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Sc. Louis, March I'd, 1868.

81. Louis, March I'd, 1868.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-We are in the
season Of mud and damp, with business
at low ebb hero, as probably elsewhere,
and plenty OF paupers to feed who
ought to be agricultural producers in
stead Of hanging about such cities as
this. | : + ! !
We are agitatcd on a variety Of home
topics, among which is tho" bridge,
which must surely and speedily be
built, "a the sapicpt- board Of trade,
among many other resolutions have So
dccrced, aud who will not say that they
are not some or rcsolu lions, and less
on restoring to St. Louis her lost trade ?
The cornerstone y thesbrage:was laid
On the 9th ult.
We have had a very tight xioter
here; more solid cold weather than for
years, with. communication with; the1
rest of the world cut off virtually on
account Of the ice in the river. The
river ia open, but helps trade very little,
except in the fitting up Of the steam
boats which have been idle for four
months last.
The wisdom of the State is in session
at tho State Capital, and not making
much progress in selling railroads, the
principal business on hand. 1t is said
that the rings are made up Of members
who are determined to control and d.
rect the distribution of the s'slush
fund.- and not allow it to go to the
third house as is customary; hence the
dead lock on railroad affairs: The Leg
stature has a bill up To- 3eeae to the
general government a larges traots kof
country below :he city, known for lis
fever and zague proolivities;; 5:in hopes
that &ho Netional Capital will soon be
removed e DE sWsst ! Individual 81:
fers IRE elso being ssmsdsS.i 10 lind Ind
buildings a.d,be removal question is
aome:tangiblo shape
We are expecting a largo emigration |
from tho South this spriug: The peo-
PEE there, ire poor and used ppapd' se,ky|
to better their condition b,y emigration.
In amasements We have been we'll
supplied during the winter. Thes.kat-
ing rink has been q very popular ,plaee |
of 1 = but the effects have resulted
dstsimentally to health, and We: are.
having Y what tho doctors cali rink fever, !
or rather: typhoid pneumonia. proving
fatal in a great many: instances :: this
because 81 tie rink being closed up ike
a house and strong draft constantly
passing through it, especially while the
skaters are in motion. We have had
the great German actress here, janau-
schek, or as the darkeys say, Jane S.
CHECK, who drew famously large houses
Edwin Booth, Joe Jefferson and Ed
win Forrest have all been here, the lat
Ter drawing very poorly, at which the
great tragodian swears he'll not come
again soon. This is long enough for.
one letter. NIX
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In the ssa'... s. g zig A*h inst,
Senator 4.a.s iatsdaass s, bill to
create an ,aitesfE ]! !! i.titft in the
Territory et.n. ahed the
Pembina district; bounded y follows :
On the east by Tie Western boundary Of
the State Of Minnesota, on the south
by the line between townships one hun
bred and twenty and ono hundred and
twenty-onqp! north. On the west BY the
line between ranges si9ty-eight and
sixty-nine west Of the principal meri.
dian, and, on the north by the forty.
ninth degree Of north latitude. The
President is authorized to fix, from time
to time, the location of tho Office and
to appoint register and receiver.
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Farm for Sale. =

TIME undersigned offers for sale . good
farm of l6O acres, on the north end OF
Maine Praire, about
OURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD
sixty acresare timber, the balance prsi-
;e and meadow, and the whole enclosed
With good fence; thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the pr emisesi lisa
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
with stables. granary and storehouse, two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm 10 directly on the main road from 81.
Cloud to Forest City, and viii be SOLD
cheap. Inquire atthis Office, Or Of Sea-
=. J. s.. DAM -
ysnso.tt n~"s o. tho preuisss: !
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In the House Of Rep sseptatives on
the I'd inst, Mr.. Donnelly presented a
memorial Of the Legislature Of The
State OF Minnesota, in reference to the
construction: Of the. Northern, Pacific
railroad. IL 1as'@s. *rs@e - s. - 7so !
Also, . memorial Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, Of 81. Paul, Minnesota, in
reference 70 IN overland mail from
Montana. ..3 e. a., / %s.' IL. +.
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Coils. Johnson and Belote, Of the In
ternationsl Hotel, gave tho members Of
the Legislature farewell banquet, gotten
up in tip-top style, on Thursday evening
last. With Major yebber, tho clerk, they
make . full team" and know how to
''keep hotel'' to perfection.
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"A Washington special to the
Time: says that Gen. Hancock, in a
dispatch to Gen. Grant, asks to be- 70;
lieved from the command of the 5th
military district, in view Of the non
concurrence of the latter in his admin
istraticn of affairs. The request will
be forwarded to tho President.
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orrics CH1EP Coxx1ssAxY OF SUBSISTENCE

.orFics CHIEP CoxxIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
. DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA
S.t.:.S e. Paul MINI, March 5tb, 1885,
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
~ from persons loyal to the United States
Government, will b. received at this OFice,
and also At the office Of the Chiel C. S.
Departm n:of the Plate, Omahn, Nebraska,
until IL NJ, WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1868,
for furnishing the United States Subsist-
euce Department with
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roCAT NEWS
OFFICIAL >PAPER or THU ClTl

Observation-Disclosures. Rev. +. Y. Campbell. Ser
icss eYsry Sabbath morning att O'Clock. Evening
az Sunday Sshool after murninx service.
u. E.CuuRssAJ. II. Creighton, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath ut lo,S 4. n, l~nd : P. y. Sunday
Scho.A at y. n. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
,sfcr Nornx services every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Eyaning ieryiss every Sunday At O'Clock: Prayer
meeting ever Wednesday Evening. sabbath School
aI twelve 9elock,n
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M All kinds of Job printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this office. Send in your orders.
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Foa RExr.-A storeroom on Washing tou
avenue; central location; rent moderate
INQUIRE at this office.
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Read the testimonials Of Aliens Lung
Balsam and Pain Killer, in Pain Killer Al
uaaac for 1868.
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CAScELED.-County orders 10 the amount
Of S4,s07. 9S were Cancelled last week by
the Auditor anl Treasurer, after their
settlement.
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For MoSrASA.-Capt Davy, VINO took
An expedition through to the gold mines
last season, is organizing another to start
BY the time grass is Of sufficient growth for
grazing for cattle and horses.
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SIX. DONNELLY IN NEW HAMF-
SHIRE.

Hon. I. Donnelly has been taking
part in the canvass in New Hampshire,
and is doing effective work for tho Re-
publican cause in the Granite State. A
correspondent Of the N. Y. Tribune,
Of the 2lst ult., thus makes mention of
his services:
"At the Republican meeting in
Nashua on the 10Th, the closing ad-
dress was made by the. Hon. Ienatius
Donnelly, member Of Congress from
Minnesota, who was received as he rose
to speak with hearty applause. His
address Of an hour aud a half is con-
sidered to have been one of the most
convincing and brilliant ever made in
this city, and his logic and Wit carried
the enthusiasm Of the AUDIENCE to, a
high pitch. The concluding allusion
Of the speaker brought the entire audi
ence to their feet to give threo,~ lusty
cheers for, Gen. Grant, vhilo: the gal;
lefyy filed with Indies, was white With
waving hankerchiefs."
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Financial Abstract
Pope County, Minnesota.

Statement of the affairs of Pope County
Minnesota, as shown by the settlement O.
February Goth, 1868:
Total amount in Treasury belonging
to County, $l52.st
Amount due County Road and Bridge
fund. $l262O
Amount due Co. Interest fund 26.79
, $l52.9e
Due the County Treasurer.
From the current Co. fund, SSH
" poor fund, 3.48
: = .> $90.5e
: s. B. MCGUIRE. Co. Auditor.
BY KIRK J. KINNEY, Deputy.
ISAAC THORSON, Treasurer.
BY ToHY THoRsoN, Deputy. n34-3w
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MuSG Err = Bios This large musical
establishment, at St. Paul, sent up fine
piano this week to O. B. Day, of Sank
Rapids. Also, an Automatic Organ to Rev.
Stukenkemper, Of this city. And A. W.
Bush has received from the same house q
splendid violin, cheap at its price, $40.
Everybody buys at Munger Bros.
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Gen. W. H. Sidell, commandsnt at Fort
Abercrombie, was in the city this week.
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FoR REsr.-A double dwelling house
leasantly located, will be rsn ted to one Or
Two families. Inquire At this Office. . !, Z Z
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"A. ". Bush sold last week to q gentle
man from St. Paul over $500 worth of
jsWelry. This confirms what We have al
wsys said, that Bush's was one Of the best
establishments in the State.
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FROM ST LOUIS.

Mud-Tho Now Br1dgo-Duil Trades
Removal OF tho National Capital
Amusonaents. X, 49,
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The 25th Of March is rapidly up
preaching and those who would like to get
that Sewing Machine at West & Co.'s must
hurry up: Only y few more tickets are left.
Bio FlR1.-For several years past the
County orders Cancelled by the Auditor and
Treasurer have not been destroyed. Yes
terdsy Asssrs. Parcher2 and Pirz, of the
Board Of County Commissioners, finished
checking the lot, about $50, GOO worth, and
burned them.
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RETURN Gilman ard Cor
don and Representative Miner have re-
from their Legislative duties at St. Paul.
DR.. Pettijohn has gone to Chicago.
Losr.-On the 4lh or 9th Of March, a
plain gold ring, marked on the inside Is, k.
Any one returning same to this office will
receive S. reward.
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1cE.-Large quantities of ice are being
put up for next summers use. 1t is taken
out Of the river and lake in huge pieces,
almost three feet thick, and clear as crys-
tai This thickness of ice is good for pack
ing, though it is net quite equal to that
'.nine feet Thick which we heard of as be-
ins cut on the Hudson river.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet
., ticle-supe to Cologne and At half
the price. ,::,*
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.LIC1ClE.-Gen. c. c. Andrews will
lecture At the Congregational Church, on
next Tuesday EVENING" on 1.-THE Present
and Future OF St. Cloud.'' All should
attend, as . good lecture may be expected.
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For RENr.-The large storeroom and Of
fees overhead on the corner of Jefferson
avenue and St. German street. Inquire
Of J. B. Mills.
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LUMBER MARKET. -
krrscied ,ueekly ezpressy for TIE JOURNAL BY Toby
d o. general dealers in ev0y vavfety If Pine LAM
ber Lath. Shingles, de-, Steam mill IN losoer to'on.
81. Cloud, Ainn.'
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MILWAUKEE SENTlNEL.-Atten:io lion is CALL
cd to the prospectus Of this newspaper, in
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ment being under the charge Of experien-
ced writer's. Our interests are to q Ger
tain extent identified with those Of Mil
waukee, and many Of our people would
find it to their advantage to subscribe for
the Sentinel.
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'8AUK CITY N1L1s.-A. J. Stanton, Of
Clearwater, has purch ased the interest Of
Sims Brothers in the Touring mills at the
mouth Of Suak River, some Two miles above
this place.
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WAITER EAsT.-Mr. o. B. Cooley, of
Alexandria, who returned last week from a
winters visit in central New York, informs
u that there is fully a. much if not more
snow in that State than here. in some To-
ealities it was six feet on the level. While
On his way home, the trains on the New
York Central road lost twelve hours in &C.
ing two hundred miles, and then had 10 30
through with two locomotives and only two
cars. Minnesota forever, say wei!
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New York Self-Raking Reaper, and Mower Combined
New York Reaper, Self Raker, not combined with Mower
Little Champion Reaper, with Dropping Attachment.
Climax, Hand-Raker.: -
Hubbard's Improved Mower, ...:.* .....
J. I. Cases Threshing Machine. ..>
Tornado Threshing Machine. !: >.:">
Springfield Pitts Threshing Machine.:
Buckeye Grain Drill. .,..
Estley's Beaver Dam amproved Seeder .
Hollingsworth sulky Hay Rake.
Revolving Hay Rakes.> il ,
Lumber Wagons Of different sizes and styles. " l..
49, ...~-. PLOW S.. a..
crossing o Of all es and Sizes
portion which ,nn~r. ahov~ md W. will @ n
ugst stock in the State Machines
WARRANTED
Weman
satisfy interests to buy Of u.s.
urge supply H.. -
E x I r. A S
we handle nstantyo nhand
Office Warehouse Jhnsons, Paul.
sAvERCOOL & GROVRRNOR 49,
we"re also Agents for the above Implement.
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The rebel Gen. Forest is an insurance
agent.-M. Paul P1ess
So is loyal Capt. West.
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From its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. It
restores grey hair 20 its original color, pre-
vents its falling of and promotes its rapid
growth. It is also most beautiful dress.
ing for the hair. Mammoth sized bottles,
price only 70 cts. n41-1y
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The rebel Gen. Forest is an insurance
agent.-N. Paul Press.
So is loyal Capt. West.
Tho st. Paul Pioneer, in speaking Of
ice packing in that city, says that ''jce is
an index of civilization" That depends
very much on what il is mixed with.
Thomas Jones has purchased George
Herberger's blacksmith shop, and will soon
remove to it.
Mr.. B. Mccarthy has removed his res
taurant and saloon to Lahr's Block, st
German street, and is prepared to serve
all who may call with oysters, liquors
&c., Of the best kinds.
"A dona'ion p.rty given Rev. a: }:
Nelson, At Rochester, last week, brought
$116. "a ...s':.,,~ :. -.
We would acknowledge the receipt Of
tie Annual Report Of the Minnesota His
torical Society for the year 1867. 1t is .
pamphlet Of much interest.
II Attention ID called to the advertiss7
ment Of Major Gilman, for fat beef cstt)d
for the government. .. 49, ,.. T.:
| r. +
NO attention IL paid to anonymous
communications. ''subseribsr" will m
derstand Why bis letter has been thrown
into the waste basket,
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MoaToN's PENs.-We would ask special
attention for tho advertisement Of Morton's
gold pens, in this issue, and take great
pleasure in recommending them to tho
public. We have used Mr.. Morton's pens
for a number Of years, and find that they
stand constant wear better than any other
pen We ever had, besides doing better
writing. There is probably no other article
in use which presents such variety Of
qualities as do pens, and it is really de-
light to get a "Morton" in your fingers,
and feel its elastic points yield exactly to
your pleasure, producing the heaviest shade
or the most delicate hair line. Their mo-
ton is easy and quiet-no scratching or
spluttering. They are fully warranted,
and If the pen does not suit your hand, if
it is too stiff or too timber, it can be re-
turned and another will be sent, until you
are perfectly satisfied. It should at all
times be remembered that this establish
ment is Of an entirely different class from
the bogus pen md jewelry firms whose ad-
vertlsements and circulars are flooding the
country. De assured that if you once get
o Aorto" pen You will never use any other.
West 4 Go. are sole agents in this city for
this pen.
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C8IOs WA01eDVSo AVkSVeEJ NY We
Ixpo11AuT TO .HoxEsrxAD sErr1rRs.-
~ / recent order Of the General Land
once, Ill foreign born settlers are required
to take out their second citizens papers be-
faiss bsias sbls to prove up their homestead
entries. These naturalization papers must
b. takes out in An open session Of the
cent. All cases which have. already been
sceed upon and the receipts issued will BE-
Suspended until the second papers are re-
e<iysd- =" Il Xxx =, ..
,Ps.sozAl.-ws were much pleased to
receive : call on Monday from our old
friend. Col. John Bali, who was member
Of lie last Legislature from Winons county
Col: B. win be remembered - the Colonel
Of the glorious Rirst Minnesota Regiment.
Hon. a. B. Weber, Secretary Of the last
Senate, favored Us with call on Monday.
Rus. Munger, Of St. Paul,--the jolly,
gushing, irrepressible, who'll -souled, music
al Rus,-the prince Of good. fellows-was
in town this week. This was his first visit
to St. Cloud, but We certainly hope he will
not wait long before repeatingit.
AGRICULTURAL 1MPLENEETs.-The firm
Of savercool & Grovener, st. Paul, the
most extensive agricultural implement
house in the State, presents this week an
advertisement to the farmers and dealers of
Northern Minuescts. A glance at the list
Of machines enumerated will show at once
the extent of their stock, and even then
only portion il mentioned. All articles
sold by'thsm are fully warranted, 50 that
purchasers run no po,sibls risks. Dealers
and farmers should not fail to call on
savstcool Z grovener when they go to 81,
Jaw. Marerooms ON lower levee. @,'s@&,
= #fe--c = ~ ssYE5fY n
RATHER GooD.-One Of citizens went
70 . ne'ehboriug settlement, . few evenings
epee' ,oyo request, to deliver . lecture
Presenting himself at the door, no bowed
sni'ingly to the doorkecpor and was about
= pass in, but Mr.. b. K objected, not hap
lsning to know him, and politely ,eouestet
. quarter Our friend, saying nothing
landed over dollar bill, which tho door
Keeper could not change, and tho ba]snc
Wa lott for tho good Of the cause" Til
sorpri'e Of the individual at the sntr.nc
nay be imagined when as the lecture com m
neeeea' ne perceived from whom ~ ha
made the raise. .Is7zsss== -. d = !.
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ST. CLOUD MARKETS.
MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR.
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

prreetedf for rnr JounxAL,b by D. NJ g. Kurpay d Co
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Freshly killed decrs, and skins Of oil
KINDS bought at the st. Cloud Depot.
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WHERE TO Go.--So long as this world
remains wicked-and it seems likely to for
some time to come-pesple will drink
whisky and brandy and wine, and will
smoke cigars. Il seems to be human ma
tur'. All We have to say. then, is, get the
best; and by general consent it is admitted
that the very choicest liquors and cigars to
be found in the State are kept by. Geo. P.
Peabody, St. Paul. All who indulge should
bear this in mind, and purchase according
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CLsARwATIR.-The concert given at
Claaruatsr On Wednesday evening of last
xteks lef the benefit Of the Congregational
church, BY Prof: shotwell and the Cornet
band, passed of pleasantly. The attend
ance vas large, and the performan ces gave
general satisfaction.
T1Hs Lucky OxE.-No. 443 was the num-
Der which drew the dwelling house put up
BY Mrs. 'Feote for sale BY lottery. The
holder is n. Q. Punches, An agent of the
Northwestern Express Company
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Thomas Jones has purchased George
Herberger's blacksmith shop, and will soon
remove to it.