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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06

WEATHER IrEMs.-The Chicago
Journal of October 29th has these
items:
In some parts Of Wisconsin the snow
was from one to two feet deep on the level,
this morning, and there is good .sleighing.
This is the coolest day of the season in
Chicago-24 degrees at o'cloc ok, and 43
degrees at noon, with a cutting mo. west
err" blowing.
And the Chicago Post Of October 81
this one:
GAINESVILLE, Wis, is wad,ng through snow
drifts two feet high.
How is that for--well, never
mind.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06
THE II AIDA
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1873.

most respectfully call
west to the fact that
prices Rsesivng goods
rope and relying location
goods desired
market the tho best we,ta M.rt, for a. kinds
Commission Merchants
-: AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
E: s:; S; ' SIT; 5*: :;; %
- BLANK BOOK MANuFAcruRERy AND srAr1osERs
P; H S;iss Co. Co., ' sst S1;' 's' H' ss Third
-. BOOKSELLERS srAr1oNERs
D D Merrill Co., 1s0 Third FA Taylor l4s Third st
gsss h. .,1; e, E; 4s 5s' a''na Co.. Thirds
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
4aD %h aaGc 81 Robs Henry Mills % and 2 West Fiji
CARPETS, CLOTHS PAPER,
John A' 2%s and a4s THIRD. W Anderson sa and 224 rh-d
Marvin Son. 1913 THIRD Robert st. Pollock Donaldson Ogden s'1''
Henry q e,o,I5: ::''':' '
.sss:: CO. Ds Is; III 4: sn Third
ga: SPICE MILLS.
Granger Hodge, =
S::s:
13' s;i:9 e. r A'''' jackson
Mn; n6,i i ,,, ao4'n'''ess, M...,,. ss4 m :
So -. 4: " COPPER
-. =. Nv DOORS SASH BLINDS AND nou1Dnas
Dscou CO, and
DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS
Noyss Brothers Cutler g. Third Third
~ GOODS
% ''' ii: ess s Third Retail.
$780, 49,. ,,,. n.., FANCY GOODS NOTIONS . 800 n..,
- FANCY AND HAIR GOODS
John o.rnsr' 1852 1hiras
sees Brothers. Third VIM shuey lss
VIM Burkhard, $50 Thidst Martin Kennedy 157 Third
PROVISIONS.
h G: s s s ;s Ecu B s 81 % md p
'''' wholesale n; 1875 '''I'
ss s:'f t::! s s s.;' IS
CAPS 49,.
Roordon, =lwn Mason
IRON, NAILS AND STEEL -. 49,
a Richardson, wArcHMAkbBs TOOLS M41rRA1s )174 Third
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
Combs Brothers. 100 1 n7aoas1pusa AND nsonAv,so
st. re9 s ss Gs +; Era Third
F.e:z9x<:x>: 5 1anfnnr oo'ftAn1ns AND DEALERS
7 59s c. 5as ai fs& Pin c HssS 1' Co., Third
MACHINERY MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
woolsy Third
MILLINERY
opsnAen ss Third R'n)
+. NOTIONS, TOYS &C.
TX *. ! + PAINTS OILS WINDOW GLASS, &c.
49,: =: PAPER BOX MAnurAcrURERs
Giesen Third /
PAPER DEALERS.
Averil Russell Carpenter 224 Third
'.'.'. PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES So
Bros,2 st
PUMPS AND PIPING IS,
H wooaey cor an sckson
sADDLERY SADDLERY HARDWARE
Morehou Ware, Schmidt Kef.r
MANUFACTURERS.
Z
Agents
Bes. N.rtl~...~,
IL jackson
SEWING MAcHrNEs-wH oLEsALn AGENrs
Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co., 6o Kassa Noye
e; rs , 1,.@
HOLLOW WARE. ''
= TRUNK MANUFACTURERS DEALERs.
Crppen Upon, 500.
e:x:~r 80 ..t WINES AND LIQUORS. 49, - @''> @*
Beaumont Eter IFS Third
n ftan1e! Co " Third BowGn MoateAsn y
oenk pscnL Kefer + Heck.
Retail Business of ST. Paul.
We would advise parties visiting
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06

The last State Fair failed BY just
81 900 of paying expenses.
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~, Leroy CIRCUIT,
CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR,
ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA.

:. Taxes Of 'non.irre,idents attended to
~ornp%R, .;.2f T.. Va. : 5
PIVuPIy' T'
Special attention given to Land examina-
ton.
References-. + .i'r',
P.L.GREGORl St. Cloud.
b. C. BURBANK, do.
J. G. BURBANK, st. Paul.
j.. H. TROTT, ST. P. 4 P. R. R. do.
Office with P. L. Gregory, Washington
avenue. spr5tf
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OCTOBER inc1eas ed the public debt
S,o2o,75o.
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ESTRAY.

Came into my enclosure in the Town Of
st. Martin, about the last Of July, YEAR.
LING HEIFER. The owner Of SAID ami
mal is requested to prove property and
pay charges, and take it away.
MICHAEL RYAN.
st. Martin, OCT. 10, 1873, -. = ,SW
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The aggregate number of patents
applied for in the United States in
1872 was l8,243. This was an excess
of Att over the combined number
applied tor in twenty-three other coun.
tries enumerated by the British Patent
Office. The number applied for in
Franco was only 4,872, 10 Great Brit.
ain 1870, and Belgium 1921.
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THE EBBERT CASE.

With regard to the remarkable af-
tidavit made by Mr.. Bernard Ebbert,
and published iu last weeks Pi ess, con
corning his difficulty with the Land
Office, wo hive but few words to say.
1t Mr.. Ebbert misrepresented Mr..
Gordon it is right and just that he
should publish retraction, but it Is
not necessary that he should misrepre.
sent others in order to relieve himself
that is, If the statements contained in
this ofidavit were his own.
l. Mr.. Ebbert called several times
at this Office, before the editor was 10,
aud showing his papers to the employ.
ees declared that Mr.. Gordon was at.
tempting to swindle him, and was do.
ing it because he would not purchase
land belonging to MI. G.
2. The statements reduced to writing
and published in tho number of Oeto.
Der 10th were exactly as made By MI.
Gilbert voluntarily and for publication.
Each sentence was read to him after
being written, and the whole was read
TO him carefully when completed and
before he signed it. This was heard
by Mr. G. W. Kiugsbury, Of this city,
aud Mr.. E. ii. Whitney, Of Haywood.
Mr.. Ebbert insisted much moe than
was included in bis statement that Mr..
Gorion refused to give him any in
formation about government lands, that
he discouraged him from taking
homestead, and that he urged him to
buy the tract owned by himself Cor
dong, When Nj. Ebbert states, as be
does in his affidavit, that his com.
plants were not read to him, he states
what he knows to be untrue-it, in
deed, Mr.. Taylor read to him the at.
fdavit he attached his name to, which
Is exceedingly doubtful.
3. Mr. Ebbert IS made by Mr.. Tay.
lor to say that Mr.. Mcclure made out
his first homestead receipt. He stated
distinctly before that it was made out
by clerk in the office but, what is
stronger evidence still, the receipt was
not in the handwriting of Mr.. Nc.
CIure but in that of the clerk. The
instructions under which the addition.
al charge was made by Nh. Gordon
were on file 10 the Office at the time,
aud had they been followed by this
clerk Cor by Mr.. Mcclure, it he is
willing to accept the responsibility
Mr.. Ebbert would have had no diff
Guilty 10 locating his homestead.
But this affidavit contains so many
other statements, at variance with what
Mr.. Ebbert first said under his sigma.
ture and in the presence Of witnesses,
that We are quite satisfied he was not
made aware of the contents of the doc.
umeut so carefully elaborated by Mr..
Taylor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06

The necessity tor a remedy of the
evils Of transportation are so imperative,
remarks the Chicago Inter. Ocean, that
all minor considerations must give way
before it. The interior Of our CONT
nent, the granery of the world, must
have direct, continuous, and uninte1.
rup;ed outlets to the ocean, and to Sc
cure this 40 sacrifices can be too great,
NUMBERING operations 10 Wisconsin
will be on a much less scale this year
than heretofore. Firms that have not
failed to take crews into the woods for
the past twenty years will not lumber
this season. We presume the same
will be true as regards Minnesota.
Stringency in money matters is the
trouble.
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james Delcscenter, one of the
jurors 10 the Stokes case, was arrested
On Saturday night and lodged in the
cell occupied by Stokes after tho shoot.
ing Of Fisk. The grand jury is be.
lieved to have indicted hin for disre-
gardiug the obligations of = juryman.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

HAMILTON F1sH, sect'y of State.
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Spirit OF the State Press.

The Clarendon Press has no doubt thai
the school interest will receive fresh lmpe
tus II Senator Whittemore's bill tor the better
collection of the poll tax becomes a law.
The Wlnnsboro' Neaos says that "the iail-
'ure Of the Legislature to take proper steps
ito re-establsh the lost credit OF the State In
Evolves criminal negligence, and deserves no
"other name."
The Columbia Euening Herald says 1.-THE
"bill to charter the Charleston Water and Ca
''nal Company, introduced by Mr.. James F.
"Greene, of the Charleston Delegation, will be
'called up in few days, and deserves the
cordial support of the Legislature. The
''questlon of pure water Is o vital one to the
"health and comfort Of the cilizens Of Charles.
"tou, and this bill is singularly free from any
objectionable features"
The Marlboro Times sees nothing in Gov
ernor Moses's message to condemn, and many
things to recommend.
Mr.. Jerome P. Chase has assumed edlto-
rial charge of the Florence Pioneer.
The Georgetown Times says that great
difficulty has been experienced by planters In
getting an adequate amount Of laborers to
carry on their planting operations.
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and when nearing New South Wales, his atten-

and when nearing New South Wales, his atten-
tion was attracted by the cries OF the seamen
on the foretopsail yard, who directed nls az
tention to strengthening object only nVe
or six feet from the ships weather quarter
AS near as he could estimate from an unsteady
view OF the reptile it was not less than MY
feet in length and two feet in diameter, win
head somewhat larger than the body. "hen
the monster was about twenty feet astern oil
the ship 1t lifted Its head above the WaIer'
opened its mouth and looked at the ship Win
apparent surprise. It's color was deep
brown, with occasionally light spot on lib
sides. In less than five minutes alter passing
this monster another OF the same species, ap-
parently, appeared on the other side OF the
ship within fifteen feet of 1t. The weather
was as clear and calm as could be imagined,
and all the ships crew witnessed the two
monsters as they lay coiled up on the surface
of the sea. The captain insists upon 1t that
his Is not another Nahant story, but true
record of his experience while on his voyage.
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Help for Charleston {!

What has become OF the bill to exempt
buildings in the burnt district OF Charleston
from taxation for term OF years?
The bill to aid and encourage manulac'
lures sails smoothly along, but the measure
which would lead to the prompt rebuilding
of this city slumbers in some pigeon.hole
and, unless walked up soon, has no chan ce
OF passing. There may be some objection
to the form OF the present bill, inasmuch US
direct exemption from taxation is not con-
stitutional. But this difficulty is easily
avoided, as in the case OF the bill for the en-.
couragement Of manufactures, by allowing
drawback equal to the amount OF the
State tax upon the improvements put upon
the property. 1t is not expected that
the vacant lots be exempted from tax
alton; the object being to encourage
rebuilding, without reducing the gross
value now subject to taxation. The claim
is only for the exemption Of the new build
ings, and other improvements, in the burnt
district.
The members OF the Charleston delega-
ton know how important it is to the city,
and the State, that the burnt district bill be
pressed upon the notice OF their colleagues.
We wish to think well of them, and they
will merit hearty encomiums if they take
the measure up and consent to no further
delay in it's consideration and passage.
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MIR. John Il. Ford.

This gentleman, whose name is 30 pleas
antly associated by our people with the re-
vival of the drama in Charleston after the
war, is once more among us, bringing the
great Jefferson 10 honor tho boards OF the
Academy. Mr.. Ford, in the extent and
multiplicity OF his theatrical enterprises is
without rival among American managers
and we are glad to say that his last bold
venture in affording the Southern public g
chance to see the original Rip Van Wrinkle
is meeting with all the success which the
genius OF Jefferson and the popularity ant
tact OF the untiring Ballimorean 30 richly
deserve
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The Macon and Augusta Railroad.

Alta meeting OF The stockholders OF the Ma
con and Augusta Railroad, held in Augusts
last week, W. J. Magrath, Esq, OF Charles
ton, was elected President, and DR.. ]. A. S
Miligan Secretary and Treasurer. The fol
lowing gentlemen were elected directors
J. P. King, S. D. Heard, W. G. Magrath, G.
W. Hazlehurst, James T. Gardner, T. G.
Barrett, ]. K. Evans =. MathewsoD,
Charles Estes, A. J. Lane, L. ~. Whittle.
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Water

The Columbia correspondent of the Courier
says that Mr.. Hurley will certainly defeat
the bill to incorporate the Charleston Water
Company, unless the citizens interest them
selves in its behalf; also, that stock in the
Hurley Water Company has been offered to
members OF the Legislature to induce them
to vote against the new water bill.
The bill which Mr.. Hurley is striving to
defeat is worth having, and is, therefore,
worth working for. But it Is very difficult
to persuade the citizens OF Charleston of The
necessity OF taking personal interest in
schemes OF public importance. They are
ready enough to scold and pout, when a
proposition which they support is defeated (;
forgetting that organized work, on their
part, would probably have changed the re-
sclt. This is not the way in which great
cities are made. Look at Savannah and
Augusta, Wilmington and Richmond! These
cities, by sheer importantly, obtain what
they want. Whenever any project looms up
which places their interests in jeopardy they
besiege the powers that be until it receives
it's quietus, and whenever something bene-
fetal is proposed they use like means to in
sure it's carrying out Sometimes they fail,
of course; but they are not disheartened,
and, as soon as occasion serves, they try
again.
More of this temper is needed in Charles
ton. Faith without works does not make a
city. There is more help in the man who
gives day to the task OF promoting wise,
and defeating unwise, legislation, than in a
score OF men who are blandly confident that
things will, somehow, "come out right"
Suppose that the experiment be tried in
the matter of the Charleston Water bill i?
Every thoughtful citizen is in favor OF it.
How many are willing to go to Columbia
to secure its passage?
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Tbe GbafleStn11 QemS'
MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1878.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS 'is designa
..ted es the newspaper for the publication OF
sail legal notices, and official advertisements,
s.for the County of Charleston, under the act
ssof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of all legal and public
gInofIcoo
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THE TR1-WEEKLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
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months, So so. u
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s12 six copies $40. Ten copies to one address
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CONTRACT ADVERTISEMENTS, to run one month
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TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS will &c published
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~ THE GRAND PRIZE RAFFLE OF
the COMET STAR FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, No.
S, Will positively come of THIS EVENING, at the
Military Hail. commencing at o'ch'ck P. M.
Tickets will be sold at the Ticket ofiice, at the
Hall, all day. The Rafie will be conducted by
Messrs q. T. Peters, R Q. Barkley. Samuel Gar
rett, ]. B. Howard and Captain F. Peck.
r. X. FURMAN, Chairman Committee,
ian27-ls Comet Star F. E. Go.
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@ OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
FIRE.PROOF BUILDING. CHARLESTON, s. e.,
JANUARY %, 1s73.-In accordance with instrue'
tions from the Comptroller General, dated Coum
bls, s. c., January Is, 1873, the time extended,
twenty (2u) days. for the payment OF taxes with
out the 20 per cent. penalty expires TUESDAY,
February 4, 1872 alter which date all unpaid
taxes, State and County, for the year 1872, will be
liable to the penalty.
SAMUEL L. BENNETT,
jan24.3 Auditor Charleston County.
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Guerial Notices.

~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FLAG, from Boston, are notified that she will dis
charge cargo This DAY, at Vanderhorst's Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
jan27-l JAMES ADGER d CO., Agents.
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@OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, No. 1Sa MEETING
STREET, JANUARY 20, 1873.-Thls Company
having declared semiannual Dividend OF FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE on the capital stock, the
same will be paid to Stockholders on and after
the lst February, 1S73 G. W. ROU>E,
jan22.l0 PRESIDENT
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:3oint 5tufk Gompaitp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum
GLASS No. 371-SATuRDAY MORNING, Jan. %.
3-3-7s-4s-5s-2-39-35
GLASS No. :72-SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 25.
Ao-1a.21-I7-6s-sO4s-4
Ian27-1 A, MOROsO sworn Commissioner.
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@r CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are notified
that she Is THIS DAY dlscharging cargo at Pier
No. Q, Union Whsrves. Ali Goods remaining on
the dock at sunset will be stored at owners risk
and expense. WIN. A. COURTENAY,
iar27.l Agent.
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@-WHY DO YOU COUGH. WHEN
YOU CAN BESO EASILY CURED Every drug.
gist keeps TUFTS EXPECToRANT. Don't put it
or until 1t is 90 late. jan236D&w
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Mlnsir Books.


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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
NHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINl

NNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il CHARLESTON COUNTY-.BY + % RG E
BUST, Esq, Probate Judge whereas, THEO-
DORB COKDFS, OF Charleston, made suit to
me to grant him Letters OF Administration OF the
Estate and effects OF GEORGE o. BLAUK, late OF
Charleston. Mechanic.
These are therefore to cite and admonish oil and
singular the Kindred and creditors OF The said
GEU..GE U. BLAlK, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, In the Court Of Probate. to be
1873 after publication hereof at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, to show canse II any they ha e, why
the said administration should not be 6 anted.
Given under my hand. this eighteenth day OF
Ianiom2 Probate Judge.
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@- FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2!5 King street, have reduced the prize OF
their Carpets and Kid Gloves. See advertise
ment. jan26
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Uan1s

WI AN NTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w washer for a small family; also o girl to
do housework. Apply at No. IL Pitt street.
janZ7.2
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WTANTED FORA DRY GOODS STORE,
w young Lad; one acquainted with the
business preferred. inquire at No. 262 King
street. James l"
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Meetlrlas.


ENRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 9, A. F. N.
IL The Regular Monthly Meeting OF thi, Lodge
will be held THIS EVESING. the 18th instant, at
Masonic remple, at hsIf-past O'Clock. Members
aud Candidates for Degrees will please be pune
tual. The Arrear List wi receive lts nrst reau-
Ing. BY order W. III.
jan27 JOS. ]. LOEB, Secretary.
DlBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON
I'D The Annual Meeting OF the Bible Society OF
Charleston will be neId OF The charleston Ccllege
THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at haf-past 2. NJ,
when an Election OF Officers will be held and the
Annual Report OF the Board be presented.
jan27 in. ROBSON, Secretary.
A TTENTION WASHINGTON LIGHT
N INFANTRY RIFLE CLUB.-Attenu an
ezra Meeting OF your Club 1HIs EVENING, at
Phoenix Hall, at O'Clock precisely. Members are
requested 10 be present. as business OF Import
auce Will lie transacted.
By order. o. o. TRUMBO,
jIn27 Secretary ". L. /. Rifle Club.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON GAsLIGHT
" COMPANY, January q, lS73.-The Annual
meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Company VIII
be held on MONDAY, February 3. 1878, at the Hall
OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank, East ray,
at IL o'clock NJ. when a statement OF the affairs
OF the Company will be submitted, and an cleo
tlon held Tor President and elgnt Directors 10
ser We for the ensuing year. W. j: HEklOr.
,anZ2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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