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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-30

thoughtless man spoils his in two. His intelligent
and tasteful wife whose butter and bread luxur
les, dresses herself aud daughters Handsomely In
prints while the envious and ignorant is but car
feature Of fashion, with all her aowers dounces
and furbelows Of silk to be yet paid for out of the
crop yet unsowed This intelligent farmer IL called
from his pillow to sit in tho councils Of the State
while the uneducated, without any one master in
this free country. Is victmized by every new pat
ent, travelling machine man and politician.
But with our common schools In every neighbor-
hood, agricultural colleges, our newspapers and
books of instruction, why shall not every farmer
be q thoughtful man, every family homo circle
of refinement, every farm model Of neat
ness and thrift, and our whole nation present
the complete ideal Of a peaceful, industrious and
contented people, in which even tho flowers and
the cattle In the field shall participate? May the
good day be hasened by our service, and In It may
we And our reward.
The race for green horses came off
Wednesday forenoon. The entries were
L. B. Easton-Red Eagle Gertrude.
w. s. Newell-Clearwater Girl.
J.R. Boyd-Jennie.
G. r. Beal-Fremont Girl.
The judges were G. Bowman, John
Townsend and w. Lowden.
Clearwater Girl took the first heat in
1920, and the second in $40, winning the
race and $40, Fremont City taking second
money, SIS.
In the afternoon the 500 running race
came off. The entries we're:
0. F. Carver-Fitzallen.
Johnny Observation-Disclosures.
George Noyes-Wild Jake.
Red Bird was not entered, for the reason,
as Is said, that there was something the
matter with one of his feet.
Judges-T. F. Cowing, DIR. Parker and
John Douglas.
Both heats were easily won by Fitzallen,
who did just work enough to keep length
or two ahead of Pocahontas. The first
heat was 2:o2, the second POS. Pocahon.
tas was second; Jake third.
The fair ended yesterday, to all intents
and purposes. A rain set in this morning
and continued during the day, with inter,
walls of sunshine. The blowing match did
not come off; the big trotting race did not
come off; and nobody went to the grounds.
This bad day, and Yesterdays chilliness,
operated sadly against the success of the
fair.
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The Republicans of Morrison County
have made the following nominations:
Treasurer Jonathan Taylor.
SherW-John Gorst.
Attorney-W. G. Woodruff.
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The First Division.
OF THE :.
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Summer limo Table.


ST. PAUL AND ST. c1ouD.-aoNe NORTH
Leave St. Paul $50 A. N. ATOP. N
Arrive At St. Cloud 2:O5 P. M. 8:2OP. NJ
Leave St. Cloud 2:3OP.M.
St. 10 3:O5 P. N.
Arrive at Melrose 4:5O IN.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose 9:15 A. N.
e." St. 10 11:l5A IN.
Arrive at St. Cloud 1885 An.
Leave St. Cloud 1905 P. NJ. 7:20 A. M.
Arrive at St. Paul 4:53 P. NJ. HOS A. M.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 700 A. NJ.
Arrives at Sank Rapids $50 P. N.
Cumming time, 10 minutes).
]. 81. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt.
E. G. SEWALL, Supt.
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"A certain milkman in this vicinity
was observed the other day to tie his horse,
look carefully around to see if any person
was watching and then go to work and
milk strange COW The old fellow doesn't
like to be idling any Of his time away.
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NEW ARRIVAL

Just received, full stock Of millinery
and ladies' fancy goods. A splendid as
sortment of hats and bonnets, latest fall
and winter styles flowers of all kinds
plumes, from the smallest tip to the larges,
size; embroideries, kid gloves, neckties,
collars, cuffs, corseta, felt skirts, scarfs, ETC.
A large stock of real hair switches and
curls. A full line of zephyr worsted and
Germantown yarns. An elegant assert.
ment ofjewelry. All of these goods will
be sold very cheap.
H. OTTENSMEYER,
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Mr.. Cans was declared the nominee
He returned thanks and pledged himself
to do his duty faithfully.
B. Vossberg moved that John Zapp be
nominated for Register Of Deeds by accla
nation. Mr.. Zapp was unanimously sc
nominated. and he returned thanks.
On motion of A. Libby George Geisse
was unanimously nominated by acclama.
ton for Sheriff, and George also made lit
tie speech of thanks.
A ballot was then taken for a candidate
for Judge of Probate, resulting As follows
P.Bnck......."...........
II. A. EVans.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. {
+. l.. GregorY................ ...............
Mr.. Brick was declared the nominee and
was duly thankful.
Somebody moved to proceed to nomin-
ate candidate for County Attorney.
Max Gaspard wanted him nominated BY
reclamation.
! John Hammered ahouted for ballot.
Max backed his side up with motion
to reclamation the thing. He didn't want
any Republican nominated in this Conven-
ton.
Hammered wanted to know if this wasn't
Democratic Republican Convention?
Gaspard lodged this sockdolager, and
insisted upon vote. Two OF three votes
were taken amid . general fire back and
forward between Gaspard and Hammered,
each putting in his best oratorical ticks and
nobody paying much attention to either.
No result was reached, until Hammered
moved to wipe out all the motions that b ad
been made, begin over again and ballot for
candidate. The Chair-who kept his
wits pretty well about him in the midst OF
the confusion-declared the motion carried.
A delegate from the rural district thereup-
on arose to inquire "who ruled this Con-
vention-one man or the majority" This
| thrilling conundrum remained unanswer-
ed, and the anxious delegate was finally
| compelled to squat without obtaining the de-
sired information.
The ballot stood:
l.. w. Collins. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .46
Oscar Taylor. ..l5
.......
Capt. Collins expressed his gratitude for
this compliment at the hands Of Demo-
cratic Convention, and pledged himself to
discharge the duties of the Office in man.
ner satisfactory to the people.
B. Vossberg moved that NJ. P. Noel be
nominated by reclamation for County Sur.
veyor. Upon being nominated unanimous.
ly, Mr.. Noel said that he "belieyed there
was no misunderstanding this time as to
who was nominated" (This little allusiou
to two years ago brought down the house
At that time Mr.. Noel was a candi-
date, and when the result of the vote was
declared rose to return thanks and ad POI
pretty well along with his speech before q
vigorous Juggling at his coat-tails BY dozen
bystanders succeededin getting hiss attention
sufficiently to enable them to inform him
thatit was'tother fellow Who had been nomi.
mated. Mr.. n wss-vell, not to put too fne
spoint on the thing-nad; end he JUS
sailed into the o>nvss, snd vss slected b,
rousinc msjority.) fhsrs bein: no mi.
tsks this time, no returned kis thank,.
B. Vossbsrs moved that Barney .O9er.
beck b noninsted by aeelamation for Cor
onR. - :"
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"A party Of young men just from the
East left Fergus Falls Wednesday afternoon
ON hunting expedition. Losing their
way, darkness closed in on them, and soon
they were startled by the dread sound Of
Indians. Their dog, with : message tied
TO his collar, made his way to town, and
the next morning rescuing party, headed
BY the Bloody scalp-Snatcher of the Prai-
ries alias Jim Bell, went fearlessly forth
and found the beleagured youths in has
tily-constructed sod fort, six miles from
Fergus Falls, where they were still lying
in fear of the savages, which turned out to
be Wild geese congregated on lake near
by. This is the sum and substance of what
the advocate has to say about it.
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Go to Mrs. Thomas's to buy your mil.
linery goods. Her assortment is good, and
she sells cheaper than ever.
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THIRD COMMISSIONER DISTRICT.

THIRD COMMISSIONER DISTRICT.
The delegates for the Third Commission
er District met in the County Auditor
office to nominate a candidate for Com
missioner. John Winter was chosen
Chairman and N. Johannas Secretary.
The ballot taken stood:
Peter Hahn.
V. Engelhardt .......................... 3
Mr.. Hahn returned thanks, and said that
he should discharge the duties of his Of
nee ITO the best of his knowledge and be-
lief"
Adjourned.
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CITY COUNCIL.
ST.. CLOUD, Sept, q. 1875

O~~~SD3 ~SPs' ~ Ao'Os
REGULAR MEETNG.-Pesent: Aid.
J.. G. Smith President, Bennett, Clark,
Dam, Edelbrock, Mcclure, Owen, Powell,
Scherer, and Wilson.
Minutes Of last meeting read and APPROX
ed.
Petition of E. B. Strong and ten others
asking an appropriation to repair the foot
bridge across the ravine at the foot of
Wells Avenue, was presented and read.
Referred to Committee on Streets and AL
leys with power to act.
Opinion Of City Attorney Collins, relat-
ing to q deed of lot two in block sixty-three
in St. Cloud city, Curtiss survey was read,
placed on file, and the City Clerk directed
tesjssue deed for said lot.
Monthly report Of Justice Barnes was
read and ordered placed on file.
The pay roll for the month of Septem-
Der, $155.S3, was presented by the City
Clerk. On motion the Clerk was directed
to draw orders for the amounts.
The Committee on Claims and Accounts
reported in favor of paying the following
bills:
G. F.&. W. Powell, for spikes, etc.
$25.62.
L. Enderle, fol. room in which to hold
special election, SIS.
W.. L. Rosenberger, Stationery, $470.
M. P. N DEL, for making survey and plan
of sewer, SIS.
M. steinbauer, one days service as po-
liceman, $1.67.
J. w. Tenvoorde, sundries furnished
Little Giant Engine Company, $3.05.
George Geissel, board of prisoners, 1866.
George Geissel, blacksmith work on fire
engine, $3.50.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys to
whom was referred the bill of Street Com
missioner, reported that they had examined
the same and found it correct. Report &C.
cepted and Clerk directed to draw order for
balance due, $4,000.
The following bills were presented and
under suspension Of the rules ordered to
be paid:
J. w. Tenvoorde, sundries furnished
Little Giant Engine Company, up to Sept.
9Th, $2.65.
Clark & Mcclure, lumber, $7S.79.
The Committee on Ways and Means, TO
whom was referred the City Clerks esti-
mate of city expenses for the ensuing year,
on which to base the city tag, reported in
favor of levying tax sufficient to pay the
interestJn 81 900 of right of way bonds,
and 1000 principal and 500 interest on
fire engine bonds. After considerable dis
cussion, the report was adopted, tho Com
mittee asking further time in which to re-
port the amount necessary to be raised for
city revenue, which was granted until
"Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th, 1875.
Mr.W. Nixon appeared before the Coun-
Gil and complained that the sidewalk in
front Of his premises on Wells Avenue
would be greatly damaged by the laying of
plank thereon, as ordered by the Council
at previous meeting, and requested that
the said order be countermanded. On mo-
ton the matter was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys.
Adjourned until Wednesday evening,
October 18th.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

For new stove or any kitchen goods
you can save money by going to A. K.
Pruden, Third street, St. Paul.
Specialties-Doty Washers, Sweet Home
Ranges, Green-wire Flower Stands, and
Woodruf7s patent Earth Closets,
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THE LARGEST DISPLAY.

Of cooking and heating stoves and ranges
can be seen at Rosenberger Bros, and will
be sold cheap for cash,
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PERSONALS had a pleasant call Sat-
urday from Mr.. w. W. Hartley, editor of
the Brainerd 1'f6ums, who had come down
to attend the Republican District Conven-
ton at Sank Rapids.
Mr.. VIM Holes, who went to England
in July, returned home Saturday. He was
not all pleased with the climate over there,
and shortened up his visit considerably in
order to get breath of Minnesota air
again.
Mr.. James Colgrove, of Clearwater, CALL
ed Monday.
Mr.. Ans. Northup, Of Duluth, one of
the oldest settlers in the State, was in town
this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Hilton started yesterday
for Duluth, where he will be located for
the coming year.
Judge McKelvy goes to Alexandria to
hold term of the District Court beginning
next Tuesday.
Mr.. H: B. Dickinson, of St. Louis, is in
the city, the guest Of Mr.. G. Bridgman.
Mr.. c. R. Mckinney, editor Of the Press,
started for La Crosse Friday, returning
Tuesday with his wife, who had been alb
sent some time on a visit.
Mr.. r. NJ. Russell, who is now travelling
for the crockery house of Foss & Benton,
Minneapolis, was in the city yesterday. He
took in the best that the West House had
to offer.
Messrs. E. Meagher, of Raymond, and E.
Knudson, of North Fork, favored us with a
call Monday.
Mr.. J. H. Kelly, of Minneapolis, is in
the city to-day.
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Prescriptions previously filled by c
F. VanMaanen will be re-illed by Rhodes
& Spencer. ,.
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Sheet wax, for making flowers, for
sale at Rosenbergers book store.
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TO THE VOTERS.

I hereby announce myself as an indie.
pendent candidate for the Office of Treas.
urer, of Stearns County, and solicit your
votes. J. A. MOOSBRUGGER,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums Of 5000, $500, $500 and $500
on three to five years. time, on real estat,
farm security, by
BANK OF ST.. CLOUD,
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Losr.-Between DR.. A. E. Senkler's res
idence and Mr.. Enderle's brewery, white
and black striped wooden shawl. Anyone
leaving it at G. Schulten's drug store will
be suitably rewarded. 80
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See the advertisement of w. H. Chick
q Co., Wanted: Agents" on the outside of
this weeks paper. They manufacture some
Of the beet-selling articles in the market
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The West House has a handsome new
sign up. 1t is an ornament to the house
and q, credit to Hines, the painter.
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e. Curtis has large stock of fresh
family groceries which he is selling as low
.s the lowest. Call and see and satisfy
Yourselves,
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Another arrival of fall and winter
clothing and furnishing goods at n. T..
Mitehell's clothing store, with more on the
Way.
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Mrs. May Marston had slim audiences
at her lectures Thursday and Friday
nights.
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The eociable of the Congregational
society will meet with Mrs. Judge Evans
on Friday evening. All are cordially in
vited. -
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Call at d. z. Mitchelps clothing store
and gee line Of the best and most st lish
beaver-cloth overcoats ever brought to
this market.
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The editor Of the Monticello Times
"begins to suspect that the Minneapolis
folks care nothing about the project for
navigation of the upper river, except as it
enables them to get appropriations from
the government for the improvement and
preservation of their water power" A
good many folks up this way take about
the same view of the matter.
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New styles of clothing just received al
Il. z. Mitchelrs. Big stock-low prices
splendid fits.
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Two agricultural implement men had
fistic tilt at the fair grounds yesterday.
Nobody much hurt.
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Dennis has just received fresh stock
ofthe choicest confectionery and is prepared
to compete with any house in the city.
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More fresh oysters next Saturday al
DENN1s's.
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Yesterday Mr.. E. Robertson's little
girl thrust plum stone up one of her nos
trils, and the assistance of surgeon was
necessary in order to remove 1t.
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s~Do you ,oa'at jirst-clcss sesosr'g
machine for sothingt # so, read DIR
premium ctsr on tie fourth page,
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Sheriff Geisseps denomination Mon
day was endorsed by Mrs. G. the same day
1t is girl.
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% Z No1sHa11I VI CIe tOWn OF Nay
mond, had his collar bone and two ribs
broken by threshing machine accident.
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See advertisement Of auction sale Of
pianos and organs.
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"A lot of fall styles Of caps-very nobby
received yesterday at H. q. Mitchelps.
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-Messrs. White & Pendergast last week
started drove of two hundred and forty
cattle to Fort Garry, in charge of Mr.. H.
A. Mayo.-.Sauk Centre Herald.
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There doesn't seem to be anything
particularly startling about Oscar Taylors
popularity in the Democratic party. Fit.
teen votes out of sixty-threei
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The best and cheapest green apples in
he market at s. II. Parsonss.
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Grapes, sweet potatoes and California
pears received daily by express at
8. 81. PARsoNs's,
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The hat you have been looking for il
at n. 2. NitchelYe
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Remember that groceries are sold as
cheap as ever at
S. n. PA2sONs's.
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New goods just arrived at Tenvoorde's,
going off At low fguress
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10 THE LADIES'.

Call and see those Highland Plaid suis
ings at -.
TNvooaDIs
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Secondhand heating stoves at
.,,>,.f... RosENBERaER Bros.
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For REET.-A large and comfortable
dwelling house on Welles avenue. Inquire
at this Office,
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TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this Office.
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JURY LIST.

The following is a list of the grand and
petit jurors drawn for the December term of
the District Court:
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AThe Circulation OF Tho Journal 10
DOUBLE that Of any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should remember this. AZ
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Mr.. F. n. Dam is building an addition
ASKS feet, to his planning mill. The lowe,
story viii be used for storing planed luu,'
Der and the upper for sash, etc.
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"A telegram from Monticello, just re-
ceived a. We go to press, states that the pre-
liminary examination. of II. L. Gordon for
the shooting of Desmond is progressing
satisfactorily and will probably occupy
three days. Desmond is better.
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Yesterday Afternoon daughter of Mr..
J.G. Huber, while getting out of wagon
in which she had just returned from the
fair grounds, fell and broke her arm.
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FINANCIAL,
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling SLIP
Foreign exchange
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe, $22.5O
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1T has been decided to have the seryi.
ces in connection with the Benediction Of
the lately appointed Abbot Edelbrock a,
the Church of the Immaculate Conception
in this city, Sunday, October 24th. There
will undoubtedly be large attendance.
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The Democratic Republican Conven-
tion for the I'd District of Stearns county
will be held At Albany Oct. 9Th. The Con.
vention for the Sd District will be held at
P. Eommeps, Rockville, October 18th.
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Tuesday forenoon, Clinton spicer, son
of Mr.. D. 81. spicer shot himself, accident.
ally with small pocket pistol. At reces.
he had been searching for squirrels t.
shoot, in the vicinity of the Normal build
ing. School was called and he went in
without taking the cartridge from the pis
toll. He undertook to remove it while in
his seat, when the cartridge was exploded
the ball cutting the little finger of his left
hand and entering his left thigh, where i,
still remains, as it is thought by the sur.
geon that it will do less harm than much
probing would do. It is probable tina,
boys never will learn that . pistol is .
thing to b. let severely alone.
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Official Paper Of the City.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given to the Republican voters
ofthe Third Legislative District, in the County OF
Stearns, that there will be Republican Conven-
ton held at Cold Springs, Tuesday, October 18th
at O'Clock P. H., for the purpose of nominating
Representative to tho Legislature for said District
and to transact such other business a. may come
before the netting
K W o66FFE9oD'} Committee.
Prof D. L. K1ehle will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at 1O}
o'clock A. M.
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Board of Education meeting next
Monday evening. County Commissioners
Tuesday.
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Great Western Well Anger Co.,

DO not fail to go to n. 2. Mitchelps
and examine his new stock of furnishing
goods, just received. II is the incest and
most complete assortment in the city. Find
everything you want, and cheap too.
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sAAV AAbtIACt OOuIL.
PETIT JURORS.
J. R. Boynton. William P. Cox.
| i. deaton. John Becker.
Auo"lg Robbers. James Egan.
m1cneaI Lair. Matthias Ahles.
JULIUS beher. Peter Lommel.
Nicholas Rossier. Isidor bermiller.
ferdlnand Borgmann. Ferdidand Hartman.
John Brakfeld. Matthias Hemisch-
Archy Kennedy. Patrick Cavenough.
henry dusmann. Peter Rothstein.
john WelllVer. Bernerd Murphy.
JOS Hall. ]. Britten.
GRAND JURORS.
Nicholaus Rausch. Nicho las Lauermann.
H. Borgerding. T. Halverson.
". d. blalsdeu. L. Boardman.
B. Pirz. JR Bennett
William schafter. Peter Gilley.
James L. Gray. WA. Stephenson.
Fritz Lemke. Joseph Martealer, St.
Alexander Stewart. George Arnold.
Dominic Galema- William Krugel.
John Winter, Fred. Goenner.
Reuben Corbett. J. Eberspacker.
Cassius Sprague,