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4 GitLCUt.TEKAL AND
II
MECH MICAH. COLLEGE,,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ard Bnronne streets. New Orleans.
TIE REGULAR SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
WIN Begin November lG.

All candidates for admission VIII report 10 Pro-
fessor J. L. Cross for examination. The eAatnina-
tons will be conducted In TIE hall OF the Academy
of Sciences, daily, from 10 A NJ. to twelve
o'clock n.
Under the provisions of the law, to entlte pupils
to ad mission into the Agricultural and Mechanical
College, they sha!l be residents OF the State, as
leas. twelve yea-s OF age and be found com potent
in the branches'of good English education to en-
ter upon the prescr bod course Of studies.
There viii be- attached % the lege, under the
superviso1 Of fts flcp!;S. preparatory depart
IrrHt.
a. q leading obj, ct. tbo arts and sciences sp-
pcable to the pI ogress aad iMDrO vement Of sgr-
culture and the mechanic Arts not neglecting Tho
literary branchea
Tuitto On.
ee,S cod tBCIS
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5lt,r Orleans Republican.
a.ttcikL JOURNAL Of the UNITED STATES
sse,clAl JOURNAL Of NEW ORLEANS
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

eieetioss Monday, November =. 1871
For State Treasurer.
ANTOINE DUBUCLET.
Fur litmJer Of Congress. Fist District.
J. HALE SYPIIER.
FSr N.~.Ier ~ Congress. Second S's":e'.
HENRY c. DIBBLE.
F.r 81. ,nber Of Congress-. Third District,
CHESTER u. DARRALL.
E,r Slender NJ Congress, Fourth District
GEORGE l.. SMITH.
F.r Nembs. Of Congress. FIN District.
FRANK MOREY.
ISr BENDER Of Congress. S'1h District.
&. T.. NASH.
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Above low
'seiOw iiSh ~a.ep marx offa:a.
The Teupperature.

tho thermometer at Louis FrigerioA No.
50 Charities street, on October %, stood a.
follows; At 8 A. NJ, 640; at 2 P. H., 800;
at P. NJ, '5o. Lowest poips during the
night cf October q. $50.
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INIYED ~TATE. DISTRICT CVURT.
NNI1EU S1N1ES UHSz1 N1C1 OOC"1s
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ TT. NATTER OF MEYERS & LEV! TT AZ.
.s. Bloch Brothers, Bankrup:s.
In Eankvvptcy-Se. 1868.

y1-HEgEAS, JOSEPH BLOCH AND SIMON
firm OF Bloch Brothers, Of the state # Louis ana,
and district Aforesaid, duly DECLARED lalkTuvts
under the &C: OF Congress OF March 1867, have
discharge and tsrtifca e :hefeof from ali their
debts and other claims ssaT able under said act.
Notice 10 therefore gwen 70 all creditors who
in interest: that Sic sixteenth DAY Of November,
1874 at II h. NJ, is gned for the hearing of the
same and thec they may then and there attend
and show csuso il any they have. why the prayer
Of the said petition should net be granted; and
further no.ic. is given that the bankrupt will UNI
dsrgo al txamin alton before Register Kellogg ON
the fourteenth 6ay OF Eovember, A. d. 1874, at IL
A. ". at Ills office, Cu.tomhovse building Rev Or.
leans.
Clerks office, New Orleans, October p, 1874.
cc23 nos 10 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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Headquarters state Central EXECUTIVE
Committee Republican Party of Louisiana, New Or.
leans Louisiana. August 70, ls74-The committee
met pursuant to the call OF s. B. PACKARD. presi.
dent las pr. resolution Of state ConventiOnj, and
the following organization was effected. to W.T.:
President-S. &. PACKARD.
Vice Presidenf-JANES LEWIS
Eecretary-CHARLES HILL
Assistant Secretary--1. LAMAF1ERE.
Corresponding Secretary. Z. &. PlTk1So
Tyeasurer-B. =. JOUBER"
sUB-E1ECUTIvR COMMITTEE
B. PACKARD. Chairman x-offcio.
B. F. FLANDERS. JANIS +. CASkYo
B. F. JOuBERT. &. W. LOWELL,
MICHAEL HAHN, JAMES LONGSTREEco
JAMES LEWIS. &. G. ANTOINE
JOHN 3. HARRIS. T. T. ALLAINo
E. A. BRAY. r. RIARD.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
o. &, BLANDIN. Chairmane
B. !. JOyBERT. OK Offico.
c. F. IADD. r. B. STAMPS
L. DARRALL, JOHN GAIR.
P. b. s. PINCHBACS. WILLIAM r. LOAN.
J. L. HERWIGo ia. CAGB.
L. z. BENTLEY.
All communications must be addressed to s. 3.
Packard, president. New Orleans, Louisiana.
au30 CHARLES HILL. Secretary.
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CIRCUIT COURT OP THE UNITED
STATES
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
I'm Chancery-No, 9OsY.

FRANK n. AMES. TRUSTEE, VS.. NBw oRLRA ~ .
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company. William
Pitt Kellogg, trustee. and others.
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tn MEMBERS or THE BAR.

SRCOND DISTRICT COURT For TIKI PARISH
- Of Orleans~NOtce 10 hereby given to all
whom il may concern that the calling Of cases in
this court will be resumed on SATURDAY. Octebsg
81. 1874. at II A. NJ.
By order Of the Court.
oc28 St FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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New Orleans. October -, 1917 4.-FIEm
and after this date Mr.. X. Cham paign, Jr, " ne
only authorized collector for I he Ocean Saw slll
Oc2. l0t y. KEYES. General Superntedent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DHONOLEApIIY ......PHONOGEt NY.
The advertiser wishes TO form class .: young
men desirous OF learning the above art. MUNoONS
SYSTEM will be taught, in which the undersigned
has had experience able and succc ssful
teacher. For terms etc, address
ocI6 BLAKE FOSTYR at this Office
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BY B. II. d B. J. Montgomery.

HODEEHOID FURNITURE, CARPETS. mos
SAFES. ETC., AT AUCTION,
TRl.WEEKLY SALES.
RF II. n. q h. J.. MONTGOMERY.
ID B. N. Montgomery. Auctioneer, Once No. -
DAT And SATURDAY. commencing at eleven
O'Clock, as the!x auction soom corner Camp and
GKNRRAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
Terms-Cssh. mv1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONCE Firemen's Charitable AssociafiOB.
New Orleans October q, l874.-Boari of Delegates
special meeting, FRIDAY EVENING. october 30,
at seven O'Clock, in the Hall Of Louisiana Hose
Company. Business of the utmost Importance
will be transacted and every delegate is expected
to he present.
Oc28 81 &C FLANAGAN Secretary.
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DY NASH & HODGSON-w. 7. 'HODGSON
ID Auctioneer-Oftce No 5CarOndeiet street.-On
THURSDAY, October 29, 1874, at 1920 A. NJ, on the
premises, No. IS Camp street, between Commercial
Place and pOydras street, by order of the assignee
for account OF the estate Ct W. H. Henning i Co.,
in bankruptcy, at public auction, will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above first class
family grocery and lqnOI store, as per inventory
and cat alOgues
Terms Cash in United States treasury notes.
N. Z. Catalogues can be had from the auction
Ger thu lee days previous to the sale oca Il "A %
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liz GIVES IT Up.--Iast night Smith
asked Jones how it was that the city author
tiles furnished public gathering. in prl'
yate interest, with all the facilities to COM
plete mass meeting. Gas pipes, fixtures
and gas were supplied, and it looked, to
man up tree in Lafayette square, as If it
was all At the expense OF an empty CITY
treasury.
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ID Office No. as Exchange alley.-MONDAY. No
venber s. 1s74. at 10 A. NJ, will be sold at public
auction. at my Office, No. IS Exchange alley be.
tween Bienvls and Customhouse streets, by vir.
tue and i'll pursuance to an order from the Hon,
A. h. Tissot Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish o. Orleans, dated October %, 1874,
for account ~ the above successiGn-
One Gold Watch ast tAs1n, -"o rtngs Opera
Glass etc.
TeIms-CaeE. O, % nos
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By Nash & Hodgson.
INTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE.

FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES, WINES
iIQrOkS, WHISTLES, BRANDIES. CANNED
GOODS, ALES, LARGE VARIETY OF ENGLISH
AND FRENCH GOODS, GAS AND STORE FIX
TURES, SHELVING, COUNTERS. OFFuE
FURNITURE. WAGONS. HARNESS MULE
SCALES. Imply CROOKS. JARS, BOTTLES
kJ(
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AUCTION SALES.
By q. Do Feriet q Co.
DAILY CONTINUATION or SALE.

MAlOcHEE'S STOCK IN TRADR OF CROcHEEf.
WARE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF
EVERY KIND AT NO 8A CANAi. SCREkT
pY q: DE FERRET d CO.. ArcTIONEERS.
~ will continue to cell DAILY, beginning at 10
A the remaining stock Of NJ. P. Ma:ochee. at
No. 85 Canal street.
The sale is without reserve for east. oc22
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EY Placide J. Spear.

CORP WATCH AND CHAIN. TWO RINGS, OPERA
GLASS ETC.
So CtssSoN OF JOIN OLOGHLES.
.sc2nI rieslcs Court for The Parish Of Orleans
no. 81 45i.
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ESTATE OF William H. fIENNING i Co, Is
BANKRUPTCY.
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By O. Valeton.
MARIE ROSE NALBERNAC VS.. JEAvN EONSEH,
NKCR EFT ALS.
FOR 4 PARTITION,

Second District Court for the Parish OF Oyiean
No. 81 ,078,
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PoLIcE PAY FOR AUGrsr.-Treasnrer L.
A. Bray last evening began to pay the police
force tor the month of August. He paid
tho day men of the first, second, third and
fourth precinct, he will pay the night men
at noon today. The men of the fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth precincts, harbor. Car.
rollton and mounted will be paid tonight.
The men on night duty on the precincts just
mentioned will receive their pay Friday at
noon. The sum of money obtained was
sufficient to pay the entire force for the
month Of August. Before the middle of
November there will, probably. be enough
money on hand to settle nearly ak claims.
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DELINQUENT CITY TAXPAYERS. Look
CUT.-It is solemnly limited that nextmonth
a very sharp stick will stir up delinquent
taxpayers. The aforesaid stick will doubt.
less be composed of an existing law apple
cable to the occasion. The delinquents
generally are those who own large ana valu'
able properties. Small owners. az q rule.
have thelg receipts.
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A MAN WITHOUT A NAME.-A person does
no. care to see his name paraded az loser
of money yesterday caused the arrest, in
the first precinct, Of Sally Woelper and
Mary Sproule because he believes they stole
SOB from him under peculiar circum.
stances.
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BY Hoey & O'Connor.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LAUREL STREET.
JOHN FAECHEB Us. CAROLINE FAECHER EFT
AIS.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms Stnte Central Executive Com.
mittee OF the Republican Party. State Of Louisi.
ana New Orleans October 49, 1874. THE parish com.
mitt4es who have not already done must send the
names Of parish nominees TO the president Of the
State committee at once in order that the tick etc
NAV be printed and sent out.
s B. PACKARD. President.
CHARLES Hill. Secretary. Oc2O
Rally, Rally, Rally.-Headausrters Seventh
Radical Republican Independent Club. New Or.
are hereby notified TO attend grand mass meet.
il g. to be held THIS EVENING. at halfpast seven
O'Clock. sharp. at their hall. eituated Ur9uhart
street, between Annette snd st. Bernard Able
walkers will! address the meeting. The Rspub.
lcans of The eighth and ninth wards are respect.
fully invited to attend Come one. come ALL
J. l. DCPARTo President.
4. A. nYRIs Assistant Secretary. oc29lts
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Republican Parish Executive Committee
Parish of Orleans.

4. N. QrErP Secretary. jyl
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DANIEL. SCtJIiY. Secretary,
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SALE * ORDER OF THE ASS1GNEE-WYTHOu
RESERVE, AT AUCTION.
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BURNING GRoCERY.-Between three
and four o'clock Yesterday morning firemen
were called to the corner of Roman and
Bienville streets, as the grocery of Bernard
Lacome was on fire. The building is a two.
story brick. and was partly destroyed. with
a loss of $1,000. The groceries were entirely
ruined; insured in the Merchants office for
$1,000. Circumstances were 40 suspicious
that Lacome and his clerk, B. j. Pierre.
were arres led, charged with arson. The
building is owned by Mr.. Bonda.
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meeting of the Republicans OF the first
ward, presided over by Joseph Harris reso-
lut,ons were unanimously adopted ratifylng
the parish and State ticket and endorsing
the action of the delegates of this ward in
having nominated j. Langles for Senator
and w. Thompson and w. Mccain for
members of the House Of Representatives.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. w.
Thompson, j. Langles. J. }. Ambrose and
others.
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FREE READING ROOM.


Enough funds have been subscribed and
reading matter contributed to warrant the
opening of Il free reading room. Two
rooms in Mr.. Hills photograph gallery
have been secured in which the room will
be opened next Saturday. 1t will be kept
open every day until ten o'clock in the
evening, and on Sunday afternoons until
the beginning of evening services at the
churches. A desk will be provided fo1
persons who may wish to write. AMONG
the publications on hand will be St. Paul
and Minneapolis dailies; the local papers
papers from other States; all the leading
magazines, including Harper, Atlantic
Littelps Living Age and Scribner; the il.
Illustrated papers; German papers, etc. The
room is open to everybody, and all are in.
vited to avail themselves of it. Those who
have agreed to furnish reading matter will
please send it Immediately to 4Iilps gallery
Much credit is due Mrs. Prot. Moore and
Mrs. H. P. Bennett, the committee appoint.
ed by the Ladies League, fer their earnest
ness and perseverance in making this enter.
prise success.
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LOCAL NEWS
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PREsBYrERlAN.-(Church on Richmond avenue
Services every Sabbath at l0A a. m. and 81 D. H.
sabbath School at II m. Wednesday evening lex
ture and prayer meeting at s! O'Clock. Pews fire.
and strangers invited.
g ErIscoPAL-(St. Johns Church, in Lower Town.
services every Sabbath at 100 a. III. and II D. H.
Sunday School at - M Evening prayer neetin.
fridays At O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers, Rector
METHoD1sr.-(C hnAh corner Washington ave
and Chapel street9 Services every Sabbath at To-
a. N. and u pm. Sunday School at y p. III. Rev
T. LewtOn, Pastor.
~CoNeREaArioNAL.-( Church south of Ravint
orlugel Pulpit vacant Sunday School at II M
prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings ut o'clock
, hArTsT.7Church near second Ravine bridge
services every Sabbath at l0a a. H. and O'Clock p
M. frayer meeting on Thursday evenings ut S
O'Clock Seats free and all are welcome. Rev. W. f.
Stanley, Pastor Sunday School at II III.
CATHOLIC Church of Immaculate Conception
st. Germain Street) Pastor Rev. Benedict Hand
Y. >. b. Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, O. S. B.
services, week days at a: NJ: Sundays First Mass
It a. M; High Mass and sermon at 10 Il. M; Yes
pers at p. M Cathechetical instruction at D. H.
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

On the fourth page is published the
premium list and rules and regulations 70,
the county fair to be held at this place Sep.
TENDER 18th, 10th and 18th. As will be
seen, the premiums offered are very liberal
nearly double those offered last year. The
farmers should turn out en- masse, and at.
tend the fair. Every farmer and every far.
mer's wife should enter something for q
premium. Make the fair complete sue,
cess.
The annual address will be delivered by
the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly and an ad-
dress in German will be delivered by Prof
P. E. Kaiser.
The price of admission has been placed
very low, only 20 cents. Family tickets,
good for the three days Of the fair, will be
issued to members of the Society for SO
cents
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ST. CLOUD.
As Seen by Minneapolis Eyes.

Special Correspondence Minneapolis Tribune.
St. Cloud, situated on the Mississippi
river one mile below Sank Rapids, is a
beautiful town of about three thousand in
habitants, and has the finest settled up
farming country around it and to support
it of any place of its size in the State The
fine agricultural country back of it, and the
extensive water power Of Sank Rapids
when mproved-make the foundation for
large and aourishing town in the not far
future. When the large stone dam across
the river at the rapids, half built already,
is completed, the manufacturing interests,
that help SO much to build up place, will
develop speedily. Already they have here
two large saw mills, one grist mill, two ex-
tensive door, sash and blind, one wagon
and one furniture manufacturing establish
ment, besides those of less Importance.
From the appearance of the stores, and
the large assortment of goods, the mer-
chants here must be doing good business.
There are good many improvements 60
ing on that show prosperity. One beauti-
full Union school building that cost twenty
thousand dollars, and five fine little church.
es, with good many private residences
that attract the eye of stranger.
The State Normal School that cost $780,
900, and that the citizens take a just pride
in, is worthy of more than brief mention.
1t is beautiful building, and makes fine
appearance from its commanding situation.
The foundation is of granite, and the SUPER
structure Of cream-colored brick-both
brick and stone were obtained here. The
grounds; are fine and contain about six
acres. find in the St. Cloud JOURNAL of
July %, better desert ption of the building
than I could give, and here it is: 1.-THE des-
cription is omitted, as it has already been
furnished to our readers.-ED1roR Jour.
| NAL.
You know, Mr.. Editor, that George
Washington and I never could tell lie
"He..did it with his little hatchet and Twill
do it with my little pen. St. Cloud needs
a good hotel. No improvement she could
make would benefit her so much as to build
good first class hotel. The Central
House has outlived its usefulness. Mr.. J.
E. Hayward, the proprietor, is pleasant,
genial gentleman and gets up good meal
and keeps as good house as any one could
in the old building. I repeat it, St. Cloud
needs new hotel, and her business men
! would do very we'll to consider this matter
In conclusion, Mr.. Tribune, if you ever
meet w. B. Mitchell, editor of St. Cloud
JOURNAL, J. E. West, George S. Spencer,
or J. G. Smith, the banker, in Minneapolis,
treat them kindly and give them the best
you have in the cupboard for favors shown
to poor ROVER.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-08-27

HE Hastings Union learns that
MIR. Oliver Dalrymple had four hun
dred acres of Odessa wheat damaged
sufficiently by the rust to make it ell
tirely worthless, and that he abandon
ed the harvesting. 1t states that Mr..
Dalrymple was among the first to in
troduce this species of wheat, and
through him many farmers sustained
much loss last year.
The St. Charles Times speaks of
several instances in that vicinity in
which the Odessa wheat proved a
tailure-so much so that it was not
worth cutting.
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For groceries, 60 to Boyd's.
MARKETS.

ST. CLOUD, Aug. 81, 1874.
Wheat has declined to: No. l 72c; No.
&c; No. SIC.
Flour-XXXX SIS SO O. Sc 90. xxx
SIS 90 O. SIS so. XXX 81 90 "a 81 SO per
barrel.
Oats-40c @50c.
Corn-75@75c.
Feed-S1 IS a. 50 90 per cwt.
Cornmeal-2 90 per cwt.
Shorts-S1 90 per cwt.
Bran-SS 90 per ton; 40c per cwt.
Eggs-29c.
Butter-l5c g. zoe.
Potatoes-60c a. zoe.
Onions-sl 90 G 81 40 per bu.
Honey-20c a. 25c per tb.
Beans 81 90 O. 50 90 per bu.
Cheese-l5c G. zoe.
Hays 90 G. Sc 90 per ton.
Country Hams-10c @123c per tb.
Sugar Cured Hams-20c.
Dried Beef-20c.
Wool-Fleece washed, 33c @ BIC.
Tub washed, 35c a. CSC.
Unwashed, zoe O. 23c.
Beef-On foot, &c a. &c; retailing 7c g.
123c per 1b.
Veal-7c dressed; retailing 10c a. 122c
per tb.
Mutton-On foot, Sc retailing 7@121c
per 1b.
Pork-6c dressed; retailing Sc a. 124c
per tb.
Chickens-10c g. 12c per tb.
Mess Pork-$20 90 per barrel.
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Jos. Edelbrock has large assortment Of
ladies' shawls which he will sell at cost tn
close out the stock. Also, an immense
stock Of hats, caps and clothing which will
be sold at prices to suit the times. These
are new and good goods, and at the prices
offer chances for great bargains. Call at
Edelbrock's before buying elsewhere.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-08-27
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

On Saturday evening, July 18th, the
church at St. Augusta was struck by light
ing. The building had been rodded by
N. Van Loon early in the season, and
since that time we have built up the tower
% feet above the main roof, leaving the part
rodded twenty-eight feet lower than the
tower. The bolt came from the west-the
tower facing the current and being in it's
course passed through the towerin the
direction of the lightning rod, which receiv-
ed the whole charge and conveyed it safely
to the earth. But for the rods the building
would, without doubt, have been demolish-
ed.
We, the undersigned, cheerfuly recon-
mended the Cable rods, put up by Mr.. N.
VanLoon, to the people, as the very best
protection against lightning that can be OBJ
tanned. REV. VOL. STIMLER.
F. GoERNER,
B. ME1sRAN,
L. K1FFME1ER, A4us'ees'
H. BEUNER.
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The Fancics of the Sick.

diseased imagination is the usual concomitant
Of torpid stomach. There is no complaint to
which humanity is subject which the dyspeptic
does not at different times suppose that he has or
is about to have. The only way to disabuse the
sufferers mind Of these fancics, which are realities
to him. is to infuse life and vgor into his digestive
organs, and the most potent preparation for this
purpose is Hostetters Stomach Bitters There is no
er or disorder of the bowels, consequent upon ipdi-
gestion, for which it is not an absolute specific,
During the twenty-five years that it has been tho
Of dyspeptics have recovered their health and the
capacity to enjoy life by the sole aid of this
wholesome and searching vegetable preparation.
dy for lassitude debility; nervousness and morbid
ianeies, there has never been anything comparable
to It In any age or country. :, aug6
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SAMUEL STONE, of Rochester, did
it with his wife's little red shawl
He discovered a railroad bridge to be
on fire, and after drawing water and
putting out the fire, he took the shawl
and met an approaching train, which
being behind time, was dashing along
at rapid speed. He signaled the
engineer, and the train was stopped
in time to save the loss Of life an(
property. One end Of the bridge hat
been burned away.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BARLEY.

j. w. Teuvoorde will pay the highest,
market price for all the barley there is in
the country. Farmers will do we'll to call
on him before disposing of their barley.
He is also paying the highest price for
wheat, oats and farmers produce of all
kinds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-08-27
CARD OF THANKS.

The Dramatic and Literary Association
desire to return their sincere thanks to the
ladies who assisted them in the getting up
Of their festival. Also, to Prof. Rbys and
Fuller, and Messrs. Robbers and Rhodes &
Spencer. All those who attended the festi-
val will please accept thanks, and remem-
Der that the Association will soon give an
entertainment.
0. II. J. BRIGGS, Secretary,