon after.
Somebody has written n book entitled
What shnll my son be!" Upon which
some one frankly replies: IF the hoy il
as bad as the book, the chances are tha'
lie will DO hanged.
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SUSPICIOUS. The Democrat, published
in GheTaw. gives .Ae following item:
"We learn that few days ago two
strange negro men appeared at o. store
at place oalled Hamburg, in Marlboro
County, between Gardner's Bluff and
Bennettsville, and commenced trading;
when. they settled for what they had
purchased. one of them produced large
roll OF greenbacks, supposed to be Sc.
yeral hundred dollars; the other imme-
diately gave him nudge, when they went
to the door apd held consultation;
they came back TO ;the Counter, having
concealed the roll of greenbaoks and
paid for the articles bought from roll
Of small bills, produced from the vest
pocket. On inquiring they said they
were from the upper part of Chester
field County. near Whites store, and
were going. tn Wilmington. The store
keeper suspected they were part OF the
gang that murdered Mr.. Redfenrn ut
Whites store some weeks ago, and in
qnired II they had heard OF that gentle
mans murder; they said they had not,
and left. going in the direction of viii.
mington. As only about $500 has been
recovered of the $4,000 or SO, 900 sup.
posed to have been in the possession of
Mr. Redfearn ut the time of his murder,
some suppose that these men were Of
the party who committed the Decd
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a. ~ ~
A private letter gives the following
additional facts concerning the murder
Of Baptist minister in an Arkansas pull
pit. The affair occurred in Scott Coun-
ty: he. was murdered in the church, a
few weeks since, by notorious Radical
scamp. Tho name Of the minister was
Deschamps, and a Royal Arch Mason, a
man esteemed and beloved by NIL who
knew him. Both Radicals and Demo
Gratis are very much excited and incensed
at the outrage. About two years ago,
Desohamps held protracted meeting,
at which several joined the church. At
the waters edge, on the day set aside
for baptism, Desohamps called on the
brethren to sing, and they seeming back
ward and tardy, the invitation to sing
was extended to the congregation, and
the young man, subsequently, Des-
champs murderer, with one or two OF
his associates near by. commenced sing
ing the comic or vulgar song, ..',rhe old
gray horse" etc. They were reported
to the grand jury. and it cost them $25.
On the day of the murder, the young
man walked into the church, and, in the
presence of two. gentlemen and several
ladies, killed Desohamps, drove the men
and women. out Of the house, then went
back and shot two more balls through
his (Deschamps) body md one through
his head. The young man made his es.
cape and is still at large. Large rewards
are offered for him By the "Dardanelle
Association" tho Masonic fraternity and
probably by the State. Deschamps was
among the first in rank with the Baptist
preachers in Arkansas. 'H''.
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New Books, by Express.

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State of South Carolina -Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thns. Tiilet, J. O. McCurdy and J. J. Grccr,
Plaintiffs, rs. Alexander Smytho. Defend
10 Alexander SnlyMe, Defendant inMis action:
VUU arc hereby summoned and required
II to answer tho complaint in this action
which wilt be fled in the office OF the Clerk Of
tho Court Of Common Pleas. for tho said
County, and to serve copy Of your answer
on the Subscribers ut their Office. in Colun-
bis, South Carolina, within twenty days after
tho service OF this summons Oh you, exclusive
Of the day OF service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
tho tn.e aforesaid, tho plaintiffs will take
judgment against You for tho sum OF one
thousand lunr hundred and twenty.threc
dollars and iifty.ciSht cents and costs
Dated Columbia, $. g., May Is, 1871.
CAkKUIl. NJ ELTON 4 JANEEH
D. l.. MILLER. c. &C.
TO he D.f,ndnmi. -ihrandcr .SntyLp:
Take notice that tho summons in this ac-
ton, OF which tho foregoing is y copy, was
filed in the Office Of The Clork OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, at Columbia, in the County Of
Kichlaud in tho State Of SOU. n Carolina, on
The 18Th day Of May, 1871. Datcl Columbia,
S. c., juno -. 1871.
CARROLL, MELTONN JAEEEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
June l3 tuG CoImbia :. G.
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List OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. :f;
Official Drawing c. G. A.
Carroll. Melton j. Janney-Summons.
Bryan & MoCarter New Books. \,
Meeting Y. nj. @. A.
Blnkely & Gibbes-Wool. -. .,<.,ss-.,.;s2
G.. & G. r. II. Trip to the Noun tains. !.
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Lippmans Bitters arc for eale by all drug.
gists aud dealers. Depot in Columbia, =. O.,
at GE1aEn & McGnEGons, Druggists: SIS
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Scribner's Monthly, for July, leads OF
with splenddly illustrated article, by
J. L. Headley, on Philadelphia. The
next article is very interesting account
Of Mr.. W. II. IIullock's "Jaunts in Ja-
pan,' in which some valuable informa.
tion is given concerning out-of-the-way
portions Of that marvellous island. The
most important essay in the present
number is IIornco Bushnell's ablc dis
cussion Of "Free Trade and Protection, :"
in which this distinguished writer and
thinker presents what seems to be very
common-sense and judicious view Of n
much-mootcd question. A most curious
article is r. w. Wright's 'Samsons
Riddle Solvcd-tho Lion-chp rersus the
Lion-cnb," by which tho lcnrned writer
appears actually to have discovered the
solution of Samson's celebrated riddle,
which has puzzled the world for 5000
years. III the story element, this num-
Der is particularly strong. Scribner &
Co., New York; So year.
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A FURIOUS storm Of wind and rain
passed over Dayton, Ohio, on Sabbath,
demolishing churches, brldgeo and
dwellings,. Six persons were killed
and over twenty others wounded. In
the surrounding country, several build.
ings we're unroofed, two men,killcd, and
the crops much injured. The. loss 10
placed at ono million dollar.
On the same day, = violent storm viz
tied Syracuse, New York. House.
we're blown down; hallstones fell thick
and fast ; one man was killed BY light.
ming, and 4 number Of buildings we're
struck aud set on FIRE. The loss to
property aud crops was heavy.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.


Napoleon will soou leave England
for Switzerland. -, -.
Over one hundred miners were
suficated in Mexican mine. -
- The Prussians have protested
against the tone Of the French prees. S.,
-Coogressn'an Bowen, convicted Of
bigsmy, was pardoned on Saturday By
tho President. .-:r =
The French election rcturossshor
that the army is nearly unanimous for
the Republic. ':";'~ = go.
f. -AMrs. Sherman, Of Birmingham,
Conn.,, il on trin for having poisoned
three husbands and OIL ven children.
Mrs. Fair, The California muderess,
has been refused a new trial. The diy
Of her execution is fixed for the 18th
inst, and from present appearances it
SEEMS highly probable that abe will
have u suffer the fearful penalty. ::
"A 6snd named Martin Mera, liz.
ing ne,r Gilman 10 Illinois, whipped
BIZ. little boy numerically on the 18th
Of J un 6 %. ! laid him naked % ! hot
stove: The b y died soon afterwards
The :, brute b vas are ted, and confined
in jail At Watsek.. On the evening Of
July 4th, be was taken from the jai
and lynohed by a mob OF 800 armed
men, followed BY over 1000 men, women
}...1 .l.1l..I -: i. - a .,rt.I -.
| suo cu'Aosep. -
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THE MARIETTA AND CINoIHNAT1
RAILROAD.

We have, on several occasions, spo.
ken of the advantages offered by this
favorite route to the East and South
east. The run from Cincinnati TO
Parkersburg is through a beautiful
country. The day coaches are COM
Portable and elegant. A full equip
meut Of tue celebrated Pullman Draw
ing Room and Sleeping ears has bsea
put on the route, one car leaving Gin.
cinuati With each through train. The
morning cars run through 70 Balti.
more, and tho evening ioars through 10
Washington, without ch.pge. A
Petersburg connecticut made With
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. The
Ohio river j. spanned Il that poiot bya
magnificent bridge, nearly a mile long,
built entirely Of stone and iron, at :
cost Of one million aud = quarter of
dollars The first stone vas laid July
9th, 1869, aud the first locomotive
crossed January 7tbs187l. The follow
ing figures, furnished Us by J. W. Pills
bury Esq, General, Passenger Agent
OF :he Marietta and Cincinnati Road,
will give more dedniteidea Of It's
length, and be Of Special interest to
those vho nn6erst.nd bridues
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AnCKrGAGs FOREC.OsURE.-DEFAU T HAS
Nl been made in toe conditions OF a certain mort
gage made. executed and delivered by Sylvester
M ller d Barbara Miller his wife. m"rtgagors. to
Loren W. Collins, morts agee, bearing date ptem.
her 2st IA D. 1862 and recorded in the office of the
Register OF Deeds for Stearns county. Minnesota, on
tKs21st day OF september, A. 1869, atA o'clock ?.
M., in book ,sE'' Of mortgag. deeds, ON page 22s,
given 10 secure the pay ment o. three promlssory
notes made and delivered by said Sylvester Miller,
payable to the order of said Collins, due In thlr
ty days for S50O0v; one in 60 days for $4,000 and
eslts and vashs bearing date oh said 2lst day 2,
September, 1869. There is claimed to tc due, ana
is due said last mentioned note (tho otbeTe nav
ing been paid) and said mortgage the sum OF three
non payment thereof, the power of sale contained
in said mortgage has become operative, and no
action proceeding has been ins.ituted at. law
otherwise TO recover the debt secured ~ sAo
NOR teas q or any part thereof
Therefore, notice is given that by virtue OF the
power Of sale aforesaid, ard the statute IN such
cSses provided said mortgage will be foreclosed Tor
Of tho mortyaged Premises to-wit all those tracts,
pieces or parcels Of land; lying and being IN the
county Htearns State OF Minnesota, described ~
follows, To- wit. LOIS No. -Four ~ aud Five ~ in
Sac ord,ugty = plat and survey thereof made ny
u. ilsoD; and on record in the Office OF me
Register Of Deeds for Stearns county AT resaid, AZ
public yrndue by the Sheri of said Stearns coun'
ty at the front Of the Court House II tho city
Of st. Cloud, in sud county, on SATURDAY, IiE
18th DAY or AUGUST. A. q. ISL at two o'clock IN
the Afternoon of that d'y, to SATISFY the amount
which, shaft then be duo on said note ana
MORTGAGE tho SUM of Fifty dollars coveranted and
agree in said mortgage as attorneys fees In case
CT rcclosnre aud all costs of said foreclosure.
Dated June 18th, A. d. 1871. -.
Attorneys THOs. G. ALDEN.
+ Ejnnc29-7w Sheriff of Stearns Co., Mimi
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MPoRTAKT EDITORIAL. EXCURSION

An editorial !; ezeupipn party viii
leave Chicago this week, consisting, be.
sides Others, q TIE following. gentlemen:
Bsyard Taylor, ofths Nex York Tribune.
h, Gov. Hawlsy. ofsthe HsstforA Cssrsnt.
Col. Thomas Knox, Of The New York
Heraid. = $ '@,o TX .".. : p.
Nj: Bryant, Of the Springfield (Msss.)
dov. Bross, of tue Chicago 7ttbuse. -.
III Geo. Jones, II the New York Tsaes.
~ Major Brundy. efthe, New York: Nal.
I The party will first sprocesd 70 d.
lpth Vi. Lakes Huron aud Superior
thence they will proceed via the: North
ern Pacific Railroad to its present ter.
mination !; thence return to 81. Paul
thence BY rail and stage to Breckin-'
ridge, on the Rid River. Of the North,
and thence BY steamer to Lake Win.
nepeg. 1t is expected that about Que
month will be exhausted by the trip.
As each of the editor. will probably
write up the journey tor his paper, the
public will probably get large amount
of valuable Information in regard to the
resources Of this important section Of
our continent. . -, .r
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In view Of the recent Legislative apPOruonmene,
by which many Senatorial Districts are created
without any Republican Committees authorized to
call nominating conventions therein, the State Gen.
trail Committee recommend ~ follows:
In where the Senatorial District comprises
moro than one county, the Chairman Of tho County
Committee In the District shall constitute the SenA
torial District Committee.
Where the Senatorial District comprises but ono
county entire, the regular County Committee will
act.
In cases whore the Senatorial District includes
only portion Of county, the chairman Of the town
COMMITTEES embraced in the District shall constitute
the Ssnstorial District Committee.
The sole duty ofthe committees appointed % above
10 to call tho Senatorial District In their
respective districts.
70 facilitate political organization for the coming
campaign, and also to prepare for the Presidential
contest next year, all County Conventions are re-
specially urged to appoint their County Committees
By eecting one active Republican from each town in
he county. Each member Of the County Com
naittes should be chairman Of tho committee for
the town In which no resides. The town committee
should be composed Of 1t least from each school
district. II this method 10 & nerally adopted the
labors Of tho coming CANVAS will DO greatly simpi
Asd, and rendered effective In the highest degree.
Every Republican Is urgently requested to assist In
YsorRanLng the arty and selecting delegates to tho
State Convention BY attending Me primary meetings.
BY order Of the Republican State Central Com
nittes.
FRED. DR1sC0LL, Chairman.
IT.. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Dated st. Paul. July q, 1871.
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ACCEPTING vs.. BEae1na.

The Mankato Union wants to know
if We do not think the trip Of portion
of the MINES Editorial Assoc;ation
to Col. Kings farm last month, was .
''dead beat excurs,oo." We most cer..
tainly do not. The invitation oame
from Col. King, uasolieited and mex.
pected, and tho arrangements were
wholly bis own. Co.. King has .
splendid stock farm; and, being .shrevd
business man, he saw that the reports
made Of it, as result Of the trip, would
amply repay such expense as be might
incur. Tho american Newspaper Re-
porter covers this point exactly when
it says: "These favors may be .ceept'
ed when freely offered, but SHOULD not
be begged" This is ,u.effect what w
had said of the Minnesota ,Editoris]
Association, that it tasks: no tavors
goes whers*it plesse., pays its bills no'
Col. King j and maiut,ins its self:re
spect." $500.
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Mas. JULIA WARD Howe wanted
to be q Justice Of tho Peace of the
Common wealth of Massachusetts,. But
the Supreme Court has decided that she
c'nuot enjoy the coveted position be-
cause BY the constitution Of the State, The
duties of the Office "must be exercised BY
the officer in person, and .. woman,
whether married Or unmarried, cannot
be appointed to such an Office" And
what will Mrs. julia do now, poor thing
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COUNTY FAIR GROUNDs.

About ono hundred and twenty-five
Of tho leading citizens and business
mea Of this city have signed an agree'
ment to unite in the purchase Of .
tract Of LAND near towo, which is to be
prepared for = Driving Park aad for the
holding Of County and Stata Fairs. In
our local columns is . call for meeting
Of these subscribers, to be held at
Schwartz l. Theis' Hall tomorrow
evening, to perfect an organization. 1t
is to Be hoped there will be full At.
tendance. The project is very i'm
portant one, for both county and ely,
for farmers and merchants. Stearne
county is the oldest and most populous
county in Northern Minnesota, with its
agricultural development in forward
condition and it is proper that this
county should hold fair which would
be model for all the younger adjacent
counties. And os st. Cloud is the lead
Jog city in this portion Of tho State, its
own good name is involved in having
this undertaking made a complete sue
cess. A membership fee at moderate
price would raise q sufficient fund to
purchase and fence tho grounds, pre-
pare track, and make all the arrange.
ments necessary for good, credita bic
county fair some time during thu
coming fall.
Let this project BE- theoretically car
ried forward, now that it has been 50
we'll begun. Farmers aud stock.raisers
would derive much benefit from 4 CON-
srison Of product. and animals, and
decided improvement before long, es.
pecially In the quality Of stock. might
reasonably be anticipated. To pecu'
mary point Of view, the money invested
in these grounds would be exceedingly
profitable for this city, in very many
ways. Wo repeat, therefore, mako the
undertaking a success, and let stearns
county hold Its ,Firtt Annual Fair in
the fall Of 1871.
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- ''t = THE HOME SHUTTLE "A
SEWING MACEIIN Z,

Il - = THE HOME SHUTTLE "A
SEWING" MACIIIN T..
The. Home Shuttle Sewing Machine has
met with universal favor, wherever intro
duced. It is unsurpassed as combining per-
fiction of operation,
Beauty and Simplicity Of Construction, and
:. Duribility. IN or,
= The Scientific 4mericdn, Of August 10Th.
1868, ssys oft: !sa@ u as1 sol a.,
s.This invention relates to o. now shuttle
sewing machine, and, .consistsvin so com
bining with each other an oscillatinssshst-
tie driver. double cam feed motion, and q
slotted plate for moving ths needle up and
down; thst In one machine the main sd-'
Satapges Of many different kinds Iof sew
Ing machines are combined whereby q
complete and satisfactory operation as we'll
- great simplicity Of construction can I'D
] ' 'Ssss' l.. .ola Il: I'D L
one-1Ea1f the Price
ssf sthss Alst- elass,n sshinsG 6 And in pla-
ces where they hsve been Introduced, are
taking the lead Of all others.
Those who are thinking of purchasing
will please call and examine the machine
. !. !, its operation q mrs r GtAM y; ,.ss
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= L1rTELL-Among the notable articles
contained in the weekly numbers Of
Living Age for July Let and July 9Th,
are No. 1 (rel.ipg to William oovper)
of series from BlackUoods Maya.
zine entitled, "A Century Of Great Poets
From 1850 Downw.rds;. Part vi Of
"H.nnah" BY. the author Of "John
H~lifax, Gentleman 8 = remarkable
article, on Dickens, An, escape from
the Prisons Of the Pombi The En-
=peror Julian; The Datehn.p At Home :;
The Commune in Paris /; Russian Az
imositiss. q Against Germany; The
Study Of Plato /; The continuation Of
."WiKfid: Cambermede," BY George
,MeDoo.ld, and the, conclusion of
"seed Time and Harvest, or Daring
my Apprenticeship" by Fritsr Reuter-.
Littell. t. Gay p ublshers,1 Boston
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ST. CLOUD NORMAL SCHOOL.

The reror. Of Prof. G. H. Davis, Of
Faribault, Who vas present as a meE.
Der Of tho Visiting Committee during
tho examination Of the Normal School
here some two weeks ago, will he read
with interest. = Prof: Davis speaks
warmly Of tho high character of the
school and the good work done. He
could not help seeing, what has been
evident to every uuprejudiced mind,
that the usefulness of the school is &C.
riously eramped by the lack Of room
The completion of tho new building
IL matter of absolute, necessity, and
1t is to be hoped tho Legislature will
give proper regard to Prof Davis sug-
sestion for an appropriation next winter
sufficient to put the superstructure on
Tho Foundation already built. =
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Cloud Is faithfully laboring With WI
mona and Mankato; but to do her work
to the best advantage she needs better
facilities. We congratulate Prot,
Moore and his assistants on the, suo-,
eesses they have. H.. achieved and .can.
not but hops they will receive that sup
port which they are engaged merit.
Very respectfully yours.
g. II. DAVIS, Chairman.