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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-18
LATTER FROa OSAKIS.
OsAKIs MINI July 1Ath, 1867.

II
Z From Our Regnlar Corresponding.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-We are having yer!
8 rairley day, with wind from the south
. Notwithstanding rain and bad roads, ilnmi
grau.s still keep pushing in and taking Vi
claims in Douglas county. At the presen
rate there, will not be many good claim,
i left at the close Of the summer, In th,
| County, except in the. timber, but that viii
! afford large space for homssa for som,
timo yet. t, The best hard wood timbe,
country now vacant in the State lies imme,
diately north o. 0sakis, on the line Of the
osakis and Otter Tail City road, and i'm,
migrants are already eainning to enquire
about 1t, and push in on the first part Of
the line and make claims
! PROSPERITY OF osAKIs. 20,
| Osakis is making . steady, sure progress
in its improvements, and by tho close Of
the summer will be considerably ahead Of
where her most saguine friends placed her
in their calculations the past spring. ..
j.
The finest and largest hotel abovel Min.
neapolis is now in course of construction
here, by MIR. Warren Adley, who will DO
remembered by all old settlers "a the pro-
prietor Of the Melrose House, when first
opened, and more lately as builder and
proprietor Of the Sank Centre House, in
Sank Centre. "a, ~. - ..:.~r.
STORES AND SAW MILL. "a
We havetwo stores running here now
doing good business, and owned respeo-
lively by Jas. Chambers and Henry Stone.
The steam saw mill owned by Mr.. R. San.
derson, is running every day, aud doing as
we'll as any other mill in the country. J.
CROPS IN FINE CONDITION.
Farmers all report their crops as looking |
better than ever before, and I think that |
Notwithstanding the great number of people |
who have come in this year, the country
will raise enough to supply its whole popu-
lation during the year. The hay crop is
fine, and if the weather permits, people
will put up larger quantity than usual,
Il ough they will not be able to cut on q
great deal Of the land that was mown over
last year, on account Of water. 80 49,.
Z ">: THE coPPERHEAD Pow-wow.
1see by the pspers that ,:tho uuter fled
Democracy" have had their annual love feast
in st. Paul, and gone through With another
farce Of putting up lot of old fossils in
places to be kicked down again
by progressive Young America, who will
not allow his progress to be checked by
even more powerful than they;
although We must concede that they are
great. conspirators, as the Southern con-
spiracy and rebellion, the conspiracy and
murder Of Abraham Lincoln, and the con-
spiracy Of the Knights of the Golden Circle
all originated by Democrats of the
purest type, will atun dainty evidence
Well, it is proper that such men should make
conspicuous, once in while, so
that people can see the contrast between
Them and patriotic men. O." G...
More in due time.
: :..:'.,: Respectfully yours,
~-r Il IL y =. STILWELL.
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CoNvEN1ENr,-Tobey & Co: have their
lumber yard on st. Germaine street, oppo-
site Sims Brothers, in complete working Or
der. They keep constantly on hand q
complete assortment of oil kinds of lumber,
and everything in that line turned out at
the mill. They are about to commence the
erection Of an Office at the new yard. Mr.:
Henry Tobey is always on hand to supply
customers. =.
! STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE.-During the
season Goyette will have fresh, cultivated
strawberries, in the best cor dition, for sale
in quart Baskets. at the most favorable
market prices.
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FINE sNS1A LlSkaAlcNTs Az SSAUIk
ssE, t@S CENTRE. s 8
AIcssrs. Linne n ma n. 4 Capser.

|
During recent yisit.lo Sank Centre Nc
passed .hrough the large storerooms 81
Messrs. Linueman g. Capser, and nolwi,h-
standing what We knew aud had heard con.
cerning the business activity Of the place,
yet We had scarcely believed SO extensive
an establishment could DO sustained. But
We learned our error. The building stands
on corner Of two Of the principal streets,
affording one Of tho best locations in the
place %H ''.,ta" = -, fsf aS*.fs %EJ ~. lHa q
gfgN aNae} u 1ai7i.tEE atts d g. ~ o.
1t is . double structure, including two
'sry large store-rooms: The frst Is devot-
ed to light goods-iuoluaing full line Of
dress goods from calicoss to silks, and en-,
bracing everything the ladies may want;
clothing OF all kinds, Of the latest styles
and most substantial manufacture; hats
and caps, boots and shoes goods Of all
kinds for farmers wear; glassware and
queensware; yankee notions, ETC., etc.
The room is arranged in fine taste, and the
goods displayed to excellent advantage.
The stock is fresh and seasonable, having
just been purchased at very favorable rates
in the Eastern markets, and we found that
Messrs. Zimmerman 4 Capser were selling
goods at prices, that, considering the DIFF
ference in freight, would challenge compar-
ison with this city or st. Paul. Their
trade in this department seemed to he
heavy, and the clerks, as we'll as Mr.. Cap
ser. who has full charge Of the establish
mont throughout, were kept busy doing up |
goods and receiving the necessary green
backs in exchange, l.c.> s.:e
Tho adjoining building is crowded full I
With heavy goods, such as groceries and
provisions in the bulk, .plows and farming
in general, liquors, &c., So,
. stock quite sufficient for
wholesale trade. Notwithstanding this
|srge supply, the firm, is. required to re-
plenish at;tfrequent' Intervals. $50:
The heavy business done by Messrs. Lin
aeman s Capser is an evidence Of the uu-
9recedented growth Of the town and the ad-
AGENT country. About three years ago
Mr.. Capser went. to Sank Centre when
here were but Two or three houses, and
he county had but few settlern. Now their
ash sales amount regularly to hundreds Of
dollars per day, and they supply settlers
With goods for miles in oil directions; By
lint Of energy, and through fair dealing
md low prices they have built up this
'esvy: trade, which must; continue to in: |
reass from year to year" Settlers, new
3 we'll as old, will benefit themselves by
;oine to the establishment which We have
ust spoken Of: and examine tho stock it Of
ers before purchasing elsewhere. !
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BASE BALL. considerable interest is be-
ing manifested in the game Of base ball,
and the Arctic Club plays two or three eve
nings in each week. 81 The following is re-
port Of ono Of the regular games played
on Friday afternoon of last. week. and is
not bad for a Club which has been organ
lied but little more than one month:
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RrcovEEED.-It viii be remembered that
On the night Of the Fourth Mr.. Jos. Rams.
dell, Of Holmes City, who was stopping 1t
the Aianssota House, had s26 stolen from
him: Allan stannard, who took tho mon,
~ from NJ, Heard, has also confessed to
stealing this money, and has returned it,
It is now Ia depont in this eity awaitins
Mi: RS order. $ 60, ~
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80 C1Rcus.-By an. advertisement in this
issue it will be seen that Caldwell's Occi-
denta. Circus will exhibit at this place on
Thursday and Friday evenings Of next
week. They are very favorably spoken Of
by papers at points throughout the State
whore they have already given performan-
ees. From this place the Occidental &C es
to Richmond and Sank Centre, ...n -.,t .
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RAMA heavy rain fell on Sabbath
from early in the morning until about
three O'Clock. 1t was rather benefit than
otherwise to al kinds Of crops, except
perhaps, the hay.
There WAS another rain last night.
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SAD A,rAll.-0n Monday evening, about
half rast seven o'clock, : Little son, August,
Of Mr.: NV. Metzroth fell into : hole,
which Was The beginning Of . well com
nsnesd .last hll, On the Opposite side
Of the strsst, ssnd, which had carelessly
been 1en uncovered, and was drowned. 1t
70 not tuoxn Low long 10 remained in the
water before discovered, but the time j. es-
timated ct rom half an hour 10 an hour.
Medical aid vss immediately obtained, but
without svsil. The boy was three years
and two mosths old At b the time Of his
death, and. was : pretty, ', ehubby -faced,
manly little fellow, who was petted BY very
many who were pleased with, his pleasant
ways. Much sympathy il, felt Tor the pa
rents. .'|i.'.' - 1T r
Mr.. Metzroth desires, MS 10 return his
thanks for the great kindness shown hin
self and family by many friends, ri -. +
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1Hs BR1DaE.-Workmen have teen en-
gagged during the week in making repairs
on tho bridge across the r.1ine, at the foot
Of Washington! V .venue..% The rains Z had
widened the channel and mashed the earth;
30 'that the piezs:lor} supports were set
ting: They will probably be made solid
COW. :, T:H;'
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EscAPED.-Harry Gray, who committed
. robbery at Fair Haven, and the French
man Who stole one Of :. Burbanks's oxen,
made their escape from Jail on Friday night
by tearing up the door and digging their
way out. The whole affair is decidedly
creditabls to tho County.
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LAND WARRANTS.

LAND WARRANTS. .-... .,.nI
160 acre warrants, $3.50; firm and scarce.
College Scrip $l1o, single pieces. There
has been further advance in College Scrip
within the past few days, and it is not easily
obtained except affirm prices. No aoxi-.
ETY. among Eastern holders to sell. Small
Warrants are nearly out Of the market,
therefore rotations are omitted .-p"5
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SERIOUS Acc1DESr.-On Friday evening
. Frencbman named Joseph Charter was
undertaking some gymnastic performances
at Fowlers brick yard. - He had rut up .
cross pole, and holding on to this with, his
hands, was swinging himself around, when
his grasp failed as he was on the downward
circle, and he fell TO the ground, : distance
Of about five feet, striking on the back Of
his head and aeek. The lower part Of bis
body, al below the. neck, was completely
l1sralyzed, and it was not thought he could
i've twenty-four hours. DR.. Senkler VA.
sent for, and the injured man is slowly re.
covering. =, =, ..C'. :, q. '7j'.s',
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Moaxox SIrrIExExr.-We are informed
BY gentleman who has just returned from
the locality, thai lthers is Mormon Set
Element, q more than . hundred persons,
at Lake Clithsrall, between Alexandra and
Otter Tail Lake. They have aourish,ng
colony, and seem to be getting along we'll.
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THE SCORE.
INNINGS

1st. ID Sd 4th 5th 9th 7th sth 9th .~ -.
Cairns, :: IS 2 10 Ou7; S Q-Total 46
Campbell, 80 s., is l. : S-Total 50
Umpire-Dr. Collins; Scorer-Mulliken,: j.
= Fly catches Wright4 4, Morse 2, earns !, Ten
nant2, Mckay ], Lamb L -,
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PERsoxAI.-Nr. Theodore Sander, edi-
tor Of the Stasts- letting, at St. Paul, called
at our office on Thursday The Staats-zsi-
tu"eis !. good paper, and affords an excel
lent medium to any Of our business men
who may desire to advertise through such
cnsnnel. 3E4Ekt*'l'ju = Il "3t4l.
Capt. J: ?: Owens, formerly one, Of the
editors Of the st. Paul Ainnesetian, was in
town on Monday. noticing The improve.
msnts Of the place. ~ .@.' -: -. =. >
Mr.: v. s: Whitmors, Of the Minneapolis
7'ia'"s called on Tuesday, and I'VE regret
that We were absent at the time. Come
sgsin. . IS a.. , ~, I.e>,''': .:s:s..: =,
Gvo: ". Marshall viaited our town on
Wednesday, beins On Iii. way to Little
Falls. -,
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PAINFUL AcclDExr.--Wer regret to learn
that Mr.. F. E. Baldwin, of Clear Lake,
we'll known in this place, had two years
old son killed on Thursday last by being
kicked in the head BY colt.
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SAVE YOUR DocroR's B1LIs.-CoE's DYs-
PEps1A CuRE will cave the expense of a
Doctor very many times if Kept on hand
for immediate use. In the summer season,
for Cholera Morbus, Pain in the stomach,
Diarrhea, &c., it is . sure and certain
remedy. 49,. = - ~ = Ii
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RATHER RulAL. On last Sabbath from
our own door yard We saw two deer Looping
on the prairie, not far from tho river bank,
on tho east side Of the Mississippi.
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BRICK JAIL BUILDING

!.2fss! ....,-
81, at st.. Cloud, for said stearns county II:
~ Plans and specifications can be seen ct
the County Auditors Office. '7s.-
Work to be commenced at once, and
completed without delay. = -.
= Payment to te made IN CAsH-two-t thirds
Of the estimated value Of tho work done
during each month at the end Of the ssms |;
the balance when the work Is finished and
the building accepted by the County Com
missioners. - 49,. ',''.z.f.,.....,;t. .'',sss 81,
reserved. -. IT. ..r''.s- !. isIr
Z e. :~~-.4f H. J. FOWLER, i.
- .-.... +. H., ATWOOD. j..
*~", BARTu. PIRZ. .s
~-. r.5...s Committee.
st. Cloud, July 9Th, 1867. ~ IA 118w5 5
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MILL CARRIED AwAr.-During the heavy
rsins7a short time since, .'webb's" grist
mill At Fair Haven was swept. away. The
dam WAS burst through, and portions Of the
mill were carried eighty rods into the lake.
A large quantity Of wheat which had been
stored in tho building was recovered almost
uninjured. The saw mill still stands safe.
The property was owned by Lincot, vie &
Msyan, whose loss amounts to about
$1,000. -" -. ..''. =. --..-,,., :.
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Nor TO BE :OurDoNE.-Miss Melville is
playing the "Black Cook" at Minneapolis,
and the local papers are lauding it highly.
The same play has been produced in fine
style at Coyotes, and really excels the
Minneapolis affair. 1t is genuine. g.:
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~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
fish, German or Norwegian; executed 1t
this office. Send in your. orders.

KILLED ny Notwithstanding the thun-
der storm on Sabbath, Eve COWS were kill
ed by lightning on the prairie west Of town,
near Mr.. Jos. Edelbrock's farm. '''~' ~
Ex1EsPn,s1xG.-Dr. Marlatt keeps No.
! drug store, and is always adding some.
thiU, new to his stock. Last week he re-
ceived a rare article. Said ':article"
weighed just seven pounds, and is still
a-growing.
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FoR THE LITTLE FoLKs.-West & Co. are
selling dolls and toys for prices that are
within the reach of every one Go and
buy. - ~ Il: - -. ~.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
- So =. Julv 17th. 1867. :

r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI, ,u
IL s~'.E.a.t- July nth, 1867. So. .'-.jfs:.s
WIll;am Dbl:
on the bfH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1861 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day and then show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1f01, made BY
you April 18th 1866, upon tho NV u section (,
township ~ range IS, In the District Of lands sub.
ject to sale at st. Cloud, Minn should not be can
celed, as Hans Peterson alleges an abandonment
tho same when you will be permitted to contest
such showing. II: @. WATT Rerister. -,
tulylS'ewt4 SsSps4 H. g. BURBANK Receiver L
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Coop T1NEs.-When the best calicoes
can be bought for 123 cents per yard, and
other goods in proportion; it is q certain
evidence that good times have come again.
Carhs has marked his stock down to cor.
respond with these figures, and is under
selling the market. Now is the time to OBJ
tain bargains in dry goods or clothing.
When you want to get the full worth Of
your money, always call 1T earns Store.
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r AND OFFICE !, 81. CLOUD, MINI :,
IL. Julv 17th 1867

r AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD MINI,
IL July 18th, 1867. :, -.
SIN: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 9Th DAY OF sEPTEMBER 1861, At 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon Of the said day and then and there
by you April IL 1866, upon the sw Il Of section 4,
in township 122, range, 3A in the District Of lands
subject to sale at st. Cloud MINI. should not be
donment thereof by you and proposes then and there
to show the same when you will be permitted to
contest such showing. - '.-,t~e-r-
} >july1s-sw II. 9. BURBANK. Receiver,
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t.. 70. The Home Journal, organ of fashiona-
BILE society, says the hsndsomest lady in
America is Miss Emily schomberg, Of Phil
adelphia.,,'; >~,i- " ..s., s., 49,, ... 49,.
. HDu tell! ~. /. ="
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r AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI, =

r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, ~
P1;Vip Dsn.er: 2a:|lss's- - 7:",f' ":.4. s.t
SlR Yon arc hereby notified TO appear at this Office
on the 7rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1867, at 10 o'clock in
tho forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 2l67, made by
you November 18th, 1865, upon tho Sc 4 scZ
and lots 2, and 5, section Is township I29 range
in the District ofads subject to sale at st. Cloud
alleges abandonment thereof by you and pro-
poses then aud there to show tho same when you will
be permitted to contest such showing r., :. l~,
~" HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
julyls-6wa II. G. BURBANK Receiver.
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Ice CREAM AND CoNFEcr1oSERY.-Mrs.
E.. A. Smith has leased the old. stand Of
Mrs. Smith s Blood's millinery and and dress
making stand, on St. German street, whore
she - has already " opened wen
selected stock Of confectionery, fruits, &c.
The best the market affords will DO kept
constantly on hand, md sold as low as at
St. Paul. An ice cream saloon has been
fitted up in the rear Of the store, where
ladies and gentlemen can always be accom-
modated with this delicacy and the fruits
Of the season. -.,..r T.. - ...9..v ~
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LUMBER MARKET.

Corrected sceeky e1rressy for TIE Journal, By zbcy
d o. general deaters in erery variety Of Pine Lam
br, Ian, Sntn0le', d., Steam mill IN loscer tom.
81. Cloud, Ainn. 1917. ..@s- - d q, r
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z. BARGAINS IN Silver WARE.-Go to West
T. Co.'S and get Rogers & Bros. best triple
plated teaspoons, for $500 per set; table
spoons at $3.50; table forks at $3.50, &c.,
&C..
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Books West & Co. arc selling Books e.
fifteen per cent. less than publishers retail
price. "
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NEW BulID1xGs.-Mr. Joseph Kinder
has commenced work on q new brick build
ing on Washington avenue, above 81. Ger
maine street. II is to be 22x4O, two stor.
les high, and will be an ornament to the
street. . 't.-: r..
Mr.. Peter schafer has contracted for q
building Of the same size 81 tho above,
which will also DO Of brick. The basement
will be finished off for bakery. 1t will
be located Immediately beside his present
residence, on Washington avenue.
INITIATED CURRxscY.-The following
item is furnished officially by the u. s.
Mail 4, ~ H. s. :.-... = ~ r. =:
Postmssters are required to receive IN
pay ment for postage stamps, mutilated cur.
rency. at proportional rate Of deductio
for missing parts. Such currency will b,
=. red semed Ct the Treasury Department
When sent in sums Of not lees than three
. =. yl,-rsF EEEsGSFt% . tTl~4
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=. g PERnuxERr.-Lubin's Perfumery at
West s Co.'S for $1,l0 per bottle. sozo.
don't, i85 cents. Sa's>
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The Kasson Republican says. that 8
young man named McFadden, living near
that place, amuses himself catching and
caging rattlesnskes. Intellectual occupa-
ton for IN ambitious youth! u4,.,: =5sr
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J Some Of our, cetemporaries seem 10
think that the triumph Of their cause de-
pended. like the fate Of Jericho, upon the
amount of noise made--in these days Of
refinement and luxury, an article of real
intrinsic merit is soon appreciated; hence
the.unbounded and unparalleled success Of
Plantation Bitters.,, ..,... - 80. -,
r. This remedy has ever and always been
found reliable, As 4 gentle stimulant and
tonic appetizer it cannot be excelled. 1t is
no doubt . sovereign remedy for stomachic
disordcrs-for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and in stimulating healthy appetite. -.
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! NOS Y.g

V.oeaeton Of Uhited Xatss &cHritiss Ldhl ~.
' a, Cege Scrip De- IsvaisAed by 8. y. ISnsso,
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

PRIssrrERlAN.-Pastor,R Rev. E. Y. Campbell. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at O'Clock. Evening
IT.. Sunday School after morning service. q. j al
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MAGNOLIA. wA7En.-A. delightful, toilet
a, ticle-superior to Cologne and at half
the price. = 1,+ :. 10 -, -. 80 .:. = - ~
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, MORSE, NEWELL & Co. have received an
other lot of that nice breakfast bacon; also
. good supply Of hams and dried beef
Everybody in want Of q nice article in this
line will do well to call, ,S:,,--ry:, ~r7-~ -.
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From its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. 1t
restores grey hair 20 its original color, pre-
vents its falling off and promotes its rapid
growth. It is also a most beautiful Dress
ing for the hair. Mammoth sized bottles,
price only Is cts. - ,..a4 n41-1y
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BEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED.-Go to
West & Co.'S and get q years supply of
paper and save fifty per cent.
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DIR. j. H. CALDWELL, Propriet,.ri..
t.'I' -s SOD: az :.
n.y. -" . ia. ..,,'.s. -..'.-~,C
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Notice to Contractors and.
Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS will. be received
y at the County Auditors Office, in st.
Cloud, Stearns county, Minnesota, until
noon on
THE 9th DAY or JULY, 1857.
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T.: i. The Rochester Eo.t publishes the card
Of Miss E. Roys, NJ. d." who has opened
an Office in that place. We are inclined to
think that Bro. Leonard will promptly find
himself on the sick list. Careful Of those
"headaches," my boy.tI -, .tsf r = II
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AFTERNOON AND EVENING"

WILL BE AT .4>,4*
! RICHMOND, on SATURDAY, July 9th.
SAUK CENTRE, on MONDAY, July 29tl