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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27

Prusslan Journals asHail the policy OF
France and Napoleon. They assert that
defnitive arrangements have been made for
South German Bund, between Austria and
the states of Southern Germany.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27
eaa Lifei ihAV0unsquHlladadV adVAntakeafor doing hoh
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

Tails College the whole upper portion Of three
stories large doabe baldns At the NJ eorser o.
aud SEVENTH Streets, 10 we'll lighted,
lnd attsd up la style Of elegance aud eOnvsnishee
uhlsh Ia unsurpassed
uAsssks shArsstsr. The appreciation Of It's value Is
showA by the fact that durng the pest year nearly
huaared students wers in attendants, and also BY the
sesdneap with which Its graduates aeeure lucrative
and the large number Of applications made
10 the College for them.
The coarse oflnstruetion includsA
BOOKKEEPING,
which Is tAughtlA all Its departments and applications
lust as 1t raetiesd by the best accountants and bust
aen, Zach student opens, writes out and closes
makes out in proper form this various pApers used
In buulnsaH, aueh AZ PFomisaory Notes, Receipts Ae.
couAt onrranta, Account sales, Business Letters,
Balance Sheets &e.. and s Instructed in the large
vsssy sf Transactions and customs Of business liis
PANMANsHIP.
ahieh Ia Important to every business man, receives
especial attention. the method fnutruston pursued
hsrs ID we'll calculated to make elegant aud rapid penmsn
COMMERCIAL ARITHAKTIC,
Including Interest," Profit and Loss Averaging Accounts
hxehAnge, &c., Il taught In ita shortest and moat ap-
oonMnRoilL Law. MAvHunATIcs. and DnrHcsINa couS-
nEEr hoERa are included In the eouras Of instruction.
rRLR0RAPHINa
both bY Sound And Paper is taught by one ohs best
practical and sxpsrenesd spsrAtsra and every facility
ia afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all the
A dspArtnsnf hAp been opened for the reception Of
efadSs Tor Instruction In this branch. Thogrsat and
tnesesAhb eompeteht opeAhtof3I onerh hn
uaual cpertuni'l. sf0r remunerAtivs smploFmsnt.
As INSTRUCTIVE Is given to each student separately
those who WISH IL enter for pArsnlAr branch do
-.
The time usually requirsdfor the complete Counting
House Courses VARIES from eight to twelve weeks
eordluE to the number Of hours daily devoted TO IT,
handsome Diploma, with this seal Of the nsttuton ~
taehed 10 awarded on graduation.
btudenth are received At time and are instructed
At such hearh a. may host suit their eonysnienes.
catAlesues containing terms, Ae. may be obtained
gratis On application.
ECRfRHDnN's ssrlep of Practical TreAtlAsH BOOK
knnriHa, and JUnsH HEARwoop'a leeturea before the
studsnts Gu Commsrenl Law. for sale Atths College
B.H. CRITTENDRN q CO..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27

The Greek steamer ArkadI was scuttled
by her crew to prevent her from falling into
Turkish hands.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27

The grounds aIs beautifully located contain about
as ~ ~ hsAr ths sity limits and wthin ave mlnun'
san be conveyed from the Of tbs Fhtde
PIMA Wilmington and Baltimore RAIrosd 10 the ognaeda
i s, unisn ~ one o. THE LARGRsr AND MOST COVE
hiENr BJlLDINGs for tho exhibition Of The pfodusp
me YARN and Garden. Dairy. Flowers Fancy Articles
EXHIBITORS WILL EiND Ample AcooMNoDA
iAVNs Tor Block and all articles exhibited.
PREMIUMS oPPERRD. o. ,Ooa.
r. n the ladies Department over 400 PREMIuMa Ia ar
Ihe lsdea are especially Invited to become sIhblon
~ y Nc AZ they can TO insure LARGE NUMBER W
OVNThiBuIOhs to this Department.
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL will be pAysd eB
hs Sr99nds on the zttrroon Of the 10TH between y,
nITY " wDiAn0Nn STATE Of Wilmington, and oUAkhk
A., The Grounds viii be open on MONDAY. the sh, iOi
s reception and entry OF Stock and articles for 'zhe
articles for competition must be on ths ground
Ana entered fore 10 o'clock, A. NJ TusIdAy the ioh
, Al entfisH must be made In writing, nAllng me
class and the name Of the person entering and neat
VI tI, nT'ss s..s stoeh ihs name, age, and color.
Fruits. Rlowert, veEetabies Fancy Artisss &c. must
nave been grown, made or worked by the sompslisfl
~ are to take charge Of hor good,
tue close ef the exhibition attend personally thsr
removal.
9. NAY. STRAW AND WATER will ls furnished 10 he
Stock on exhibition free o. charge and oatG Al nlk,l
price This Directors will attend arranging and elnHf'
Ding ths st9eE and goods as they are resolved; At.
AN EFFICIENT POLICE F0RCk will bo on tho
gense 70 insure the safety Of all stock and articles Oh
hbion, but In no Instance will they become rsnponfbe
ioE any loSs or damage that may occur.
Ihs Oommittees Rru particularly requested TO KlpoItm
ths ohces Tuesday, the 10th, koeosf
Ah When they will be furnished With the lta oi the
BLOCK or articles which they are to examine.
FOR hegul unns aud Catalogues Of Premiums a. lfsn
mtngton, Del. IT
Tickets OF Admission Is Centa
Tickets admitting Horse and RIder........ 80 Cents
Any vehicle and 10 Csns
Akeh occupant OF vehicle, other than the
Dnsst'''''s. 70 Ceop
stoekhnidete Tickets, good for one yoAr
ana admitting his family y.,.... 500
~ drunken OF dlnordsrly psrlons admitted. and 10
spintueua liquors sold on the premises
On the 10th and llh days Of oetober there will bs an
EXHIBITION OF HORSES.
Liberal premiums will bs offered for trials Of speed
Ths ladies are especially invited 10 sontrbus to heh
department, and eompsts for the very hAndaoms and
liberal premiums offered, and TO interest themselves 10
this part OF the exhibition,
1ha Attenion Of the PArmers 0ATdsnsrn Fruit Grow
sr. horssa and others Is called to tho fet that ht
g be arelsayey an Agricultural and Mechanical kxhf
puoni Aad they are earnestly solicited TO become oon
tbntora. and make the exhibition Interesting and A.
ar.etiya. zADooK ToWRREnD, Fret
Dr.. ROBERT AeoABR, Secretary,
AuR20 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
correOlsd BY q. ch,ndlar A Fan.
NEW ApVNRTIsHMENTs.

- FOR sALE on EXCHANGE FOR
M;W OTHER PROPERTY IN WILMINGTON.
-A- Farm eontaininz 1876 acres, more or less III.
uats near Lincoln, within milsa OF Milford in Cedar
Greek Hundred Bnssex COunty, Delaware 9ithin ~
miles OF Depot on the Railroad from Milford to George
town. One hundred and ten aersk are ssared an
nnnaually healthy place, the water excellent the houss
old but substantial 90 feet BY 10 feot three down
and three upNAirE outbulldlnga very modsYate good
quaiy capable Of vAsing wheat rye oats corn or any
other crop, with little lime and fsrtinsrs Glover and
umethy gov WE'LL iB said land In the county i
better adapted to peaches aud all kinds Of fruits and
vegetAb %. There ID now crop OF corn growing on
shares, Pos essiOn would be given Within q nSnth
And good hofss-earTiAEs. farm wagon and soms farm
implsmsuts with household furnitnrs, which would b.
sold at valuation. II desired This place will BE- dis
posed en low upon favorable tsrns; and IL dorhs for
farming or speculation, Apply to
eoe Market Street. wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27
WANTS.


WANTS.
-sl-A
A SELLING AGENT WAIVED Ron
n THIS CITY AND VICINITY, FOR one ~ a. VI
Glass ana established BsWlnE Asehines surpassed Nv
none for deme,is and manufacturing PURPOSES rats
OF discount Will bo allowed which will warrant iihsysI
OUTLAY, and ensure profitable business IddraNs sh
reeommendadong, Boz $3.50. Post-ohes. Boston Hass
MONEY WARFED.--wE CAN LOAN oE
ltL good landed seeurlty-on bond and NorfSayaNs
lumber Of sums Of eooo 900, s1,s0o, $4,000 asooo
soUO0, &e Any person having mohsy, And wnnftag a.
leaned aafely would do wsll to call on ~
W. MeCAULLBY 4 Co.
ape eo6 Market Sfrs
WANTED--BIX THOUBAND D0Ii.aTfa
w $4,000 for hVe years kond and MoTtRnEa
nrBt lien, Farm In New Castle Huudred norlih
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, (g26, ,OOol AdSrass u
At thls otaee, stating terms, 90. Jy7s-2n
Brown's jamaica Ginger,
Lows Brown Windsor Soap, and variety Of Perfumsry
epd Toilet arteeh for sale at Wilson's Drug and Nedie
nal tore, sos Market Bt inlvIR
WALNpT AND MOLARsE6 CANDY.
w OF every grade, rnenufaetured and for sale By
LkM0H Co.
ga Market sirast.
ENE0UH FOR SALE AT KEDb0fB PEI6FS
II At a. CHANDLkR RoM,
Oil Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27

DURLIO SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-
L NITURE.
The suhserbsr having given up housoksspiaR, will
sell a. Public sals at his residence, All KABr SECOND
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 3IsT, lssT,
Az O'CLOCK, A. M,
ALL his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN RURNITuRR.
eonaatlng Of Beds, Deidiug BsdatsAds Bureaus Wa1h
stand Tab,en Chairs very handsome Lounge get-
tee new IA s1tenslon table good stoves ehipa
and gAlEwArs knives and forks s6outT0 yards nearly
other articles not herein enumerated.
.. wN. q. AKIN.
O9La q lOMNbkND Auetonaers Aus2T-ta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-27
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Ysuns msn Who wtsh 10 quality Themselves for Busl
nesa Life ihav0unsquHllsd advAntageafor doing aoAt
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-02

Have q FULL FRESH STOCK OF seasonable
Goods the great bulk OF which being recently pur-
chased, and MAINLY FOR CASH. offers special IN
ducenents TO CLOSE CASH BUYERS.
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RoPER's NEW AMERICAN

ODGERs'AND wOsTENHoLsps POCKET
III KNIVES, Pearl ana Stag Handles. OF oeantin
finish. RODGERs' ard WADE n a AJINt y = h5ss EMS
RAIORb and the celebrated LECOOL1hh hAAO11
SCISSORS of the hnebt quality. -, .r..,.a ,,.
RazoLe Knives, Scissors. and Iepls OuSIy ~,
and Polished at p. MADEIAAbi NO. uo TENTH
street, below ChesTlut. 2ooP
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Inst at this time, when the Thermometer
marks 500 in the shade, civilized humanity
,.eete for some cooling and invigoratng draught
~ refresh both body and mind, and place them
IN their normal condition. The heart sickens
al me Thought OF gin. and for brandy the varl-
ons qualities of the "ardent," and heavy beVe-
Sages OF like tendencies and properties men
haze no appetite. TO them one OF the most
n@rs,ler drinks for summer IL soda water,
paiataDle, safe 10 drink, refreshing ana easiiy
opsstI opsrrsIs nav. hogsheads, of soda water are
aHallowed every day in this city by the warm
and thirsty From every corner. IN every every
ssaarssa betokens It's presence. But few know
St N is made, or OF what IL is composed ~ Is
nOw tniy ~ nnre cold water tmpregnated with car
s.tRe Az gas or more plainly, "aeratedwater
Sceasionaiiy containing minute pafneeie,s ,ie ,o ol
sF,,ryedferts in the pure beverage nowadays
are entirely discarded. -. .,.... thonoh
The manner Of aerating shis wstSa; s,s,a e.,s
requiring costly apparatus 10 SS' '''-'P'' w
sII; q heavy iron vessel, line WAah porcelain
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DRY GOODS.

Have q FULL FRESH STOCK OF seasonable
chased and MAINLY FOR CASH offers special IN
ducements TO CLOSE CASH BUYERS
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Good Bleached Musins, l2IS, IB, and IS cents
Best yard-wide Beached, 20 to % cents.
sa sd loE ey ne n y9sa Or piece
Mosquito Net, white, pink, blue, and yellow.
DRESS GOODS.
All the new materials for short dresses
Coats Hair in all The new shades,
Plain Alpacas and Poplin Mixtures.
Lawns and Organdies. select styles.
Black Goods Of every description.
CALICO COUNTER
l2 l Is cent fast color prints, 200 pieces.
Choicest styles American Prints, at these low prices.
Wrapper Prints, entirely designs is and % cts.
cents.
CLOAK ROOM.
$500 shetland shawls, still another lot.
$3.50 and $500 Llama Neat Shawls.
superb Shawl Stock, ON S2'U0 TO 5000
Llama Lace Pointes and Rotondes.
Silk and Cloth Sacques reduced IN price.
MEMS WEAR,
stout Linen Drills and Duck.
French Padded Drills. Tor best custom.
Fancy Drills and Duck TOR pants. II 12stuth4p
CoatinRs for business, dress, hot weather. etc.
Cassimeres rs cents up all grades, immense stock.
Rapidly selling at almost lowest old prices
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$500 Shetland Shawls, still another lot.
$3.50 and $500 Llama Neat Shawls.
superb Shawl stock, I ON S2'O0 TO 5000.
Llama Lace POintes and RotondeS.
SILK and Cloth Sacques reduced In price.
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OLOTHINo.
RocKHILL q WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Nos. 6O3 and COS CHESTNUT St.

The Public are invited to ex-
anime our extensive assortment
of Mems, Youths, and Boys
Clothing, for Spring and Sum-
mer Wear, just made of fresh
materials, and in the latest and
most approved styles.
Clothing made to order for
Gents and Boys in the most ar
tistic manner, and reasonable
prices.
The best Cutters and Work
men employed.
Our Stock of Ready-made
Clothing is we'll made, we'll TRIM
med, and Reliable. slsss sp
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-22

Cen, Gilmore, the Postmaster At
Chicago, was accidentally drowned last
week while out in . small boat on the
lake. His body has been recovered.
!. = Alex. sipes, the proprietor Of !.
house Of prostitution It Red Wing, shot
Michael Sweeney, the proprietor Of q
similar institution At Hastinge. Svee-
ney expired in REV minutes. SO says
the Republican. l ".' =. :s>. .' ~, ~.
The same paper states that . far
mer named Michael NcCue came to
bis death BY falling eff load Of hay,
the wagon passing over Bis body.
sys Several emigrant teams passed
through the city yesterday, on their
way 70 tho Sank Valley.-Minnea
Tribune. ri. ~. 5>...] .s.
II Rnnnar mid ekf nf,n Co nA~@or
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& rS..ssrv., -..tl,. 4 q m:LL..A..
g . - 81.
this week, sss,t 81 81 II, 81 Ii
r. Lamb and Vim. Wyrthe. Two Of Sank
Centres jolly folks, we're Il town this week.
Mr. 4. 3. fairch;ll, 81 Bt. Paul, was in
town % Tuesday, .nd started OH trip
up SaukVallsy yesterday morning.
n. II. Petit. AAvor of Kenolha. Wis.
!, .......r. ~ 81.
80 80 Wuos WSI0 e00nS tne stssu8Sk - - s9S
oilv Aka.-.aI II n.vor Eatit viaa hiohiv
$50 800 ~
ploaoAd With a.. Cloud.
-. ..ss53SHi 8 :, ) 6 - ,,,, a. Il
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MEETING OF BRIDGE COMPANY.
The Bridge e ~ located 1t the fbot of
8t. 0ermoiA Street.

A meeting OF the st. Cloud Bridge Com
psny WAS held on Saturday evening, the
18th inst. The following embraces r.
port Of Ill matters Of public interest upon
which they acted:
On motion Of H. C. Burbank, L. A. Evans
WAS appointed committee Of one to COM
municate with competent bridge builders
- veil a. masons for the purpose Of get.
ting proposals for building St. Cloud bridge
and that hs have full power to act in Ill
and every capacity pertaining to the re-
ceiving Of proposals &c., and report At our
next meeting, and for such services bs en-
titled to receive compensation.
The following were reported - the sub
seriptions for locating the bridge on certain
~
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Bonner paid $4,000 for Dexter.

NOTlCB.-All persons are hereby eau.
IN TONED against receiving or lsr6oring
NJ vito, Amelia eausr, on my account, q
she has len ny bed and board without any
just CAUSE OF provocation, and viii psy
10 bills Of her contracting aftsr this dste.
s1ESsss<8 5s...-ts JOSEPH aAUER.
81. Cloud. Aug. 10th, 1857. aS.sw T:
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SliI1ICliI0N 1iX1fSa. !.


0~SS ;
III. Court House hall was veil alled On
Saturday evening, on the ocoasioa OF the
meeting called to raaity the astion OF the
City couasil In giving : bonus Of $1,000
70 he Bridge Company IN order 70 secure
Tie speedy eeastssetioa Of : wagon bridge
aeross The Aisslssippi river q this place.
On motion Il. 3. Mitehs,l was called %
he chair, and G. 0Eandslnysf elected sss-
rotary. 2. = F'.'2~ ~@.
The objects Of The meeting were fully
ct forth In speech BY Mayor Curry. :.
Remarks were made BY Hon. B. n.
Richardson, L. 0ortoa, ESQ.,. and others,
after which on motion Of Mr.. Richardson
tho action Of he City Council vas ratified
and endorsed, amid loud applause, there
being not one diss sating voice.
Hon. H. c.. Wait, President Of The
Bridge Company, appeared In the Hall. and
returned thanks 10 the people Of st. Cloud
for their hearty concurrence in tho action Of
the Council He stated that tho Bridge
would be Immediately put under contract,
aud that it, construction wsuld be pushed
forward with the utmost rapidisy.
The following resolution Was offered by
L. Robbers:
KAersas, Il il the sense Of this meeting
that ws should 30 on terms Of amily with
al railroads, and that q law suit between
the town Of 81 Cloud, and the st.. Paul 4
P. R. r. will not conduce 70 the interests
Of our town, but on the contrary al our
material interests viii be enhanced by =
disoontinuanes Of the suit commenced
against said road, therefore be it.
Rssolvsd, That the Town Council b re-
Qussted to withdraw tho suit commenced
against the railroad.
There being no second to the resolution,
and no further business coming up, the
meeting adjourned.
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0CULIST AND AURIST.

Who has been meeting with great success
in tho principal cities of the United States
since his arrival in this country, respect
fully informs the citizens of ST.? CLOUD
AND VICINITY, that he has taken rooms
at tho CENTRAL HOUSE until Saturday,
Aug. s1st. and can be consulted one week,
commencing on Monday, Aug. 2eth, for
Deafness, Noise in the Head, Catarrh,
Discharges from = the Ear. Scales in
tho Ear, Accumulation Of Wax in the
Ear, Obstruction of the Eustachian
Tube, and Ill Acute Or Chronic Diseases Of
the Ear and Air Passages.
q5s:q-* s: 1;:;sSf 4
Artificial Eyes Inserted With out Pain,
-4.sss~sx>% sa~.553'E' $500
and PERFECTLY resembling the natural eye.
j., Operations for
Cataract, >strabismus Or Cross Eye,
Artificial Pupil, &C.,
/ -. = 90 tj:,,>:
skillfully performed, and all diseases Of the
z=<,>s = r...:'s>s ~.-i< n:
-, EYE AND EAR
=1Y@I.: 1#A=3 @&.'.sJ- go:
Treated. and every operation in Aural and
1pthalmic Surgery performed by DR..
dAhDNEk. /: ~ III '.t
-.
7ns1:1r} 1a&1r3, 2'fsT?E u .
CATARRH. 49,.
is syx.:1E. TiE:3. -. 81
DR.. Gardner treats Catarrh, by the means
Of Medicated Inhalation.
-r..-
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Of oeanEe flowers that bloom - d, .:e.#
+ the midst Of roses"
Such Vas the dowery land filled with
healing a,rs and lifs-prsserving products,
where Df. Drake discovered tho chief in.
Qedients Of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
BlTTERs-the enchanted
tropical island OF st. Croix. The Planta-
ton Bittsrs, combining oil the medicinal
and tonic virtues Of the healing and life
sustaining products Of that favored cline,
are, without doubt. tho Worlds Great Rem
sdy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and al
other Sto:uachio difficulties. 1870
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&: N0TIcE.-Any one DESTROYS Of having
my opinion in any case relating either to
the Eye or the Ear will, at all times receive
the same candidly if application be made
in person. / NJ generally able to inform
the inquirer whether or not; cnre can be
effected, i not whether relief can b; given
and to what extent. :. ,&>:j71z .2aoe2
49,. ;.,n ...4.f ,ta:' ,2v:"arN c,3'"a.'
DR.. GARDNER does not pretend TO cure
all diseases, but from his experience Of
twenty years. practice in Europe and this
country is prepared to treat all curabla
= ] ~ - 80. {. !" *;a
cases.
-..!- i:
= Dr.. GARpSERrefe BY permission, to
-hs folio wing medical gentlemen: br.
Mott and DR.. Levett, New York City ::
Prof. Sauborn and DR.. Blake. Boston ;; DR..
Moore, Syracuse; DR.. Woodward, Mem
phis;. Hon. Nehemiah Pierce, New York !;
DR.. c. Hutchinson. N. o; Dr. Blythe and
DR.. Elicit, Louisville.
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.
g. A. RIA Convention Of the
Grand Army of the Republic for the
State Of Minnesota was held at Min
neapolis on the 14th.. DR.. Collins, II Of
this city, was chosen chairman. The
following officers were elected for thu
year:
g., C.-Frank Daggett,
8. y. g. c.-Wm. +. Collins,
J. v. g. C.-Wm. Lochran, ~...y
A. A. Go. L. Dudley, 49,.
A. Q. II. &C. ". ,shuman. -.
Surveyor General IA. A. Ames, NJ. D.
Chaplsin-J. =. Whitney. '3
Il. Il COUNCIL OF ADxlx1srnAr1ox. IS
III s...# c. G.. Andrews, .'":Z ~
. ,s D. W Albaugh, ~ .z.zs5>a,
IT, 81 G. A. McDougall, *"l< NJ:
George n. Smith, 81; < I. 's +, S. !,
-:@s-4 J. p. Owens. }.e,.5- -sssss& T.
IthF@ aE%=2l 5ts:2@t5a 5$SI@ #f: ~. es$--i: y
$iak ~ ~ e. ,t1..4> a..e s:sssE5 =
3 s&S.f+Ei II "'ss - - ,S 4aFT 6
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-22

FIRE-At about two o'clock ON last Satur-
day morning the grocery Of VIM. H. Horn.
at Grow Wing, was destroyed by fire with
all its contents. The cause Of tho fire is
unknown, though there a,e many surmises.
Loss about $500; insured for $4,000 in
the Home Of New York. A lot Of supplies
left there the preceding day by = lumber
man from st. Anthony, named Getchell,
was burned.
INDIAN PAxnsNrs.-We understand that
the payment Of the different bands Of lndi-
ans will take place much earlier this yea
than usual. The payment Of the Pembinss,
At Red Lake River crossing, viii DO on the
18th Of September ; tho Red bake band on
the lst Of October; Leech Lake, October
10th; Chippewa Agency October 26th.
PlEPAR1xa.- Extensive preparations are
being made in tho way Of cutting hay along
the upper Mississippi by lumbermen inn =
tieipation Of next vi nter's logging opera
tons in tho pineries. It is said that more
men are At work than during any previous
season. - =.
PEearD Ou1.-Last Thursdays mail,
down the Sank Valley way. brought pair
Of new shoes, addressed to Albert Hardy,
St. Cloud. The package bore neither post.
mark nor postage stamp. When they
reached this place Uncle! Reuben laid Off
e,al hands upon them and they are now in
the Office awaiting tho call Of the owner
with the necessary 'tstamps."
PaA1R1E CH1eKEHs Although the game
Law permits sportsmen to bag these birds
If they ean-but comparatively few have
found their way from the prairie to the
pot. A few weeks will undoubtedly find
them much plentier. How is it Major Nor
ton! -
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MAGNOLIA WATsx.-A delightful toilet
y icle-superior to Cologne and At half
the price,, f--r s--r<.stg i-..ttt.l, =. i,z..'