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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-07

Foe sALE.-A pair Of heavy horses. In
quire Immediately Of
Arrrr & RuuarYr
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FINE P1CTUREs.-Mr. Jos. Hill has Just
taken some very fine outdoor pictures
one Of the new railroad bridge, which is as
clear, distinct and well-deined photo
Graph as We ever saw. Everything about it
is perfect. Copies will be sent to the d.
rectors Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Another is view of st. German street,
looking overland. This is also an excel
lent picture, showing clearness of detail
and fineness Of finish. Copies of these
views can be had at Mr.. Hills gallery.
While there, do not fail to examine some of
his "Rembrandts." He has made many
improvements lately, and is taking photo
graphs which would be difficult to excel.
LEcTuREs.-The lecture by Prof. H. B.
Wilson last evening, on "An evening with
the Astronomers" was both interesting
and instructive. The subject was shorn
Of all technicalities, ana treated in man
ner which made it Ineligible to any per-
son Of ordinary information. The dis
tances and conditions of the fixed stars
were chiefly dwelt upon. 1t is 10 be re.
GREETED that an imperfect understanding as
70 the delivery Of the lecture made the at
tendance quite slim.
The next lecture Of the course will be
delivered on Thursday evening, March IA,
by Judge Atwater, Of Minneapolis. Sub
ject, SCUBA" This is said to be highly
interesting lecture, being the Renaissance.
OF winter spent on the island by Judge
Atwater. 49,,
The concluding lecture will be delivered
on the following Thursday, by Rev. T. F
| Brown, D. D., Of st. Paul. Subject to
be announced hereafter.
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AT the Minnesota State Fair, held at st.
Paul IN September, 1871, there was spir-
tied contest between the Broadcast seed
Sewers and Grain Drills. there being some
ten or twelve differ ent patents on exhibi-
ton. and among them the McSherry Grain
Drill and the McSherry Seeder, manuiac-
tured at Dayton, Ohio. After very care
full examination of the mechanical con-
struction of the several machines, with ref
erence to speed, lightness of draft, ease of
adjusting, durability and finish, the ma
chimes were very thoroughly tested in..oul-
tivating. in both plowed and unplowed
81 ound, then carefully tested as to their
ability to distribute the seed evenly andzin
proper quantities. After q trial, lasting
several hours, the judges were unanimous
in awarding the first premium to the Nc
Sherry Grain Drill. Also, to the McSher-
ry Broad-ca Seed Sewer and Cultivator
combined.
The McSherry Drill and Seeder have
within the past two years taken the first
prize in nearly all the Western States. At
the Olmstead County Fair, held at Roch-
ester on the 9Th, 9th, and 7th, of October,
IT, W. Payne exhibited his machine in COM
petition with cthec leading machines, and
received the first premium on McSherry's
Grain Drill and Grass Seed Sewer. First
premium on McSLerry Broadcast Grain
and Grass Seed Sower and Cyltivator COM
bind.
For Sale by
J. E. WING,
feb1-2m St. Cloud, MINI.
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WON'T Do THE editor Of the Organ of
the "Ring" said in his last Issue that he
can not help it if he is ''ill. shapen, ugly
and mcan'-that "God alone is RESPONSE
BILE" for this. The responsibility for
meanness cannot be shifted in any such
WOV
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ON MARRIAGE

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means of relief for the Erring and Unfor-
tunate, diseased and debitated Sent free in sealed
envelopes: Address ARDASSOCIATION, No.
% Ninth st., Philadelphia Pa
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LONDON, February 9.-EVening.-A
miscresnt, this P. H., fred . pistol at Queen
Viot,ris, while driving on Constitution Hill,
but happily without effect: The would-be
assassin was promptly arrested.
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Tho Board Of County Commissioners
will meet on tho third Tuesday Of March,
the 10Th inst.
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See the new advertisement Of the Bank
Of st. Cloud. This is one of the best and
most reliable institutions Of the kind in
the State, and We can commend it to
friends at home and abroad.
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COUNTY MATrERs.-The March settle
meAt between the Treasurer and Auditor
of Stearns county for 1871, foots up $22,-
692.51. Last year it was $25, 1908, show
ing that $3,0SO.02 less in taxes were COL
lected this year than last. The deficit is
mostly in this CITY. The total collections
for the fiscal year, from March 1871, to
March 1872, amount to $50, 1854.
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"A bill introduced by Senator Wright
creating IN Independent school district Of
Richmond, in this county, passed both
branches Of the Legislature.
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Mr.. r. A. Wait, Of this city, received q
telegram on Monday stating that his broth
or, Levi, living near Niagara Falls, had
died very suddenly-falljng from his chair
while sitting at the table.
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NEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
ART plPAHfuINr.

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THE VOLUME FOR 1872.
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ACnROMo TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER,
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We are informed that "spotted fever"
has made its appearance in this vicinity.
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Chief Of Police Robertson took va
grant Norwegian across the bridge yester-
day, and told him 10 leave for other parts,
on penalty Of residence in Jail.
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"Give my love to the artist workmen of The A1dine,
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is th Of
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-07

-Quarter-second watches, At
BUsH's.
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Headquarters for cheap groceries Of all
kinds, At
PAM M0cKENuAupr's
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"A gentleman from the upper country
informs us that the Hudson Bay Company
are building four steamboats, this winter
one ct Breckenridge and the other three
at Fort Garry. Two ofthese boats are in
tended to run on Red River-one, a small
one, Is for IS to Breckenridge during the
spring months-one on the Saskatchewan
River, and the other on Lake Winnepeg.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-07

BRANCH LIN
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Amt CLOUD TRAINS.

Leave Saint Cloud............ $40 am
Arrive at i" ............1 % pm
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Snow to-day.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-07

buckeye force-feed Drills,
Ar GRovENoR's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-07

The lowest price for teas is 1t Smiths
Grocery.
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NEW OFF1CE.-W. B. Mitchell has pur-
chased the lot adjoining the Bank OF St.
Cloud, on st. German street-one Of the
most central locations in the city. On
this will be erected at once q two-story
brick building, 22x80 feet. with basement
under the entire building. The first floor
will be finished off for store room, and
the second for an office for The JOURNAL.
The large and rapidly increasing business
of the paper demands more room, and
more central location than the present
Office.
DRAMATIC CLUB.-A number of the young
men of St. Cloud meet on Tuesday evening
and organized dramatic club. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Presldent-Dr. E. X. jacques.
Vice Presldent-Rich. Smith.
Secretary-C. W. Kingsbury.
Treasurer-M. L. Knowlton.
Stage Manager-C. w. West.
G. W. West, r. Smith and Geo. Fuller
were chosen Finance Committee.
NJ. l.. Knowlton, E. K. Jaques and Jos.
Hanauer were appointed committee to
select pieces for performance.
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-Lumbermen supplied at ~ ' -
SxITH's GROCERY.
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Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
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CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
5 copies, S1.75 each.
6 Il 90
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Says the Alexandra Post ''The Saint
Cloud Bridge Bond bill was carried last
week by vste Of tho people Of that city.
Tho majority in its favor was 1858, its op-
ponents only casting II votes. Railroads
are benefit and sensible people appreciate
tho fact. The men who oppose railroads
are always enemies Of progress"
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"A passing excitement was caused on
Washington avenue yesterday by dog
fight. Displays Of this kind are rare.
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--Cross 4 Plates purchased last week
from Plein & Gordon, two monster calves
-one three months ol., which weighed 1870
pounds dressed; and the other nine
months old, which weighed s27 pounds
dressed. They were 10 splendid condition,
and Cross l. Plates customers had q ''fat
tske'' in the line Of veal.
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Pork,
-: Lard,
Hams, and 49,:
-},.:@.,.. :sss..g~ ID Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, ct
p. n. q. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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SPRING SrYIls. Mrs. Ottensmeyer has
received this week by express choice and
wsll-seleoted stock of millinery goods, en-
bracing oil tho latest spring styles. La
dies will bear this in mind, and call and
examine tho new goods
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Young Man ! Bush has what you wan
or ought to want-engagemen rings.
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RAILROAD l7ENs.-statement Of the bust
ness Of the st. Paul and Pacific RAILROAD,
at St. Cloud depot, for the month of Febru-
airy, 1872: POUNDS.
Freight received. .................".1,2 PSI, $50
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Repatriation THE JOURNAL by John Zopp
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
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"A large supply of smoked, dried and
salt fsh, just received at Paul Mocken-
haupra.
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LUMBER HlARKET.
SEEClAL NOTICES.

lumber can be had only atthe yards.
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"A Connecticut paper tells Of lawyer
who chung ont his single" for q whole
year in that State, and had but one case
in al that time, and that was case Of in
hammatory rheumatism.
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-CrenberrieF, farina, oat meal, dessica-
ted co,ea- nut, and dried fruits of all kinds.
at L1MpER1oH's,
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De ckeye force-fecd Seeders,
Ar GROvENoR's.
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,l3-n52
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-18
The Stokes Trial.
sTOA Es ON THE arANn

~ me trial OF Stoke, the prisoner wa.
put upon the stand and male the f,lloyvi,.,
statement in regard to the shooting.
started TO 20 down the stair. az ,i..
Grand Hotel when saw Nj FiSk cou,i,,,,
lp stairs He made rush and whom h.,
got 10 the platform he pulled out his pi.tnI
! could not Dy any possibility be mistaken
l saw IL a. plain a. anything | eyer .au.
II Was silver mounted pistol ~. =,
line with him then 80 jumped aside and
SAID don't IRE. and pulled out my nis,ni
and fired. had il ia my outside coat
pocket or | would hot have had time ~
draw H. | leaned on the rail AMI cncl,a1
WITH one hand and fired He held his H.
tol IN both hands. aud as | fired ha 80,
on. lie did not stagger much ~ IA
first shot and | fired again. kneYr ha
would shoot me if did not fir. 80
three or four steps down. He dropnad hi.
pistol on the stairs after the >econd ~,
mere was no one near AT the time am
certain that the boy Redmond wen, an, l.,
me street after the first shot | walked
away after the second shot. Met Mr.. Hin
told MN man had been shot aud to 90
anu get doctor. then walked down
stars and said the same thing 10 a man
whom met. ! never denied To onvnne
thar shot him. | felt somewha, hev;l-
dered after the occurrence. | heard y Ia,
OF people say They want YOU" and I
don't know whether | was taken out nv tho
Mercer street or Broadway entrance
hen was confronted with Fisk he said
mat is Stokes" ] did not understand
nm to charge me with the shooting.
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ron G.ovrxo
SIDNEY PERHAM.
The Campaign.

The two parties in this State are ju~t
commenC ing their speech making and put
ting into operation the necessary apuli-
ances, to call out fall vote. aud 10 .e,
voter, enough for each TO beat the other
just how this last can be accomplished
does not vet appear But le, u invoke the
aid Of all sensible and level hooded people.
ia the effort to make the impending contest
devoid n possible OF bitterness There
does not seem 10 hc any Necessity forever
the usual amount OF personalities and Bit
ter iuvectiye. Mere defamation will con-
vince no opponent, nor build up q party
on u solid basis. If there are differences
ia lie two platforms. discuss these differ
cneeS and convince the voter which upon
the whole s the better one II either II
the candidates j. preferable 20 the other.
then the stump speaker VIII find ia thi-
superiority an argument which will tell ol
his audience aud make convert, to hi, side
There need he no calling hard names. nor
attempt Ia make ont the Oh cr candidates
rascal,.
The beet political speech We ever listen
cd to Wa> one delivered ID Thu town ia 81
hv Senator Fe>>enden. and it was A. devoid
Of bitterness. a, the man wa< above All
mere trick to gain a point. w recoll,c,
1t the time. Of hearing Buchanan Demo
orat> acknowledge that the fairness and
sincerity OF the senator made an impre>-
son on the audience which no other
speaker could or dd make ior the cam
Iaigu.
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the father of all the flock. or rather the
pioneer house; the Rockaway aud the
Newport House, the Bay View House. the
Deering House &C., while many OF them
take the name of the owner-such a the
iIamor, aud the Rodick House che Lyman
Cottage &C.. DE.
There are some private residences. the
finest being Mr.. Neazie's ct Bangor. an
airy, spacious and elegant residence
Nothing can bc finer. or more pleasant
for one. during the sutry days of July and
August. Ia have such pleasant retreat
where. Hnmole>ted 10y thcihrongin2 crowds
OF the busy maits of business. he can take
si> elegant ease" The view Of The l.
land. the BAY. aud the Mountains. from the
location j. grand. sill farther up the BAY.
Is another elegant private rpsdenc,. that
OF Mr.. Lyon OF Bo~tau. while near the
location OF thai al N, Ncali-'>. are quite
Il number ot hpl>e> "Wu~d aad occupied
a. summer residences. hy gentlemen at
Massachusetts aud New } -rh
We noticed with pleasure the large Rec.
of sail and roW-haaf, 81 every description
anchored 10 th" larbnr. some 1t these
are model. Of symmetrical beauty and air
ftt.a.
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'N'IjRH ~ AtrBAN PRIvATrrg. The
cuban privateer Pioneer wa, caur,tr,..I 81
Point Judith on Monday by The rey.,l3,
cutter Mocca>in and now lies IN mar, a.,
Newport. Il. l.. ia the custody of our AM
ihoriiies. who await orders from WASHING
ton. The Pioneer when captured ,ya.
waiting for the officer She lara.-I 81,
charleston. ;. G.. with dispatches. and
wAe supplied with guns ana ammunition
and provisions for long cruise.
The capture of the Pioneer has raised q.
hew question at he Treasury and STAT, de-.
partments. The vessel carries rbre.. ,;,,,.5
guns and has plenty of ANN milton. but
the only papers on board are commissions
Of officers in the Cuban navy. .igned NV
'espedes. The State department j. aues-
uoning whether. under our promi., In ,h.
treaty OF Washington to bring The, miles
regarding the conduct Of neufraIs Ia ,b.
attention of other nations with = vie,y -,
securing their acceptance. it will not he
necessary for "a to detain thi- shin Tho
aFowed purpose Of which i, 10 r.r4v an
the commerce of a power with which we
are At peace. The case has been laid ha-
tore the President. and meantime the
Pioneer is in the charge of the revenue
cutter.
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GaStromapcy.

Our genial brother of the VIC boards
At the Exchange, and whi~ sitting with
his feet under Il ncle Abrams" aluuIe
board the other day. .'diyinc>" wonderful
things. AMI sees wonderful sights. among
which WIS an incou-ru0us political bo-
gUei. He names the partic, gathered iu
proximity and held together by the bond
81 salmon dinner; aud Wc cuui.--. thar
il variety Of color aud an homogeneous
conformation OF the plants Of the f,ral
Kingdom are necessary Tor The make 49, Of
tasty hoquei, thai 10y the same REASONING.
a political boque, ehould be thus ma,l,. ,,p.
50 therefore We come IA The cpueiu.i3.t.
that if the persons named AR" --incott-
@rnous" In their habits modes Of thought.
political feelings. and expectations. that,
nut of this conglomeration Of seething
elements. harmonious love Of good
dinner might be evolved. just think of
the make un Of Tia >,1---- -r-rrrrI-
fng Dung the versatile editor OF the M,
and our modest self. Pike for anybod, "a
be-; Hale in this district. Leavitt with a., IN
tolerable itching for Congress Hall. Yo,o.,
for Hale or himself the H1i,-nan far any
body TO beat Peters. and the .ia.erie,s for
whom it pleases. Wei. Hotels ana dinner.
bring together motley crowd.