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y. F. Bell Z Co., havs erected wool.
packing house 81 Washington avsnus, :
few doors this side OF tie Post ofcsa /
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II Book" "A new method of copying letters, With
out either press water thereby saving time labor
aad expense. Full directions accompany each book.
It recommends itself wherever shown, and fills a
long.fet want. being adapted to merchants lawyers,
doctors. commercial travellers, ministers, authors
mechanics, farmers and others. Price $225 and up
wards. which brings it within the reach of all
Send for TERMS with descriptive crculars testimo-
mails references, &c. We want an energetic ntelli-
gent agent in every county, Address p. GARRETT
CO. No. 702 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, or
No. 122 8. Clark st., Chicago, III.
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DIsrRlc1 CouRr.-A term Of Court will
DO held by Judge McKelvy on the 14th in
Pope county; also in Douglas county in
October.
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RAMON Saturday night q dne rain
fsn-proving Of no slight benefit to the
crops, which are growing wonderfully.
As Va 90 to press this afternoon, splen-
did rain is falling, which appears to extend
over large portion Of the adjoining coun-
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II AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD. MINlss,~,s>
? IL t..s... 4 .is*.ss,>s July 7th, 1868.
KeHjaMiS r. Wi1ey: IL ID, l4A
SIN You are hereby notified Is appear at this oascs
on tho OATH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865 In tho
forenoon Of the said day, and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. l7bS, naade b.
you August 10th, 1865, upon the No " section Il
township 123 range 81 In the District Of lands sub:
ject to sale at st. Cloud Nina, shonld not . can.
celed, As Phillip shar alleges "a abandonment
thereof by you, and proposes thea a1d thsrs % show
showing. ii zSz1a q H. O. WAIT Register, 5
july0-6w& trf@1 H. @. BURBANK Rsceiyar.
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Tlals DnCRnTARY % III atInHls.
sofa A01lCULTUAAL:n OCInrY.s
KDlToa JouasAl.Ths fact, that various
misrepresentation, calculating 10 mislead
and deceive the public, are In circulation
q TO the character Of the awards made BY
our State Agricultural Society, at the late
"Field Trial Of Reapers," led Us to address
70 the Secretary 5 note ofinquiry, to which
tho following communication 10 s1reply, and
sets At rest the question, whether the
"Grand sweepstakes'' Prize was the high
est awarded by the Society, and whether it
Was Won BY the "Johnston'' without com.
petition. tits true that the :. Johnston"
being an Independent Reaper, did not com
pete with Combined Machines, while az
did compete with it for tho principal price,
the "Great sweepstakes' Premium. BY
giving this the benefit Of your extensive
circulation. you will confer favor upon
US - well as upon the public.
q g~z-5 49,. -, J. H. SCHOONAIAKER.
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DECIDEDLY ADvANrA0Eous.- reading
the Insurance 1Sses, IN insurance psriodi-
cal published in New York, we ind that
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny, of Hartford, Connecticut, stands prom
inent among those ct the head Of the list
This company offers advantages on plans
peculiar to itself, the most prominent Of
which are the following: ..:."
1st.-All the advantages Of an all-cash
and half note company. ~.
2d.-1f = party insures to-day for S.
600 and pays one-half cash and one-half
note ION any table) and should die to.mor-
row, next week Or next year, the full
amount Of the policy is paid ($6,0Oo, and
no deduction Of notes. All notes are re-
turned % dividends, and never but -four
notes are required on any table. II pay
ment 10 made all cash, the insured receives
in cash the amount ($5, ooo) with dividends
in cash added. t...... 81. ......t. -.
= 3d.-No restriction on employments.
b 4th.-The insured is permitted to travel
or reside in any portion Of the United
States, Europe, or the Southern portion Of
South America, during any and I'll seasons
Of tho year, free Of charge. This has new
Or before been offered by any company Of
its age without an. extra charge, varying
from $40 to $50 for every $1,000 insured.
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FoR sA1E.-Household goods, (includ-
ing piano.) Inquire at this Office.

Observation-Disclosures and raspberries
have made their appearance in market,
though in NO great quantities as yet.
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PloEoSs-Are becoming quite plenty,
and some Of our spertsmsn are having good
success in bagging them. We are indebt-
ed to E. c. earns, who is very much on the
Nimrod style, for dozen fine ones, LETT at
our Office ON Monday.
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A GENTS WANTED-sowet hing new. Every fami-
IL ly wants it.. GALvANIc SILVER PLATING FLUID.
Received lst premium at Paris Exposition. Send 60
cts for sample HARRIs Co, 50 North 5th st. Phia.,
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r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN CAN EARN A WATCH,
IL Silk Dress, Sewing Machine, Web Sheeting, &C.,
by few hours work for GILMAN & CO.'S GREAT
ONE DOLLAR, SALE, 119 Hanover street, Boston,
Mass. Circulara sent free.
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~ Ankinds ofJob printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian. executed At
this Office. Send in your orders,
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ST. PAUL, Sept. 10, 1867. :
j. G. Sehoossaksr, Esq., Wisona, Ham.
Dear SI.-The Johnston's Reaper which
purchased Of you out for mo 140 acres
the first seven days it was run. It will be
superauous to add that it laid the bundles
first rate, when I state further that five men
bound it as fast as cut. Think it embrace
90 the best principles ever put into Reap
er.
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Fol SAIs.-A double dwelling mouse
pleasantly located, esn $ Ind " : sisi1rsat
bsfeain. Inquirs 90 this ONCE. go .,n5s a
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, -
IL - July 7, 1885, ~ :
Lyman X. Fuller: .-
sIR: Youarehereby notified to appsaf at this oi,ce
on the 2lSf DAY or AUGUST, 1S6S, ct 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of the said day and then and thers
by you May 10th, 1854 upon the o u section Is,
township 12S, range 50, In the District Of lands
subject to sale ct st. Cloud MINI, should
not be cancelled, - Frederick Gumtow alleges an
abandonment thereof BY YOU and proposes then and
there to show the same whan you viii be permitted
to contest such showing: .5s.-< -.
y r$'.g II. O. WATT, Register - {
sjulyo6wI F." H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERY wfIERE.
The BEST REAPER KNIFE cRInpERI

Nl firm - steel and always true Cuts i've times
as fast - tho 0lindstone, and gives perfect edge
Weighs but 20 pounds, Is clampsd to the machine, a
plank or table, runs rapidly by gear and turns easily
For Circulars and Best terms to Agents, address
/. K. G.. STORkE.
Anhurn
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WE ARE COMINGI
And viii present to any psuon sending us club in
+. -. ~ Z our Great g d. 80.
ONE DOLLAR SALE
Of ~ and lhsey Goods a. Watch, Rece Of sae4ing,
s1k Dvsss Edtten, e. &c. ss3:l '4.; ~ =
,,la1as5a IS Free Of Cost. .ss>~.
Catalogue q Goods and Sample sent to any address
ALL EN-, HAYNES b CO.,
r. O. Box C.E.l*E, ~, -
Arssnd money BY registered letter.-6A
wholesale Dealers In French, German and English
Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Plated ! Z
Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, =,
a,4 K E@zs:e;s:g iii &c, &C.. Ii gu*t. ,,,}3 r. "
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

ST. JOHNS COLLEGE ] <
Under tho charge Of the Benedictine
Fathers Of the Abbey Of 81. Louis, On tho
Lake, sltuated in the most healthy part of
,Minnssota, will commence it, shslf-yearly
course Of studies On the ID Of September,
s so R5t = ~ #stf estls F2 x IA: II
Admissions fec, ~ .ts,j3 Fl. y $500
s. Yearly pension, y. s, g. - d. $1,000
g. No, extra charges, except physicians
fees, medicines, stationery and books.
For advics, addrsss the r.,s.. NIX,
1 RI. REV, RUPERT sE1DENBusH i. :
,.. o. s. B. Abbot, s'sf5
,,.ss, 't.= !, Clinton 2. o, stearns Co, MINI,
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WsArHE..-Ths sun pours down scorch-
ing rays, which would be exceedingly op-
prsssivs but for tho pleasant breeze which
10 constantly in circulation. The nights
have thus far been cool and delightful for
sleep.
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BAND Mus1c.-St. Cloud has now two
bands, one with brass, and one with silver
instruments. They have been out during
the past moonlight evenings and have fav-
ored our people with some excellent music.
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MUsQUIroEs.-Thsnks to tho favoring
tstes these annual summer pests have made
themselves quite scarce this season. Com
parstivsly very few have shown themselves
In this locality At least, and there are many
hsnkfa; people in consequence. It is TO be
hoped that the creatures have ''sssn their
best days." and that they may never again
return to plague poor drowsy humanity as
they hsvs done in years gone by.
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Common shape, as good as thu best. The RED
JACKET Colburn's Patent) AXE cannot be excelled
We guaranty they wlcut rs per cent mora than COM
mon Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
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Respectfully Yours,

Respectfully Yours,
VIM. l.. AMES.
Mr.. Ames is Treasurer Of the Minnesota
Agricultural Society, and is one of the
most extensive farmers in Minnesota.
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APP1A1sERs.-Ths Commissioners viii
meet on Monday to appoint two appraisers
Of school lands for this County. The State
Auditor has already appointed August
Lindbergh, Of Mslross, q the third mem
Der Of the Committee.
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q SUNNI e1YIss. Tho people Of the
ssuk vallsy can never semplain 81 any
lack 81 sssssasbls clothing, = losS q PHIL
lip Frank rsn sins C sauk Centre Il charge
Of the Unios Clo,hisg Store. call ~ -
him. t.s
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NV 01isT AuL.-Wait 4 Clarke Of this
city keep large force Of men at work on
their new srist min. at Cold Spring. II il
being built entirely Of stone, and viii be
one OF the very best mills in the State. It
will bs completed, ready for use, ON or BE-
fore tho frst Of September. The cost Of
The mill viii be about $40. 900.
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HoAssr.ADs.-Daring the quarter end
ing June SOth, there were entered at the
st. Cloud Land Odies, 476 homestsads, en-
braeing 66,600 acres Of land. About TO-
600 acres additional were entered with
cash, scrip and Warra1ts,
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hsh, German or Norwegian. executed At
this office. Send in YOUR orders.
FoR SALE.-Household goods, (includ-
ing piano.) Inquire at this Office.
p.. NJ, ,--
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49,. -e' appearance In ~"'As'
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D,.r.,cr Cou.r-A term Of Court viii
b held BY Judge McKel,y ON the 14th in
Pope county; also in Douglas county in
October.
--
PlaEoSs-Are becoming quite plenty,
and some Of our spertsmen are having good
a. n CO.
Nimrod stvle. for . dozen fns o,.. Ian =.
our oaio. On Monday
BAND Mus1c.-St- Cloud has now two
bands, one with brass, and one with silver
III. p,.t moonlieht .v.n;n,, and h.,. ~
ord our peonl. With .oms .vo.,,.,t r,.;.
hoAssr.ADs.-Daring the quarter end
lng June SOth, there were entered at the
d. cloud Land O@es' 476 homestssds, en-
600 aarea Additional v.r. .,,.~.d 18th
cash, ,orip and v.rr.,t..
NV 0nls1 AnL--"aie L Clarke Of this
elty Keep large force Of men at work On
their new grist mill. ct Cold Spring. II il
being built entirely Of stone, and viii be
one OF the very best mills in the State. 1t
will bs completed, ready for use, ON or BE-
fore the frst Of September. The cost Of
l.
ApPRAIaRR2-Tha Commiaa;nnAra ~;11 |
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(II,e Uril)lllle.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
DEMOCRACY,

A late issue of the La Crosse Demo
crdt says:
''Some of the radicals fear Grant will
be assassinated. So he wW y he IS
elected President"
There are thousands of men who vote
with the democratic party who would be
utterly astounded if you shcnh tell them
that they were affiliating with murderers.
But we contend they are, and we have
indisputable proof of that fact The
DemocYat-quotedf from above-is edited
by man who boasts that he was privy
to the assassination of President Lincoln;
he certainly advised that it be done prior
to the event, and since then he has ap
plauded the assassin in almost every issue
of his filthy sheet. But says one he does
not advance the ideas of the party to
which he belongs. He does though, and
no democratic paper reproves him for his
villainous utterances, neither is there a
democrat who dares disprove, over his
own signature, of his doctrines, ifthere Is,
our columns are open for his use. And
further his circulation among the democ-
racy is larger than that of any other pa
per. Let democrats stop reading the vile
thing, let them condemn these schemes
for the murder of the peoples choice, and
then we shall believe they are sincere.
Gen. Grant will PROBABLY be the almost
unanimous choice of the people for Pres
ident next fall, and yet we are deliberate
ly told he will be assassinated if he is!
This is a pleasant state Of affairs surely!
We might be disposed to ridicule it, but
how long is it since the assassination of
Lincoln was predicted by the same man
who now predicts Grants death? No,
we warn the friends Of peace and quiet
that the copperhead, armed with deadly
venom turks in the grass, he has sprung
his rattle and awaits the moment to strike
and it behooves all to be on their guard
It may be we'll to mash It's head after it
has stung. but would it not be better to cap
ture and extract its fangs tetore the mis-
chief is caused We believe our govern
ment should take in hand Brick Pomeroy
and try him as a consuirator in the muir
der Of Mr. Lincoln, and use his paper as
evidence to convict him. His paper IS
always filed with immoral, indecent and
di~graccful al lticles, and though it may
give satisfaction to the great majority Of
tie Democrat party, it is working great
evil in the world at large. But we can
wait; evil doers have hard path to walk
in, and though Pomeroy tiourishes now
be will sooner or later fall in his crime.
IF not. then vice is better than virtue, sin
more lovely tlian purity and goodness of
heart
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No greater victory has ever been
won by a political party than the Re-
publicans have gained in South Carolina
The new Constitution which puts the
ballot into the hands of every able bodied
man has been carried by 43, 900 majority.
That State was kept down lower beneath
the heel of the slave oligarchy than any
other, and now that the fetters are cast
off it rebounds for freedom with astonish
ing force. We are glad it has taken the
course it has for it looks like return to
justice and equal rights. And we are
glad the black man is to have representa-
ton, for surely the poor and the humble
need representation as well as the rich
and the proud. The day Of oppression
is fast passing away. Men are daily ap-
preaching equality, and he who would
stand well in the world need only make
an effort to improve himself and his
desires are ACCOMPLISHED.
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The Chicago Tribune says It is a
significant and healthful sign that the
votes upon the constitutions In North
Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Lou
isiana and Arkansas have not been elec-
tions in which the whites and blacks were
arrayed against one another. In Georgia
Arkansas and North Carolina, the white
population is very much in excess OF the
black, and the registered vote shows an
equal white preponderance. But the
constitution has been adopted in each OF
those States by most decided majority
and necessarily this has been done in large
part by the white vote Nor was the
vote upon the constitution divided by
party lines; for we find that in each OF
the States ratification receives more votes
than the Republican candidates. These
facts demonstrate that there is very
large portion Of the whites who are pre-
pared to vote the Republican ticket, and
a still larger portion who are in favor Of
peace, and Of an immediate restoration
to the Union. These States may be re
garded as substantially reconstructed, and
may now, if ever, be safely trusted with
self-government- At all events. there is
no room for any new tests. The adoption
Of the constitution is fnality as far a>
Congress is concerned. Ifunder the new
constitution the majority chose to elect a
Democratic Governor and Legislature, il
is no concern Of ours in a legal point OF
view. !"
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The Ku Klux Klan are p]avinp pe

The ku klux Klan are playing gen
eral smash in various parts of the south.
They take a man from his bed, lead him
out into the yard and quietly cut his
throat or put pistol ball through his
brain. This shows the class of men the
Union army had to contend with, and it
shows too that the cowardly sneaks need
another thrashing before they can learn
to behave themselves.
1t does not seem possible, however, that
any political party could uphold such
numbering villains as these Klaners have
shown themselves to be. Yet Brick
Pomeroy advertises to furnish good
Democrats with all needed information
in starting societies in Wisconsin. Well
if he can't teach cut-throats how to per-
form their work, no man in the state can.
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''PoLrTICAL PRI1STs. The Milwau-
kee Wisconsin, says the Georgia Baptist
Convention, recently in session at Augusta
invited the reporters 9t the rebel Journals
Of that city to attend its deliberations.
while the representative OF the loyal
paper Of that place was not permitted to
be present Meanwhile, two prominent
members of the body were busy in can
yassing for subscribers to the Infamous
La Crosse Democrat. As democratic
journals have had vast deal to say in
denunciation of all ministers and religious
bodies who have had anything to say
upon political matters, we shall expect
them to preserve their consistency by
very pointedly advising the Georgia
brethren to keep TO their own business.
IF they do not do this we shall suspect
them of being influenced by the kind OF
politics that ministers preach.
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that the object of this proceeding is the
safety of the state and their pride as
Americans cannot but be inspired BY
al by the Senate of an Unworthy Presi-
dent with tranquil concurrence of the
people will be more to monarchy than
the march of republican army ac-
cross the face of Europe. The dullest
serf who hears the wonderous story will
then comprehend, as by flash of light
that Democratic institutions are truly
adapted to the purposes of human govern
ment, and that in the United States the
people reign
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SHARP CRITICIsM-It was a caustic
criticism Thaddeus Stevens made upon
some of the speakers who preceded him
IN their arguments on impeachment, when
he introduced his speech with the follow
ing words:
"May it please the Court I trust tc
be able to be brief in my remarks, unless
| should find myself less master of the
subject which / propose to discuss than !
hope, experience having taught that
nothing is so prolix as ignorance.
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The Nashville Times publishes a let
ter from Farmington, Marshall County,
tennessee, giving an account of the muir
der of Rev. L. Lincoln, Baptist minis
ter, on the night of Sunday week. He
was taken from the house where he was
sleeping, killed, and his body thrown
into sink hole. A day or two after
ward, another influential Radical, Mr..
Williams, was waylaid and severely
wounded In the same county.
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Every member of the Arkansas leg
islation now in session is able to write his
own name. Such an incident has not
hitherto occurred within the memory of
the oldest inhabitant of that State. What
degenerate days are these! What ter
ri5le thing is Congressional reconstruc-
toni
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NOT Ia
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.

VrFINh of 81 iE TREASURER.
MADISON April 9, 1858.
In accordance with the provisions of chapter ~
Laws of 1858. hereby give notice that notes Of
the Bank of Maniowoc must be presented the Office
Of the Bank Comptroller at Madison. Wisconsin for
bsSfnant within three years from the date of this
notice or the funds deposited for the redemption
the same. will be surrendered provided in toa
two Of said act 52-2y
Ns2aT7Ee WILLIAM E SMITH, Stats Yreasurer
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TRwEY.Es and 5sbO3 sEgaFs5ser. Asl
81 kinis Of vo-I, in the line of cy business prompt
" att.a lei - anI warranted give satisfaction
have lust received Wing Dr. sbeys Multiplying
CAMERA oBSNERA. with which | can take small
picture, of tn finest ore-, for ore dollar per oze1
Ph.torraphs takcn Of all sizes Albums aad Frames
-o,.,,ntlr !, ,,nd York Sfrcot l3-41
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III. 5. E.sECC.EE. N. %,

DUfsFTI and Surgeon. Also sx-
AM .iing Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government. - .
woo. Wisconsin.
orde-s left at the Drug Store. will receive prompt
attanto -,
to Ia. r-.s.nsat ri DIF.'i- ULT and CRIT ia Il
C ASt.S A---'
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GoING HoA1E-It may be mentioned
as a matter of interest bearing on the
expected conclusion Of the impeachment
trial, that Andrew johnson is having
his private residence at G.eenville, Tenn,
put in repair, and is building a small ad-
dition thereto.
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IDENTIFY for the purpose of robbery. No
clue is had to the perpetrator
Monday night the French troupe will
bring out 'Ofpheus at the Opera
House
Chanfrau is drawing immense audiences
at MeVickers. Don.