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All On Ohm DAhl10T.

Tho statensat wassa int made that
al the ballots on the pending amend
msnts must bs voted On separate slips
and plaesds 10 separate boxeas Txts 4.
.ot rsq...sa. The votes On taxing.
Natioaal hanks msst b o printed and
5dspoaiasd, but thoas O IL suffrage
snsalnsst and boad prsposttion On y
printed and dspositsd With The regular
ticket having On il The names Of tho
state md local candidates. Tho great
majority q the Republican tickets for
this section viii b % prepared. ...,.,.
"-~' W. mention this for he benefit Of
Ii, Republicans Of tho District. who
may thus b assured that they can
legally deposit votes printed, ~ stated
above. ::'~~' '
The 81. Paul Pres. Of yesterday
speaking Of these matters, says:
"Vese dem tcgetker-tho suffrage
Amendment and Bond proposition
printed o. the general tieket-and the
Bank taxation Amendment On a sepa.
rate bal9ot, folded inside Of tho general
ticket. All should then be deposited
u ono ballot boz.
1--WE arc informed that in some 10.
cslitiss the Town Clerk has given no
tiee that sspar.te ballot-box will be
furnished for each amendment. He
has no authority to give such notice.
Il Is not required BY law, and tends on
y 70 confusion. But one b.llot-box IL
pooeG0oIY." j..
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JuDaE .FLANDRAu-'the hero o.
Nsv.da"-boaly maintained the doc.
tsins Of State rights in his speech last
wsek. This Is the germ Of tho Seces.
sion movement: It vas what JEFF: d.
Viz claimed and fought for. Flandrsu
il one Of the most virulsnt eopperheads
70 be found in the Northwest.
THr preliminary examination at St.
Paul Of Geo. L. Van Solsn, for the
murder Of Dr.: Harcourt, closed this
week. The particulars Of the murder
have already been given. Justice LAM
bert committed the prisoner to await
the action of tho Court Of Common
Pleas in December next.
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-Andrsw Curtin win have 70 wait
awhils before hs warns . seat Senatori.
sl.-S. Loxis Times. &c. ~
Ga the contrary, says tho 81. Louis
Deaoorat, both branches II tho Penn.
':y''aaia< Legislature being Repable.n,
seatssry 10 sll' jour sxpseta*;oas, il d
pesbsble that Govssnoe Curtin win b
elected 70 IA th. plaes IN the ssl,s.
.vasaesd By Bsekalew; Democrat tn
saia in thst State just balances tie loll
il Ohio. We oan stand th6t sort Of
ting dtbe Dsneessts'e sn, considering
Inst 10 have thrss2 fou1ths oe Ii. Sen:
ass already, With Senators from South.
81 States sooa 70 conc i'm: i; ~:
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NOTICE..

Tho undersigned will conduct public examination
OF ne Teachers OF the Common Schools for the Sec.
ead Connis.tonsr District comprising the Towns OF
" Jos Broekxay and Le sauk at the schoolhouse in
toc vi!ege Of st. 70 in said district; on Tuesday the
0ndz ?. u. - ~ Az a: -
Fer the Third District. comprising the Towns Of
Weke0ead, 4unson, Rockville and Luxembourg. at the
sehoolhouse in Cpd Spring, on Saturday, The 2Srd
November, 1907, between the hours Of 10 A. N. and
~. 4.
For The Fourth District comprising the Towns Of St.
o:'d o x;sa.!' ssu1 centIe Getty, Grove, Oak Ray:
1dsa Lax at The echoolhouse in sauk Centre vii
e. % 1hursday. tho 21st November, between the
Aoofs Of II l.; 4. and ?. H. - ,
For ths 1inh District, comprising the Towns Of St.
1900 Maane Preirie, Lynden and Fair Haven, at
ne 1ehoolhouse In tho village Fair Haven: on
1se.da The 9eth Novsmbsr, lso7, between the hours
q IL 4. 4. and ( PL,
schools h etssrns County wi please be in attendance
ae u shove naoed places. - -.-:G
q Superintendent Of Comnoa schoois sor ste.r,.co.
u. C1oud, Oct q, 1867. nl4-6w
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ran snaAroR1AL oonF1iF.


EDIToR JouaNAL.-As tho Repub-
licau candidate Of this DISCREET tor
the State Senate, I find myself violent.
" .ssailed in the columns Of the IS.
Cloud E~e. by the editorial eosps
thereof assisted BY = sore- hsaded ''Rad-
ioal Republican," Who asens . haze :
heavy responsibility resting upea hin.
In regard 70 these individuals and
The aumsro.s charges made BY them,
which charges ars nearly Ill *s'er!y
fal.s, and the balance bassd on very
slight+ foundation % eolossd and d.
torted u to b entitled % 10 ooasidssa-
ton, I have only to state, that I Do not
propose to b entertained By then for
the asxt week in rsfatins whatever
statements they may imagine will ssrvs
their purpose, which il 70 defeat the
Republican party in this District
desire, however, TO refer % saoth'
Or matter in which the people here,
irrespective Of party OF Of politicians,
feel deeply interested. For several
days East, the parties drst above named
have been very industrious In eireula-
ting reports that have 20 much RAJ
estate in tho town ofSauk Rapids, aud
in fact throughout Benton aud Sher-
burne counties, that I would naturally
b interested adversely to st. Cloud
that gave lots In Sank Rspids % Mr.
Liteh6eld, &c., 10. I regret that I am
not - we'll of in The matter Of real e.
tate u these friends would represent me
70 BE-. For the list I've ysa.s I have
not owned . lot in the town Of Sank
Rapids proper. I did once Own tev
lots Of ANAL vslss in IN addition 70 ths
town, but some year o. more aso gav,
large portion Of said lots for The pur'
pose, - I undsrstood the matter, Of
psoeu,ieg the improvement of the vats.
power, in which inpsovsmsnt I sup
posed the town Of Sc. Clo,d 70 bs d,
rectly interested. I understood tha'
Mr.. Litohdsld NJ Indirectly interested
and that 10 gave . bond 70 the several
parties donating loes, q 10 some q
then, but never sav the aid bead
and did not know the full ps1post Of il
q 70 whom it runs, and have not NOV
any more interest in the result Of tn
operation than any other citizen Of 81
Cloud.
Some eight months ago I cold sai
decided Ill ny interest Of any value i,
Benton and 6hsrburne counties.
In conclusion permit me to state thu
in case Of my election, I shall strive L
serve the interests Of my constituent
throughout the whole District, and +
promote the welfare Of tho Republica,
party.
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THE RANK AlGRllDlaEHT.

Very little attention has been, paid
to The fast that ths people Of the State
azs % vote upea an ans.dment 70 the
Constitution WITH regard 10 taxing
National Banks. Henry J. Hon and
J. ". MeClusg, of 81. Paul, tho
attorneys Of opposite political views,
unite in . lsttsr in this matter which
i pubiiahsd in the daily pspsss. They
stats that the e6eet of' this ansndmsnt
would b.. If passed, 70 exempt these
banks iron ~ but The Stale tax, which
il about four mills. The resals vo.ld,
If eouzse, bsiajszioas.o other property,
which must. bear The hesvier burdens
Of taxaaioo. They therefore advise the
psspls, ssids from Ill party teelingp, to
vote sxo." 4~:n.. -.
This ia matter which ought to have
been mors: fully discussed. -: T.. IT,:
Il ,shosh b: ssusmbssed that
yotse On this amendment mus be on 4
different ballot from tho ret Of the
ticket. t.. 4. ,~'-.7:s
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MEALS AT ALL Hours. 49,.
.a..:! JOS. GoYETTE, Proprietor.
St. Cloud, June 5, 1866. 80. :v9n26

M ORTQAGE SALE.-Aortgdgors- Mills and
N1 Prudence L. Mills, his wife, Of Onstead County,
KSneaose- e. Mcclure, Of stea u, County,
and State Aforesaid "a ~
corded July:l31st, 1866. in Book "C' of Mortgage
Deeds pages 164 and 1885, in records Of said stearns
Amount CLAIMED to Be due said mo,tgage at date
KS notioe.-Throe Hundred and Eighty and 2sl0o
Descyiptlen Of said Aoroagea pre,s.s,s-rlie north
half of section No. seven, ~ in. Township Nc. one
hundred and twenty-five, q25) North Of Range No.
thrty-hve (35l west Of the 9th Meridian situate in
the County of Stcarns and State Of Minnesota con
tanning Three Hundred and fourteen 70lO0 acres Of
Default having been made in tho conditions of said
Mortgage, Notice ishereby given that tho said north
half Of SECTION No. SEVEN IN township No. 1885, north
sold at public auction at the front door Of the once Of
Register Of Deeds in aud forraid county at st. Cloud
on the 14rH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1867. Mt 10
O'Clock A. NJ of said day, to satisfy the amount due ON
said mortgage AMI attorneys fees and costs of sale
!. THOMAS G. MCCLURE, MORTGAGE
Dated St. Cloud August 22d, 1867. oct3i.0w
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1LAN0RAU's D1s10rA1rY.

The following extract i taken hon
. report Of Senator Wilkiuson's speseh.
delivered At Ovasosna On the 18Th, ~
pab6shsd in tie Owatouna Journal:
I'll: Senator aid he net Jadgs Fha.
drau in 81. Paul about tho time that
meC lsllan by before the wooden guns
Of the enemy. In the eourss ct ths
conversation the Judge said, ~ an q
Union man p The Senator said,
"What, you, = Judge Of the Supreme
Court = Uoiou man r He finally said
70 him: "Judge. if you were ia Nc
Clollan's place, with IN army Two hun
dred thousand strong, and you hal IN
opportunity 70 flank Lee capture Rich.
mono, aud crush the rebellion, could
yos do Il ," The reply Of tho Judge
~, "No, Sin, l WOULD NOT, / ,o;s)I
preserved i"
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ELECTION NOTICED
,s,3 NOTICE. - HnEDY aIVHN, THAT on -.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s, &: 1857,

AG'3 ~'SAt~o 40 0sAs~1AoA 'VAvASs THAI IN ~
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 4 1857,
At the, Court House.
r ~ 9sotton Dstriet composed Of the Township Of
opsnsd Of O'clock in tho morning, and viii Continue
o0en 1n14 eOolook n the Afternoon Of the ssme av
to eect 0tats and County Officers - follows to vii:
. 9ovesnof, for tho term Of two year,.
Secretary Of State. to servo for tho term Of two
AZ Attorney General. to .sr,. for the term Of two
State Treasurer, to servo tho term Of two rear;
4 Sheriff. 70 serve two years.
Register OF Deeds, to serve two years.
0ocnty Treasurer, n serve two years.
equity Attorney, to serve two years.
AyudEe Of probate, to serve two years.
I. County surveyor, to serve two years,
/, ACourt CoAmisaioner, to serve three years
A Coroner, to serve two years. =. :,
Ono State Senator to for the term of
One Representative for the county Of Stearns. Ia
servo for ono years Also to vote for or against the
posed amendment Of section one Of article seven Of
the Constttutton Of the State Of Minnesota.
Tor or against tho proposed amendment Of section
-four, OF article nine Of tho Constitution. :
For OF against tho application of State Railroad
Bond sinking fund for the extinguishment Of the
Minnesota STATE Railroad Bonds" Wv
q. 3. NATION, Town Clerk.
81. coad, October 18th, 1861 Il
In Chapter !, q General Statutes of Mnnesoto
Section h the following clause: '1he said JuSrs,
& @ e s.sa Wsaa::dsy next preceding such
~ hoar q nins In ths rsnoon, to four in ia stsr.
aooe, ed tsr two houn next preceding the onsnin.
q ~ polk On he dsy Of suoh election sai e nres
ent at ne pointed for the holding Of such cleo
aoo eheir respective election Districts for tue Dur.
poss OF making corrections in said list."; oct2i2w
=. :. Z
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IN biz speech It this plses Fhad,au
said that The rebellion could nsvsr hays
been isaugazatsd had not the osgani-
satios II the Dsnoeratie part, been
dr't destroyed. Asths speaker NJ a
original Breskiaridge Democrat, and
aided In breaking up the Ds.oer,tie
party, the above il . frank adnissioo
# how he truly felt With regard 70 %.
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TIE st. Paul Pioneer appea-s in 4
handsome now dress, With new head,
and loohs decidedly fresh and neat
Al party organ, tho Democracy could
not ask q more able advocate Of the
principles, or lack Of principles, which
unite them Is IN organisation. We on.
y wish the politics Of tho paper were
half n bright and clean Is is its typo
graphical appearance.
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,XsyoRClBln ILLtJSTfsATION.
IIos as K;ssSepols Tti6s.e. -ss'ss.

Hon as x;sa.epol;. 7t;sx...
1b Me spsseh in this city on Tuesday |
evsni1g, Hon. Ignatius Donnelly truth
fully stated that the proposition Of Cop
plrhsads 10 regard to reconstruction was
q give the negroes who had proved our
fttends during the war over into tho
hands Of our enemies, the rebels, that
the latter might punish them because
they had proved faithful to the Union,
"a murdsrsr," said Mr.. Donnelly,
..springs upon you to take your life. A
friend, seeing your danger, rushos to
tho rescue, and reoeiving tho blows Of
the assassin upon his own person, saves
you. Tbs bahisd villain, enraged at
losing his prey, cries out, Give mo up
this man thst I may murder him be-
cause he is your friendy" This is an
exact and forcible illustration Of the po-
sition Of the parties upon the question
Of reconstruction. When traitors at
tackled the life Of the:nation, the negro
stood By the Union, shouldered his mus
ket, and barred his breast to the iron
hail Of rebel muskets. He did his part
ia rescuing the Union from destruction.
Now the Democracy propose to give the
ballot only to the white people of the
south, and to deprive the loyal negro of
that which is necessary to protect him
in his new found libefty. They propose
to give the white rebels all the political
power, aud to deliver the black, bound
hand and foot, to their tender mercies.
Is this right? Is it not base ingrati-
tude? Is it not worse? Is it not down.
right villainy to surrender the friend
who aided Us in the hour of our distress
to be punished by the enemy who
sought our destruction simply because
he ,oa. our friend? Will the loyal PEG:
pie Of this country do such villainou.
act! No! Though a thousand Ohiot
vote down negro suffrage, We will neve,
suffer reconstruction of the South tina,
shall deprive tho only loyal race in it o.
the power Of seH.protection against thu
cruel, bloody and revengefal traitors
The white rebels Of the South may deem
themselves we'll off If they are permitted
70 share power equally With the black.
without seeking to claim its monopoly
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1t IL matter. Of fact, worthy Of
record that since re-entering the army
1t the commencement Of the rebellion
General Grant has mot been absent
from duty = whole day on account of
sickness. 49,. 49,. =:
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: "A strong protest has been laid
before the President sg.inst Secretary
Seward respecting his course towards
the Fsnian prisoners in ireland, and
hn removal strongly urged. The
President has promised to act in the
matfar. ,1.'.-> ..H~:
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Hoo. Schuyler Coltax delivered
~ address 4 The Cooper Institute last
week, before . vesy large audience, on
the political sitaatioa.s H. advocated
the impeachment Of tho President and
The nomination Of Grant by tho Radical
party pext year u their standard bearer
in tho Presidential campaign, and stated
it ~ biz conviction that the government
Of the country was safe only in the
hands Of the Radical party. :. .., ..
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THE A8HATooSW-MR. 0Il.lEAH.
In another column viii b. found .
card from Chs. A. Gilman, Esq.,, Re.
publican candidate for tho Senate, in
Ri; ia Il =. ;1 *sala an d; sli;5a::
ton Of the voters Of this District.
The fact must be evident to III that
II order to maintain party organization
the member Of the party must adhere
elossly togethher. Otherwise there will
alw,ys Be disseu,ions, involving weak
nsas and danger to thsparty. Mr.. Gilman
stands - the regular Republican noni-
nee, and VA unanimously selected q.
the candidate by = full and regular
Convention. At caucus of delegates
tie previous evening, Mr.. Gilman
mads such statements concerning his
political course, past and future, q x.s
acceptable to those present. Then OF
daring the Convention would have been
the proper time to make objection to
hin, and if deemed best for the interest,
Of H. party, 70 have selected a.o.he,
tes the phes nov occupied BY him on
the ticket. To the extent At on, infos.
nation his nomination ~ obtained b.
fir aad honorable means, and no otjee-
t'os ess BOW properly be urged on this
soose.
Il y uaaa6 in the present coalition
4 The eountry To- throw into the hands
4 Tie Dsnoes.sie party any portion Of
- eostsol Of the govsrnnsst, and in
visv Il The coming election Of . United
States Senator the present canvass i
spss;ally important. Let Rspsbheans
look ven 70 these matters; and It il
sass in ~ event to go elsewhere for
counsel thaa 70 Democratic pspe,s and
politicians.
The charges Of peeuaia.y interests
hah By Mr.. Gilman il localities
advsrse 70 81. Cloud, sss doubtless pre-
pared fos merely political purpess,, and
~ ass assured BY Mr.. @. that, if elect.
d, b viii labor to sdvaaee in every
NY The growth and property Of St.
Cloud AID this District.
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The L. Seuer Courier says the
sraders on tho Valley Railroad are pro-
grsssing very fast, and the work on the
railroad buildings in town il progress
ing finely. The depot has already A.
samed shspe, and promises to be . neat
little AMIR. 49,. ..,;.. ., :.
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THE DUTY OF RHPupL1cAus.

j. committed to the defense ofit-it i
the foundation stone Of the party. I'm.
der tho banner Of Equal Rights and
Profession to Loyal Men has the o.
ganizatioo won ito victories i; and now
when the hour comes to eloths thsse
men, who bore unhiaohingly tho brunt
Of the battle to preserve the govern.
msnt, With the power 70 protect them
selves in their civil rights, the people
will not be false to their principles.
On this point tho people are right -; the
leaders have been timid, and the results
in Ohio and elsewhere came from in
difference inspired BY the hesitaney Of
those to whom had been entrusted the
guidance Of the party Of freedom.
Republicans Of Minnesota | BY no
foolish prejudiess, BY no lack Of inter-
ct, BY no outside pressure should you
permit this measure to b. lost. Rally
every true man to the polls, aud go
that be votes for the amendment 70
our Constitutions whereby long-del.y.d
justice shall be done 70 = Glass Of mon
prescribed BY bigoted intolerance,
Let the measure not only b. adopted
but let it be earned BY . triumphant
majority, and the good ddinq shall BE-
borne fax and vide, and Aisnseoea will
then do her share in the work OF recon-
st,usting the nation .. . baais th.t
shall b grand and enduring - Tie ~.
e1lastins hills-the basis Of Equal
Rights.
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IT Is generally undssstood that Flas.
drau will endsavor 70 drown bio aisap.
pointnent .fter bid defeat next week,
By writing . book of-"Adveuturss in
Nevads: by an sx.Judgs WHO left
Minnesota 70 escape The draft."
J" ~1heseh ahss1e lfseall ~ saarna.
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Tile 7.';i1*~et 3onstantinople let
tsr ~ Turkey refused decidedly the
Russian demand 70 ccde Candia to
Ra'si.. Ru.si., ii. writer . ~! will
not however force Turkey 70 war until
Turkey isabu.y WITH IL own affairs.
But The way h not prepared, and II
var comes now this rejsotsd advice will
b presented ~ the publication for il.
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Tnr St. Paul Pioneer, with true
Copperhead instincts, decends to vile
abuse Of the memory Of President Lin
coin, and refers to him Is "His Low
Nastiness." 1t is just such papers that
support johnson and urge the election
of Flaudrsu.
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. 1lAHDaAu tsnderlJ 'isquirsd Y any
= his aadisuee bad svsr bssa q Mex
III. Psshaps not; but Flaadrsa has
-; tes Nsvsds ! Wset sboat. tie
I - drafting eomnsadsd and staid 10.
r. f1eNaS M ovsr. II ::;:s
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Tie nov Silver Tips recently !,

;. The ~ Silver Tip recently in
tsoduesd BY the American Shoe Tip
Company ars decidedly ornamental. "A
metal tip adapted 70 arst-oAss. shoes
has long been needed, for children will
wear hoIsS ID the toes Of even tho highest
cot Shoes Ia . lev days unless protected
b metal tips.-Boaowg Journal; 4#a>
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But thru day. remain until the
dswning of the 5th Of November. Dur.
ink this brief time much good may b
done. The vavering can be confirmed
in their tendencies toward the right,
and those Who may be Indifferent can
Be Impressed With tho importance Of the
Issues.
Let Republicans give one day to the
grand work that lies before them. Let
them attsnd the polls, and labor there
for the success Of their ticket, which il
the representative Of the principles
that carried the nation in safety
through the rebellion. Let them Sc,
70 1t that every Republican voter is II
the polb, and . glorious victory await,
~.
Work, Republicans! Wosk!
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Light 4. for the Million.
OIL, OIL-.ss@. OIL
THE UNlVERSA OIL !
5 Ra.entea Ap,ll 9th, 1867. ss
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT AND A
NEW ERA IN LIGHT.
Grand Combination OF Cheapness,
Brllliancy and Safety. -

We.vould COLL the attention Of merchants
and dealers in Kerosene OIL to this valus.
bic invention. ..,-....-,,......- ...,...,..,..,,
No argument is necessary TO- convince
tho public Of tho enormous expense which
attends the use of tho various burning olls
heretofore introduced.
In view of the great burden upon oil
classes throughout the country, the invent
or was induced to make an effort to place
before the public an article Of equal or
greater brilliancy at much less cost.
After long succession Of costly expert
merits, he has accomplished his purpose,
and now introduces the UNIVERSAL OIL.
1t has been thoroughly tested by expert
cnced chemists, (see certificate) and pro-
nounoed by them to be dccidedly'a non e.
plosive OIL
Its purity and brilliancy Of light, its
cheapness, united with perfect safety rem
der it admired and preferred by oil.
CERTIFICATE.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 10Th, 1861
designed for burning oil and formulated by Mr. J. B.
Virgins, has beo, examined in this Laboratory and
ascertained to act conformity with Act Of Congress-
Tho vapors going off from said mixture at HOO Fahr
enhelt is not explosive per SO or mixed with large
proportion Of atmospheric air. !;
THOMAS ANTESELL,
Chemist to Department
The undersigned having secured the right
to manufacture and sell the UNIVERSAL
OIL, would respectfully Invite all dealers
in Kerosene Oil to give him q call, as he is
confident he can make it for their interest
to deal with him.
Q. F. BENTLEY. ::
Office and depot next. door to United
States Land Office. St. Cloud, MINI. nj
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LAND FOR SALE.

l will sell, at fair price, for cash, the
following described parcel Of land to wit. ::
The Northwest quarter of the South
west quarter Of Section two (2,) Town ne
hundred and >twenty-four, (l24) north Of
Range No. twenty-eight as.
Title good no encumbrances.
Apply by letter to
JOSEPH LEWIS,
P. o. Box 81,
n13-3m -, -. St Paul. MINI.
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The Winoos and St. Peter Rail-
md has been purchased BY The North
wsstsrn Company Of Chis.go. The
Transfer i takes p'aee % The 18th q,
Novsnbsr. i -. '.> y,
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A leading Republican Senator"
d aid 70 have stated that tho Senate
would impeseh johnson within thirty
day. from The time articles Of impeach.
nsnt leashsd that body from the House.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

The rebel element is furious over
the result in Virginia, and denounce
tho negroes IS banded together to over.
come the whites.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

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