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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

-Draushs snd driving horses for sale
at Hsfbert.s livery stable.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

For groceries, 30 = Beyd's.
For mirrors, 60 to -:
SPIcBR 4 CARIIsI1's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

For groceries, 90 l. Beyd's.
Paw >,,,..,..' - 49,!
sr1csn q cARI1sI1's.
-p., .-...-;.. - - Roxa,.
6tvoe1 Ae's' ~ - t'v1~"' 80
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

( -Of eeuRssn wouldl Aftees tls fair
: ~ ~. evsr and .vrybodys lad s sss hen.,
80 =. .Sstaef cane Of u enilias ~ leash
Aaevar knsw What : RI. OF Md ~. .na
~ sentiaaed . ever sines. j ; H. 1iekt b.
$500 tdss. hsrssftsr, net 70 saassllss The
aas for holding fairs very long before.
hand, aud thus try to steal .sreh:e th,
clerk Of the weather.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

No11cA-Dsvis, Bssl 4 Co. will pay The
highest cash price for oil kinds Of grain.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

4-~-L'sut. A. Lawson has gone to Brain
ord, where hs has oont1aot for plastering
the new hotel put up BY Mr.. J. r. Clark
and ether buildings.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

Tho New York Hsrsld states that ct .
meeting Of the Straight Democrats held at
New York on the 18th ult., . National Com
nittss vss appointed. The msmbsrs for
Minnesota are Judge Hsnlin and Col. ".
+. B. Melatirs, both Of this city. judge
Hsulin 10 . Democrat, and has pronounced
for Grant, but Col. HeIntirs has been, and
" believe Il still . Republican.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03

For groceries. 10 to Boyd
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-03
PREMIUM LIST
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR,
., o. srzA1Hs COUNTY e.
Agricultural I Mechanical Association,
= .@ HELD AT ST. CLOUD,
September Path, 18th, 9eth, 1871,

CLASS A. DIV, !. 81
THo10U0H-B1ED HORDns e
Thofo' bred Stallion o r Carver s'k
Centre. lst hrem.. .:.... 1lS o.
= do. Marc With Colt, OF Carver
0ek Centre, Lat Prem. ....,.,...... 10 Cd
DIV.2.
HoRSIs FOR GENERAL Pu1poara.
Stallion yrs old ana upwards, Wes. "s1'
a Icy Catter, 81. O. lot Premium.
''6t. Cloud STAR. ........ ms 0o
! do Moses La1ond, Little Falls.
"M'nnesota Chief" And Prem O.
Stations Yrs old and untler AT.C
Rocket -. ..,..... ......,,,,,... & %
stallionsslyr old ~na Under 4 owen
HcCarty, st. O. lst Prom. ...,.. 6m
Btood NAre and Coli. Wesloy Cartsr.
st. @. LIT Premium, 49,. 49,. ~ 10 q
:; do @. McCasty. 81 9. and yprsm, s d
Four year old Nere or, Horse, oven .
McCarty. st. @. Lat Premium. o.
Three VI old Marc or Horse, I. O. Nc.
Clure, st. @. Let Premium 49,. & o.
do o. McCarty st. q. md Prom. Din
Oneyr old Mare or Horse, e Cross st. !;
@. lst Premium. :. . ................. sd
do John Terway, Richmond,
End Prominm .-,-, MI
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18
A dnlinislratOr's Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Talbot Bragg,
ST., deceased, will in obcdiense to the order Of
the Probate Court of Lincoln county, Missouri,
made at the October term of said court for the
year 1872, sell on
" ednesday, January Is, 1873.
at public venduc, at the court house door in the
town Of Troy, in said county, between tho hours
of ten o'clock, n. n., and fve o'clock p. IN. Of
said dey, and during tho session of the Pr, bate
Court of sa d county, at the January term there
of for 1873, the real estrtc belonging to said de-
ceased, situate in said county Of Lincoln, Mo,
and described MS follows, or so much thereof as
will be suf lent to pay the debt of said licensed:
The northwest quarter Of southeast quarter Of
section 20, township 40, range l west, containing
40 acres the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section 2S, township ~, range | west,
containing 40 a res. the southwest quarter Of
southeast quarter of section 20, township 40
range ] west, containing 40 acres; the west half
of southeast quarter Of section 33, township 40,
range west, containing so acres the east half
of southwest quarter of section 33, township 40,
range west, containing 70 acres the east half
Of northwest quarter Of section 33, township 40,
range west, con aiming 80 acres the south
east fractional quarter of section 26, township
40, range ! west, containing 40.47 acres the
northeast fractional quarter Of section 35, town
ship 40, range l west, containing 29.5S acres !;
in survey No. 452, township 40, range l west,
containing 1850 acres. All Of tha above dc.
scribed real estate is sold clear Of widows 'wer
and is he eby offered TOR sale privately until the
said 18th day of January, 1873.
| TERMS-Ono half cash. The balance in six
months, the purchaser to give bonds for deferred
payment, with good and approved security. with
30 per cent. interest from date.
S. r. VOOLFOLK, Admir- Of
decd tho estate of Talbot Bragg, ST., dec.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

James l.. Orr, of South Carolina, whs
has been nominated by the President as
minister to Russia, was many times in
Congress prior to the war, having been
first elected in 1913 He was q member
of the state secession convention in 1860,
and one Of the commissioners appointed
to treat with the general government for
the delivery of the forts and other public
property to the state. He took no prom.
inent part in the war, however, and has
been gradual = reconstructed sufficiently
to be honored with an important diplo.
m attic position Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Recently q man named Winster, in
Gentry county, Mo-, welt into the woods
to fell trees, taking his little son with
him. They we're fousd some time after.
wards, by passing nsighbors, under the
branches Of fallen tree, terribly crushed,
and mangled and dead. 1t is supposed
that when the tree which the father was
cutting was about to fall, he saw his child
in the way and sprang too late to save
it, and that both we're caught by the fall.
ing tree as above stated. Mr.. Winster
when found had the child in his arms.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION -
This body will meet at Kirksville Mis-.
souri, on December Goth; 1872, and con.
tinuo in session several days. The ses.
sion promises to be a very interesting
one. Among the exercises on the pro.
gramms we notice that Prof G. G. Swal.
low of Columbia will read an essay on
School Government" and Prof. j. w.
Fisklin will read one on the "Utility Of
Mathematics" On Thursday evening
December 26th the dedication ceremonies
Of the new State Normal Building will
occur.-Columbia Herald.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Mr.. A. J. Tslson, better known a.
"Gus" Tolson. met with most unfortu-
nate death at Centralia ON Thursday last
from the rupture Of blood vessel,
caused by overstraining 10 pulling on a
tight boot He was frst taken in the
morning, while pulling the boot on, with
violent bleeding at the nose, which he
stopped and was apparently we'll all day
until 9 o'clock at night, whom ths bleed.
ing began again, aud he died from
strangulation iR!fsss than three hours
Mr.. Tolsou was 46 years old and clsvs,
man, This ought to be a warning against
ovcr-sxertiou i. pulling on tight boots
Columbia Herald.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

A photographer in Berlin has been
sent to the psnitentiary for an ingsnius
fraud which he has practiced on the aris.
tocrscy of that city for several months
past. He pretended he could make
photographs of gentlemen SO lifslike that
their dogs would be able to recognize
them. When these photographs we're
held up before the dogs Of the owners,
the dogs weuld wag their tails, and lick
the pictures. The other photographers
of Berlin, who were unable to perform
anything similar, watched their col.
league, aud finally discovered bis secret.
It was very SIMPLE proceeding; All be
did was to cover the photographs Of the
gentlemen with thin layer Of lard, which
the dogs, Of course smsllsd, and then
licked of.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Gen, Grants recognition of the Demo.
cratic Legislature of Alabama, in prefer.
snce to tho irrsgularly constituted one
which recently went through the form of
electing Spencer to the Senate, is only in
accordance with the non PARTISAN course
which has distinguished his administra.
ton, and which has mado his enemies to
praise him. In this particular case, be
is setting an example which ought to be
taken as worthy precedent by his po.
litical antagonists who happen to bs in
power.--St. Louis Democrat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Hon. Andrew King, our Representa-.
tive in Congress, left for the Capital on
Saturday last to take his seat in the
House. He has two important bills bo.
fore committees which he hopes to have
passed upon during the present session
-one to apply proceeds Of the sale Of
certain swamp lands to the State School
Fund, the other to grant lands 10 support
of the mineral schools Of Missouri.-St.
Charles Cosmos.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Ex- surgeon. General Hsmmoad, who
attended Mr.. Greeley csse, gives his
opinion that, during the Lost ill0ese also,
the intellectual part Of the patients brain
was affected. There was no paralysis,
and his articulation was very distinct.
lie seemed to he nntsgonistic TO all
around. DR.. Hammond says: ain
order to test his Consciousness | asked
him if he knew Mr.. Dickens. [ know
that he did, for was present at the din.
ner to Mr.. Dickens, at which Horace
Greeley presided. He exclaimed: IL
never heard the name in my life. Now
mind, wien l was born died, and when
[ died, l was born" | then told him
that Thurlow Weed had been to my
house aud was inquiring for him. lie
answered as before: "Now mind, when
l was born, l died, and when died, l
was bern." 1t was evident to me that
no gleam of consciousness renamed. Ho
very rarely answered questions l asked
him, aud whenever he did, the answers
were wrong. He seemed to Be troubled
nearly all the time with pain 10 the
head, aud would continually place his
hand on his forehead as though he was
suffering intensely in that region" DR..
Hammond greatly regrets that, owing 10
the opposition of the family, Mr.. Gree
ley 'sbrain was not weighed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

GENUINE SALT IN HowARD.-The
Boonsick Mining and Salt Manufactur.
ing Company have struck brine water
flowing with force sufficient to raise it
forty feet above the surface. Tests have
been made to the depth Of 4S0 feet. and
water found about equal to that Of Kama.
whs. Further tests are to be made, and it
is confidently believed that at q greater
depth will prove equal, If not superior to
Saginaw or Syracuse.-Fayettc Banner.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Tho Standard ind orses the stsry that
there is new living in Bollingsr county
an old citizen named Randolph Cheek,
who was born in North Carolina in 1867.
His wife is living vet, and was born in
l773. He is 105 and she is so years
old. They are the parents of eleven
children, all living, and the youngest Of
whom is forty.two years old. or the
children ten have married. and their off
spring number 100, Of whom eighty are
still living. OF these grand children
twenty. three are married, and have sixty
children, some of whom are old enough
to marry. This makes family Of l53
persons, reaching over four generations.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

1t is believed there will be between
twenty and thirty contested elections in
the lower house of Congress at the next
session. The contesting parties will
probably get their mileage to aud from
Washington, if not their seats. which
will fully repay them for their
trouble. Congress is generally at fault
in this respect. If the defeated aspraut
had to bear his own expenses, there
would be less of this work.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Governor Scott, Of South Carolina is
building himself a $50, 900 house at his
home in Marietta, Ohio. To this place
he will probably retire, and live com.
fortably upon his 81 100000 which he
has saved in four years out Of his salary
Of SO, 500 q year.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

James l.. Haywood, editor Of the Au-
gus,a (Ga) Times, and NJ. j. Browning.
editor of tho News, fought duel on the
9th inst. After exchanging two shots
without bloodshed, they saluted each
other and left the field.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

FOUND DEAD. On Monday last,
while County Surveyor Ertz was driving
in the neighborhosd Of st. Peters, be
came upon the lifsless form Of Jacob
Stichler lying on tho roadside. Squire
Depps was notified and hold an inquest
upon the remains, The verdict of the
Jury has not been made known. but It
was probably in accordance with the gen
eral opini0n-"Wbiskey."- Charles
Cosmos.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Congress csn still boast Of its sccus
toned dignity. Personalities run high
in the lower house on the l1th, which
reminds US of the schoolboy's "you'r re
another !" "go there yourselfj' "knock
this chip Of Of my head" &c.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

The survivors OF the war Of 1912 hold
out msnfully, and notwithstanding tho
death Of 726 Of their number during the
past year, still muster q roll Of II 100
men. They are q sturdy set of veterans,
and there is 90 expenditure that the gov.
erpment can less tegrudgs, than what is
paid to relieve the wants OF their old
age.-Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

The Harper Bros are discussing q
project for purchasing tho Tribune and
making George William Curtis editor iu
chief. II 10 understood that they are
ready to offer 81. 900, 900 for the estab-
llshment as ii now stands.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18


KU-KLUx PRIsoNERs.-rhe Ropub.
hcan's Washington special Of the 18th
says: The President and attorney gen.
cral are receiving almost daily letters
from the South, signed by influential cit.
izsns, asking for the pardon Of the Ku.
klux prisoners confined in the Albany
penitentiary. One Of the latest Of these
is from Robert K. Scott of South Caro-.
lima, ,uclosiug appeals Of the grand ju'
ries Of York and Chester counties in
behalf Of citizens of those counties. The
appeals were also endorsed by Senator
Robertson, Judge Mackoy, and by the
governor, secretary of state and attorney
general Of South Carolina. In reply
Attorney General Williams informs them
that no action can be taken in the case.
until . petition for the pardon Of each
prisoner individually is filed at Wash
ingtou, and that the department cannot
act on general appeals, no matter frou
whom they come. In conversation OF
the subject the attorney general is re
ported to have SAID recently that tn
Government had net refused to pardon
single Ku klux prisoner, iu whose bohal
a proper petition had been fled. an
that IL would IN Suturo vefuse no pard on
under similar circumstances.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Parties boring for coal on the farm Of
Judge l.. Salisbury. in Charlton county,
recently struck a bank Of camel coal IL
feet thick. at depth OF $50 fset.-Stur'
geon Leader.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

The Presidents decision in relation to
the Alabama legislatures Senator Spen.
Ger thinks will not effect his election, and
that thera will not be o new election.
Advices from that state, however, are
contrary to his views, and We hope he
will be laid on the shelf.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

BURNING OF FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
The Fifth Avenue Hotel Of New York
caught FIRE about seven o'clock on the
10th inst. Over twenty dead bodies
we're found after the FIRE, eleven Of them
women. Loss estimated at 800, 900.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

One Of our prominent citizens visited
St. Joaeph this week, and while there
dropped in to see Gov. Woodson. He
found him busily engaged iu settling up
his private business, preparatory to re-
moval to Jefferson. The Governor is
literally overwhelmed with applications
for appointments to Office. He expressed
his determination to appoint none to
Office except men thoroughly competent
and of strict integrity. He will remove
to Jefferson City about the goth instant
-Chillecothe Tribune.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Mrs. Fremont is described as having
grown stout and gray, but never. in the
days Of her girlish beauty, so fascinating
as st the present time.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

CREDIT MoBILIER BRIBERY The
investigation Of the charges made against
some Of our prominent officials during
the campaign is progressing. The COM
mlttee's meetings are held in secret, but
it has leaked out that several prominent
and wealthy parties have been implicated
1t is said that Oakes Ames will not at
tempt to shield any one, and will make
it rather disagreeable for some of those
who have denied ever owning any Union
Pacific stock. His efforts are directed
toward clearing his name Of the charge
Of stealing the money that was placed in
his hands for the purpose Of bribing
members Of congress. 1t has been ascer,
tanned that the comu,ttcs is already in
possession of testimony showing that
Speaker Blaine was approached, and the
offer directly made to him Of shares in
the Credit Mobiller stock, but that they
we're Indignantly rejected and the person
Offering them denounced.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18


The PROVINCE OF LoUIsIANA.-State
government in Louisiana, which has had
but q troubled and uncertain existence
ever since the close Of the war, has 6nally
been extinguished entirely, and Federal
courts, Federal soldiers and . Federal
executive erect their undisputsd domip-
ion over the wreck of what was once .
proud and free, prosperous and happy
Commonwealth. The attorney general
telsgraphs to Colonel McEnsry. the 10.
gally elected Governor, that his visit to
Washington with . deputation of pro.
testing citizens will bs unavailing. The
fat has gone forth the election is set
aside as q nullity; The State militia sur
render to the Federal forces the work
of subjugatian is complete /; and all that
is left of Louisiana az Q state, 10 but in
name and not in fact-a sham and delu
lusion uominally Republican, but in real
ity the worst form Of despotism-Timss
The recent (present) muddie in Louis
lana politics, has not been entirely with
out its ompensatiug advantages. The
authorities, recognized by law, to receive
and count the ballots, have declared thu
election Of the Conservative ticket By
considerable majoritiss u. 8. Marsha
Packard and the Custom House Rims
did not intend that Democratic Legis
Iature should Be declared elected, so the
went to work and got about 10000 ne
groes, more or less, to swear that the!
were intimidated and prevented fror
voting by fear and danger, etc, an
Packard h Co., have actually had tn
United States Court to decide that thi'
proceeding was legal,-Ssdalia Demo
crat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

THE One TERM PRINcIPLE.-Gen.
Banks 10 the Tower house Of Congress,
on the 9th, moved for an amendment to
the constitution which doubles the
salaries of the President aud vice presi
dent, extends tho term Of Office to ak
instead of four years, and makes the
President Ineligible for second term.
These officers are to be elected by the
electors qualified TO vote in tho election
of representatives to congress in man
ser hereafter to be pointed out.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

President Grant has recognized Pinch.
back, and not Warmoth, as the governor
of Louisiana. The act seems an imma.
terial one, but it has prodigious retros
pective and prospective operation. 1t
establishes the particular legislature that
assumed to impeach Warmoth and make
Pinchbask governor 1t approves the
unofficial and irregular methods by which
that body assumes to be the legislature
anl it condemns the official acts and
proclamations of Warmoth and tho Of
6eially returned Legislature that has acted
with him. Nor is this all it will have
tho effect Of making Antoine, the de-
feated colored Republican candidate
governor Of the state, instead Of Nc
Emery, the actually chosen governor
Thus the expressed will of the people o
the state will be annulled, tho election
set aside. and q governor and stat
officers not wanted by the people will b.
virtually chosen by the president,-Re
publican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

The lower house of Congress distin.
guished itself on the 18th, says the Times
Washington correspondent, by an set of
special meaness. The bill 10 pay vii.
liam and Mary college Of Virginia $685..
900 for damage done it during the war,
wantonly and without military authority
or necessity, came up, and on direct
vote, could not have been defeated. To
reach this result, its enemies resorted to
the trick Of moving as q condition to the
payment of an admitted debt, that the
stockholders should throw open the col &.
lege to negroes. MIR. Hoar, of Massa.
chusetts, and other Radicals, who pro-
fessed to favor the bill, helped to put in
this amendment, which was resisted by
Mr.. Critcher, of Virginia, tho repro.
sentative Of tho district in which tho
college is located, the amendment being
adopted by 70 to II. The Virginia con-
scrvatives and other Democrats voted
ngainst it, the friends of the college not
being willing to accept the payment on
the condition of negro social equality.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Edwin Forest, the great A mericau ira.
gedian, 10 dead.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

In the lower house Of Congress, on the
9th, a motion to suspend the rules and
put a general amnesty bill on its passage
was dcfeated. The vote stood, 102 in
favor of suspeudiug the rules, and 81
against, but as it takes two thirds ma
jority, the motion fell through. The fol-
lowing Republicans have placed them
selves on record as opposed to amnesty ::
Messrs. Amber, Oakes, Ames, Bestly.
Beverage, Illinois; Bingham, Butler,
Coburu, DAVIS, Foster, llowley. Manard,
Spraguc, Monroe, Peck, Snapp, Smith,
Upson. Messrs. Havens and Parker were
the only members from Missouri voting
against suspending the rules. Mesrs.
Garfield and Stevenson we're the only y
Republicans from Ohio who voted to sus.
pended the rules. Messrs. Farrell aud
Hays we're the only Republicans from
Illinois who voted on behalf Of amnesty
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Congress will probably adjourn daring
the holidays.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18
MY STOCK OF
CON FECTIONERIES

IS LANTE AND VARIED, AND KEEP
THE FINER QUALITIES AS
WELL AS STICK CANDIES.
Also, Figs, Raisins, &C., and all kinds of
Cakes-Pound, Sponge, Lemon,
Tea, Scotch and Ginger.
All kinds Of Cakes and Pastries made To-
order. All orders should be gipsn at
least too dnus In adrance. s.-7s
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
From Carey.
AUGUST 18th 1872

ii August 1Ztn 1917.
ED REPUBLICAN,. News of i'm
portance and Greeley men are scarce
in this vincinity. Democrats are
anxiously waiting another -nomiha
ton, for they say il is impossible to
swallow Greeley.
Several of our boys got badly hurt
on their way home. from the meeting
at your place last Friday evening,
but believe not mortally as we
have not learned the particulars oi
the affair.
The Normal school at our place
will commence the 9th of the pres
ent month, and good attendance is
anticipated. The superintendent and
teachers come well recommended.
The school of Prof. Williams has
closed and those who attended think
it good thing.
Business is little dull here now.
Farmers are bringing in some wheat,
but are not selling much of it, but
are waiting the advance in price
They say the yield to the straw is
excellent, much. better than last
year, but the difficulty is there is moi
straw enough. The Lutheran
friends are papering their church
making quite an Improvement in it:
appearance, and a festival will be
held next Saturday night the 18th
for the purpose of helping to defray
expenses. All are invited.