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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13
FRUITS OF OUR FOLLY.

Reports from Texss state that Big
Tree, the Indian murderer recently re-
leased by the Governor of Texas on the
persistent application Of the Commits.
sioner Of Indian Affairs, is now on a.
raidiug expedition with seven hundred
aud fifty warriors. They have already
stolen nearly all the horses on the
Little Wichita. If ever two nurderers
deserved hanging it was these two
chiefs, Big Tree and Satanic; but they
we're set at liberty, despite the vigor.
Gus protests Of Gen Sherman, aud DOW,
within two months after their release,
one Of them is on the war path. Big
Tree may be captured after good
many valuable lives have been lost,
aud no may not be but if he should
be, we can lock for nothing better than
tho sane tonfoolery whtSh has char.c-
terized all our dealings With the In.
dams.
1t is encouraging to read, in couneo-
ton with this, that the estimates for
the Indian service for the coming year
are S6,225, 900, or an increase over
last year Of 81 ,270,000. In these days
Of retrenohment and reform We cannot
think Of more appropriate place to
apply the pruning knife than to the
Indian Department. Lighter appro.
priations for rations and blankets
would prove blessing to the Indians
by compelling them to face the alterna-
tive OF working or starviog.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

Wood in St. Paul Is worth SO per
cord.
John D. Gray, of Minneapolis, has
removed to San Diego, Cal.
NO regular trains will be run to
Bismarck after the 18th inst.
Moore Il Hazard, and John A.
Richardson, of St. Paul, have gone into
bankruptcy.
Times must be hard in St. Paul,
for the receipts of the saloons have
fallen off heavily.
-Butter6eld, the elopeist, has been
thrown into bankruptcy, on the appli-
cation of his creditors.
10 Heinricks, Of Hay Greek,
prisoner In the Red Wing jail, commit
tod suicide on Friday night by hang.
ing.
George Erwin, q railroad clerk at
Hinokley, was shot in the leg on Satur.
day evening by a rough named George
Pratt, who escaped
-1saae Page, tried at Winoua last
week for shooting Frank Eaton, in
Homer, last March, Wa fouad guilty
Of granddaughter in The second degree.
y. The $1,000 appropriated by the
last Legislature for tho Gettysburg
Memorial Association, has been for.
wardsd to tho Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania.
-Spotty Whalen shot and killed
Thomas King, Of Co. A, Sixth Infant.
~, on Sunday night, 90 the point op-
posite Fort Lincoln. Cause, woman.
Whaleu is at large.
Many employees connected with
the N. P. R. R., particularly on the
L. S. & NJ. division, have been dis
charged, the winter business of the
road not requiring so much help.
"A lot of Polanders, men aud wo.
men, in St. Paul, had fight on Thurs
day night, in which hot water and
things were freely used. Result; one
man scaldsd blind another, fraotur.
ed skull, which threatens to dethrone
his reason and another, a: broken
collar bone.
The notorious Dave Mullen was
shot and instantly killed at Bismarck on
Monday night, by squad Of soldiers
from Fort Lincoln, who were after
Whalen. His bartender, Dennis Min
ahsn, was wounded, not seriously, and
one soldier was killed. The latter. is
supposed to have been shot by a citizen.
It all grew out Of the shooting Of
King, a soldier, BY spotty Whalen on
Sunday.
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In Woods Household Magazine for
November, the table of contents seems
spread for Thanksgiving feast, and
gives evidence that no efforts have been
spared that could add to its excellence.
"a Sermon on SKINNER" is not
only pleasing in its quaintness and
originality, but contains sound logic.
"M,s. Pomeroy's Pin Money" is CAPT.
tai. "Upou the Stand" is another
'meritorious sketch, by the popular
writer, Kate W. Hamilton. "Codish
and Potatoes" by Eleanor Kirk, is a
short serial which opens well. "Grow.
ing Aged Together" by the Rev. Rob.
ert Collyer, is we'll worth the price Of
the years subscription; it is full Of
this great mans eloquence-powerful
in its very simplicity. There are
many other interesting articles had We
space to mention them. The poetry in
this number is unusually good: A
new feature Of the magazine is the in.
PRODUCTION of pictures, and the illustra,
ton, "Past, Present and Future,'' here
given, is exceedingly pretty.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

IT is with deep regret that we learn
Of the death Of Lutte A.. Taylor, which
occurred at Lacrosse 90 Tuesday. Al.
though resident Of Wisconsin he was
known and esteemed by many Mime:
sotians, and especially by the editorial
fraternity. He was warm.hearted, wit:
ty and talented, and he will be missed
by many . circle Of friends. . -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

Receiver J. P. Farley, of Du.
buque, who has charge of the extension
lines of the St. Paul and Pacific Rail.
road Company, arrived in the city last
evening. Tomorrow morning he starts
for Glyndon to pay up the $50 men
who have been at work, aud then dis.
miss them, as the road has been put in
first class condition. No trains will be
run over tho road this winter, but ear
ly in the spring arrangements will be
made for daily trains to Crookston,
which is located at the crossing Of Red
Lake River.-iSt. Paul Press. 9Th.
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THE RESULT IN Tn1s STATE.

Tho returns of the late elect thus
far received from the different counties
in Mionesota- nearly all Of which are
of6cial-give Hon. c. K. Davis, for
Governor, a majority Of 5,270; A.
Barto, for Lieutenant Governor, 5,467 :
8. P. Jennison, Secretary Of State, 784 ;
E. w. Dixie, State Treasurer, 1886
G. P. Wilson, Attorney General, 4,763
About seventeen thousand less votes
were cast this year than were cast last
year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

TO-DAY witnessed . marriage in high
lite in St. Paul, the parties being Hon.
W. H. H. stowell, Virginia Member
Of Congress, aud Miss Emma Averill,
Oldest daughter of Hon. John T. Aver.
i'll, Member of Congress from this
District. Many good wishes will &C.
company them as they start for their
Southern home.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

REPUBLICAN, BOOSTERS went to the
country during the recent politica; can
vass to pick up Potato Bugs, but found
90 many Of them that they didn't got
back to tie newspaper offices where
they belonged in time to crow over the
November elections. That's all that
was the matter, and the Democrats
needn't make such a fuss about 90
small an affair.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

SINCE November 1st the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Rail-
road has been running the celebrated
Pullman Palace cars from Chicago tc
Baltimore and Washington City without
change, leaving Chicago daily at 5:15
P M. This line continues to be the
favorise route for travellers to any Of
tho eastern cities, as its sccommoda.
tions are unsurpassed, its time is tho
best Of any Of the through lines, and
its fare alwa, ss low as by any other
road. MI. w. G. Cleland is the As.
sistant General Passenger Agent q.
Chicago.
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A BARBAROUs BUTClIERY.

On the 3lst ult. the steamer Virgin
lus was captured with all on board, ITO
persons, by the Spanish gunboat, Tor.
nado, near Jamaica, aud taken to San
tiago de Cuba. % the 18th INST. three
Of the persons captured, Bernard YER
onA Prince Espides and General Ryan,
were shot by the Spanish authorities.
Az the papers Of the Vhginius are IN.
dentood to have been regular, our
government is looking into the matter.
She is charged With being engaged 10
smuggling arms and recruits into Cuba
for the benefit Of tho insurgents.
Dispatches received to-day state
that 6fty.elght Of the passengers and
crew, including tho Captain, Of the
Virginius wers shot by the Spaniards
At Santiago de Cuba. Our govern.
msnt has ordered several war vessels to
tho Cuban waters Spain should be
held to strict accountability for this
terrible outrage against humanity and
Civilization.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

The creditors OF the firm of A. g.
W. Sprague, of Providence, R. l., have
accepted the proposition of those gon-
tlemsn to appoint trustees to settle
their affairs, and the trustees named
have accepted the trust. All the prop.
erty Of the firm and of the individual
members thereof, will it is said, be deed.
ed to these trustees.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

Mr.. G. RUSSELL, Of Faribault, di.
versides bis industry by working over
and packing butter, about thirty toos
of which he has sailed away during
the past season. He ships to Boston
and 81. Louis. The further growth of
this branch Of business throughout the
State would prove of great benefit to
farmers. Z:
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WHAT srnARNs COUNTY DID.

BY tho official table published this
week il will be seen that Stearns couu.
ty gave, on the State Ticket, Barton
s3l majority; Barto 837 minority;
Stevens, 1000 majority; Dixie, 1907
majority Clough GIG majority. All
the above arc Democrats, except Capt.
B.rso, who received large majority as
. personal compliment from his own
county.
Judge hoKelvy, whose great popu-
larity il 90 we'll deserved, received the
full vote Of both parties for Judge Of
the District Court.
On tho County ticket, Matthias Cans,
Who vas the nominee of beth parties
for Treasurer, received 1888 votes, and
il Centrally understood to be elected.
George Geissel, ditto for Sheriff, re-
ce,ved 1888 votes.
John Zapp wss also nominated for
Register of Deeds by both parties, but
an Independent candidate took some
three hundred votes, leaving Mr.. Zapp's
majority 1859.
The vote on County Attorney was
close, Peter Brick having . majority Of
Only 1853.
The Republicans elected their caudi'
date for County Surveyor, NJ. P. Noel,
by a sweeping maority-l,346.
Dr.. Palmer is to continue as Cour,
Commissioner. A majority of 93l
votes says 50.
And Stearns county is not to be De.
prived of the services of Coroner Over.
beck, whom . discriminating people
have reelected by 1914 majority.
In the First Representative District
N. +. Barnes, has majority of 3d.
In the second. hubert IRELAND has q
majority Of 181. In the Third, Joseph
Martio has majority Of Psi. IL the
Fourth, Charles Walker has a majority
of IL. Of these, two are Republicans
and two are independent Democrats
Stearus county will be unusually we'll
Represented in the Legislature this year.
For County Commissioners, J. 2.
Hammered, in the Fourth District, has
. majority of SO, and J. J. Getty, in
the 5th District, having no opposition,
received all the votes cast, 40.
Tho majority for biennial sessions is
122. The majority for the Treasury
fund amendment is l ,460.
Tho vote last year for President
stood Horace Greeley, 1926 ; U. s.
Grant, 1927; which shows about an
equal falling off this year from both par.
ties.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

The 81. Paul -leoturing course in.
cludes OK. Secretary Boutwell, ; Isaac L.
Hays, the Arctic Explorer !; W. 8.
Andrews Hon. VIM. Parsons, Of Ire.
land !; Thomas Mast, tho osric,turist,
and Bret Harte., 81. H. =; .',. IT,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

A DISPATCH from Unionville, Cali.
tornia, ssys seven shocks Of earthquake
we're felt there on Friday evening.
Lighter shocks had been felt at inter.
walls during tho previous two days and
nights. 49,. ".
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

Tue State Capitol has been enlarged
end improved SIS, 900 worth. This, it
is thought, will make the old building
ser-iceable for few years longer, when
the seat Of government will be re-
moved to st. Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

TIE Republicans have majority on
joint ballot in tho New York Legisla-
ture, which will insure the election ef
q Republican to succeed R. E. Feuton,
Liberal.
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NEW
Cabinet & Furniture Shop.

The uuderslgnsd has Just opened = Cabi-
net and Furniture Shop In the 'Grandel-
meyer Building" on st. GERMAN street,
nearly opposite the Catholic church, whore
he 10 prepared to do all kinds Of
Cabinet & Furniture Work,
ON short Notice and II Reasonable
.... T., Prtels.
A fine assortment Of Furniture on hand.
Special attention psld to ::
10: REPAIRING, .
and satisfaction guaranteed. o!.'' ~
Please give me . call. &" - ..:s.:2'':,:i
.s..- =: 49, AL0IS TSCHUMPERLlN.
st. Cloud, Nov. 3, 1872. { -:
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R. NJ. T. HUNTER, of Virginia, has
written long letter urging that the
government pay tho Southern States
$500, 10000 for the slaves emanoi-
pated by the war. If Mr.. Hunter re.
ceives no money until the government
pays claim Of this kind, he will 60
MT. handed long time.
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In a number of the papers published
in the States to the eastward of Min
nesota paragraphs similar to this, taken
from the Chillicothe, Missouri, Tri-
bune, are appearing:
We learn that the farmers throughout
the county are engaged in a movement to
petition the County Court to relieve them
from the tremendous burden Of this years
excessive tax, which they realize they are
unable to pay.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

Tn Bank Of England has advanced
ito rate of discount to niue per cent :,
and still further advance is not i'm.
probable. Still the export Of gold to
thi, country continues to be heavy.
Only twice before in thirty years has
tho rate reached 10 high a figure,
and then disastrous panics followed
But the condition Of affairs in Eug.
land is now such that no very severe
financial difficulties are apprehended.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
SrATR OF MINNESOTA, I
ExRCurIvI DIpARrnENF.

SrATR OF MINNESOTA,
ExfcUrIvI DIPARrAxN1.
Pursuant to Law and the Proclamation Of the Pres.
ident and eonformabs to the usages OF our forefa-
8 err, /, Horace Austin, Governor Of the State ot
Minnesota, do appoint THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF
November instant, q day Of Thanksgiving to God for
the blessings of the year.
In witness Whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand,
and cars,d the Great Seal Of the State to be AZ
fixed this first day Of November. A. D. 1878.
HORACE AUSTIN.
BY the Governor:
S.P JENNlSON,
Secretary of State.
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ESTRAX.

Came into the premises Of the subscriber,
in tho township Of Fair Haven, about. two
months ago, COW, red and white spotted,
about nine years old, and about medium
size. The owner is notified to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her sway
ANTHONY KERSTIENS.
Fair Haven, oct. 81, 1873, 'a~21 '&>8w
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The house Of the Spragues was
a really royal affair, 1t furnished EN-.
ployment to 10000 persons, and its
payroll amounted to $4,000 per
day. ;s."1"4. 80. j. 1%>r.s :
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J.. The Canadian steamer Bavarian
took fire on "Wednesday night opposite
Oshava, and was totally burned. Four.
teen lives we're lost. J. '':-:s -:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

"A Berlin dispatch says 1t is prob
able that the Reichstag will soon be
dissolved and an election for a new one
ordered to be held in the last week 10
December.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

The COW for which $4,000 was
recently paid By an English lord, VAS
shipped from New York for Liverpool
By steamer on Saturday.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION BY
THE PRESIDENT.
By tie I<snSent Of the United States Of Aa,erlca:
PROCLAMATION.

By tie Irs1sent Of tie United States Of An,erica:
PROCLAMATION.
The approaching close of another year brings with
T. tho occasion for renewed thanksgiving and ae-
ow'edEement to the Almighty Ruler OF universe
OF the unnumbered mercies which He has bestowed
upon ~. Abundant harvssts have been among the
rewards Of Industry; with the local exceptions
health has been among the blessings enioyed tran
GUILTY. at home and peace with other nations have
prevailed frugal indu try Ia regainiug its mert-d
rewards gradually. but under the Providence Of God
surely ~ trust the nation 10 recovering from the
lingering results Of dreadful civil strife. For these
aud all the other nercjes vouchsafsd it becomes
a. people return heartfelt and grateful acknowl.
sdgements, and with our Thanksgiving We may lutte
prayers fur the cessation Of local and temporary sui
fsrng.
therefore recommend that ON THURSDAY. the
9th Of November next the people meet in their re-
spective pla o. Of worship to make their acknowL
edgsmsnts Almighty God for HE bounties and His
protection and to offer to Him prayers fol- their con-
tinuance.
In witness whereof, have hereunto SGT my hand
and caused the seal sthe United States to DO axed
Done at the City Of Washington this 14th day Of
October, in the year of our Lord 1873, and OF the
independence Of the United Statse the 9th.
(SiSned) ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
BY the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Sect'y Of State.
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A PART ofthe St. Paul City Coun.
Gil want to back out of the purchase Of
the park, for which 100000 in bonds
was recently paid. j. ..%>- .
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1THE TRADE
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1873.

Jobbe Wholesale Dealer,
most respectfully call the attention friends throughout the North
vest to the fact that
piee
prices Receiving hands, country
rope and relying our location prompt
best Western Market for al
of farm products own advantage. max. se,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
E: ';; c:: ;:s S*'' 81 :s: We.
BLANK BOOK nAsurAcrunrRy AND srAr1osrn,.
Press H fass r.! Ss r1' 0ss' R'''s' 2's Third
srAr1oNERs.
D Merrill co'ls Thirds IA Taylor 148 Third
ssssss h. s 49, 8; 4h nss' a'''' Co.. 70 Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND rsa1ens
S %h asis c 5.si. R1 Henry Mills 2s '1' % West '"A
CARPETS, PAPER, &c.
Anderson 222 224 rhn4n
CHINA, GLASS, AND oURENswARE
Marvin Son. 1873 Third Ogden,
7 es'3 4 ":i s':: is; Third
s sss.s; = ;s3 4;;
COFFEE MILLS.
Granger Hodge,
.:..>:> COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
$ e.: e: :: " ::; :;
Miner Mccarthy, s! 1870 rs nsn:ss. ss4 and sss 1'i'*
'' "'''e' si sooRs sAsu BLINDS AND nounDses.
Deoou Co.. 9Th and Jackson
49, DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS.
Noyss Brothers Cutler 81 1hird't Third"
::<*' GOODS
Finch s':s " and ' sSs ' it, s Third ind Retail.
>.~ FANCY GOODS NOTIONS.
H''' 10 FANCY AND a4s ecc1 ss' 's*
John e''t'sF 'ss Third st - ,1 =
dMinnea
GUNS RIFLES. PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS.
80 asocunn AND Si'e Third
sH;s Ks Cor 9 and sy y B4 Pr: s R: 3 rA
CT Monfer &c., Qny Groceries, Wholesale Ret 2oorrd 12s Jackson,
HARDWARE CUTLERY
s:ss
"
''''' "'> IRON NAILS AND AMI s1s s,se 80 i'''
Ncols CAT B Braden Brothers,
richardson (wArcHnAkrns FOOLS )174 rnha
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
''' ''''''' ''' 1 1l7HoanArn1se AND ENGRAVING
st. Paul Ii Engraving Publishing Co Reed Third Jackson,
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS
1 n a1i "'sF
MACHINERY, RAILROAD SUPPLIES
wosey co,oor Third Jackson Robinson Co., 50 Thiras
MILLINERY
opsnhs'n &o' 's 1ha't zss R't
$780,. - NOTIONS, Toys So * as'' St
- Randall III 4'''' s4,nrs OILS WINDOW GLASS, e.
MANUFACTURERS
Gesen Roosen 2s Third
/ PAPER DEALERS.
Averl. Russell Carpenter, g
PHoroaRApH1c STOCK, FRAMES, Sc.
Zimmerman
PIPING
J H Co, and Jackson
sApDLERY
Morehous rs Robertet Schmidt
SAFE MANUFACTURERS.
Halls
SEWING MACHNEs-w H0LEsALE AGENTS.
Baker Sewing Machine Co., 1913
ts:s ns,e. Co., Geo. Weed n... il. n,
ford, Gen.
l. = So STOVES HOLLOW
comoek cal. Go, Mauufacturs Wholesale
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
crippen Epson, 129 Third st | 49, -. >. = '....
.~zSiES =; i: LIQUORS.
Pea .Lyons&
St Wins = 6iblev
Benz Bech, 4Jssksen
Retail Business Of st.. Paul.
We would advise
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-13

S7EARNs county helped Capt. Bar.
to 80 we'll that his majority will be
greater than that of Capt. Davis.
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"A heavy tallsoi SLOW is reported
rom Maine. s.'':... \. ."~-. y 4
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OFFICIAL Vote OF STEARNS C0UNTY--I873, !
CANDIDATES.

Democrats h Liberals in SMALL
CAPS Republicans In Roman.
Temperance In Italio.
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NoIxCE.
Tho owner OF owners of lots and in block II,
in the City Of st. Cloud according John L. Wilson's
survey thereof, hereby notied to construct and
repair the sidewalks adjacent to said lots on St..
Gormain street and Richmond avenue, in accordance
with the provisions OF Section 2, Chapter g. of the
City Charter. Aud further notice is hereby given
that unless said sidewalks ore constructed and re-
paired by the owner or owners Of said lots within
three weeks from the publication Of this notice, the
same will b done by the undersigned, and the OK.
psnse thereof assessed upsa the several lots and
turned to the Common Council for their action.
Dated At St. Cloud, this Sth day Of Nov, 1873
JOHN. J. DORR. :
nov13-2w Street Commissioner
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ACCORDING to the St. Paul Press
the next Legislature will stand thus:
Senate House. Joint Ballot
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LAURA KIzNE, the actress, is dead.
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1eD. DaJority......-.-- II Is IS
The Dispatch reports 1t somewhat
differently:
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NEW ADTERTLSEkENTS.
III. M. ATKINS,
A TT OR N EY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW;
ST. CLOUD. MINI.
NOTICE.

Office in Belrs Block, over Russslrs Store.
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Independent Democrat. \ No Opposition.
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Retail Business Of ST. Paul.

We would advise parties visiting St. Paul t
are given below before purchasing elsewhere
their respective lines in the city. and keep
and well-assorted stocks, which. they will sci
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-07
OF GIFTS.
TOTAL. 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

amounting .....:.:....'.Sl,oo ,ooV Wy W.
The distribution will be positive whether aii
the tickets sre sold or not, and the az
paid in proportion to the tickets sold-all unSolo
tickets bein z destroyed as at the First ana pee
ond Concerts and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS. ~. .
Whole Tickets 5000; Halves $500; Tenths,
or each coupon $500; Eleven Whole Tickets c,i
for $4,000; q! Ticket f.r 81, 10000; ll3 Whole
Tickets for So, ,0O000 27 Whole I1ckets tso 'o6 or
Sl0OOO0O No discount on less than Sooo.V
worth of Tickets at time
The unparalled SUCCESS Of the Third Chit Con
cert as we'll as the satisfaction given by the First
and Second makes it only necessary to announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale OF every
ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will be con, .,
Quoted in all lis details like the Third, and tuii
particulars may be learned from circulars Wnlch
will be sent II ee from this office to all who apply
for them. :,
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders ac-
companed by the money promptly filled; Lioe-
rul terms given to those who buy to sell again.
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,,
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gift Con-
cert Public Library Building, Louisyl!le,
Kentucky. aug gZ'-oZaw%WtWtOl :.