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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

Arc pronounced by distingushcd Painters, Poets
and Critics the best that are now made. We chsl
l>nge the most critical examination Of orr Chromcs
In ol-sIch Tait's Groups, BrltcL ers Landscapes
lemmsns Poultry pictures. Core go's Maxdalena,
Tue fio~ q Bouquet, r the KIDS Play Grotni.
Our Chrvmos, after WATER COLORS are eunally
artistic. Trey arc
Wood Mos.cs 1 Ferns, By Ellen Robbins $50
Birds Nest and LichenD $50
Companion Pictures)
II. s:ey. (After s0usuereau) -, 500
Companion Pictures.)
Tho 1u,anch, by WIN. Cruikshank $500
The unnet 800
Companion Picturcs.) p
OF the last pictures, George l.. Brown the cele.
brated American Artist-(nnrivaed as colo ist and
painter Of atmosphere. atfecs,) says:
II admire them much. ! saw some splendid speci.
mems in Europe, which were wonderful; but never
supposed that fner ono, executed in boston
What particularly excite my admiration is tho ton.
der aud hatnts, the high finish and the Gnesse and
richness If tone. think they do much to eu H.
cate the public II. the way of color. How tar 81 si-
to the hideous coored Autographs we have been so
shocked in seeing SO long time! congratulate you
on your success. GEORGE l.. BROWN"
~ Our ChrOmos sent free to any add less
within the U. g. East Of the Mississippi on receipt Of
price. Our Journal Of Popular Art, explaining how
chromOs are made, mailed free. Send for copy.
L. PRANG CO., 1oston.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

AGRICULTURAL 1NPLIMENrs.-1n this is
sue Grovenor 4 Co. present to tho farmers
= new advertisement, detailing the imple-
ments for tho season which they have for
sale. As will be seen their list embraces
some ofthe best aud most popular machines
in u9e
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y T U ~ "a
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S26 REWARD

Strayed or Stolen from the subscriber,
living at Sank Rapids. on the I'd Of Sep
TENDER, 1863. ONE YOKE OF OXEN
one is speckled, with brass buttons on his
horns the other was a dccp red, has n
scar on left side back Of shoulder; they
zero about four years old each. will pay
the above reward for their return or for
information that will lead TO their recovery
w.. b. r. .GOODHUE,
Sank Rapids, Sept. Is, 1868. ne I'm
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We 6ud the following among the
personals in the St. Paul Dispatch:
r. H. McGee, Esq, of the Minnesota
Valley r. r., has just returned from the
East, accompanied by Mrs. McGee. Nc,
our congratulations. We wish you long
and happy life.
The above is respectfully ssdittoed.''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

-hr. Dake, Of St Anthony, har
vested bushsI Of sweet potatoes from
eight plants, set out last spring. Sweet
potatoes seem to promise finely in this
State.
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~ The Circulation Of The journal
10 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published In Northern AIianesota. Let
Advertisers remember this.
REPUBLICAN Dis rR1cr coSvEN.
TlON.

he Republican .. ctors n the Counties outside Of
stear"s in the Third Material District, are hereby
c He'd to meet in legste Con eution at ALHxAN
In DOu las County, on Monday, sept. as,
1865. at O'Clock NJ. for tho purpose Of nomina-
tirg candidate for Reprcse tative to be lected at
the ensuing elect On in ovember next.
The appsl tonn,ent Of Del gates is Is follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 Gran ... l
Douglas. ................ ..... 5 O,te Tail I
NotcSoh oW ng............... l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lakc !
San: Ios,.............. |
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Joseph Goyette at the City Restaurant
has the only Fountain in the city, and can
supply the thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

The Library Association will meet At
G. Bridgmau's il Lower Town, on Thursday
eve. Of next week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

Doors AND sHo es.-Snith L Herbert, as
viii DO seen by their advertisement, are in
the market with fine lot Of boots and
shoes for men and women, boys and girls.
Give them . call, and examine stock and
prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

RED RIVER REIls1.-Can it really be
true that our business men intend adopting
no measures fer s6ording relief to the des-
titute people Of the Red River country !
We have several lines urged the calling Of
. public meeting, yet nothing has been
done. Even il only from busi-
ness point Of view-the past and future
trade Of that country-let us do something
for these people. 81. Cloud can send ut
least fifty, and perhaps one hundred bar
rels Of flour. Let US, by all means, dc
something.
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Sale of School Lands.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the unsold
IN Lands in the following mentioned school sections
in tho county of Stearns and State of Minnesota will
be offered at public sale tho Treasurers office Ut
said county, in the City of Saint Cloud on WEDNES-
DAY, THE 2sr1 DAY OF OCTOBER, 1868, at 10
f1c 1rrk v1v
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AT NJ. Becker's you can be sure Of
getting tip top pair of boots. He under
stands how to make them.
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The NORxAL SCHooL.-What has been
done with regard to selecting site for tho
Normal School at this placer The matter
was left with tho Prudential Committee,
but ws have not yet heard that they have
agresd upon any location. This should
certaiuly 10 done At tho earliest possible
day. 80 that work. on the building can b
commenced this fall. Legislatures are IN
reliable institutions, and it would fare muct
better with Us a. regards the failure II VI
could show good beginning made durinl
the present year.
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TAKEN UP.

Two Barrew's one year old-one SOW
and two pigs-which tho owner can have
by proving property and paying damages.
Farm At the junction Of Rockville road
and eauk River three miles west Of St.
Cloud.
GEO. II. SMITH.
Sept. Goth, 1868. n1O-8w
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s.. Marlatt, At the City Drug Store.
has all the best patent medicines, as we'll
- oil goods in his line. aud will not be I'M
dersold.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

1xsuHAxcE.-As will be seen BY IN ad-
vertisement elsewhere, Judge Gregory has
been appointed Agent 1t this place for tho
Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn. This ranks ~ . No. Company,
its rates are very low, and it presents in
ducemsnts not offered by others. An ex-
animation Of it, tables would we'll repay
al who think Of insuring. The Accident
rates are very reasonable, and NO rerson
should be without . policy.
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~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed at
his office. Send in your orders.
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T AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL September 18th, 1868.
Zlexaxder Nurrey:
Sir: You arc hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1858, At 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of tho said day and then there show
cause Why your Homstead Entry No. 4l91 made by
section q, township l2e range st. in the District
not be Cancelled, - Henry Kane alleges an aban-
donnent thereof you and proposes then and there
to show the same, whom you will be permitted to
contest bueh showing.
H.C.WA1T, Register,
sep24oWl H. @. BURBANK, Receiver
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"A Montana gsllows is three rails set
up like . tripod, with man hanging BE-
tween like pot.
This must bs hard on fences, not to speak
Of men.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

Wards Liniment, is warranted to cure
the piles and all disorders Of the bowels.
Money refunded where cures are not effect
ed.
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NV ADVEKTISENEV7;

soL0N ROBINSON, REV. BISHOP SCOTT
pro. =. L. Younians, Row. Henry Ward Beecher, Rev.
Iheouoro l.. Culycr, Orange Judd, and many others
VII tell you that the Doty Washing Machine and
Universal Wringer their cost in clothing every
year besides saving half the time and labor wash.
Ing the retail price: Washer, S14; Extra Wringer 50
and we wtlLforwnrd, to places where no ono il sell
Ing either or both, FREQ Of charge IT, after trial Of
one month"; you are not entirely satisfied, will re-
t"nd The money the rcturn Of the machines, freight
frce Largo discounts to the TRADE everywhere manu-
featured and sold in the Northwest by DOTY MANU-
FEATURING CO.. Janesyiie, Wis.
i. c. BROWNING, General Agent,
% Cortland st., New York
GLOON A YEAR 40 AGENTS-To sell
~l|OO the Star Shuttle Sewing Machines: Full
particulars free Extra Inducements TO experienced
agents. Call ON or address W. q. WILSON CO.,
CIeyeland, O. Boston, Mass. or st. Louis, Mo.
NJ ANTED-AGENTs. 075 20 5000
Ky per month to sell the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
rrice only SIS. Address SECOMB& CO., Pittsburgh
Pa. or Boston Mass.
" GO0D TRUSTY AGENTS-Wc will qua. a1ty
Il f30 per week and expenses. For particulars. nd
d'essd W. JACKSON CO., Baltimore, Md
4 GENTS WANTED -$l75 a month to sell the
IA Genuine Ori1e Hunting Cuseu Watcher best
imitation gold watches made. Price SIS. Great in
ducemehts to agents. Address ORoIDE NATcu CO.,
Boston. Mass.
w t. travel for n uanutaclu:-
w ing Company and sell by sample. Gopi wages
are guaranteed. Address, With stamp II. D. HAMlL-
TON CO., No. Alb Chestnut st., phila, Pa.
AGENTS Rare chance 70 make money Articles
light, new very profitable. Bought by go persons out
Of every 100 to whom offered. Address, with stamp
for circular, GREENE Co., Manufacturers Alb Chest
nut ST., Phiia, Pa
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Fresh OYsrERs.-Goyette has received
a lot Of fresh oysters. which he is serving
up in all styles. Call at the City Res
taursnt.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

GOVERNMENT CoSrRAcr.-We see by the
P,e.s that the proposals for beef cattle and
subsistence stores, which were published
in THs JOURNAL of last week, were opened
on Monday. MIR. N. P. Clark, of this CITY,
was the lowest and successful bidder for
furnishing flour, potatoes and corn, his bid
being IS follows:
$4,000 pounds Of -four, in 100 pound
sacks At $3.74 per hundred, delivered At
St. Cloud Or Cold Springs.
20, 400 pounds Of -four in barrels. to be
delivered ut the same price per hundred.
800 bushels OF potatoes in strong eunny
sacks, at 1915 per bushel-to be delivered
at Fort Abercrombie in October.
100 bushels Of corn, st $3.50 per bush.
81. to be delivered at Fort Abercrombie in
October.
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LOCAL NEwS
No. W. would respectfully Request all

49, W. would respectfully request all
os'sness me" and others wishing any kind Of
Job Printing, to coli and e1amine o.r
attentive stock Of Ne,o Material. just received
from tao sost, before sending to St. Paul or
going elseWhere. Our Job Office is noe one
see viii guarantee TO be sati.fac.ory, at Saint
Paul prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

Far CAr7Ll.-Coats 4 Freeman pur-
chased last week twenty -lhrse head Of fat
cattle, which they will furnish to their GUS
toners in the shape Of roasts, steaks, boil
ing pieces, &c. They always keep their
stalls supplied with the best that can be
had
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

LAMPS! LAMPS The largest and best
stock Of Lamps and Chandeliers ever
brought to ibis market. The Sun, Comet
and Solar Burners and Chimnies, also new
styles shades for sale very cheap at Tick
nor, lehman & Co.'S new store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-24

-Grau's Opera Troupe commences =
season Of Six Nights At St. Paul tomorrow
evening.
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OrrIRrAIL COUNTY,
Injury to Crops-lndisns-Mil Ma.
chiaery,

Mr.. G. Whiting, our correspondent at
Lake Clitheral, writes under date Of the
18th inst:
Everything is quiet in this locality; so
that have no quarrels. robberies or mur-
ders to report.
"Our crops are no: first rate. The hot.
dry weather carly in the season injured
our wheat very much, and this was made
worse by the hca CONTINUOUS rains which
followed. Our wheat will MT yield more
than from ten to twelve bushels per acre.
Oats are about An average crop. The
corn turns out well. but the birds have
been playing havoc In places, taking more
than their share. Potatoes, ruta-bagas
turnips. aud in fact all kinds Of vegetables
have yielded most abundsntly. The hay
his been injured by the rains.
"On tho night OF the 10th there was =
heavy frost, but our crops were so far for
ward that it did no considerable damage.
1.-THE lndi ans are quite peaceable and
friendly.
''Mr. Craigie has jus. returned with the
machinery for his grist mill wish him
success in his enterprise. Northern Min
nesola is still settling up aud bids fair to
become populous country, even so far on
the frontier as this.''
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FoR RENr.-An Office, IN Bells brick
block, on St. Germain street, will be rent
I'd on reasonable terms. Inquire Of Smith
+ Herbert.
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST: CLOUD, MIMI,

RI 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
u September II, 1861
Charles No,oaH and Rich1rd Crtpps:
SRs You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the lOfH DAY or NOVEMBER 1865, at O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entries Nos. 1851. and
s5b2, made BY you March "a; M 1857 upon the no
section g. township I2o range 81, in tie district q
lands subject to sale At st. Cloud, Minn should not
DO Cancelled, a. Henry Kane alleges an abandonment
tho same, when you will BE- permitted to contest
such showing.
II. WAIT Register,
sepN-6wa II. y. BURBANK. Receiver
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
u. September 10, 1858.
0eI6,and n. Regard:
Sin: You arc hereby notified to appear at this once
on thelo1H DAYoF NOVEMBER, 1865, 1t O'Clock In
tho forenoon of the said day. and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1888, made BY
you June 9Th, 1861, upon the n Il no II ~ Il no Il
70 II NV 4 section H. township IL, range 49, IN the
District Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Minn
should not be cane led ~ Peter Erkson alleges an
abandonment thereof BY 20 and proposes then and
there to show the same, wh.n you will be permitted
to contest such showing.
Ii. G. WAIT, Register,
sep24-6wI II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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i'ERsoNAL-Ve had call lost week from
Major john G. Hamilton, formerly Of this
place, and his father, of Ohio, who were
here on visit.
Elk Governor Orr, Of South Carolina,
paid this part Of tho State a visit last week
Hon. H. L. Gordon and family returned
on Saturday from o two-months' visit in
New York.
s. NJ. Pendergast. the jolly Nimrod Of
Sank Centre, was in town yesterday.
H. C. Burbank, Esq, and vito returned
home this evening from their wedding trip
East.
Capt. Wsllman returned last week from
trip. He was successful. We congratu-
late you, Captain.
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No lands will be sold for less than five dollars per
acre. less than their appraised value. Schedules
showing the particular description of said land, the
appr Used value and terms Of sale, be found at
the county seat.
On timber lands sufficient payment will be required
at the tine of the purchase to indemnify the State
from loss by the stripping OF the timber. On prairie
lands only fifteen per cent. Of the purchase money
will be required down ut the time of the sale. In
each case the balance of the purchase money re-
naming due b. paid at any time thereafter flon
time to time, within twenty years, at the option Of
the purchaser with interest In advance at the rate
seven per cent. per annum to the first day of June
1862, and annually thereafter.
CHARLES hcILRATH,
Commissioner State Land Once.
st. Paul. Mimi. September, II, 1768
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"A Seymour and Blair club in the town
Of Sumter, s. c., has for its president, q
white man, and two colored vice-presidents.
We would recommend the above, in con-
nection with the consideration Of the ques-
ton, "pas niger an. rights tina: white
man is bound to respect % to the Seymour
and Blair club in this CITY.
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Senator Norton and wife arrived
at Winona on Friday last.
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An INDIGNANT CorPERHEAD.-An up
country Copperhesd, who finds THs Jour-
NAL too warm reading for him, wants his
paper stopped, - with orthography cor
rected) he considers it ''too black and cor
rupt fer white man to read"
This intellectual Caucasian shall have
his polite request Immediately complied
with. He is evidently one Of those "white
men" whose only political ideas consist in
. constant uneasiness lest they get mig
GER in their family; and who have no
moro conception of general aat,onsl Affairs
than . mud turtle has Of metaphysics. He
belongs to that class, small, We srs glad to
say, even IN tho Democratic party, which
cannot tolerate the truth ~ it comes from
any political quarter save ito own. We
would recommend to this individual the La
Crosse Democrat, did We not feel confident
that he is already = subscriber.
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MAKE UP.-A lot Of ALARM CLOCK
w just the thing to get ysa up cary
n The merning-For sale At BUSHES.
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BouoUET.-We are indebted to young
lsdy friend for . beautiful bouquet. II 10
about the last Of tho season Of outdoor
flowers. But We promised not to speak Of
it, and 80 shall not,
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SURvET1S0.-Gen. T. H. Barrett has
very large surveying contract in some of
the new counties to tho west Of Stearns
He has seven parties at work subdividing
CHASGE.-J. NJ. Rosenberger has just
moved his stock Of stationery to the build
ing next door, Occupied by NJ. Becker,
who takes Nr. RS s,and.) This will be
adjoining the hardware store, which with
name OF Rosenberger & Brother. John is a
live business man, and with bis brother
viii do q big trade.
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&c. r. ". Powell are receiving their
,sw goods.
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"A lady in Banksville. Conn.,, whose
waterfall happened to drop out Of the win
dow, WAS surprised to find in it, few days
afterward, two fre'h eggs. Some hen had
taken possession Of it Is nest. What
next?
She will recognise the great importance
Of starting . s'hennery.,'
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CTATE OF MINNEsOTA.-DISlRICT COURT
y Seventh Judicial District, County Of stearns
Peter Branch, Plaintiff.
against SSUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named Do
fendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed in
the Office of tho ClerF of this Court at St. Cloud, in
the county of Stearns, and to serve copy of your
answer to the sale: complaint the subscriber, at
his Office in St Cloud, Ste rms county, Minnesota,
within twenty days after the service of this summons
upon yo exclusive Of the day Of such service, and
vou fail toanswer the <aid complaint within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will take judy
ment against you tor tho full sum of two hundred
dollars with interest one hundred and fifty dollar
from the nineteenth day Of July 1861 and interest
the costs and disbursements of this action.
Dated September Is, A. D. 1868.
c. C. ANDREWS,
sept175t Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Cloud, MINI.
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ALEXANDRIA, Sept. l4th, 1868.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-What is the reason
We do not receive The JOURNAL more regu
hrly? hear many complaints. In these
times we want our paper every week.
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AERIAL EvoLurIoxs.- one Of tho
dark nights last week gentleman WAS re-
turning from an evening party with cou-
pie Of ladies'. Missing the rosd, the horse
stumbled over An smbsnkmsnt, throwing
the driver over the hsad-board, animal and
all and landing him in the brush. One Of
tho ladies jumped and dropped close b.
side the buggy, while the other vaul.ed on
tirely over her, finding . resting place In
the brush, to the serious detriment Of silk
dresses. No damage wss done beyond this
and the exciting, for brief season, Of ex'
tremely vague and unsatisfactory sensa-
tons az to the mole Of II ansit.
OYsTEns.-Lake, at the N. W. Express
Office, desires the public to understand that
he is receiving the very best fresh oysters,
which will be sold at wholesale or retail Al
cheap as by any other house in town.
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oEts sn aSIoe4t 9f c JH5 %a az

ny NON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
Its ready SALE combined with An Increased commits
ston makes it tho best subscription book evcr pub
lshed Ono agent At Easto Pa reports - Subscribers
In three days Another in Boston, ioS subscribers
In four days Send for Circulars and see our terms
and full description of tho work. Address ZEIG.
LER. AcCuRDY 4 co, Chicago, Ill. or st. Louis,
No.
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FoR NV YoRK.-H. Hoepner started
yesterday morning for New York to pur-
chase new goods for his store.
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NJ. E. CoNTrRExc1.-The Fourteenth
Annual NJ. E. Conference, terminated ito
session At Minneapolis on Monday. The
following is tho list appointed for the

St. Cloud. r. Creighton.
Little Falls-C. B. Roberts.
Crow Rivsr-To be supplied.
Princeton-A. H. Abbott.
Round Prairie-A. H. Reed.
Sank Centre-C. T. Barkslow.
Alexandria-C F. Kingsland.
Payresville-N. Lathrop.
Osskis-Q. Hoover.
Grove Lake-W. NJ. Bowd:sh.
Lake Superior-M. Howe.
Monticello-J. W. Shank.
Forest City-T. Woodwork.
Greenlesf-J. L. Fasig.
Middleville-J. Sherman.
Rockford-A. Cressy.
Two Rivers. P. Quigley.
Gle n water-W. w. Rork.
Kon;ska-To be supplied.
Clear Lake-ro be supplied.
Agent Am. Bible Soeiety-D. Brooks.
Rev. D. Tice goes to Lake City; Rev. A.
J Nelson to Austin; Rev. 8. T. Sterritt to
Owatonna; Rev. W. Carver to Blue Earth
City Rev. J. Gleason to Shelbyville {;
Rev. c. G.. Bowdish to Newport; Rev. j..
F. Chaffee to Minneapolis; and Rev. C..
Brooks to St. Paul.
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FAREWELL SERMON.-Un Sabbath last,
Rev. John Scott, Of St. Johns church
(EpiscopaD preached his farewell sermon.
He goes TO Ohio.
UP RlvER-O. E. Garrison returned on
Saturday from . surveying trip up the Mis-
sissippi. He reports finding and having
surveyed some Of the best pine land be ever
saw.