St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume], March 04, 1858, Image 1

About St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858

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SAINT CLOTTD VISITER
TER.MS .—Two do!'..'.i'» pe
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t'.rec months
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one voir....
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N B. Doors and ,-a-di for SR}^, at my
Manufactory, on First street, near the
Steams House.
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MEXDEXHALL,
N KAPOL1R, M.
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3tor^ Doors, (ir.ular or Gothic Head srV
Blind? and l/'rair.:-, or euv other desired
patU-rit mado to order at fhott notice
SCi'n dried l-n-.slier constantly on hand.
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HE'NR McKENTV
Dealer in Real listate
Minnesota. 14-tf.
NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE
be bought elsewhere in the unner country,
I E I E
subscriber at th*ir kiln in
Gland.
A. SMITH & CO
FOB SALE,
A few choice lots in the original town
of St. Cloud. Price, from $250 rm
$3,000.
L»i d» fer a&le in the vicinity of Min
neapolis, near the Bfailroad me by
1
W W I I ~T ill" •iii^^Hirirm.rr.i ,»M,i,il,i,„,,Milil,,i,iiiiim^
STEARIN'S HOUSE.
is NEW NO BRAtPTfPUI. HOTEL 19 SIT
al«J Hjmn the bluff tprt «.lmvy iha F.«wor F*MV ii
O'e tOvv.i ftf Sn'iU Olr.ii). coaijn.'Uldlnif rru of the
p.u'wt i• •*.«UiV.!:u..! Uii.int vietv-s onthe Mt»si9h'pl ftiv
cr.—lihii* k-'.»?n-om ic-Oi( only a low •..• itt.-s. .mci lis.
prof.riotor nwirfsi "I! who rnuy vi«U Oi.s !•»-•», tliit
hry shitli On. it ••'.•.- i, R}I rcspwfs —and "hut lii
Uilj'.e Jhft!'cd tain overv A I :'.nvi lovm-v WI ji QBI
b* obtained t«irh Rf in •ti--:i-i .-. ,?M below.' rtta lii» In
enUon nln ••.•» to .-.() :..'io tbo-e '.-.*)toi as firs! class
horel In ».•••.-r', ivipet:.-
O STEARNS.
N.
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2.001 OfFico o-i River Street, opposite the Ferry,
I S A 1 N r. 0 i. !.
0 0 I A! pc-s hs'ri!".'to luverf ii [A.HIS or Toxn prop
,-s' "r!v parr ot M.c nouvrtry wl.iehi uu«ui*pt«3cd
•n iv !j,-)oi-t:i'-l.Vs by I.I
Pr iwrlv tbrRile tf»e re
r'-' 'iiuv*. •or.i.si)uv, ^riuf11:
i-v i« trl tNi part 11-e i"i':i
r,-tty !«?.'! l.v :"i'cro.J to the
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J. W1 PON M'nn«»«i
KAIJ .OAO
I.. W11.HON, Sf.. Cloud.
•ounseHorsafT.awar.dGcr.crai Anents.
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He has made arrangements 'to be con- main trunk rail
siantly supplied by ?.n agent, on the river1
below, and will supply those in want of
the above articles, cheaper for the cash,!
than at any other establishment in this I
vi
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he subscriber ias just received a large in a few years, and tiiere is every reason
stock of to believe that a railroad will be built by
a a means of the iec-:-m land grant on the
which he ofter- for sale cheaper than can
E a id of
a a
a a ie
but the a.i
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the simp
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inn:l
car .1
vjn»l. it.- utv1*iuijrnel.
Hii'tfonT. S?. C!o'il.
.an rV! Iv^t pnvina
•v iliui H'iuJan of ivhten
vr.
SMITH
VIITH.
MIFiLE LAO.
N. SM(TH.
rorcMhi
tv R. A.
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ON &, A LI)EN
REAL ESTATE, A5TO 6KNEHAI
!.n.J M« l.'"«.ned on
r-v!.,' Sajn'. cioud.Min
RANKLfN srssov.
if. 11ARRETT.
Cioil Engineer $' Snrveyo
r.u RJV.M ytrooi Lower St. ("."iv.'
Surveyed F.HII Is. at..
".ortliiirn Minnesota
ul at tin O
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H'V ^'fRViovoii st ci\u. KSoiNi:i n,
I rot riV.H' inforni iiic 'tiior.* ol St. CI'Mi.l
Ur|jO{ c:i!.-7-a.iy U.at !.'• \l-jll prpmptly|»i\ fiir,!:
:i'i ti -.''. busiiifsj .--ntruiuedcu liis cui-f. Oitise
r«s.'Jeai:e, OH Tnir Av«r,u». Low,-!
iwiiSOlSS. & O O N Bible-readin on for some
O the 'Oi! of a a his mother
and his brother Joiin left Nov.- York
for a a a arrived on the
12i.h or 13th. His mother having
been exposed to the contagion of
smail pox immeaiatel before a in
home abstained from seeing him fori
and Morto in constant attend
a upon him to the end.
S a 0
from th
a
L'loml,
JAMES F. KENNEDY.
little
nur-t
him
from
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wenivlfireccnts per a a
LOUD.
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Great Chance for laves ment/!.'
.!.' E
MTR.^ISSIPPI!!!
Navigation
Mast .S'aint i.'
of Stsamboat
Proprietors ci
bring much traoa to this point. A rati-
City•"'• !°u c'^
follow .e dire-tion of tins air line road
Mississippi, crossing-the
i?t-
0
/. full supply constantly on hand by the *bat region and also from the rich a the a of deatl
St. Cloud.
3
lid
0t 5
J_ aro now prepared :o dispose oi
hi this beautiih!!) loeaied town, on !.[
nin-r favorable term.s. East Saint Cloud
^3 the terminus of the .':? line road run
ing from the Missisippi river to i':ip.
j'ior City .and passing thrcujhdi towns oijonl thai :.:.!
Newburgh, Manchester, Brottsburgh.^yra- acai in ta
cuse, Fortuaa, Trenton snd Twin Lakes TP«H««.-- t'«,.
udv. jejus 3ai. unto uer, a in rn*
these towns are "rowins rapmiy and will L.„, ,.• .- ,-
the Great Valley of the Red River of the *h© real the a a tiie
lower" St. agricultural «dley of the Sank River.— O of he incidents
E O BLfR^HAIi
Agent and Attorney for the East St.
.ClQJld.no.
f^mmm^m^mm^mm •.
Speak unto the children of Israel that they go forward."-
ST. CLOUD. STEARNS CO., MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, MARCH im.
S UOlUe WaS. tlOW-
honjrhi3i,d raid.Lnnd w'«r-' ever little a a It had all given
ncco" the and impatience of a dy- ivs re if a
ing a longings. was quite iu a or colored in description
?ble to a the he could I for a purpose or to any end. A
stand while he was dressed could it is only a to a at
walk with little to a a no an of any denomination I
From Dr. Eider's aphvof a to be forgiven, and a in at followed
..
siderahlv a tl(o! usC th a had a And
ierg a a
remained
iinperfec
communication
a
id a
released so at the
W a a 1 I I a
milv at a and he \t
brother us said to his disciples,
O i'riend slee
not knowinQ what
out to him re as soon as the a a his noble heart with the undisturbed control of the Ch
family re advised of his destina
a
CHJIeC LUe •'•»*e- ••e lltllj UIUUC.. j"\I'.U.. W.IS'I
as the other
owerless and
oest-loved and
Elisha I will
of
3!if
1
he could ride out if the day re out.
favorable, and they need a no
fears for him
was
ngs. aa
long voyage oJfP a lifetime to the S re an Chu
his mother's with all the pretty Philadelphia
iys and trivial troubles of the I also to state that im
is had not a mediately after his re from Ids
ie world had not a him last A a he re his
is a upon pastor as he once called Rev
m-•
it for
from *rave it in th
•r re a a a
•ruarv suddenly to man
warning he n-a1?
-inaccuratel de- From the St. Paul Pioneer & Dcaocr.r
T)\e L«aorapton Oonstiiutij
0
re
if iie «leen hp in Ac, w^il
it «t M-tjj, uts Mtau uu wen ration a count was a ne
must be told the a a
their own blindness, plainly
dead.'
hard it is for mortal
b-'.-sji-r.n the Ian
\:i the sis
wlio had loved her
an ro uu(
a of immortalitdy
te a
self into the re of the Savior'
in
ion beforsee his disciples divined
it. out a a tne world
\A\\ nrj open
re re on an a he ui wnosoeve
1-..
hvet an.,1 beiievetli in me shall
die. Believest tho this
Ye at the a of his friend he election as
N it a it nor for-
lower town) St, Cloud. E CURTIS. It is the starting point for expeditions to spiritual body a a villainously iv with the a me motives.
North, and will command a large trade confronts he a a re a Life control of the on through
Tii Territoria law wliich author
expression election oi delegates to the
or a
Tii tenacious vitality of his frame a in of the census in the several
held him to a till the 16th, and
-IMP. YY.R3K I.}.
toScsaeofAU. W to he it blame to th« S a one-tent of the legitimate sona! gratification a to the other
O the 25th tiic vessel a at a offending. (votin population participated in the
a a a re he as re iv by It was he indignation and re a election
Ins brother a who had gone f^ncd re of his attendants a abiding
attested his conscious tional Convention
tion. he a he ashore clearness of apprehension and |. We cannot at this day justly shin now .t
the 29th as re as I s»stenc of purpose to the bfciine the free stare men for probation o^ God, as as he offer
yet sufficing for smile of satisfactio as not the clear wrongs had been perpetrated
his
a in the is a after be had met \t\d disposed of in the ficatiOn or rejection. he universally I»' vain fellows void of a alluded
that time he ad her his spirit a justice and Christian jr iv interpretation of the a a f.n hv MiflmM,.
generesit wh"en he first re N a a he fairly ded
it.
history of these lust days is
here with careful reference to
Nothin is strained
ctuld again in these tism, in his infancy, in the congreo-a- popular approval hp.foro. it n^,\A •,.,,!.-, .r..!,i
a tion which his parents 'posses any
of
arousii
03 Ot
Union.
vra- I cia„f, M„ ,. !H?als to the a re a me of
C/onstitutioual provided
andw
registration of voters, and the
S
on the apportionment
delegates was to be based.
S
a
nr,n
Th
and re is a re
„r a Ur,-,./?*-,.
a
t..
a
a a of his a re [pointed bv the is a re a he in shield of the
.,ir,nnns .-
but the Presiden classes as
aid. a
a a
bidin.ct citizens. he
ry prerequisite to entitle such count}
IS sjJiara in hhp ai-»tr»rtifinm*»ni-. anH
a
re re on oi the last utterly ignored
a
a 3
«r^
io of a ,» asc
a re a to to call them
essia-
snare tn apportionment an
the registration of the name of each.
Citizen was a necessary prerequisite
to entitle such citizen to
the of these is
lative appointees there as no
out of tine
thirtj*-
four counties of the it and
consequently these nineteen counties O would
in mai'irii," up
of a
ipportionment
nineteen counties re a
xi^tence ^o fa
caliy blotted
as any p3we
election as d..
oi
to a a in this
the disfranchisemen
oids toe griefs of Lov bereaved ft these ofiicers in fifteen of
is their office to heal, not to a the nineteen counties to a
to
successfully prosecuted to ga
death the a on of an enormous out- 1 deliverance of the children of Israel
of these last a ajrainst the rights of a a from tiie hands of a a by the
to re re my a citizeuSj even in the counties re to he for he hath tri
prehensio of it.
had settled at accoun
a before forgiving then at
«irtiHtwii..j .^ka»
gigantic outrages tu tree state ^II a UCVUUUHS. xntsu song a
w*&
for delegates and
border ruffians
iis clining to vote at this delegate c!e
nearssst cried out, tion. cou -i d-j sc without the
forgive his a a re a in the gro.^s oilc
oi his own a of a a upoji a'larg portion of the ]arty re
but tiie gladness of in now I siding in the disfranchised districts
tit at the hearts re ii image must No did thar a a anv
rei had been is of an in- hiing necessity't call for the sat.ra
congruou feeling. rice of pride and principle
settled a similar trouble with I would have involved.
four or five days under fear of ioin- his a a a which I submitted to the people for then rati- a Thi °was done
whicti
me, tor the same cause long before the unquestioned belief that the Con christians. he a sinful
and if I anv thing assuringly, stitution. be frame•d. by as it, iSs a an ancient form
....™..,. .i
6
at he did not trail with him the ConvAitio would be afterwards ship and pervertino- it to purposes of
Drasta
a a he iairi gious families spoken of bv
moaning of the instructions of Presi is as in other case
ised impiety, and ended
don. W a's' have the
lent a a he specific assurau
cs of or W a he written struc
1 published f)}eds[es of
visiteu turn at a a a and that people of the whole country at the a re told that when Mose a me
never held in any Constitution framed, must he 'from the mount thai: he heard music
other than tha by birthright and a submitted to, and re iv the test of and clancino- ai
nave
con
Hov
hrc?.
exposition how
unratified by the people but solemnly
re a by them which ii upl
by outlaws and by those of
outlaws arc a which is protested
against by the unanimous voice-of a
ie ra! is a re elected by a full
vote of the whole people of the en
tire it or
til us begotten
it is thi^ constitution.
in fraud, and existing
niamy, the Presiden no"*
rses
sustain
invoices tiie solemn majese
a and asks in vindication ci
principles o: too one, and to a a
the security of zh^ other, that the ture
was composed almost without ~iAti™ 1 approbation at there is evil a in a in
COIiTlViaHICATIOliS.
as
J-. OI TitIC
1
the glorious doctrine of popular sov- 1 wroth and a the tables of
reignt has been cribbed cabined stone and a a thre
and confined, until its re at {sand to be siain.
er an hardly re the* But they had their social a
bantling tt)e dwarfing process not for a but re
it is this constitution, not only
MOWATI, Publisher.
NG
looks jjke social a for per
nana here was
worship, on
ired to God foi their safe deliverance and
:itu- herein cannot consist the vou
it must be an a of wor
speak oi.
of a a an a of worship
might as well sav at to
oiler tiie a a spoken of by
se.i, would be a duty and perfectly
[prope now they a all been
I done a a in is As dancing
was an a of worship it must also
a been done a a in the a me
manner or we should a something
It was of it in the history of he primitive
,.,, «kiinngg an a 0of
defending hi
trine agains
that both ot
of your ass
bringing for'
upon the pc:opie
it he a
I Congres of the Unite S a a the act of a in will find those
over ite a corruptiiig a satisfied, and bodv
a
{iss
It as a noble a adopted by against it, than the a id
W no an for not has a his social glass for the
thinking as you in It is not ai- [sam length of time, would be against
ways pleasant to publicly express an- in a
opposite opinion from an E it tut you say re
a of I shall the o: uarp
not re am from so me in tn
u.
for in vou articli on A
in your last issue, I find some very '-ovm^ like all the form.s of a
strang notions and ideas in re a to I worship has
Yon will find the first in a of I try some or sake
in was on the occasion ot the
LlglOUS
A,
an a of YL
ression of a it
1 wor
1
by the
by a and also by the irreli-
Calhou a which terminated in the
and others comprising a majority of oi he Baptist W also
the a id a for the find that the Israelites on one a
all conspired to assure the free [sion brought it into disrr-»"tf»
state men of a a a? weil as the nectino- it with idol
in a
ase of
^.v- i.i con-
worship. W
loan- had
an and re wor
in it. or this Mose was
N- 1 practise as expressions of
nou-
in re a movements of the feet,
ono another in son^s
,! ---, t-j magnify ah oy
i'"5t3v%
goodness and
din the sou! to love
his a lu.
a nor in any of the dan
ces -x find mentioned, did both sexes
mingle to^otiter.
personal lilts in vour re
ply to the Rev. Imna I shall not
meddle lor I bc\{e:e
nun capable of
well a* tne
•g- I believe
absurd in some
he idea of
i-avid, called
to '-prais God in
5
f-j
1
harmless a&
ridiculous a
a
and this alon
$ i3vr that a in is
social a as
3 it is absurd. Social
not worshippin God
"oaid favor a religious-
prejudice a a a in only as it
°i i^s a an a of religious worship.
peon: who can iind no other
7»y to enjoy the relaxation that na
so demands unless souch
mind botli a die.
annaren from its histnrv. R^r.5iic.asuaceB
apparent from its history a
have not been a in a with
jits evil effects in your a
is no more id
form and regulate.
ing, not abolish it.
a N do inii. the object of
1S
entirely lost sight of, and he
suppose that others in it it be entirely
uanciri
you re not familiar with the good abolished, that none a insult their
ok you have referred to, as you a by in a form at as
a tiie inference from it, that the once so sacm.tl, by using it for pur
a in tiiere sunken of, was done poses of vain .glory and social
for social a and further a E A I N E
sr.ate, that it is a duty and more than
any other exercise is calculated to TJ=» Shields formerly S a to
promote the health of body and mind. om Illinois, and now froai in
say at in this book a in is sota, was a volunteer in the an
abolished and
ire all strong able to do vou cotin
a
me and do vou
A
a
married a" little beauty says
•c Sh would a been taller, but sUe
is a of precious material that
N a re not afford it