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The St. Cloud journal., 1869-09-16
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF xAILs.
st. Paul and way stations-departs at 7
A. H.. For ST. Paul. ~ +. N. Mails elcse
.ame hours. ~''
Arrives at II and r. M f#
Sauk Csntrs route-Departs daily, Mon
days excepted, at 9 \. n. Arrive same
days at 6 P. n. Mai. closes at 81. Il.
Grow Wing Route-Departs daily, Mondays
excepted, at GAM. Arrives, same days,
ct Or. n. Mail clo," at P. M.
Forest City and W v-A:sives Monday,
Wednesday aud F. day, at 4 -P.A: De-
parts Tuesday, H. 'slay and Saturday,
at u A. N. Mail { osee at 6 A. II.
Fair Haven. and Way. rrives each Fri
day at l0A. n. Deparss Same day 1t 2
~. Mail closes st ! P \, ri
Two Rivers and Wsy-Depsrts each Mon
day st 7 A. Y. Arrives on Tuesday At 4
r. X! Mail closes at GAN.
st. Angusta-Arrivss We'd, day and Sat-
urday, 1T Pm. Dep IS same days A.,
ZP. u.
Reekvi!ls-0a Saturday, same hour as
Sank R:pid.-rviee j. day. w..
J. e. WEST, P. NJ.
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COUNTY CoAMIssIoxEns.- and After
thursday whom our last report concluded,
ehe Board continued lis session as Board
g g Equalization, With B. Pira il tho chair,
The following changes were made:
Abatement on personal property Of G. Po-
~ SofSSuueo1 .,,,,.... 26 Oer ri
On personal property la town Of Ray f~' W.
a., ..s;;.,:..::....~..........:.. Is ~.
~, =, - w y 1ai' A"Ven..''"'..." ID = 70
The following per cent was added on
cat'le' horses and mules, in, tho different
towns as follows :a;r z 5 \ y =
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ri binder. sS -

Ladies. Gentlemen and Children can
bind their
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with D.
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full. Is good permanent binding.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST BINDER
ever offered to the public.
Extra lndueenent to iooA CsnvasserS.
: For Circulars, Price Lists and Binders,.
Wholesale or retail, address .''s''
8: H. JAQUEs, State Agent. :.
n9.2m Fsribault, MINI.
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AHSAD.-Gsntlsmsn from southern porr-
tions Of the State ~ that the farmers up II,
this way are At least two weeks further Id.
vancsd with. their harvesting than are those
in the lower counties. Many Of our farmers
have had their wheat cut and thre.hed for
tae lat ten days, and some even longsr.
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..-Missionsries and others sojourning
in foreign lands should not fail to take with
them good supply of Johnson's Anodyne
1iniment. 1t is tho most reliable medicine
for all purposes there il in the world.
Contagious diseases, such as horse all,
elander' 80, may ba prevented by the use
of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders..
Persons travelling with horses should take
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HEAVY RA1Ns-DAMAcE BY TIE F1ooD
From Saturday night until Tuesday
morning rain fell without cessation, and
during every day since. there has been
more or less rain. The streams are GREAT
ly swollen. The Mississippi has risen
about four feet, and is still rising. On
Monday morning part Of Bridgman's
boom gave way, letting out some ffty-six
thousand feet Of logs. The mill land cause
way) at st. Augusta was swept away, as
was also the '':idge at Neenah. The dam
and water wb Il Of Maj. Newsc rs quartz
mill at Watab were carried off. This will
suspend further work for IT,, season.
A portion Of one of the abutments at
this end Of the St. Cloud bridge gave way,
but no special damage is anticipated.
James Nolan, who arrived on Tuesday
evening from Fort Abercrombie, informed
US that up to the time he came down, no
damage had been done to the road, though
q further rise would doubtless carry avay
several bridges. He said that At least sou
tons OF hay would be destroyed in the val
ley. Much grain and hay all through the
country will be injured.
The rain still continues as we 60 to pres,
to-day, with no signs tof d clearing up. The
river is rising at the rate of six inches. in
every twenty -four hours. From what j.
known OF tho country above, the rise viii
continue at this rate for at least three day.
yet, even should no more rain fall.
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-Animal Life is full Of corruption and we can only
hope to escape the ills which nesh Il hejf to by q
tudicious use of the remedies in natures storchose
In all tho time which has past since tho world began
mankind has given ct attention and some of its
sacrifice has not been wholly in vain the facts ELECTED
are few and mostly unsatisactory Among the truths
blood pure must be healthy" To purify the blood
there Is no medicine equal 10 Nor s,s Indian Foot
Pills as Thousands of testimonials VII verify Use
aorses Pills II you wish to regain and retain your
Female Irregularities, Liver Complaints Indigestion
Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Headache, &C. Sold by all
OeAerS no5O
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.~A = = h. M1rz1orH Metitoth returned
iast week ' So. from "a, the = Ikast and has received
bis fall and winter stock Of clothing, which
hs guarantees to b. the best and oheapes.
aver. brought into Northern Minnesota. He
! hss everything wanted for gentlemen or
boys vssr; md having bought cheap Il for
cash, viii sell Tor icssh ..cheaper than the
ahsanasfs 90 - &&(f&TES3
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Assass4s Poe III @ M ES
ASD<:F O r T.U n e $

In the boundless West and sunny eouth, It speaks
70 the young man Of 9 home and fortune, and tells
mm WY. whore aod how to seek it; ittell the capi
tho asmer the best lands the merchant, the mauuac
turer tho professional man, and the mechanic, Of tue
great chances open to them it tells everybody Just
what they Ought to know, about the vast resources
and Wonderful progress in every part of this great
country: Ne~, sEesh, interesting, and popular
Send for circular Farmers, farmers sons AID OF +
er enterprtsing men, and learn of money making
business, BY addressing, PEOPLES PUBLISHING
CO., Philadelphia, Pa Cincinnati Obie Chicago IN.
st Louis, Mo-, or, Springfield, Mass. mellow =.
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BLANKS.

? Ws hsve on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks. including: - -
Dseds-warranty, Quit-claiim, Mortgage
and Chsttsl Mortgage.
Dsaset cesrt-summons, Notices of
Trial and Notes Of Issue.
JHsties's Court-Sr nmons and Sxbpe-
nAS. :-.. Il .-..,., f~..,;t
Orders from the country, for large or
small quantities, filed at St. Paul prices.
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THE MARKETS.
sr. C1oup, Sept. l6, 1869,

| y 1<zs@sS5 sr. CLOUD, Sept. l6. 1869.
The continued wet weather operates un
favo-ably on the markets. Farmers can
not thresh their grain, aud Of course con.
not bring it In for sale. A limited amount
Of wheat hos boon marketed during the
week. at 85 cents for No. l. s5.o,s
Flour made from the new wheat is Of su-
perier quality. The quotations will be
found elsewhere.
Oats ore worth IS to 40 cents.
.Corns brings readily 81 per bushel.
;, Rye--small lots are sold At 80 cents. :
Barley-nons offered. ri =. IT,. y
Hsy-$e to 30, with prospects Of rise
Potatoes are dull At 20 to IS cents per
bushel. Should the rot be a. extensive q
10 feared, the price will undoubtedly 3D.
vance T.
Beans, So per bushel. '~%>' ~.
Onions are offered In large quantities,
with but little demand, ct 50 cents.
Cranberries are arriving in fair qusntl.
ties, and sell at $3.50 to 1915 per bushel.
They are very abundant in the marshes,
but the present food may prevent their b.
ing gathered and thus limit the supply.
$s Dlackberries are out of market.
Plums, wild, 81 per bushsl.
Winter apples are arriving in eonsidsra.
bio quantities, and retail at $3.50 pr bas-
rel for choice. Siberian and Russian
crabs, 81 per peck; good supply
Pears, peck boxes, limited supply, $2.40.
Peaches are abundant, at 1926 per peck
a heavy invoice Of Michigan peaches is ex-
.pected in . few days. -
Grapes retail At 25 cents per pound.
Sweet potatoes, 10 cents per pound.
Eggs plenty; buying at Is to 1s cents,
selling at 20 cents. ''
Bu'ter-supply fair. Good quality COM
mands 25 cents; selling at 80 cents.
Cheese country, buying at II cents
retails at 20 cents.
Honey, good supply, at IS cents.
But few tomatoes are offered, the rain
making them slow to ripen. They bring
$1.25 per bushel:
Cabbages bring SIS per hundred. Il
Beets plenty at so cents Per bushel.
No corn brought in.
Melons-none in market, except Z few
worth 10 cents.
Beef is getting plentier, aad is In good |
condition. The price has declined during
the week.
The prospect for lively pork market is I
good. !
Mutton is plenty and prime.
Veal is scarce-oearlJ out Of season.
In poultry, chickens are offered In fair
quantities.
The quotations for the above arc eiven
IN another place. : '@' ''' 49,
-,:.l, M1sNzAPoL1s, Sept. Is.
.Wheat-No. O.. 95a$1; oats 5oae0c corn
Lar, 90c.
.#zv MILWAUKEE, Sept. Is.
Graia-Wheat quiet; 81 254 for No.
IN store; 81 224 for No. 2; corn nominal
It $50; oats quiet at 44c.
keceiots-62,OO0 bus wheat: 1000 bus
'orn; 5000 bus oats.
-.--~ CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
Qrain-Wheat irregular and dull; No. 2.
81 222s l PSI cash; seller for Sept. ST. 2l
lid for seller for October No. s ST 10.
;orn, frmer and active; No. 2, SAC cash:
'34 seller for Sept; half-rejected, 79}a80c;
'sts steady, 44}s50c. -
Receipts-31,0e ,0eo bus wheat. |,
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". Houss FOE sAIs.-A large double house
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
one square from tho Normal School, will
be sold e~y cheap. Inquire at this oiioe.
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y "A. T. Stewart, the millionaire NOR
chant, says business WAS never better than
at present, aud that he never advertised a.
much before. Let our business men make
: note Of this fact, and advertise liberally
II they would prosper. y" =
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sTRAWBERnY PLANTS.

I will sell the best varieties Of Strawber-
~ Plants, either in large or small qusnti-
ties, cheaper than they can be bought Il
any other place in Minnesota.
ALBERT SMITH.
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IOO per cent. was added on improve
ments on homesteads, In towns Of Albau y,
Eden Lake. Luxemburg, LIE Sauk, Rock
vile, st. Wendell and Wakefield / and SO
per cent. in town Of Oak; and so per cent.
was deducted on hogs In town Of Brock
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= Smith 4 Herbert have received their
fall stock Of boots, shoes, hats, caps, &c.
It IL complete throughout. They also have
= large lot Of leather, findings, SO.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-09-16

P1oSrzn.-Tht spiespectus Of this St..
Paul daily will % found elsewhere As a
newspaper, tho Pioneer is one Of the very
best We receive, and is = credit to Tho
State. As tie organ Of the Democracy, it
ought t. meet the wants Of the, most ex-
acting Of It's party, for > il IS hfultr. to the
last degree in its advocacy Of Democratic
doctrines. r.-rx.,-.- tsr
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Coon 1AHD.-ses The advertissneat OF
and for sale in steatns and Pspe counties,
The lands are good, aad u, psie,.s.s vssyi
low sH9r,'-+ t.51n s}f&55 :n"5 4 ss%7@ -iETsa.a
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WANTEp.-To borrow the sum e $500 for
one year. on good real. estate I. security.
Inquire at this Office. II = 1es2"@5:> b&a
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SCHOOL LANDs.-The sale Of school
lands In stearns County vii: take place
Noysmbsr 4th. The ,list Win b published
'ia Tar JouaNAL in due time. L l. e,y.
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MARRIED..

=: At Minneapolis, on the 18th, ,at Church
Of Gethsemane, by Rev. D. B.. Knieker-
booker, Mr.. ALBERT G. 0owDx, Of st. Cloud,
to Miss Lou M. CLARK, Of Minneapolis.
No cards. s!t2ns, 49,, f;;l..5
Mr.. Gowdy and bride arrived home on
Tuesday evening, both receiving the hearty
good wishes Of Mr.. q. q many warm friends
in this place. 3: 2'f''.~ 49,; -,
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EvsRrrHixa You WANT 1on Housr-
KEEP1Ha.-Also stock Of boots and
shoes. All goods sold BY me are
strictly for cash. Such thing - credit
shall not bs known BY me. Consequently
prices will be low q NIXON'S. !"
- '5*.t7 Isl uWorld'a Fairn
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- USEFUL The convenience Of having 4
ready binder is appreciated BY all. This
want is supplied by Emerson's Binder, ad-
vertised in another column, -
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Bt,'-T h-- Gao. 7. Hays, Esq, le1 On our table
4. "n .1N Monday . fine tomato, which weighed
III pounds. 1tswas raised In his garden.
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STARTLING RuMon.-Considerable ex-
citement was created this week by the res
port that train had teen thrown off the
railroad by the breaking of several cars
loaded with gqeeas for Pickit lI&&s Abbott. Up
on inquiriug, we found the rumor to be
.grouudleee. LAlthoush filed 10. their Ut
most capacity, the cars arrived safely, and
the goods are being unpao.dked at the ..Reg-
u'ator." Now is your time to make choice
selections for yourself, your wife, your lit
tie ones, and all your relations. They are
selling goods for cash just little lower
than has heretofore been known.
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"A subscriber in New York eitv vr;t.,

"A subscriber IN New York city writes
"Here are $2, and you are welcome to
them for no paper is read by me with
more pleasure than TIE JouRxAb;9 and
from ten TO twenty of our most WORTHY cit
liens come to my Office every week to get
the news from the possessions they have in
your lovely State - s,r.o z.,.. ~
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Western Hen Should PatI0nize
Western Institutions.
:
ST. CLOUD BRANCH
Of THE
Republic Insurance Go.

CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, Ill.
Cash Assets, March 1, 1869, s1,1ss, ,471.ea
-. This Company insures Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or at
large, at as loso rates as any other compa
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days. ..-
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE CoMPA-
NY represents an aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
B. ". PHILIP, VI. re. ooo1R1GGa, Treas.
St. Cloud Branch officers.
o. r. DAVIS, President, J.E. WEST, Manager.
J. E. WEST, I'M. McKELvY.
= list Of &oc1Aozdzs at 81. Gossd. Ni.n.
James z n. Mchelvy, Judge a. JadicIal District
N. 2. Clark, Hardware Merchant
Tnos. c. Mcclure, Banker
c. F.& VIM Powell, Hardware Merchants
II. c. Wait, Reg. q. g. Land Once
L. Gorton, u e. Assessor
J. NJ. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant
Pickt Abbott, Dry Goods Clothing
Lewis CLARK, Flour, Feed Graio
VIM. B. Mitchell, Editor s.. Cloud j. 4ynal
A. L. Upnam, Dentist
F. Talcott, Watch Make.
X. Rice, MailContractor
C. 4. Bea]. Manufacturer of Flour
"A. D. Beal, Miller
J. =. West, Insurance Agent
E. L. Allen, Ins. Clerk
!. Call on
T. H. WEST
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
v11n3s-1y
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'~ ~ E1e,y bs.iress man vho venss 10 N.
tsrease III tradt skowld advertise. ! a.
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Booxs1oa1 FOR SAIE.-Rossnbereer
Bros. offer fof ssls thsir ane, booksh,re. IN
st. Germain street. It is stocked through
out with full line Of standard goods, all
fresh and Of the most saleable kinds. The
establishment will be sold on reasonable
terms-psrt cash and part time payments,
if desired. A fine oha1ce is here offered.
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For RzrT.-A good stors-room in the
best business part Of tho city. Size Of
room 22xso, farnished with counters and
shelving suitable for Any kind Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of s~ns
" " e JOS. BROKER.
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NEW Mus1o.-To 8. N. spaulding, Min
neapolis, Mimi, We are indebted for the
following pieces Of new music, published
by Root s Cady, Oh icago:
''The sweet times were the DID," song
and chorus words by Sanford F.. Bennett
music by ]. p. Webster. =
"Jerome Jenkins 5" comic song; words
by Lizzie H. Garrison; music BY Alfred
Van Rochow.
when we've nothing else to do; song
and chorus by Delos.
ELLA Sohottisohe :" pretty piece for
little fingers; composed by Samuel F.
Gross.
-,
The above or any other piece Of music
may be obtained by addressing. s. M:
spaulding, Minneapolis. IS, -.
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rgI-The attention Of settlers is called "a
The notice Of new plats received. 1:28
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REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONvRN
ss%E$ t$ vION. %&2t*$ 'Fsf

The Convention to place In nomination a
candidate for the State Senate from this
I(the say District, met al the Court Houss
on Saturday, the llth inst, and at half past
ono O'Clock was cal'td Is order BY r. G.
Mcclure, Chairman Of the District Com
mittee. @, -, s%ssE>' .1t@sN
On motion Of s. B. Pinney. Judge La
throp. Of Pupe county. was chosen Chair
man pro tenn; and s. II. Nichols, Of: Doug.
las county, Secretary.
On motion Of T. c. Mcclure, the Chair
appointed the following Committee on Gre
dentials: - *'~- -''' '<@''@2'7>S '''":' ~
7. 9. Mcclure, stearns County.
j. u. Van Dyke, Douglas County,
J.. u. Gordea, Todd County. .,
Y Ar. Gordon declined Tho Chair ap-
pointed John B. Cswing, OF Douglas ooun-
", u al the vacancy. Mr.. Cowing also
declined. J. Taylor, Of Morrison, was
then appointed, and accepted.
On motion Of s. B. Pinuey, the Chair
appointed a. u Committee on Permanent
Organization: .. .>..
s: B: Pinney, Stearns county.
Ole Peterson. Pope county.
J. ~. Gordon, Todd county. :.
4r. Gordon declined, when J, +. West,
Of stearns. was appointed. ':~,@ q
Ct The Committee on Credentials made tho
following report: =:
Cas.-C. A. Ruffee Substitute, T. c. Nc
Clure.)
G1ox Wmg-wa'ter Marston Substitute, |
-: 1osele,~A: % sli T. Ha1mond, 8. H. Nichols,
J. A: Nelson, Jacob Austin, A. J. Amee,
substitute J.. H. Vandyke.)
Aorrison-Jonas Taylor.
otter 1aa-Gunder o. Dahl, 2. votes
Substitute, Lewis J. Brown.)
Pope-J. G. Whittemore, G. W. Robin,
son, Ole Peterson, Isaac Thorsen (subs.i.
tute, =: Lathrop, )-those present to cast
the; full vote. ..~ e
Stearns-C. A. Gilman, j. E. West, A, |
Moore, n. 1athEop, John Payne, N. P.
Clarke, Jas. L. Gray, 8. 3. PinMey, G.
Bridgman, c. F. Davis, s.. zLeavitt-those
present to cast full vote. - 80 ''''
The following have presented no creden-
'ials, but we understand them to be enti-
lied to seats in this Convention:
Lake-James Smith, Jr.
st. Leuis-Thos. Foster.
Carlton-Wm. Branch.
Douglas-J. B. Cowing.
1odd-J. NJ: Gordon and J. r. Howard.
Stevens-O. 8. Freeman. IL:
( 6rdnt-
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NorlcH.-Rev. Mr.. Thompkins. pastor
OF the Congregational church, has returned
from Chicago, and win hold regular SCR
vices hereafter.
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j. E.WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact ill busl-
ness connected with .
Real Estate Agency.
REFEREKCEe.
Gov VIZ. R. MARSHALL, st. Paul, Mirn.,
Ex-Gov. =. MILLER, Philadelphis, Pa,
Hon. J. NJ. McKELvy, St. Cloud, Mimi,
Hon. h. 7. WELLS, Minneapolis, Minn.
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UP TO THE T1xEs.-Ons Of the oldest
aud most successful merchants in st. Cloud
John ". Tenvoorde is sustaining his repu-
tation by getting in splendid stock Of new
goods for fall snd winter. Not only il hia
store room full, but his warehouse il pack
ed with boxes and bales, not opened. CAL
at Tenvoorde's and sac what choice things
he has for sale. t .
Mr.. n. Iahr is one of our most enter
prising citizens. In addition to his other
buildinss erected this season, he is now
putting up on Jefferson avenue, next door
to his plow factory.a Warehouse, 2ox5o, in
which to store his plows.s
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TuRSKEr.-The Sheriff has appointed
Dominique Orth turnkey at the jail. His
salary Was fixed at $45 per month, CON-
mencing August 9th.
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LOCAL. NHwS
. We se.sd ,t.,ttv.l,, ,,ss..

~ Va seesld 'c:1ttVsl'3 rtssts, !.
Sa ~ss snd Other. si.Ai.S any ki.d Of
JOB Printing, to call asd szamiss ess
esssipesscck Of lNsw Material. just reesivs Cd
rom tAs east, before sending to 81. Paul o.
loias slssvAsrs. Our JOB 0Fes is nov one
cftAs bsstis ths State, and vs do ro,k which
~ 0i''ssarontss to bssasiVaesory, at atSaint
Paul prices. J.. %: ,n ~ -..-.
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OFFICE Dlp,f AND PURCHASING Cow. 0, srp.)
q. fAul, MINI, August 26th, 1869. !
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
- vii! be received at this Office until II
o'clock H.: Monday, September 9th, 1869,
for the delivery Of :.
1900 Bushels good, sound, dry, merchan-
table Corn in the ear, go pounds to the
bushel) ..'. i.
The corn to he in good, stout, double
sacks and delivered at St. Paul, St. Cloud
or Fort Ransom, D. T., (which TO be stated
in the bids) within fifteen days after. the
award is made, or, if delivered. at Fort
Ransom, 80 days. -. r. ,r.
Payment 70 be made in. ssch funds a.
may bs furnished BY the Treasury. Of the
United States, but not until the stores con-:
tractsd for by the party'haye been deliver
cd and accepted. ~ ~ .., .,..' a.,
The above proposals to be bound, by all
the conditions usually attached to nv ad-
verti isements tor Subsistence Stores. l.,
f Aa'#f s"I".s - = y. II. GILMAN.
sept2.td - C.pt: G. s. B1't II. Col. us. H.
''a .,sJ. r." :'Jt.jc'1 c.sw'Il[LsoN, II VII '''. 7 ~
SIGN, CARRIAGE AND psjI5.os !, 9..''.. rig ,.-.
EaGle =. ~sx..=,.. HOUSE FAINTER, 49,. - -.
fia .Hd hlnipIf I'd q etC4a AND GKAINER,
Glader and Paper Hanger,
- ,,,;,,... -, 81: q CLOUD, q o. , MINI ''>
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Abatement on real estate, as follows
On Friday tho Board re- lmed its duties
as Commissioners, when the following bills


were rejected:
Larson 8 Paine, $26.10
.. a. easier, 600
L. dorton, 1926
Dr.: A. E. senkler, 1880
y. oohunen, E. r>s..<s e....> 4,66
The Board passed q resolution ;refundine
to the City Of st. Cloud, $500 paid Maj.
). Il. Donaldson for services in appreheud-
ing and capturing Fred. DeForest, one of
the suspected murderers of Corporal Nc
Manus. = =
ordered, by the Beard of County Com.
mlssloners Of Stearns county, Minn., that
there be levied on all the taxable nronertv
in said county of Stearns, for 1863. a tax
OF eleven mills on the dollar for thu
use Of Stearns county, including the sum
to be used asa general school fund, for
read az and bridge purposes, and for support
Of the poor I ~ :
1m9lls for current expenses, :
mill for roads and bridges,
l mill FOR poor fund,
= mills for common schools.
The sw4 Of Town l25,.R. 80, and the 81
VI l. 49, II. 81, IN che towns Of Avon and
Albany, were changed from the Sd CON-
missioner District to the I'd District. ..,.. .
Jos. Edelbrock was appointed to super
intend thee1penditur.' Of $50 appropriate
ed for building bridge and repairing the
st. Cloud amidst. 10. road, near the heuse
Of Gottnead Heinen.
!: Tho Auditor Va, directed to give notice
for proposals to furn ish, weekly, the wood
required at the Court House and Jail.
The following bills were allowed:
b: flrz' $27.65
Herman Terhaar, &c. 10
Martin Fielder, 1900
Truman Paroher, 1850
The .Bosrd adjourned sine die. ~,~
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-09-16

A HtSF.-Will the street Commissioner
give little attention to the bad places in
the neishborhood Of tho Congregational
church?
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-09-16
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF..

CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
hereby announce myself as q candidate
for Sheriff Of stearns county, at the ensu-
ing election. -
P. L. GREGORY.
st. Cloud, Sept. 9th, 1859.