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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29
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ten 'sruCtr,ss illic ecuticbcn N8dolrniaetn IN 4di'
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lpr ult tigtil t 0rttlG.Inp--uRt dti 9oryrebeater
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29

PrTlurcu tic ven NuSwo.lf Wuiiruht tHttn, wpAsn
Btndu tire ull0 tr5 GmpfJngtrS AtrgiC uufActtn.
~ Hurdltu 'cu NUSlvartt mullch pou cntm pplis
teHIrel btA.siGel eln nm pUul,ts UrpittcuWl iu III.
ecu. i HGinc.
u5l-) Gle ecn Baltimore uHl &dnhr
F8' 81 iilt irc S5pbc'ldjr 9idInruisllhIcn I'm
Wari!t; br Sme pride pCn WicACnucp s SO ih
Mr. H. Sb'rglir rcrAuft ps, tiet mcbr, ais iraeue
cine luttre MiIltiHg. (l3j-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29
Wa!sengcl ton N0ln.
Gme Grjdltuua aus fraWbtiltu Belt, nit
tiuem prcIpI: 9lnnp 1854
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lNUt5 Mlrrrn rpIBte, gtrAtn batlc rie td.
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ccu llultbms Nit dnNCbOrt me cdrpt, grn
iGbum Shrtd crIaGt, bic brtlubte Sidtd,t
fIutu lditn, bic tlWrrno an gcoen ;rr-
byat UNI nun ibrtn puftncfu lribagen1Es
bdlt burb pla >nbe cT0OG.
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ncG ejlitr5 tier erGrlf,n urb bcptAt, tInf IN
Clltu Sc,ubl. WtvyserS lltr Rdhm Sui uno
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unp YulttR pIm raNtg eiC Snbe, pasS0ug.
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aud ne tn ctnen Stubl unb brad IN Elm
ldutc3 2Sciugn unp SdIudicn aus.
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tNrtm g9Urtrrmtritt IN pte Sube crfubr
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III tltBcicr ,}rit btmjuiilbrCn dle ic;n 9Gcb,
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pttn.
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.siur ytnfilri(ilt i!

Rts tem SampleI .sS,utf1piano" thprusea nj.
ae,te si,rt,,a,e 4jrpetiaeH bpbiniidt Sacihiriiei
be esrbien Bcipaltcue erbirn, %asc. Sd ,rsrties
Diirubcrscr pnIesin, itaii.uiidIc @fdcedronL ei
d,orIen sbei5cngries, Serigerfse N aen Jilninsrr
Rdiuiiief, aSacybpleerbcrreH, siphn 0iilnntel
3nnuricr- unf soatit Sdanisnt Gbpcpiace Satai
loeI te, Rells Arisl pit yum Hsesrofsfaae ~ efp
biGialifa NaftIprei(fn smpfeblsn.
Apcct & pan sesS,
&mpprteure Don eutppaiiben YrptgfisR
20 W. $40, aesli.BaitmpIfaI.
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Bur gfGtbritbt
fur
GinwauOfrfr mO tSeiCfn0C
aut Ter
Saltim0rcsCbiO (SiIcmbaDu
Esag3 ysS sss,ills.s,,sa
allen EbciIcli Or5 grObtu SEcitcuS!
GrIparmie BON @clo, 3sit uHo Guts
fcruuna!

Die @rlstngul ppn Baltimore nab allen 9tsilGn 6es
sNehens er &er. Stdaten tt auf fieGr @a1u trrr als
pCn HbiIaccFba Rew grrG rrer dui r8cnp cHcr anEta
Weute
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btpteert ipie bic 9dNdBere er!er Nlanr, welje msbT
al tds 0rpptlte SableH.
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ilr 0.dttGit creuditei I'M gpRtr 3rnrg', ltue wro
cen Fdudltartn Jrutp fer YeratrtH!; hriun, c3 n
fur HE &eluGmhlstt ulP @td'1rbr 0er YaNGBitIe IN
allen Stud,n aspr9t.
Nrt rietrSGtr fdbrer bic Nr5nGuoerer duf's Sdralls
uNe Stuiale; Ge 1T Die cuiiar Nabu ht ZEN @tF.
ztdatCn, pcldie Nlsnonocrcr ulit Jn)nciliigtn
bctprcc,t HGe dUttrn &rgNeu tetpretrn rpb tlnHt!
GuIledWteytr init lGHg lalrtH Gmi9tantenJG6th.
pdiIgert pebleu Out bietr SGbn BE Q8dgen p6bgCn0
her glner Vee ppn SGl,imcrt nad Cincinnati nllr pgi
@sl; auf ber gdnien Slrtde rtltgn Sd inUre uHS q
Fgui5, icwie ,pi6su Baltimore mo GritagU uur erel
NAL Ra6 Cincinnati BcanAt man II 80 StrlegH, Halb
ct. VcGts unb Abttdap III i,pet lugrn.
Seeer pGidqier bat 100 ptuno 0eplf fret. Nintet
ron bis u 5dbreu tejatlen balbeH Qges. N.apsf
untcr 1dhren iinc Gdn fret.
Ba5 GIrpud Bept nit ben poIaacriu tmb tpntmt nit
tbutn 1T gletdrr 3eit AT tem GeiimaurgSurl an. Gn
Siterr grbllt tHe StdGMi8uNl u6cr ru 3ggad bj5 al
AMI aleH 5iattcuen, ne 28alen 9tmeaici wcrStn itb
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iI wtIitn mb fug tic ratGl NtplttuuB iHtt DntpMtt
~ irr8en rin 0prlhct wtlher Iu lclrtr duety Saut
betpttn pire uLo en- NNeni Ant Mec Bis HiedIp uN,
ct. rruS 8Cn af NpllrH ser St'entahH Gaitlual Hls
ben SiHwau1trtrp'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29

Bernrr wcrScn Grutralts Ob9siarNgn far 0angf uue
SCBctlG1i fur uno Ipn Sn9ano pne GCtiihiaRI.
>eaellTi1s Nailnrrc ppn Bremen nab %al,lrore
6ut trWatlcnc Yulcuen, 4wuaeNeet S26.50 N ejoa. .
&'httr ven btS 10 Gubrel.......... 81
&netr uuer elncm Sabre ......,,.. -
AGh lam ter SaaC StuI} won't ,inl0tIl bis 0tmtu
ewr att esr Wciro3 per GilgupIuH vcn .lItmog, Nah
a'ltn perld'it enen YG9en III 4meld bc5aFlt WIO bin.
erlt8t werten,
@retie Ycu unb ud& gtyrrrrpI:
Gur crmahsne PerlgNen, tre GlUte.. $50 II Gple
Atretr ven Lois 125atreR, bGltru Pgets..$iO -
@utttr untcr cnem Sabre. re.............. S.
3wiihentet Iur erpadiene pCricuel. $40 IN pap.
Alneer ven bis II Sdbren. -
Alteer inter ettm Sabre. s. III Bolb'
Hs- Bur beiDuoereu SieuutniSuabnr !-tsa
I'm Ger Wttahr berc8tn ~ pc6en, ,l eIt3ebtu irG'
ten pano8tsre lire HdnrbleIe nur IN rem $UstGu hes
unterFdNettn enNeellcu NBrnGn tiuien,
4uC wciiue SUStpNI v. 8ODb werGea Unctt3eS!it egs
t9ett ven
&drt X, SiIcbramo,
Gsgudl I3snttR Ter ,NGllimOre : hi0 GliNH0ba",
Nr. o., ! DamcSltr.. Baltimore,
dlenafm NrtanGr Ter @ilttc 1T Baltimore.
GttHiaN5 fur Rem 8srtinf vpN 8ilctcn rad NtiIa6tl
phG uHb Mem Nor. JEdeb Yhiiabslpjid So 25,
nari @cw Glorf SI %. SaB8dbe wirp III mcIuer ii
m1rfft
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md pGnnlgiUNnil.bg Qci(g0OalB

AAihLkiAt
Die rNelIt-u rmtrui,. ung amuilalga ZU.H.
tobn II lie hTitat ttutf mad BEN WtWits uuo uofs.
W1htAtu @'GttcH; gt dUgc teutltgH ,rgtAtN 4lltI8p
~ u'b vui5euW 9SHNeeu lruptr, ais pE 31i ugrUs
:tHtI lu,tui SlNu,
Die Euspau5trcr wtteGt nit t2n zbNcu,ilGt buisf.
teTt Unb 6HgGen ale St4Gtmlletifn ane 5thIh.. lg'
NtptntW rttrhlrpt Die SdA8tng pHt Ulr rfg.
wGltr recttn uHe wobren ce5 2pmter5 auf fdy dulr,
nebmRe trw0nHt, hes RIGt5 erleu0let.
Die GoMplHntt hat c5 ih ygg beirntcffn W. tttt
gtplldt tur @rrrdscUNs lelirtiHgmutn wtir uugtra
@0rnta eae rem GtctMga 10 tatBe i1eg.,uH or .B4s-
aru5 lH ttlpattN.
Ea5 Nspot ,sr paT1strre Gts,r pa7ioisr b:t r0l %
trt') pgt init cfnugr ,l9sl UdA .tH NsitnHaUs Eg.'
bci3rltrl UHe ttl NC tts.Gi ,tt s1r trrd.rasl srt
lltib nlh 3HIfnf res 3tsc5 gtts euU isi,tr ig aah
bEn a. dcpnIHt wIys, GtBr,ll.If.
1tntntr tlG 1.5tAt rHu "laal g'g tfUWuItNttgt
rno rihut ieltts itirrt tU1 h!atgf..r c1ts ig1frt
tiItm oll.ert &tlntG ntH.lrtu.u, rg. lrp alr Pie
t&
Die 1nNrrre.e 7H5 bttrc. ais lie iraerb a.r antern
"aea trucrrSlt pcg 8sr. lt1Ic wis Ce ralgcf.; ,Ht
lft9t.
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Price i2A Gents per Week, Sc 90 per An
I'm payable ia advance
Price of tho Weekly published every Fri
day, $3.50 per Aunum mailed to Europe,
including postage. $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance
ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATEg
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2tnSpanecrcr uu0 StciigHoc uuc1
Dem SScitcn uno 0Sprb.pcfTeu scr
8trcIuigteH StaatCn UUu giOrO giuCrifl
lparcu 3clt uue O3cc, iucr,t iic tis
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!@utIMen! NutIaIcul

Der llntsr,e@pitf tat bic er6ett an1 belIs NutRat
eIeeautsr Autid,cn eigelen 6aer'lats IN pe' Sae' gu
&c i'm eanen Gutereie ME ferenen wenn or bt mir
priti, Sa ih sesen gdlrseIs pee gut meSire sesBls
ausnsbment tilia periauf.
{Dtlls,IS) Hsm. 1Rc Sam. VIZ. 33, Sab-&apar.
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@6ilicm's Goppct cfcn 9oa-
herrhrS.

titr Htsrb uttfutft I'M Esiti bee Ecmfsrs
Lmiauttl Ctfgrrnvt tut Rttrdub son gseHundtttidl
itugGtr uut argr0ntltl 5pr'iamiit Hrttm uut Iier.
ut,t Tnicfcu ole abHhtH Grhrutuuatu, tHt Jnm SaI.
tu. SrmcrrH graWu. yrttn, ttcBttrs I'M rtis wat
rss NaIfr Jar ta5 g1lif unit TdttdmHsr M Bsttt.
i4ait 10 ualtr fitt "a friHf bsdcys gld'titns. tln
Atsu, ttr ih t,ngr atyt Wrdbtfrt sHlhdtw wtl ieait
tb tEitu agiigtH. ,U gtm aaEJfH yreHe ysH POD
CatH s,ty Is t,Htt ttHHtu, ais etn .Rimrce.a Du.
ttt tdi sAs Wrsfrutn NutfHtuM5fH; fiuen aretfH
SrNlcIW, teFFtlU U1o stTIhftt1Tc Grtttnde nnp
rriltit' dtHENuu Ff Nautu dnt iser sd Ws
te rs r 'ttcw t'gt asyI lT, tlf lei Cit sut safi,
sv.r men iGrlt has tatIt vut. Nurrer. bsbeH len
sff.0utt uHt Uch IN 1901 iru hag 900 EtsJl 6ctcmmen,
20 tg uitt atfu Nurttrtatu ugug7s ! tu!pTsttn
Ndt.e.
?. gEyntDt,bn 4 Eutut,
Ir, so aaE g. Nstlay,t
int .', @..airu Nr tt,f rfust urs Csitr. C9a--j
Da~ Wtua Iu tu, 6.lt Gotst'i,b, Hdhmaihius
titta, tstt u :. r. NtcNHn,D s 50. tr "a. VI,
Starlr, Ns8-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29

Mud Gin Dtdrr. = Jn W.s@,rmpnt
proeuSut tiM 0eNeurIr.t1 etn eanapiihcr
6ranScIc, rcr Az @fWb wic0t. Der &C,
mdtblihc Gtde ipa ubrigen5 ocinabt yuS
fpSb ic'u unr trNntt pabet REM qpnp0utr
WmpbN &Bnturrtnf MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29

- Sn zen 9ieuGn5lam S.dpttn tauhcn
po1tti@s Safe Der alislii0en Gtptsra dui.
Sn Wrp, ,SecTrre ilne 0ientas ;wst Spets~
laae IN Gbplera pVr3s.cnmcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29

y i1drrCn StdttHtt.-Gtner bei-
l1ultlrn, tetCt ;emItil acnaueu 8errhnma
nlN wucCl dui ttm Gycacpdp in Nttr
Sort IdAltd $4,000 SmtG i9uren pUfdNlti.
li2) btcrnpn III Nit 30, - lIlO nit %, ---
- mt 20, - % mt 10, - unp +, NIT
TO Gntt o!'ArItet, Yer NrldmmtG 2Gae.
rtr,dnT ain o&mappGD" onG iNdrrCn bchdNt
lomtt 3il2t mas idbrltb 81, 3,562,5O
cnSittDL - l'nc cds bet pteien riDIchicu
3tlttu !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29
Siummct 8; Sectcr,
beltIdles Sanf' nnb 8e6lei Geld1ft

III sir. iD'i, @sHaa'afihnpsrfraGe.
t0uitu uup ssrfluisn Wsfitl anf Deudlanb Gplb,
frembt Dunslcrten uo Ber. q, Ob!tAa,icnen unb be
lSrgia bic GItaidru5 pVn @scfn Tie. rnb III europa,
tls-)
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-09

IxD1Ax Observation-Disclosures have
been received At this place that number
Of Chippewa Indians Of the Pillaser Band,
stole quantity Of goods and provisions
from the warehouse at White Oak Point,
near Leeoh Lake, which were under charge
Of Major Bassett, the Indian Agent. Upon.
hearing Of the depredations, Major B. sent
to Fort Ripley for soldiers and started
from Chippewa Agency on the ID inst,
with file. oftwenty.two, ..~s. ~. 49,. 49,.
"~ LArrR.-We learn from Mr.. Prescott,
who arrived from the Indian country last
evening, that these rumors are without
foundation. No such depredations have
been committed, and no trouble has occur
red in the Indian country, since the killing
Of Hole-in.the-Day. 4 small party Of SOL
diers had been sent % Leesh Lake, but for
general purposes. ,s ~. asi5 =. lHs ~. ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-09

-
Isl 81 oLoup
Al early sdawns tie FIRING Of cannon an
nsuncsd the arrival 81 tho ninety bird a.
nivsrsary Of American Indspsndsnos' The
day was cool and pleasant, and highly 10
yorable for Ill Who chose 70 oslshrats'-
There were no special demonstrations =
| 81 Cloud. the chief attraction being : plo.
Mo in the beautiful grove near the foot Of
Isl oermain street. Here we're set long
tables. abundantly provided With eatablss.
and 6ns band disoourssd music q the
l.res crowd assembled. II the attsrnoon
: game Of bAss ball drew : large number
Of lockers on. A full report il given else,
where. .s'*s y 2.5ss'. #.5 ..ss, y i
A number Of our citizens went to Maine
Prairie, Quite : pleasant picnic party
went TO Grand Lake, ono Of the most at
tractivs spots in the State, where ~ ksov
they had good time. '. = .s s,..s
S s,s. , s. .5s s sAuK cENrRE. =, So
There Was . general good time At this on
.terpris,ng town on the Fourth. A big
crowd Of people, anusements of different
kinds, bat no oralion. ..-,. c - >.,ss.
= ss@lN@ s az &PAYNEsvILLE. T. as@~
j "A good. sld-fashioned picnic celebration
Was held here BY the settlers Of the town
and vicinity. Rev. N. Lathrop delivered
the Grafton. There were other exercises,
which contributed to render the dsy pleas
ant. Our correspondents report, for some
reason, failed to reach us.
.@-s, aLENwooD.
W. A considerable proportion Of the people
Of Pope county met at Glenweod, in the
grove at White Bear lake. Judge LAthrop
was president Of the day. The Declare
ton Of Independence was read BY A. W.
Lathrop,' after which An Grafton was de-
livered by Gen. c. C. Andrews, of this city.
After IN excellent dinner, spread IN the
grove. toasts were proposed, to which re-
sponses were made BY Col. Mcclure,
Msssrs. Lathrop, PettUohn and others.-
Music By the glee club and BY Mr.. Welles
sgresably interpreted the exercises. A
sail boat ON tho lake was well patronised.
In the evening was largo ball.
~ IIrFIR PALLA -...-:- ...>.
Some i've hundred persons assembled At
the Court House. where after tho reading
Of the Declaration Of Independence BY o.
A. Churchill, and the delivery Of an ora
lion by ". J. Parsons, Of this city, the as
semblea company sat down to Widespread
tables. Everything passed of pleasantly.
Reports from Maine Prairie, Alexandra
and Sank Rapids will BE- found in another
column. -',-'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-09
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

Warranted to remove all desire for tobacco. This
great remedy !: an excellent appetizer. 1t purihes
the blood, invigorates the system possesses great
nourishing and Strengthening power, enables the
stomach to digest the heartiest food makes sleep
feshfng, and establishes robust health. Smokers and
Chewers for fifty Years Cured, Price Fifty Gents.
post tree. A treatise on the injurious effects Of
Tobacco with lists of references, testimonials, &C.,
sent free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. +. &. ABB
BOT, Jersey City, New Jersey,
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NININarR, MINI. Oct. I. 1887.

NlNlsaER, Mimi, Oct. I, 1867.
Aessrs. Gardner 4 Meloy, Hastings, Hmm
Charlottesville Johnston's self-Rakins
Reaper which purchased of you has cut
100 acres. 1t pleases me very much, draws
easy, cuts wide, rakes well, and think is
going to be very durable. I can cheerful
" recommend it to tho thousands who need
. perfect harvester to assist in and reduce
tho labor Of gathering the ever increasing
harvest Of our State. Hoping you will
meet with good success in placing them in
the hands Of the farmers of this portion Of
the State, I am
Very Respectfully Yours,
I. DONNELLY.
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BASE BA1I.-An interesting game Of
base ball Was played by the Arctics on the
afternoon Of the 4th, A large number Of
spectators were present, and music was
furnished by the silver band. The follow,
ing il the Scorers repurt: !
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LADIES EXCLUSIVELY

Ia 6AVOANAd, OK LAUlEcS FEzEVU.
A Substitute for Periodical Bancages An entirely
neU inuention. Recommended by all eminent Physi-
cians and approved of by every lady at sight, Inis-
pensable to every MISS and MARRIED LADY during
monthly indisposition. 1t is no medicine Elegant,
Easy and Durable. Warranted, and will last i've
years. Circulars free. Lady agents wanted. Price
Stand s. For sale by all Druggists and sent free on
Bandanah Manufacturing Co., a. and 651 Broadway,
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a CARD.

The underrign ed tender their unfeignsd
thanks to those friends, who in their ab-
senee, on the afternoon Of the 4th inst,
quietly took possession Of their mansion,
and furnished it with 20 many unmistaka-
bic evidences Of their good viii and friend
ship. We had almost forgotten that it was
the anniversary Of our tenth Wedding day,
(so rapidly does time wing its flight, and
certainly should have failed to celebrate it
a. ouch had not our kind neighbors and
friends, by their pleasant reminder, dem
onstrated that the '.tin peddler" was
abroad, aud that he had invaded our DOM
ieile and left the greater part Of his cargo.
May each and ill Of those generous
friends live to realize a. much pleasure on
the anniversary Of their golden Wedding, a.
was experienced by US on the occasion
above alluded to-an event that will be
ever cherished IS one Of the pleasantest in
our lives. - ,, a.,
.'Long, long b our heart With such memo
.rds - ries filed .,,,~.
Like vase in which roses have once been
, distilled; ....-........'
You may break, you may shstter the vase
.. il you will, - - '@"' ~.
But the scent Of the roses will hang round
it still !''s 1..-sl>-t.. n. &|'iS. 4: -
y. J. 81. RAYMOND, ~
.s1.s n, Il ....'~,: p. L1zxn II. RAYMOND.
"a st. Cloud, July 9Th, 1868. = 49,: y 49,.
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Umpire-Wm. Muliken. .-...s.
Scorer-Ernest Alien.
o.. Fly Catches-Csrns 2, Rasmussen !,
Campbell ], Lamb ], Wight 4.
Home Runs-Carns l, Rasmussen l,
Campbell l. Powell 2, Alsop 2, Wight 2.
Time Of game, 2 hours and As minutes.
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y tER2Er 5EE Eit7a3t39 n
Livery and Sale Stable.

SAB III E}9s }55tt@ II
s The undersigned has just erected III
! large and commodiouis stable on the COR
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site ClArk's store, near tho Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising . number Of &sA: = Il
!. FINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and .
variety Of . s..$
. d ANDsoME BUGG1Es 0
For single or double team. ,ns .... ~,
e Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
,prt paf slways ready. 81 81 ,sss 4
& All orders Tor teams, Tor Excursions, Flu
!, n q q -! Journey will bs attended e
promptly .st5 4. Is go, s
,,.ss Eliss stock . Of The best kind, sni i,
fnvitss biz friends 20 call. {.
t5' a,sst B. sILSBY.s
st. Cloud. june 2sd. 1888. v8n49-ly
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AGENTS WANTED.

,,x.AGENTS WANTED. t,
.,:}5GI II asGt4s - - : +:
Energetic men with small capital, IN III
parts Of the State, 70 CANVASS Tor the Fair
banks Spring Bed, which 10 cheaper, more
durable, and equal In ease TO any YET offer
ed "a ne pubic. aasn u; . an: - Lnut5.
e.aa2 II tssr. CLOUD fEsTlnoN1AIs. o l's'
L. &, Havins used one q The Fairbanks Spring
Bed Bottoms, =: IN happy to recommend
them n invalid IKE myself, and Al others
u, desire !. good a'ses,, Es; %si44loar;vf i
Aft a;,S ! trial " Fairbanks Spring 'Bsas,
/ aarssomnsndt them ~ easy, light. and
60 Ill appsarancSS: vsfy durable. 1sfsHta
,lI,l'I An q B. MITCHELL t
,,,I h.vs pr "a 4 Two 81 the Fairbanks,
Spring Bed Bottoms, lB,, q. :HarrinRton's
patent, ;,tof ~. ownsnss: 4 isthe most
simple md durable spring bed that i ever
1awy II think any reasonable person
win 81 satishsd e 4 81. ~. HILL.
For lurthsr informant ion call on, Or "a.
dress 8aa Is ylsWM. 8. TOBEY,
n86 Minneapolis, Mimi.
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q -Jossph Goystts atthe City Restaurant
has the only Fountain in the city, j and can
supply The Thirsty with any .quantity@ Of
Soda Water. st1 2aRsssa,y ~ .2SstG /
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NEW PAPE1.-W learn ih.t & newspaper
will It once be started ct Alexsndris, the
county scat Of Douglas county, BY Mr..
Thos. simonton, : publisher not unknown
to the psoplssof4 81. Cloud. til politics
win very likely be Republicans. and It will
probably BE- under the editorship Of Mr.W
2. Hicks. The first number win. W nm
dsrstand, sppesr about the hrst Of, August.
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SEcRETARY's OFFICE, !.
Minnesota State Ag. Society. !
MINNEAPOLIS. Nav 10 1864

SEcRRTARY's OFFICE, !
Minnesota State Ag. Society.
M1HNEAPoLls, May II, 1868.
Ass'rs. Sehoosmaker, Swartz i Drew, w.
mona, Minnesota:
{ GEsrL.nrs.- In reply to your note of
the 10th. inquiring into the ''Sweeps' axes
Award" at the late 'Field Trial Of Reap
ers aud 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
al Aaehincs, Of rsry class, entered the list
for the ''Grand Sweepstakes" which was
intended to apply to that Machine which III
the minds of the Committee shous 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 .
Machine combining the greatest economy
with the best quality Of work in all kinds and
conditions Of grain. Such award was
made to tho Johnston Self Raking Reaper
As the verdict of the committee was made
public at the time, there certainly can be
no grounds for any Misunderstanding.
Respectfully, &c..
CHAS. H. CLARKE,
n-48 Sec. MINI. State Ag. Society. =.
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