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n SALAD DRESSING. 80 -
prepared by }. w. Huckins who as chef de cuis-
no little reputation to that hotel for his soup.
5stf ,sGALLADi DRESSING i asEs !
and other elegant and nutritious preparAtions
which have received the highestacommandation
from many of the most distinguished Of the Medi-
cal Faculty Throughout the country. sl 3.
/ ~ g. - IN P.KINGa q SON,
je rs .sas corner l53s and Vermont avenue
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EELECTRO- vAPOR BATHS.
Dr. L. ALCAN, southwest corner of 18th street
ana Penns ave-, cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of
the Skin, Colds, Cont, Debility, Affection of Pa.
ralysis, Absorption Of Mercury and Female Com
plalutS -
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MOST earnestly request all persons indebted to
me on open accunt otherwise, to call at my late
place Of business, 523 Seventh street. and settle
the same during the month of July. After that my
books will pass into other hands for speedy c0lec-
ton. lie 28-5t j. W. C0LLEI.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-Af few Boarders can be accommo-
ID dated at No. ) East Capitol st. Je2S 81
1.-TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN can be ac-
i commodated with BOARD and pleasant
ROOMS in that large new brick house, No. "a Ith
ST., cor. L. Terms S25 per month 1t
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STATE. NEWS.

Mr.: Dalrymple; the proprietor Of
three , large Il farms in Washington
county; has harvested between 10000
and $4,000 bushels Of wheat this
season. : - =: = ! =
"A Chippewa Indian writes to the
Pioneer from Grow Wing protesting
against the proposed removal Is the
newreservations, at the present time.
j. On :, Tuesday afternoon two frame
dwellings, in St: Paul, on the corner Of
9th and Franklin Streets, were Destroy
ed by fire with all their contents
Three families were rendered houseless.
Loss $500 ; insurance 3,l00.
-On Tuesday afternoon, boy from
Pleasant Mound, named Raymond, aged
about x16 years., visited Garden City
with farmer, and while the latter was
waiting Tor his grist, the boy went into
the river to battle, at point not far
from Quayle's mill, and was drowned.
The Mankato Union says the body was
recovered next day.
The same paper states that bonds
to the amount Of $4,000 will be issued
to build new public school house.
The immigration to Minnesota this
year is immense. Three hundred and
fifty wagons have passed over tho bridge
at St. Paul since April, with 1900
persons. Thousands have gone. by rail
and steamer. 1t is estimated that in
the Sank Valley alono,. one hundred
miles west Of St. Paul, 10000 persons
have settled; and still they come. The
average at Winona, Of immigrants pass
ing to the back country at one time
was 700 per day. So says.the Minneap.
oils Tribune.
Il ,
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BUsINHss AWAKENING.

The movement Of tho great staples,
poured from tho full shora OF q bounti..
full year. has begun. Our warehouses;
are receiving hundred loads of grain
daily, instead of 1.-THE of tliat amount
which constituted their business q few
weeks ago. One. of our railroads re-
ceived on Monday tho greatest number
Of cars arriving in any previous day Of
it's existence. Already the influence Of
the, Drop movement is affecting our gam
eral trade, and all this will increase un-
I'll all the wheels, Of business know a
restored activity. In the dull season of
many months continuance, which there
Is hope will soon give place to better
era, Chicago has earned q reputation
for pluck and stability, the business In.
mails Of older cities have not surpassed.
There have been very few failures, and
none that have caused any. extended
disaster. Few names are missing from
business lists dropped on account Of
failure, but our merchants generally
have borne the shrinksge and melting
away Of profits with patience and pluck
the best Of all preparations for what
We believe is the good timo coming
Chicago Republicans. .hsi2&1z. !. ~
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Samuel Reed. leading editor Of

Samuel Reed, leading editor Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, and Henry
Reed, leading.sditor Of. the Cincinnati
1"Quirer' are brothers = y ~ land. two Of the
best writer's in the country. One Of
them is Radical Republican, aud the
other an ultra pro-slavery, State Rights
Democrat, and they are IS unlike in
character, appearance, and manner as
in politics. .,::. ....... .>....,. -: =. :.
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New MUNICH, MIMI. Ans. 24th, 1857.
EDlroa JouRxAL.-I Wish 10 bring before
the notice Of your numerous readers the
excellent ohauoe for :, good settlement in
tho extensive country lying ssst Of New
Munich AID north of Richmond. This
tract, which comprises nearly one-third Of
6tesrna county. i, very fertile, has On album
dsnoe Of heavy timber, principally ok,
sugar maple and tamarae, and plenty 81
meadow, invites those who .rs industrious,
and wish to make themselves comfortable,
Il not independent in few years, to i'm
prove y. A county rosd 10 now opened
and being improved from St. 10. to New
Munich. making the distance only twenty
seven miles.
Settlers have already opened up farms
and raised good crops tho first season, On
advantage not offered to prairie settlers.
The numerous and beautiful lakes are
supplied with IN abundance Of fine fish,
while tho woods swarm with every kind Of
game, including deer, ok, bear, coon, tr.Ib,-
bits, &c., adording good sport and healthy
exercise to tho followers Of the great Isaac
Walton or the disciples Of the ancient Nun
rod. .-::1 .-. .,.1
There is little doubt but this portion Of
tho county will yet be tho most populous
and wealthy; lying 1t . convenient dis
lance from the county seat, and through
which, in oil probability, the railroad will
be constructed, aud possessing SO many ad.
vantsges thst it seems almost strange
it has not had greater influx Of immigra-
ton. The principal reason, however, is
that settlers in coming west from St. Cloud |
take the Valley road, which is already we'll |
settled and consequently go on till they
find room beyond Sank Centre. The coun-
try along this road, too, is not very invit-
ing, the soil being light and poorly timber
ed, - every ono knows who has ever trav-
eled from Richmond to ssuk Centre where
Is = few miles back from the Sank the soil |
and timber improve.
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THE PINE GARDEN.

EDITOR Jou1HAI:-Hsve wea City Coun-
Gil, Or have ve not ;! Else, il 10 to DO sup
posed they have some power to enforce the
laws neceessry to ensure tho pe>cs and
quiet Of tho city, IL such laws are in exis-
tenee; and II there are NO such laws, they
have the power to make them for the pro-
lection; Of the city: Our city: however,
seems to be IN exception. We can get
what thcy please to give US, 50 long q our
requests do not touch upon the question of
morals, but in this direction 70 esn get
nothing. III 10 not necessary to 60 far to
prove this. For instance, what hss become
Of the paper on "The Pine Garden" that
was sent in some time ago.? We we're told
thst the Council passed upon that paper
unanimously. Was that : russo gotten up
simply for the purpose Of running Us off
The track. 1t looks much like it, indeed.
And the paper vas passed into the hands
Of the City Attorney, was it, That was
ruse Number Two. It seems to take Mr..
Attorney = great while to look up the Ian
upon point 80 simple.
I viii not ssy here : word about the
promises made BY His Honor, tho Mayor,
but there are . few points I wish to state
once for eli. The Mayor himself decided
that the "Gsrden" vas run without IL
cense. L. the Mayor : government officer
Everybody knows that the running Of
that Garden On the Sabbath is-s violation
Of the State Law. Does Mr.. Attorney in
tend to seek for Office some Of these times
I hope 20, - It will be: some pleasure to see
him worse defeated than ever before. ;
One question more: Is the petition Of
forty Of the best men in the City q matter
Of no account!
A PETITIONER.
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PATENT OBrAlszD.-The following item
from the Scientific american, Of August 18th,
gives information Of the success Of q young
gentleman well known in this section:
~ Walter 8. Shotwell, Of Paterson, N. J.,
formerly Of Alexsndria, Mimi, has just re-
ceived tho following patent:
Drop- Head for Rail Road Cdrs.-This in
vention relstes to = new and improved draw
hesa for rail rosd cars, and is . novel sp-
plicstion Of tho drsw-hesd to the cars
whereby the drsv-hesds are rendered self
coupling, capable of being uncoupled' or
disconnected with facillty, and also caps-
bio Of being used when necessary with the
ordinary lint.coupling: -.
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=" MRs. LANDER, the widow Of the
brave General Lander, is playing q
translation Of !:rElizabethY- Ristori's
great piece-in New York. The Tri-
oune, at the close Of ! lengthy and:
highly favorable criticism, pronounoes
Mrs. Landor's success "genuine and re-
markable." ...n .,
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The daughter of Admiral Dahl
gren, about whose engagement with
the son Of the inventor Of the Redman.
gun 50 much has been said in the pa
pers, is q bright young gill about nine
teen, With dark hair and black eyes, al
ways laughing-:the> eyes We mean
rather tai and slight: She fond Of
society, aud has the true, girlish partial
'ity for shoulder-straps.' "'' ~-~ ''''
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The Glencoe Register says that
thousands Of ducks blackeo the creeks
In that vicinity. They have come this
year earlier than usual. 49,
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~ An kinda Of job printing, In Eng
li,h, a.tnsslas . or Norwegian. executed u
this ONCE. Send in your orders. $50 :.

Cou17Y CoANlssIoN11s.-Ihs Board
viii hold. . regular session at tho County
Auditors efies NEXT wssh, eemnsneine On
Tuesday, when they win oct IN The eapsei-
~ Of . Beard Of Equalization. All pertiss
interested vim please take Hotiee. - : s,4s
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-Connundrum:, Will relieving
Sheridan relieve the Preeidentl : i
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER.
sRATl o. MINNESOTA. !
OJH1c1 OF 7H1 S1ca17A1Y o. S1A11,
81, PAU. Apsust 18th 1861,

SSA31 " 4lNHx908As
OJY1c1 OF 7H1 eDcR17A1Y o. STATE,
81. PAU, August 11th1So7.
Notice hereby given that In pursuance Of an oct
entitled IAN oct to provide for the purchase
for the public printing approved March it, 1864
sealed proposals will Do received at this once until
September 10Th, 1851, kd Furnishing the following
amount end kinds Of paper, us: 5&s II a&#s 4
:: Three Hundred Reams Book Paper, siss 24xs7.
thirty Resme Polio Post.
Fifty Resms Flat Cap.
Seven Reams DENY.
Tventy Rsams Ociorsd Medium. +. I'll. hi
Four Reauns Print Paper. ..sz. i =; -. 4.:t.
Three Reoms Legal Cap. -,
Six Reams Double CAp. ~
Five Hundred Sheets Bond Paper.
An bids must contain samples Of the several kinds
paper proposed to b furnished and state distinctly
the price per pound or ream Of each kind. e..
Attention 10 called to the following paragraph In
section Of the ct above named: = - =. =
"And every person or persons 70 whom contracts
shall have been awarded and Who shall neglect OF 70.
fuse to enter into the bonds required BY this
act shall forfeit end pay for any such neglect q ~
fnsal any not less shan my NOR nore than nvs
the use Of the State"
Said papee must bs delivered It thh olnce in such
amounte and at such times - may BE- required which
will probably DO shout one half In November, 1867
and the balance in February, 1868.
j .u.1s.v q 1tdt3G 4 s. = sog1 8 s,,..
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PupIlo 9cuooI.-Ths schools u The
lower district viii commerce On Asnday.
The higher department a Tie Seminary
win bs under IL charge Of Mrs. Norris;
The primary department II the Everett
Sohoolhouse under lliss Virginia Mason.
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The LITTLE CORPORAL for September
contains Chapter Of Mrs. Miller's popu-
lar new story :'sCamp Bruce No. 2of ''The
Chicken. Little stories;" No. l of .::Early
Times in ohio;;p. besides large number Of
choice Poems, Prose Articles, Picture sto-
ries, &c.; entirely original: Price, one
dollar . year. Great inducements are Of
fered TO- those who wish to! raise clubs. Ad-
dress A1!nsD L. szwlI1, Publisher, :
r::<,.,.., -. Chicago, Ill.
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" Judge B. B. Meef.r, ((Demoor.t,) Of
Minusapolis, announces himself ~ an In
dependent candidate for tho Senate, d .@@s'2
q He 10 running on financial platform.
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aThe pesfumed light s8asSs
S. ets1ls through ths g a!abestor lamps,
sss a s = e sS,' oo a - 0'ee'a
+ the mtdDt Of roseo. - = s s>z 8 - :
Suoh ms the foWery land filled with
healing airs and lfs-preserving products,
where Dr.. Drake discovered the chief in
gradients Of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
DITrEls-the enchanted
tropical island. Of st. Croi1. The Planta-
ton BittePs, combining oil the medicinal
and tonic virtues Of the healing and life-
sustaining produots Of that favored cline,
sre, without doubt. tho Worlds Great Rem
edy for ,Dyspspsis, Low Spirits, and oil
other Sto:nschio difficulties.
MAosol1A WArEz.-A5 deliehtful. toilet
saItiole-superior TO Cologne and at half
tho price,. - So -.i-..E ~ II. II
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Tho New York Medical College for
Women win begin their Fifth Annual Term,
of2o weeks, u the College IN J2th street,
two doors est Of Fourth svsnus, The hrst
Monday in November. Address the Dean,
Mrs. G. 8. Lozisr. NJ: d., sel West s4th
st., N. T., or the Secretary, Mrs G, r.
Wells, care Of Fowler and Wells, N. r.
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LUMBER MARKET.
Corrected ceky ezpvcssly for TIE JOURNAL, by 1bbey
o. general deosers IT, evt1y cdTiNy Of Pine LAM
o., Lath Shingles, &C., Steam mill IN lower t0scn.
81. Cloud, MINI.
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The editor Of tho New York Evening Ga
zette says he 10, not on the fence in record
to the bonnet question, but is in favor Of
tho present fsshion-whatever it is-be-
cause he knows al the ladies' will DO with
him. Ezehangs. ,>ss.> @.1#..ffiE -
- Nonsense, man! There j. no fun in that.
Ono 10 enough. -: ~. !.
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IS Hon. Morton 8. Wilkinson il . candi.
date for the State Senate from his city,
Mankato, j.,
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a New Bedford. man being hurt while
playing base bali, has been refused .'eom-
psnsation" BY the Accident Company which
insured. him, on the ground that the aoci-
dent did not occur while he was pursuing
his regular business. ..' > -'.''zs
The Arctics will please be careful in
view Of the foregoing. ~ %:>5Sst; jim {
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NOTICE AL persons ars hereby warn
~ ed against purchasing or In any wise
bartering Tor 3 certain Promiseory Note,
dated in the fall Of 1886, and made for tho
sum Of Fifty Dollars. Saidsnote va Sign
cd by Files johnson, Sparta, Wisconsin,
and made payable TO the undersigned. Up.
Oh IL IVES endorsed . payment Of twenty
|fdohaSs. Said note vaS stolen 1tom M On
the. Esd day 81 ADJ ast, 1857 ss,5fstIsss.'s
wa % s4tsl & s.za'oLI NUDe0N.
=. Evansville, MINI. Aug. 2Sd, 1857. Az
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s II. ] e. Nh. n. Pinasy; .Dsyaty Auditor
u ,feass6l,Is 81 the city. ,s~s.sssss
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DrDS ron ev1sls1l1oI.-Aa nunbse Of
ssr - - e ;iseludi.s Nser..,. Pst AZ,
Nmg Wilssa "a others, yho saasrstasA
susA Ting, sstsrnsd 1T ,.s.s.iae from
Chippsvs AssAey vhsse ~ I'D bs.slA =!
putting ID bi> Tor Supplying ths Chip
psvss vitA ra&ioss daring their lsnevl =
tAs new rssseva.iens. The eontl.et - .
Assvy one, aaA IL Ssaxist3 q thss bfddsrs
be- nst 1T bsea allbyed, = IL lfspppsal1l
rsreit uasDsasd vhsa 49, ~ \! 1 y 4
+ - sssDsisss s.aaiEity e. ~ report.
aFs.A .siss Of ~ u a \ I
ssssAslxasssadist a1siyity II e4-bs1gl
n t>assllily 5ef tssivi Il "a al: q
AoadSJe 6. srlE = l33E,,.sH -. - .zet
* 9,.sz5
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S7aA1xs Coux1Y.-Thsre aFe nov even-
ty.tvs organised towns IN this county. and
three more win bs created BY the comnie-
sioasrs It their meeting next week. There
~ sixty school districts. ....-.
foI1in hAsl:-lr: J. s:<kslly. ,of The
hardware 1ra Of. Bolhsm i KSlly, atsrts
for Ciaoi1nah on Aeaday nAxs to parshsss
. stock Of asv gosds. othsss sf our nsr'
chants Win leave for lAe East sooD.
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~ OBJ 'Doris1ox 'aiisl1sa con!rAHi We
have received : psnpAlst: circular relating
to tie ,"0ld Dominion Mining Company"
Of Hstsaes prepared and published By Nil :;
lsr Brothsfo, 40 Walnut street, Philadel-
phia. The Company owns tvo splendid
silver mines in Nevada, sad hsvs : quartz
mill in operation. An assay Of specimens
from: oas nine eIiivss ever $500 per ton.
Governor Stephen Miller y Secretary, and
Charles Williams Tressursf Of the Compa-
~. -c!5 n -, 93~>: E;t- Vi4s1 SO; =" - - Il
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:" RA1z.-Thsp sst three weeks, until Mon
day night, have pssn untnternittingly warm
and dry. Though most excellent Weather
'fer harvesting, it has been bad on '.sardsn
$50" Bot'a couple q nice showers
darisg that night aud Tuesday morning.
have HID III efest Of llvSi1g Vegetation
vend.rtsllS syen - ,syins III, dust ~ n
. VIZ aeecptsbls manss1. We understand
that IL, Cloud nd vicinity alone vsrs: f.
vor,d, =. IL rain did not extend far into
The ;oountHv, ~ s5<e, 5H:4 a;sf- a=~"er4 l..s-
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Rs1u1x1D.-Judgs Hamlin arrived in
tswn - Monday, 70 'reazain psemaneatly.
Wease Glal .fAat successive. residences in
Ts1sG, 'Tsnasslss and Pinnsylvsnia viii
IN the PCT lsw ysa.s hsvs oaly succeeded
In esGtA9aife Aie love ,ssr Minnesota
6ee lii I'D In aSetiar column. !:
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~ - IS e$F%l
! -. following u h,ssaal assions iareAl
sstats sines our lat rspert two weeks 40,
g taken from tic books Of TIE Register Of
Deeds Of 1tsqfns County: IS
: Neha. VSlkes d ANA q. sllalosS u nwA I'D
. x wv section 81 town IN range ~ Irles $40
e 0sa % Henry D INNING. lot = block ! Css% ooS
ses.p p =: 70 Jos. ks., -. :. town q
4. 4 r S TO :. Lamb, 10. ! block 10 81. Cloud,
igs Mary Nont, to Prank Junk, 1os., Ma Mock =
LartJs ID. 10 81 Cloud. 1oo
5eAa.t 9as1lsoa % 1osis 9oystss No x "A
}. Jo:daa 1sls 70 J. 4 Hayward lot block D g;
, e.; !. ? J. = s,i,sssr 10 'e 5os
. ss;e..k M. 10. block y md ::s;;
Casper Hens to John Hsnuinan. n Xsw Il and
swx ~ 4 &C. q town IL range -. eeo
tDahtel l. Davis to JNolho u 1yae ~ Il &c. -
gG3s town IN range -, 40
Is a.l4 i q Is ANY q ,aaar u 1,@ss -,
H. + Wakes - n asA lot block 1oa Iowrss =: =
~ I!hs.yt = Ja... Z cray, y 9. x aad ~
- e and loe &sec. ., town IL ranGs .I.,,a ~
bs1henSsoa tes: ". Ass,zotAa Mot blee rs, Z
: mos Mann y 9. 4. Austin lots II and : "a
svH nv u sse. l1.toWn lDnnSs 3, u. ~
Cafoline b. PatzSdgs to Sylvester Woleotk lots1
. 10 II and II block 10 lair Haven, %
Julia ". Owen ~ Laura 4. AySre n Of lots 10 II
ard II block n 81. Cloud CITY. 80
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Boy WA11aD.-An industrious, 'intslli-
esat 10y, absat if.ssa years old, Who vi.h-
. 70 lam tAs va.ehnak.rn and jewelers.
trade, Win Ind good place By calling 1t
A. ". BuaA's store; ON Sc. Gsrmain street
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WILL Rl1u1s.-A private letter from our
old friend, WIN Ki.ksad, nsv in the Adju-'
taat asaerars once, ct Warrington, brings
Tie. gratifying iat,lliTenee that 10 vim ~
turn % St. clead during the coming fAll .
rsnain and antar into buainees. -.
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Hous4 1sE111D.-On Friday lat shouss.
seeapied By OF Kaudson md Nh. McMss-
ten, q Evansville, vas entered during
tAsir temporary abssaes, and . number Of
articles stolen. Among the rest vas .
pseket-boek belonging . Mr.: T., Who ID
vsrtis. . note in it, warning Ill persons
d: - - = q,
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"A lady in Madison, Ind, has recently
married her fifth husband, Could great
& compliment b psidto the sternsr sax
4 Perhaps not; but W doubt II tho first
four could b made to appreciate the :..cou.
plimsnt." :, =: tz5;,&t2;. ~: 4 zi899 5ag;14
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=. "A young lady who is up In the White
Mountains, writes to = friend, confidential
": 1T IL delightful 10 climb up these
hills, with . young man to help you in the
steep places, and eat luncheon with you
Oh the summit" .1z9 80 s#EHI3>3e II u !
-: - ". rather n. 'th.t !, p.ei.1ly ii.
!.'.lunchson on The summit" -
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! IT: CLOUD MARKETS.

MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR.
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Aoo1Dlx1.-A man BY the name Of 8. 8.
Barnes employed q Tobsy's. mill, had the
thumb Of Ais night hand jannsd II By b.:
ing eaagAt undsr : log that tho men we're
turning ever On IL eszriag %. Dr.. Tolnaa
dressed ahe wound. ard Il ID hoped appa-
tatioR nav not ba neooaanrY. "' " i.t
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Ds1soA1ss.-Ata meeting Of The Arctic
Club IN this eity,s 81 Tuesday evening last
Nsesrs. +. c earns and A. J. Reed were
chosen dslega&eet y fepreseat w. Cleb in
ths Pass Bah Payer State Convention %
b hala n bk Pazl ~ Tie I'll ID. es1tsn-
A. 81 *. H45 H. rs! tia5liLt - 81 ~ 1T ,7t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-29

A>lA,1As.-Col. J. B. Holt, Csvhty Al.
ditor Of Bsassa County, has absat eas hun
drsd hivss Of bees, al in lne condition.
The Colonel markets this year one thou
sand pounds Of .. hne, clear, delicious hon
y - ~ sysr. ~. -. -. r. ]:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-29

RA11s.-We noticed quite number Of
Large rats IN Bridsnaa's nil pond which
were brought down hsn above last week.
Thar ars about 100, 900 fsst, and ars to b
savsd ~ BY M: Btidgnaa tbs N, P:
Clsrks. A large lot u isVsd lanber il
hing Rafssa - Brids'aaa's mill to b tsken
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-29

size, tolsrabls favor and not very severe:
price, have nade -. thsir .lps..>.'s. a'aite
plentifa]ly. II q scarcely necessary to say
:thst they were not gown here. : ., IT,:
T." Blaekberries sre scarce, st lesst: ~
jude 70 30; - but few are offered. They
bring from ten 70 twenty cents per quart
according 70 The conscience Of the seller
and the anxiety Of tho purchaser.
But limited quantity Of tomatoes are
to DO found. The continuous dry weather
has had. q iuanfayor,ble effect upon them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-29

{ ,Wa1A1 ". RYl.-Ths Anoka Pysss stat
id tAats Asla n .he f1slm Of Peter Wick
land seved p yhsat eean's % r., The = :.
l1vs1 xisssseaiGs thi1ks thsrs must b some
.ist4t, -bat ~ :; / q Ge:h aet.
Bro. Themsen; dil.rt thata e come Up
sajihtly 81 Nauid 1osnfsa.alA 81 vaarI.., '',sss