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DY WIN. l.. WALL Il CO. Auctioneers,
ID Stores No 315 and 81
South corner of Pennsylvania avenue.
CHANEERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE GUNNER
OF NEW YORK AVENUE AND 10TH

BY virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Colun bia, passed In Equity cause
No 0s0, wherein Yates Selby are compliments
an0 George Seitz ct al ara defendants, the under
signed as Trustee, will Offer for sale on the prem
ises, al public auction. on MONDAY, the 9Th day
of April, 1873 at the hour Of FIVE clock D. m, all
the estate right title and interest Of George Setz
Of and into all that part of Lot No. I, in Square
No 343 in the city Of Washington, District Of 90
lumbia, eon!sinod within the Following metes and
bounds, beginning for the same at the southeast
westwardly By and with the line Of New York ave
nue. s. feet 10 inches. thence northwardy by Q line
At right angles With said avenue u feet Inches
thence east g feet inches TO the line Of nth street
west thence by and with the line Of said tb street
g fe.t inches to the place Of beginning, With its
Terms Of Sale: One. third Of the purchase money
to be paid cash and the balance In and II months
with Interest from date OF sale No deed will be
given until all the purchase money IL paid The
terms OF sale must be complied with in one week
after the day OF sale, the property viii be resod
At The ri,k and ccss Of the purchaser. after one
.ConveyaI cling and stAmps Al the cost Of the Dur.
chaser BAN Il. Il. PHILLIP8. Trustso
NIB ls-eofd WM.L.WALL = co.. Aae&s.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS
ID AHCtionetrs and Real Estate Brok >rs.
No: 20, Southeast corner 9TH and streets

10y GREEN & WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brok >rs.
No. 20, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALES OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP,
by virtue OF a deed in trus. from Geo. III. Moore
and wife. caring date the 18th day of 1906
and recorded in Liber NJ H., No IL, folio 3D., ct
seq, the subscriber will sell at public sale,
TUESDAY the 9TH day of April, 1853, at 41s clock
m on tie premises. all the undi vided nters ct,
claim, and demand OF the said Geo Ii. Moore in and
20 undi yided half OF the hereinafter described
part Of Square south If Square No. 439; that is
cay, the easrernmost fifty feet front 7th street
Line feet deep, with he mprO venents, whch con-
slst OF a cOmmodioTs and wen built Bridk Iron
Foundry or Machine Shop: asO, all the interest of
said Geo. u. Moore IL and to the Machinery, Tools,
Models, and Fixtures in and attached to said Iron
Foundry OF Machine Shop. among which is heavy
and valuable Iron Planning and Boring Lathe .
feet long. -... . -..-.
and balance in six and tw I've months, for notes
bearing interest from day OF sale secured by deed
In trust upon the PROPERTY; and for the machinery,
piled with i'm three days after the sale the property
will be resod upon one weeks notice, at the risk
and expense of the d., faulting purchaser 800 will
be required to be paid on the spot, immei lately
after sale by the purchaser Of the real estate and
Sa8 by the purchasers of the machinery, tools &C
All conveyancing al revenue stamps at the cost of
CHAS g. wALJACH Trustee T.
NH I3-eoAds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts.
DY b WHEELER, 4 CO, Auctioneers,
- 81 La ave, bet. Sixth and Seventh streets.
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PROPOSALS.
N o I I @ h
= OrrTcE Cfryy CoMMIsssKY SyBsfsrxNcfo
e 10 fIFrH MILITIA ~ DIsrRIcr,

TEt FIFTH MILITIA - ptsIkEcr,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia. sNsfch q, 1853.
Sealed Proposals in Duplicate. are In sites till
the second day of April, 1873. at 10 O'Clock for
furnishing the United ststes Sursistence De-
PsTtment with the following SubsistsSeS STORES
so barrels Corn Meal, to be kiln dried, ans 70 be
put up in good new barreis. and heal lined,
The price per pound to be stated, and Samples
50 CSC pounds of the best Hay, put up in bales the
price per bundred pounds to be stated
5Oo6i pounds of Cora in the Of the best quality,
price Per pound to be stated, aud the Corn to be-
put UP n sacks. 800 H.-
80 coo pounds of Oats of the best quality to be put
up In new sacks price per pound to be stated
All the above articles to Be delivered At the An
Choir Press in this city within twenty days from the
acceptance of the bids. TFf = T.F 7
Sealed p posas will also be received for the pur.
chase of about 90 dry Beef Hides, nov on hand in
the Subsistence Depart ment; the price per pound
viii be stated.
Terms-Cash, In grsenbacks on delivery
No oidB will be received FIR ,m parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their
with any branch Of the Government.
Bids to be directed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals. y = III -. 80 !
-. A. BECKWITH. Byt. Maj. Gen.
nh 30-St and G.. s.. r.
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W1 seamless. s, KID GLOVES. WS|
THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE DAY
FULL STOCK ON HAND,
OF EVERY SHADE AND COLOR.
SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE
IN THE MARKET.

322 PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE,
mh6-tf Manufacturers Agents.
VNHE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
Il PhNf, of Washington, ID. c., chartered by
special act Of Congress for the safe keeping under
guarantee, OF Government Bends, Silver Plate,
Valuable Papers, and all descriptions Of vsluables,
sno for the Renting Of Safes inside Of IRE and
burglar proof vaults. Ofiice-cornar ny. avenue
and 18th st. Directors: S. p Brown, ii. ID. Cook ,
Geo " kiEgs VIM s Huntington Gee. u; Plans
s p Brown, President; G. D. Evans. Vice Presi-
dent WIN. 5. Huntir gtsn, Treasurer; b. p. Snyder
Sec'y.
Office Hours-oa m to bpm las
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10y C0OPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- tLatt Clerks with James c. McGuire Co A
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and i'm
street, "star Office Building"

WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
. AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, March 81, 1855 ct 10
O'Clock, at the residence of gentleman teclini ne
housekeeping, No. 339 2lst street, between H and
] streets, We shall cell the following desirable
Household Furniture, naming in part
Oval French Plate Mirrors
Hair-cloth Parlor Furniture
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Painted Cottage Suites
II air and Husk Mattresses
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Oil Cloths and Stair Carpets
Toilet Ware, Window Shades
Cooking Stove and furniture
large number of Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites &C., &c
Terms: Cash.
NH It'd COOPER LATIMER Aucts.
Sunday Herald and Chronicle n
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
Or BOTS: SHOES, CATERS. FIXTUREs,
&C, kc., CONTAINED IN STORE NO y, :
PEEEsILvAElA SkNUE, BErwEEN tn
BY virtue q deed Of trust, duly recorded, &c:
commencing at 10 O'Clock q: n all the stock,
Fixtures &C, contained in said Store, prising-
GeSa's and Boys Patent Lesther Boots. Shoes,
Gents and Boys fine Calf and Kid Boots, Shoes,
Gents apd Boys ane Calf, Congress, and other
Lsdies' and Mirses' Balmorals, Elastic, Kid.
Cloth. a.d Calf Caters
Ladies' and Misses Kid. Cloth, Calf, and Morocco
Shoes, being Of Rssts BsstiIoIs make ,,
Ladies and nisses' W hite Kid and Uloth Slippers,
fancy and plain rosettee.
Ladies' and Misses Rubber Boots and Shoes,
plain snd fancy Over gai tery
A large lot OF ChiIdres b fancy and plain Shoes,
Caters, and Slippers 1
With great many other articles IN the Boot and
Shoe Hpe, Together With ell the ax,sres, such e.
Cane seat Chaire. Carpets. pssks, Cou pters
Glaes Cases, prawers, Chandeliers, signs.
To Nkieh we would call The attention Of dee, ers
and othrrs a. Ill OF che goods ass e Art cs,s
0ahHS nd of this seasoa's importssioa -" -
u. wiLLjAh yb4yHHIPS1, Trustee.
nh . IA - " Il, WALL CO., AUetS.
r.-H sf-r.sat 4f~F go
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RI WIN. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers.
~ Stores 81 and SIT,
Southwest corner Pepn'a avenue and 9Th street
SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING, March sIst. COM
mercivg at 10 O'Clock, within our Stores we will
sell large and varied assortme Mt Of Boots Shoes
Slippers. &c, comprising
Ladies Caters, Boots, and Shoes
Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes
Misses and Children Shoes and Slippers
Mems Oxford Ties, &c, &c
Hosiery. Ribbons. Shirts
Drawers. Furs, Combs
Pencils. Plated Ware, Crockery
Umbrellas, Zephyr, &C
he above 10 q stock of Dealer declining busi-
ness, which will positively be sold without regard
70 weather. Dealers and others will do wei 10
attend, as all will be sold
NH . W. L. WALL co, Aucts.
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llY COOPER q LATIMER. Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with Jas. O. Mcclure q Oo.,D
Southwest corner of Pennsylvan ave. and 18th
! street, Star Once Building.
UNIMPROyEO PROPERTY ON 10TH STREET
WEST AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 3lst, at
clock. we will sell the premises, Lots q and
in subdiyisi of Square No. 337, sita ated on
the west side of 10th street west between north p
street and Rhode Is and avenue. The lots have q
font of 30 feet each by depth of 90 feet inches.
They will be sold separately IL desired.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; residue in 6, IL
and Is months, with interest secured by deed of
trust. All conveysncine and stamps ut cost Of pur
chaser.
S25 down on each lot at time of sale
NH "a dtd COOPER q LATIMGR, Aucts
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IMTNUNE ED PKUPEK RI IN THE First " AID
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April lst 1855
at o'clock. We shall sell on the premises cart Of
lot Is, in square 81, improved by story Frame
House. This property is situated on west sd
street, between north II and streets
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
meDths with interest secured by deed of trust.
Conyeyancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
$50 down at time of sale.
NH I'D ads COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts
II No .nufhsaat II ard sts
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- Late Clerks with J. c. Me0ufre Oo.,p
southwest corner Pa. ne and 11th street
81 (Star Once BuildinE.j ....r
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GlY COOPER q LATn4ER, Auctfopeers
~ Late Clerks with J. c Mcclure % ,
Southwest corner PenpaN avenue and lltb AZ rect
Star Once Building
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FoR REsT:-A double dwelling house
le.santly located, will be rented TO On, Or
twofamilies. Inquirs at this oilce.

r "OH THAT WILL NJ 4JorruL!"-When
men and women throw ''Pbysic to the
dogs" AID when . tribe out Of order, or
to prevent getting out Of order, take Plan.
tstion Bitters. Are you Dyspeptic, Ner-
vous, Jaundiced, Hy'pped, Low Spirited.
Weak. or are you sick and don't know wha.
ais you? We have been, and were recon-
mended to try the Plantation Bit.ers,
which We did with great satisfaction and
entire success Delicate Females, Clergy
men, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons Of
Sedentary Habits, are particularly benefit
ed by these bitters. The sale is perfectly
enormous. t,r 49,.
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STEARNS COUNTY.

On the outside pages Of this issue we
publish full and interesting description OF
this county, prepared by Mr.. o. E. Garrl-
son for q volume on Minnesota soon to be
issued by J. ". McClung, Of St. Paul, AMI
also for deposit with the State Histor-
ieal Society. We have been favored BY
Mr.. G. with the use of the manuscript for
publication in THE JOURNAL. as it gives
much matter Of local interest.
Anticipating demand for extra copies,
We have printed large edition, and any
number, in wrappers, can be had at this
offica
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List Of name' referred to IN foregoing lette,
J. H. Van Dyke, Alexandra. o.
F. B Van Hoesen, p"
Capt: L. W. Collins, St. Cloud.
Col. Kerr, I"
Hon. H. L. Gordon, {"
A. D. Brewer, Long Prairie.
A. ". Lathrop, sauk Centre.
Col 8. B. Mcclure, :"
Hon. J. D. G. PettUohn, :"
DR.. Ward, Round Prairie. -
Thomas Ham, Payn.sville. = :
Hon. N. Richardson, Little Fsll,.
Capt. F.. y. DeCosta, Kingston.
Jesse V. Branhsm. jr., Forest CITY.
Mr.. Whitls, Burbank.
Thomas Cham bsrs, Osakis. -
J: E. Hayward. Winnebaeo Prairie. "a,
E. H. Atwood, Maine Prairie,
E. Holmes, Holmes City:
Lieut.. johnson, "
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THE NEW LAND OFFICE.
Spicy Correspondence Be-
tween Messrs. Ramsey
and Donnelly.
HOUSE, OF RIpaHsINrArIvxs.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Fob. ~, 1867.
Hon. ALEX. RANSHY.

House. OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. IL, 1867.
Hon. ALEX. RAMsEY.
D. $. Senate, HasA;egton. D. c.
DEAR Sra: As soon a. I can get the
floor I shall introduce . ILL for the
creation Of 4 new land district in Min
nesota by the division Of the present
St. Cloud land district.
There Is but one difficulty in the way
Of passing the bill through the House,
viz: the uowi)lingness Of the Repubii-
can majority to increase the patronage
Of the President at this critical time,
especially in that new and rapidIy-de-
veloping portion Of the country.
TO pass the bill it will be necessary
to assure the Republicans of the House,
that you will not permit tho confrma-
ton Of any person for Register or Re-
ceiver who is not a staunch and reliable
Republican.
I therefore take the liberty Of enclos-
ing a list Of good and true Republicans,
and I would be glad to be able to say
to the Radicals Of the Committee and
the House that you will make your Sc
Lection from that list.
Ishould be grati6ed to hear from you
on this subject.
Believe me, very truly and respect.
fully yours, I. DONNELLY.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,.

Pa.ssrrERlAS.--Pastor,R Rev. =: v. Campbell. Ser
,ices every Sabbath morning atl03 O'Clock. Evening
Az. Sunday School after morning service.
N. 4. Czusc1.]: R. Creighton, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath at lo>1 A. H.. aud ! ~. Sunday
School atSP.x. Prvyer meeting Wednesday evening.
CONGREGATIONAL CHvRcH.-Rev. Geo. I. Wood
,stes Morning services every Sunday At 10 O'Clock.
Evening SERVES every Sunday at O'Clock. Prayer
meeting ever Wednesday Evening" sabbath School
1t twelve O'clock"
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WAsaIxe1ox, March 7. 1864.

"Ash1Hc1oNs March I, 1858.
Hon. 1oNAr1us DoxxELIY,
Houss Representation, Warrington, D. G.
DEAR SIR: I have your note dated,
evidently by mistake, February IL, but
mailed to me on the 4th instant. The
bill for the creation of Z new land dis
'rict, out Of the present St. Cloud dis
trict, With such boundaries as were iu.
dicatcd by the friends Of the measure
in that region, was introduced by me
on February IL; referred to the Com.
mittes on Public Lands, and by th;t
Committee reported back favorably on
February %; nothing but the pressure
Of other and weightier business has 10
fat prevented me calling it up. Ian.
ticipate no serious obstacle to the pas
sage through the Senate Of a measure
SO urgently rcq"ired by the interests Of
the settlers within the proposed district,
and am glad to learn that it will en-.
counter no more formidable in the
House than the novel one which you
suggest, arising out Of tho supposed
:solicitude Of Congress a. to the disposi-
ton Of couple Of appointments On the
frontier Of Mionesota.
|. l trust you may assure yourselt and
other members that there u no ground
for the apprehension that I may consent
70 the confirmation Of improper persons
70 oil the two Offices created by this
The list Of twenty persons furnished
by you, from which you intimate that a
choice must BE- made in order to secure
your support Of the bill, are all respect
ablc gentlemen and, believe, good and
true Republicans But among the large
number Of estimable Republicans in
that part of the State, there are doubt.
less others who would consider it thei,
privilege 70 aspire to these positions
To iasist, before the bill has passed
either branch Of Congress, ,that onl,
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euAoEs.-fhe undersigned 10 willing to
teach private school here in town. 1nstruc-
ton will BE- given in English - well ~ in
German. AT the same time TO those who
desire to study modern and ancient. Ian
guages, % French, German, Latin, etc., an
opportunity is hereby offered, ~ they con
have evening lessons in those branches.
For further particulars apply At Mr..
schulteu's Drugstore.
J. Au0Uar V1acoyrr
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UNION MEAT MARKET
THOS. 9. ALDEN,

Would respectfully inform tho people Of St
Cloud that he is prepared to furnish then
with oil kinds Of the choicest fresh meat,
Fresh beet veal, pork, mutton, poultry and
lowest. 4 share Of thspublic patronage is
eolioitsd. Shop one door north Of Powell's
Hardware Store.
St. Cloud, May 18th, 1864. v6n
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6AUK CENTRE.
SAUK CENrRs. Mar. 23d 1864

"oA bSNI6ss MAT. GoO, 1870.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-With tho approach Of
spring, business revives and Sank Centre
begins to appea, a. in days gone by. The
farmers are concluding their preparations
for the seed time by making their purchase
O. while tho sleighing lasts. During the
past week great many loads of lumber
and shingles have been taken from tho yard
of Moore 4 Mcclure. to be used fo- build
ing during the spring, while those having
their seed to buy have taken advantage Of
the last run Of sleighing for that purpose.
EMIGRATION.
+ Emigration has already commenced
Several families from tho southern part Of
tho State passed through our place few
days since on their way to Grove Lake and
vicinity. where they had previously built
their cabins and made other necessary ar
rangements for the reception Of their fam
lilies, and the stock which they brought
with them.
SIZED AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
All kinds Of seed grain can be had Of the
merchants at the Centre which makes il
very convenient for those having to pur-
chase in this vicinity. l also notice agri-
cultural implements of all kinds at the
''Regl lator," in addition to their extensive
stock Of dry goods and groceries. A com.
plete assortment Of farming tools, such a.
plows Of all kinds, Of the best makes, grain
drills Of different styles, together with ev-
that farmer needs to carry on
his work in this upper country, can be
bought Of Linnemann & Capser very cheap.
NEW IMPROVEMENTS.
Moore & McClare have completed the
dam At their new mill, and are preparing
for the erection Of new saw mill at once.
Winters has his new hotel raised and en-
closed, while several smaller buildings arc
in the course of erection.
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
Rev. Mr.. Rulifson, Of St. Paul, has been
in Sank Centre for the past week, holding
> series Of meetings in the new Presbyte-
Ran church, (erected and completed under
The supervision Of Rev. D. W. Evans) in
which good deal Of interest is manifestsd.
: Rev. Mr.. Fox is out of health and not
'ble to hold service in his church regularly.
The Methodists have service every Sab
bath.
GOOD TIMPLARs.
A lodge Of Good Templars which was
lately started in this place, now num-
bsrs some fifty members, and il increasing
IN attendance and interest every week.
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were drawn

1t viii b seen that the sewing machine
was the last prize, and the number repre-
senting It was almost the last one taken
out Of the box from which almost thou
and had previously been drawn.
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Prom its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. Il
restores grey hair 20 its original color, pre-
vents its falling of and promotes it, rapid
growth. It is also most beautiful Dress
ing for the hair. Mammoth si.ed bottles.
price only IS cts. n41-1y
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Fox REsr.-The large storeroom and Of
fees overhead on the corner Of Jefferson
avenue aud St. German street. Inquire
At J. B. Mills.
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For RENr.-A storeroom on Washing ton
avenue; central location; rent moderate.
Inquire at this Office.
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"a AL kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
lsh, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in your orders.
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EQNE Silver Thimblss, warrau.sI equal
IL 70 coin, for sale ~ BUSH'S. Any namo
q Initials engraved graft
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Which; the Legislature or the ability?

See notice of house and lot near
Columbia Square for sale by James Bour-
geois.
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Tho Wsbashaw Herald has no compli-
meets to pay the late Legislature and in.
vokes ''peace to its asses Of which it was
mainly composed" We think the truth is
that We have seldom had a Legislature con
tanning greater ability, though it WAS
mainly owned by few men.-Lake Ciy
Leader.
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That hacking cough must be . source
OF great trouble, and will certainly produce
fatal results If not attended to. Just
enough Of Goes Cough Balssm to wet tho
throat, taken once IN hour, will cure it in
very short time and only costs IS or 40
cents.
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Rev. David Levry preached 1t the
Presbytsr,sa church on lat Sabbath morn
ing one Of the most Impressive sermons We
ever listsssd TO. His fsr advanced years
make it more thar probable that the people
Of g.. Cloud have heard the last he win
ever preach here. he left on Tuesday fer
his home in lows. <3%~
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LloArSISa.-Viud flashes played across
the southern horizon on Tuesday evening.
This WAS tho first lightning Of the season.
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A private letter from E. L. Spencer,
who is Aow at southbridge, Mass, says he
expects soon to return to st.. Clond IN
mike it is home.
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''642."-Frank Daggett was brought up
on two trains on Tuesday, in tolersbly good
shape. Superintendent Delano says its the
biggest load that has come over the road
this season.
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Nor1cE.-A large lot Of white oak angle
blocks suitable for use on bridges, for sale.
Inquire 1t Brokers' Block, third floor.
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MAexoLrA WArER.-A delightful toilet
q, ticle-superior to Cologne and at half
the price.
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Fresh Garden and Flower seeds in nny
quantity at Ticknor, Tolman & Co.'S
Liberal discount to dealers. 49,.
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A Coop Tu1Sa.--W. s. Tobey advertises
for agents to canvass for tho Fairbanks
Spring Bed. They are comfortable insti-
tuition in this world Of WEAKNESS, trouble
and SORROW.
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-Freshly killed dsers, and skins Of oil
kinds bought ct the st. Cloud Depot. >8@~si'
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SAuK R1vER BR1DeE.-The heavy tim
bers are being drawn out to the new bridge
which is being built across Sank River,
some two miles FROM town. It will soon be
completed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-26

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