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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March q.
FLoUR -Holders Arm and the market
less active.
WHEAr-Firmer and 29254c higher: No.
4 sold at 81 o2gS %, regular; u 0492 05 Tor
fresh receipts sales o. No at 81 90
ii 9315; closiUg firm al outside figures.
CORN-Opened nrmer aud %@lc higher;
early sales OF new at S2549Sic 70 regular,
OATs-Firmer aud 3S@s4c higher; sales
at Js1a96Oc for fresh, and ol9571595754c for
regular receipts.
BYE-Very dun and nearly nominal at
81 600l 81 for No. 1, and 81 5Sgl Tor y o. ?.
sales of No. in store at 81 80: rtjected held
at 81 2502 30s sample lots steady al 81 256
81 80 for faiI to good.
PORK cid hrmer; mess pork sold at
S2{ 6318924; prime mess steady and firm
at S2l.
LARD-Firmer and &c higher; sales
az l6c.
Cur MEATs-Firmer; sales OF shoulders
at lOIc, loose, buyers for April; rough
sides llAe; sweet picked hams hrmer at
at 99l0c.
LIVE HoGs-More active and firm at S7a
s. IS for medium 10 fair: IS 0099 90 for
good to extra prime
BE CATTLE O09S 50 for good to
choice shipping steers
II CEIPTs-5.559 bbls -four; 4,002 bushels
heat; Is $50 bushels cprn; S,437 bushels
oats; l3l dressed aud 3s592 live hogs.
SHIPAf ENT5-6 1853 bDls flour: 3, 100 bushe'
wheat; q, 09i bushels corn; $3.50 bushels
oats; 977 live hogs.
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New orleans Harriet.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. March q.
CoTTON-Quiet and unchanged; sales of
10000 bales middling at PIC; receipts of
I,lS5 bales; exports OF 1881 bales, mostly
foreign.
FLoUR-In good demand and firm; sup.
crime, SO 25; double extra, SO IS; choice,
SI4G14 75
CoRN-Quiet and firm at 9715c@Sl.
OATS Firm and unchanged at 81 o.
PORK-Active, and advanced to S26 259
S26 So
BACON-Very firm; shoulders, 1215c; clear
ribbed sides, 1555c; clear, Ice; sugar cured
hams, 1870.
LARD-Advanced stierces, 1910; keg, I7c.
<(fOLD-I40.
Il STERLING - Bank exchange, 5l15@52.
New York sight exchange par@1s prem
INN.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. March q.
ToBAcco-Sales OF 202 hogsheads at fun
rates-lugs s5C96; medium leaf sI3aI4; Sc
lections so.
COIToS--2 5zN923c
FLOUR-Superhne S. 5O9S IS; fancy sl2 50
0gSI3.
WHEAT-s2 4502 so.
CORN-s78aSOc.
OATS-6S07Oc.
LARD-l55z0l6c for fierce.
MISS PORK-S2f 50a25.
BACON-ShOulders II1ze; clear sides I5c f;
bulk shoulders l01zc, and clear sides 1870.
WHIsKY-RaW, free, 81 %.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, March q.
COTToN-Dull and nominal; receipts 843
bales.
tf.OUR-Quiet; superfine sS89
PORK-s2J so.
BACoN-ShOulders 12c; clear sides 151Sc;
bulk shoulders lie; clear sides 1i1zc
LARD -l69l61Sc.
CORN-9jc.
OATs-S0c.
HAY-ST.
BRAN-g35.
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MONETARY & COMMEgCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHArgTs.-W direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
TO the superior facilities Of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds Of mercantile WORK, viz. Biz
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

BY telegraph NEW YORK, March q.
MoNEY-A shade easier at Z per cent. on
call loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-DuIl at 9LG95S
gold, for hrst-class bills.
GOLD -Firmer; opening 1881 and clos
ing at 1890 1895.
GOVERNMEN s-A shade drmer; Henry
Clewes & Co. furnish annexed 80 quota
tiOns: coupons Isl, lll1Salll5s; do. 81, 1I01+
@ll01s do. 64, lO59leS1@; do. IS, 1857 dl05 "a
do.neW, l071SGl07L; do. '67, lO73EG1O7 u;
10-40s, l0l@l0l1si 7-S0s, l065s9l069s.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and two
horses, TO make $500 to $500 frsi-clas
Bricks per hour; and by steam, 1000 q
q, 90 per hour, according to the facilities
for removing them. oner TO demonstrate
these facts by machines constantly work.
ing in this city. :. W. JOB S~ON, Agent
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
fe20 Dim l3
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BY Cable.l LONDON. March BILLS, A n.
CoNsoLs-At 81; 5-2O's quiet 21S@21<.
LIVERPOOL, IL IS, A. NJ
CoTTOS-Firmer; uplands 1875. I'm port !;
IFS demanded for cargoes TO arrive; or
leans 1895.
Breadstuhs, provisions and produce un-
changed.
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TGeWburgh Coal.

EYlELL- sCREENED NFWRURGH
w Coal delivered 10 any part Of fflE
city l213c. All orders left at the ROckpgUz
Coal Office VIII receive prompt attention
mario dim VIM. Love a. co.
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q. MURSINNA,

a II @ H Il II IL @ IT.
hice-No. 3 CHANDELIERS BUILDING.
Corner First and Locust Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
~ Plans and specifications for all kinds
Of buildings furnished at short notice, and
n reasonable terms. Hn1cFf5 q n
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ROckDOrt Coal.

UTE ARE THE ONLR FIRM SILL
w ing Rock port Coal tu ahfs city. o.
ders iefL with our Agent, a. speer, e0TmaE
Water and Division Streets, viii receives
prompt attention. Delivered TO any unEt
of the city at Ice. ts3 SPEER HI 90
mario dim
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LOCUST GROVE coal. aoF
A. HAZEN & CO.

A RE PREPARED To FURNLEH
- to Steamboats,, at City Wharf or 6.s-
liver TO families or factories in any part az
The city, fine article Of Well-screenea
Coal, on as good terms as 10 can be fug-
nished by any one in the city.
Office No. IS Water Street, with r. T.
Ehrman g. Co.
JAS. 4. McGILL, Agent
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DR.. H. NJ. HARVEY,

ROOM No. L, WALKERS BUILDING
Corner Main and Third Streets.
O0sce Hotsrs-lO to H. to 5: tos.
ovI2 d8m
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M. LIZ o N.
New Opera House Corner,
OEP09I3B sEERWo9D HOUSE.
mch
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ARCHITECTS.

ALLEN & CLARKE,
Architects & superintendent.
Office - Crescent City Building, seconU
floor; entrance No. SO Main street.
Plans and specifications furnished on
reasonable terms. Tse28 d6m
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02
#DIAilH q HeLE IH.rHE.DAY..

CalrPawA#lAasxor, Juno p, 1851.
EDl1oa JouRsAl AZ chief Rols-in-ths-
Day vaa returning from Grow Wing to-day.
% VA shot near Gull river, and about
thrse fourths Of 4 mile from the old Agen-'
~. b. : party Of Fillagers. There were.
nine ll'ps Of tho party seoresed IN the brush. Who
Ared upon the chief q he was riding past.
O-jib-way vas riding with him in the bug
gy. and says they hred three times; the
hrst taking effect. he fell without q word,
and but slight moan. The murderers
dragged him into the brush, took his
watch and what valuables he had about
him, and then taking his horse and buggy.
they drove 70 his house, which they also
robbed OF most Of the clothing, guns, blan-
kets, and what else they could carry, and
started toward Leech Lake. I passed the
chief about half way to Grow Wing, and he
gave me his usual polite bow Of recogni-
ton and friendly "Bu shu' Is I passed.
him, and on my return fsw:.hours later,
met tho Same Indians who gave the alarm
near the place Of the murder, and We soon
found the body in the brush as above.
Hole-in-the-Day called himself about 40
years Of age. -" =. -
. T. 81 1900 JAMES REAN
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FROM DOUGLAS COUNTY.

LAKE MARY, June Goth, 1868.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Gentlemen may cry
''peace, peace, but there is no peace" The
war is actually begun; the enemy is al
ready upon our borders; regiment after
regiment have already crossed our lines;
already the sound Of their warlike music
Is waited upon thu. evening breeze, herald.
ing IN attack. You cannot remain idle
There 10 no neutral ground. Neither age,
sex Or beauty is any protection. Men,
women and children alike must fight. SO
entrench yourselves within . wall of fire
and smoke barricade your doors an win.
dows with mosquito bars, for the mosqui-
toes have "arriv'.", r.
+ x.---. BITTER SWEET.
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FROM ALEXANDRIA,

-. ALEXANDRIA,, June 81, 1868. J.
EDITOR JoUaNAL.--I have no elegant
murder, no glaring outrage, nor stirring
item fany kind to report; we are all law
abiding husbanimcn at the present writ
ing. Tho fields give promise Of magnif-
cent return, aud We are all in too good hui
NOR to get up any quarrels. But notwith-
standing this quiet and pleasing prospect,
We are determined to have ap1easant Jail.
''ln times Of peace prepare for war;" they
say, and in case We need cage in future
for some unruly individual, We shall be
prepared. Lrst autumn We had the morti-
6cation Of seeing q quarrelsome fellow
from neighboring village, go about the
town Of Alexandria in state of in
toxication, throwing stones at the people
and windows, and breaking things gener-
ally. The fellow in question, knew you
see, that We had no Jail at Alexandria, and
was aware that it cost about fifty dollars to
incarcerate him in the St. Cloud jail. The
citizens seeing that such doings were dan
gsrous to let 90 on, petitioned the County
Commissioners for Jail, and within fort
night, . building Of two-insh oak plank,
with rows Of spikes here and there, will be
completed. The cost is not to exceed
$3.50.
In regard to tho offender alluded to, it
should DO mentioned to the credit Of the
citizens Of exanaria, that they promptly
made up the subscription necessary to send
him to st. Cloud, which fact soon brought
him to terms; he paying breakages, ana
going home the next day, and ever since
has been Law. abiding citizen.
The Fourth Of July will be celebrated
here, and the Grafton will be given by the
Hon. H; L. Gordon, Of St. Cloud there
will be foot and boat races, dance, balloon
ascension. &C., &c. -.
On Sunday violent storm of wind pass
ed over Sank Centre. The storm came up
from the southwest. Fences were blown
over buildings in course Of construction
were thrown down, chimneys knocked of,
&c., &c. One building 40x6o that waa
raised, intended for tenement house, was
levelled to the ground, and lies complete
wreck. The damage to the owner was $500.
The chimueys Of the Sank Centre House
that were put up to replace those thrown
down by the storm fortnight ago, were
completely demoralized, and other lighter
havoc done by the wind rain. Some of tho
lumber in Moore's yard was scattered
about, to the damage Of some $75 to 500.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Bennett, Of the
firm Of Bennett 4 Cole. met with an acci-
dent by bofns thrown from his horse. The
animal became frightened and threw Mr..
Bennett with full force upon his head. The
accident occurred at Getty's Grove, some
IL miles from Sank Centre. Mr. B. is do
ing well now, but at 6rss suffered much
from the jar, and his spine seems to be in
jured somewhat.
PATHFINDER.
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FROM MELROSE.

=. MstRoss, MINI, June Goth, 1868.
! EDITOR JouRxAL.-Don't lay the club
and knock down story to citizens in the
quiet town Of Melrose, as reported in your
last issue. Maybe the very healthy oak
club had ito origin from the woods in the
town Of Melross. because State and school
lands there were pretty we'll visited, the
last cold season, from surrounding towns ;
but the accident took place in the town Of
Grove, bstwssn three Of its citizens, two
1rlshmsn, father and son. Brown knocked
down Ffenchman il the presence Of the
town supervisors, while viewing new
town road in their respective town, soi
Grove. This il the exact truth. s,,.s.,.
Iii =: ..-:-.. .ss...---. -~--- CITIZEN.
1873 - . II : = =
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Lumber and Log Book.
scRIBNER's READY RECKONER,

SCR1BNER READY RECkONERs
Designed expressly for Lumber Merchants,
Ship Builders and Farmers, containing the
correct measurement of Scantling, boards,
Plank, Cubical contents of Square and
Round Timber, Saw Logs, Wood, &c., COM
priscd in q number Of tables, to which
are added Tables Of Wages by the month,
Board of Rent by the week or day, Interest
Tables, SC.
Scarcely is it possible to add to the rec
concentrations Of the above book more than
to give its title page. Every one engaged
in buying, selling, measuring or inspecting
lumber Of any kind, will at once appreciate
q work Of this kind.
100000 COPIES
have now been sold, and it is considered
the standard Lumber and Log Book of the
country. No farmer or lumber dealer need
hesitate to adopt the measurement given,
as it is based upon mathematical calcula-
tons, and must necessarily be correct.
The book Is for sale by booksellers CEN
orally throughout the United States, and
sent post paid to any address for 30 cents,
by GEO. ". FISHER, Publisher,
v 10 n 49-2m. Rochester, N. Y.
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ExH1slrIonAT sT.5o4as's COLLEGE

Y 49, s.g..f;..
:. -. .,. 49, -. = a. a'' 49,.
cellese :. &c !: 2s.A ILL.,, = :. I'D ia'.ad !,
% 70 R1yo O 104 ana 00t0lle0 account OF OIL
me ssss., nsea ~ s Hp p nsve
.ss.a ,.ry ersd,'.els z " esaesfaed.
Isas ,so'I ''l = .oos.so on Deau.loi
lals abeue ,feuf n ~ north-wese q -.
Joseph q fnls eo9n'y. ZOE roral 70 lov ~
ness and natussI soesasy TINS plaes y ~
t.ese naaehless 5ehs bs'ldlnss ana aeoem-
nooa.,on. :. ap.s. sna - 49,. ..n, y
~.
vi'A {. abe ssa sesen plsned faeul'y' =
fa;sts z ~ os, y. !. IS.
slew We glve q iiess g tne
- thsy oeenIf With. sAe AL! aames q sne
saa Il; s 81 III Is u IL 4, 81.
50 'dus'e, . g. g. Clond BANG
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Whereas
~ my wife Paulina j. Weaver, has left
my bed and board without any cause, all
persons are hereby forbidden to trust her
on my account. I shall pay no debts Of
her contr acting.
Dated St. Cloud, MINI: July 1st, 1868.
n50-3t JOHN r. WEAVER.
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TERMS.OF PAYMENT,

These hands are offered in tracts of 40.
80 and 100 acres and upwards, and prices
varying from SIS to $40 per acre with some
few tracts at higher 6gures) rated accord
ing to the quality and nearness to the rail-
road. They are sold for cash or on long
credit, (tcn years if desired with per
cent. annual interest, thus enabling per-
sons of small means to acquire, on easy
terms, home in healthy and productive
region. Those who have already settled
along the lines Of these Railroads have
found their lands increase in value at tn
rate Of SO per cent. per annum.
These lands have been reserved from sale
since 1857; they are in the midst of con.
siderable settlements. and convenient to
churches, schools and established roads
and markets.. -
N. B.-All persons trespassing on these
lands, IN cutting timber or bay, will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the law.
For further information apply to
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ii. g. WAIT R4kist it,
I Il. q. BURBANK. ltecoiy,

y ii dER1CAN WATCHEs.so Some Of The
IN irest syer sbrough % 81. Clsud--in
from Ito q Of cases- warrantsd coin sill
ycr- al BUS III 8. AS guarantee from the
makers acco pan es,t hess Watches.
.TJEMEMBER f6s place e get : nice s.
Ell 81 Silver Coin Jewelry, Breast Pins
Js !, store. =. engraves them bs.uti-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND. FOURTH OF JULY CELN
BRATIOE AT ALEXANDRIA.
Mill Wood for Sale.


Alexandria, June 18th, 1868.
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RlaAPER-LE FROM
q THU sEURETARY OF THE nlINNE-
sofa AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 81

Enron JoUnxAL.-The fact that various
Misrepresentation, calculating to mislead
and deceive the public, are in circulation
o to the character Of the awards made by
our State Agricultural Society, at the late
."Field Trial Of Reapers," led US to address
to tho Secretary note Of inquiry, to which
the following communication is q reply. and
sets at rest tho question, whether the
tGfand Sweepstakes Prize was tho high
est awarded by the Society, and whether it
was won by the "Johnston'' without COM
petition. 1t is true that tho "Johnston,"
being an Independent Reaper, did not COM
pete with Combined Machines, while all
did compete with it for the principal price.
the 'sGreat Sweepstakes'' Premium. By
giving this tho benefit Of your extensive
you will confer favor upon
US as we'll US upon the public. ;"
t. J. II. SCHOONMAKER.
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SEcRETAnY's OFFICE, "a g
Minnesota State Ag. Society. ii
MINNEAPOLIS, May IL, 1868.
Messrs. Schoonmaker, Swartz j. Drew, w.
mona, Minnesota:
GENTLEMEN.-In reply to your notc of
the 10Th, inquiring into the "Sweeps' axes
Award" at The late "Fivld Trial of Reap
ers anu Movers" have to say that at
that trial awards were made in the differ
ent classes Of Machines then before the
public after the class awards were made
all Machines, of e.ery class, entered the list
for the "Grand Sweepstakes" which WAS
intended to apply to that Machine which III
the minds Of the Committee shows the great
est number Of good points, and that they, in
their capacity of judges could safely rec
ommend to the Farmers Of this State as o
Machine combining the greatest economy
with the best quality Of svork in all kinds and
conditions of grain. Such award was
made to the Johnston Sslf.Raking Reaper.-
As the verdict of the committee was made
public at the time, there certainly can be
no grounds for any misunderstanding. J..
Respectfully, &c., -
CHAS. II. CLARKE,
n-4S Sec. MINI. State Ag. Society.
MAcNorYA WArcR "A do}irhfs,11 foi1of
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IMMIGRATION D0cUxENrs.-Gieart Hew.
lit, Of St. Paul, has placed rs under obi
cations for package Of his valuable PAM
phlets, new series, setond edition, pub
ished BY the State, Tor gratuitous eirsula-
ton. -"1ts circulation has already done
much toward inducing immigration to our
State, and al who feel IN interest in Min
nesota's Development and prosperity,
should assist in placing it in the hands Of
al who are seeking homes IN the west.
Send in list Of names to Girart Hewitt,
st. Paul, BY whom Il will bs mailed, free Of
charge, TO each name sent.
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Joseph Goyette at tho City Restaurant
has the only Fountain in the city, and can
supply tho thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water. .' 80
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WANTED-AGENTs.- 500 per month the year
w round or certainty OF $500 to 81 900 per month
to those having little capital. We guaranty the
above monthly salary to good active agents at their
own home Every agent, farmer; gardner, planter
once for particulars Please call or address
j. AHEAKN T. CO., Is Second S., B fillmore, Md
M ANTED ACCENTS, SIS 10 $500 per month, every
w where, male aud female to introduce the Gen
uine Improved Common Sense Family .Sevtnq Ma
chine. This machine will stitch, hem FELL tuck quilt
cord, bind, braid and embroider in most Superior
manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted 1or five
years. Wewill pay $1,000 for any machine that will
sew stronger, more beautiful more elastic seam
than ours. 1t makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot
he pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
from SIS to 500 per month and expenses, a COM
mission from which twice that amount can DO made
Address sEC0MB & CO., PITTS BURGH, Pa, or
BOSTON, MASS.
Caut1On.-Do not lie imposed upon by other
parties palning off worthless cast-iron machines,
under the same name otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manufac
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Fol SALE.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, can DO had At great
bargain. Inquire at this Office. ."...-,1
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The match game Of ball on the Fourth,
between the married and single men Of the
Arcties, viii commence at 8 o'clock ?. n.
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cAiz1s x,lls5b light, 1--WE ehoss.
inform our rsadrg, q sattls bang Killed 81:
The eass nearly every wssk.F Last Friday
thrss hsad-A ySks.of sass1s I'D s kcow-1
bsldasi.s = = ~. q. ~ IN, ! q L,rd.
1iyia inst 4 g ,Cp ~ r. 80
bssla1. III Avny lsw niautsss sW9aaay
= 1 4 n I. bal y. Ss1isss Y i. ,sv.r s.s.ls
.isssitss q d. ~ y az 4! g. ~ w
Mr. eaIO, s= s 3 81 lasss.qst .s;,!ss
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r. 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
III - cs3srsG.Gf$s ~ 1une 18TH 1860 !

Iper o. Andresen: : =. ~ EsSz !.
SIN: You are hereby notified 70 appear ct this office
a NJ Of the said day and then and there show cause
Why yorr Homestead Entry No. 43S2, made by yon
Oct. 81 1861, upon the e lots %, section Is,
township l3 range tie District Of lands subject
10 sale st ST. Cloud MIMI should not be cancelled
Neis Nelson alleges An abandonment thereof byyop,
and proposes then nnd there to show the same when
you will be permitted to contest such showing.
s3Sli 3 gE5s# III. O.. WAIT, Register,
inlvQ .4wu Al @ II. C.iBURBANK, Receiver /
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G. Bridgman, has constantly on hand
dry or green wood, which he is ready to
deliver at any part of the city.
Orders may be left in the order box Of
the Post Office, or at the mill.
St. Cloud, July lst 1868. n50-tf
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"A horse, buggy and sett Of double har-
ness for sale. Inquire of L. W. Collins. =
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Acc1DExrAL.--The lumberman who was
unfortunate enough TO- break his leg below
this city > few weeks ago, had only three
weeks before. taken out IN accidental pol
icy, guaranteeing him weekly stipend Of
ten dollars in case Of injury. He is thus
farnishsd with money enough for all his
uses, and nearly enough to pay his sur
geon's bills. Everyone should be protect
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