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telegram from HalioweIl, Me-. anncr. 81 the
death ol this gentleman, Ex-Governor Of The .tate,
10 his Office, OF heart disease Mr.. Hubbard was
physician by profession, we believe, and was ma
tive or Maine. At an early age he engaged In po-
tbs. and soon became prominent as a leader OF the
democrats. filing various minor offices until Sep
teynber lsse, when after severe contest. ne was
elected Governor by majority OF Lag over the
combined votes Of Mcssrs. tainin and Talbot, the
whig aud free soil candidates. In September 1850,
he was nominated for reelection and was success.
ful, beating william q. Crosby lwhig), afterwards
Governor, and Mr.. Talbot TREE softer, by 1,7so
votes. AZ the election In the following yesr
he was not candidate, but ~ no one
aspirant FOR the ONCE had majority, although the
democratic nominee had plurality or nearly 5000,
the election deyclvcd upon the Legislature, which
reelected Mr.. Hubbard for his third and last term
In 1852, although Pierce carried Maine by clear
majority over both Scott aud Hale, the deceased
failed OF an election, the vote standing:--Hu
deml 42ia2; Crosby whig), 2e,347; chandler lsnti-
Maine lawl 1l,soi, and Holmes 1880. The Legisla-
sure beng whg elected Mr. crosby az MS successor.
Excepting Samuel Wills, who was IN 1855 elected by
coalition OF the democrats aud wings against the
republicans IN the state Legislature, Mr.. Hubbard
was the last democratic Governor Of Maine. lie was,
In fact the last elected BY che people direct Of late
years the deceased did not take an active part 10
politics.
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vrssHuuss Of An ALLEGED eoku sOsasa.

A Lively Chase-t'rlnsr and Ctairycy aucc.
In November last q farm hand IN the employ of q.
u BUSH. VI Shorehani, Vt, who had invefsd his NIL
IN United states bonds, was robbed OF $3.50 aud ss-
pcion fell upon . man named Robcr5 IL. Yonng,
who was traced 10 Troy, where he was arrested
on the ad OF November ny The detectives
ana held !or ton days in hopes that he would divnrs
the hiding place Of the bonds. Young faied 10 10
40, aud GU being turned loose proceeded to White
hail. where he was arrested by the local detectives
aud held Tor i've days with no better sucre's. lie
returned 10 Troy on being released ant Was 3gs,l
arrested and detained four days sf'l he would noe
divuige the depository u fhe BOMBS. On peiux
turned Loose Young came 70 New fcrs and was cap
Tired by Adjective Of the Npessensn ps'sipc, whJ
failed 10 fehom the secrct AZ lssi resort he sp-
pealed 10 calrvoyanf, who Informed him iDai tNo
bpnds wcre sccrcted by woman m tnr Top
floor OF 4 house 10 Twcnty-Dinh street
search Of The premises by the astute De-
lever In the virtues Of cairvoyance failed
TO throw new light upon the missing bonds
Al this stage Of the search detective Michael v.
formed Sy Young that the bonds bad been buried
In fhe earth BY another man on certain farm
about twenty NILES from Sh0reham. map OF the
farm, with The spot where the bonds were buried.
was furnished him. and he hicd 10 Vermont leav-
inp Young here. The farm was visited, the point
found aud bonds dug up. Perry then armed
hfrneelf with requsitt0n from the Governor or
Vermont for the surrender Of Young, returned TO
New York, aud, securing Governor IIofmu's en-
dorsement, called in the aid q detectives crowley
and McGowan, OF the Twenty-niBth precinct, WHO
yesterday arrested Young upon tho charge He Will
be taken 10 Vermont Tomorrow and bed 10 answer
the charge.
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TEE FOaTIErH CONGRESS.
sr1sird aessson.

wAsHisG,pS, reb. Q, 1909.

MEMORIALS.
Mr.. CoskJlHg, (rop.) of " Y, presented a memo
rial cfahe Union League IN r.laon TO frauds In natr.
rslization ard elections Referred 10 the Committee
on the judiciary.
Also d memorial " sue Cbanlpee Of Commerce OF
New York asking Congress " suspend action upon
the bill 10 provide for sns construction Of bridge
across East river until tho committee appointed TO
investigate the ptter shah have reported on Il. Re-
fefrod to the Committee Ut Commerce.
Mr.. MogdAN lrepj of n. ", prescnwd q memorial
ar tue National Academy ut Design. af.ing the pass
age OF copyrights law also y preamble and resoit.
tOn o. the New York Chanper ~ Commerce, against
secret saes Of ycverDinout bonds aud gold. and
memorial Of the same body similar ~ that presented
ny Mr.. conhliny, IN relation ic the brhige over toe
East river. Referred to the COMMITTEES 90 Com
merce.
On ,ao,ion 2. MI an, ,r =, ARR static NE on
ruit Court II the Eastern district Of Arkansas was
taken w ard psssed
Mr. HARLAN, trUr.l of Iowa from the Committee
on tht District OF Colombia, reported bill Ia rois-
ton 10 The elective franchise IN Georgcsown, and
asked its Immediate consideration: nut
Mr.. EpAtSDs, grcp.l Of W., objected, and ~ went
on motion of Mr. rx,snY, trep.l Of Conn, the bill
taken up Mr.. Ferry stated that Representative
Hubbard had said that u the senate would pass the
hi'i with the ainend,n:nt when no Mr: Mnnnarn,
would NOT object to the passage Of the bill.
Mr.. DIXON, dem, Of Conn. said that IL view Of
e nse n no na 70 b
The blu was then passed IN the FORM W wh.ch "
passed the Honsg.
Mr.. OoR,Ef1, lrep) OF Oregon, from the Committee
on Commerce. reported osli giving the consent ol
the unitod States 10 the erection of bridge across
the Willamette river, ut the csly " Portland oregon
on Foreign Relations, reported q l0,ni resolution
aushorlxlnx Cc,uInaudef Charles n. BALDWIN and
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A CARD.

We desire in this public manner to ex-
press our gratitude for another most unex-
pected favor from our many friends in this
city. Hearing that it was our desire to
visit our old home in Pennsylvania, they,
with generosity not often equaled by
feeble congregations, have presented us
with purse of $123 to aid in defraying
the expense.
The surprise was complete, and We take
it as mark Of their high esteem, and beg
leave to hope that rest will make US bet
ter able to do our duty. The trip is q
necessity for US both, and our friends
with the consideration of affection have
done all they can to put us in the way Of
enjoying ourselves. If spared, We will 60
make it matter Of conscience to get
we'll, if possible-enjoy ourselves all we
as soon as may be, will return to
our loved people aud loved work. While
absent in the body, we will be present with
them in spirit, and will not forget to pray
for the welfare Of this beloved family in
Zion. E. V. CAMPBELL,
MARY G. CAMPBELL.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for THs JOURNAL by John zapp, Esq.,. Reo.
lister Of Deels.

For the Week Ending june 10th.
WARRANTED Decd from Robert J. stan]oy
snd wife to William Stanley for nj ne4 SCI
ne} Sec. % 7. 1876 R. IS W. $3.50
Wavrantee Deed from Henry ". Hanford
to Lewis Lewiston for ri Of lot blk F in
CITY Of st. Cloud. 5000
Warrantee Decd from B. Mayer and wife
to School District No. 4, for / acre in ny4
net Sec. "a T. 1913 r. 20 w.. $40
Warrantee Deed from Donald d. McDon-
aid and wife to John Buchan for sw} nwt
Sec. 81, SEX ne4 Sec. 8 T. 1876 r. SO W $500
Warrantee Deed from John Doll and
wife TO Wolfgang Wicskel for nj Of sw4 nw4
Sec. % T. 124 K. BOW. $500
Warrantee Deed from Anna Maria Stock.
hart to Jacob simonitsch for nc4 set Sec.
III T. 123 4. Civ. $500
warrautee Deed from Torbian worlsen
and wife to Willis 3. Reed, set sci Sec. rs
T. 1913 II. IS ". $500
Warrantee Deed from Joseph Edelbrock
and blk 81 in Edelbrock's add TO st.
Cloud. $35
Warrantee Deed from J. L. Wilson and
wife to Barney Vossberg for lots l and 2
blk 8 St. Cloud City. $25
Warrantee Deed from David H. King and
wife to Asa Libby jr. for lots ard blk
8 in the Citv of St. Cloud. 500
Warrantee Deed from Charles White
more ani wife to Joseph Whittemore tor
23{ acres in Sec. 4 T. l22 r. q ". SlC8
Warrantee Deed from Michael Whitman
and wife to Stephen Fucker for nw4 nw4
and nj net nw} Sec. % T. 124 II. 80 and
nj sw4 ana Ms acres of sw3 sw4. Sec. IL
T. 12SR. SOW. $4,000
Warrantee Deed from Milton Cahoon
and wife to Lyman Chandler for lot blk
So in town of Payaesville. $50
Warrantee Deed from Wenaelin Merz
Thos. C. Mcclure and wives to John Wook |
for 81 mel Sec. Is T. 125 r. 29w. $40
Quit-claim Deed from Miles Z. Obert ct
al. 20 John Wetzel for Ell mel Sec. % 7.
124 r. 29w. $1,000 |
Warrantee Deed from Thomas Vinacke |
and wife to Charles B. Jordan for nj net
Sec. 80 T. 1872 K. 28w 5000 |
Quit-claim Deed from Henry McS1ahon |
and wife to George r. Norton for und. } of |
acres in SET set Sec. "a T. l25 r. % |
west. $500 |
Warrantee Deed from Jacob Grether to |
Magdalena Hally for mel Sec. IA T. 125 R:
81 v. $500 |
Warrantee Deed from Albert English
in town Of Sank Centre. $50 |
Warrantee Deed from Michael Casey to
Uriah NJ. Tobey for lot blk 4 in St.
Cloud City. $50
Warrantee Deed from Michael Riley and
wife to Casper Wingler for 81 Of SCI set
Sec. T. l26 R. 33w. $50 |
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BIG Bus1SEss.-Few people have any
idea Of the actual business done in the az
rlcultural implement line, An approx
mate estimate can be formed by going
through the warerooms of Grovenor & Co :,
or BY Watching their sales for a few days
and seeing the vast quantity Of reapers,
mowers, threshers and the like which are
taken away by farmers. Their business is
truly immense. They keep the standard
machines which have stood the 90.
vsrest tests and competition from all quar-
ters-and can thus supply their customers
with the best in the market. Farmers can
do we'll by calling and looking over what
they have, and thus judging for them.
selves.
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DISCOVERY OF GOLD.

In examining large lot of new goods
received last week by that popular and en-
terprising merchant, Jos: Edelbrock, q
number Of persons discovered that they
could save money by purchasing Of Lin.
He sells mems full suits for SIS; handsome
suits made in the best manner, for $22.
An elegant assortment Of: dress goods. be-
sides white goods, domestics, &c. Atten-
ton is called to his hats and caps, which
are going off rapidly. Boots, shoes and
CATERS in fine assortment. For choice
family groceries, Edelbrock's is head
quarters.
stTuus IT IS, &c."-The ST. Paul Press
gives the outline of little frontier 70
nance. Some three months since a gen.
tleman at Little Falls, (aoout forty miles
above St. Cloud, wrote to friend in st.
Paul for a schoolmarm, one who "could
lick the unruly boys. After. considerable
difficulty, one was obtained who it was
thought would suit the case. The follow
ing is given as the denouement-a not unus-
ual one:
MARR1ED.-At Little Falls, Mimi, June
18th. Mr.. Robert G. Derner, of Fort Rip
ley, and Miss Matilda Moore, of Little
Falls.
The identical schoolmarm! Next!
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sfEARNs COUNTY.

SAux CEnrRr, June 28th, 1869.
EDlroR JOURNAL. I send VOL
fsw items which may be interesting te
some Of your readers.
TIE WEATHER
has at last become pleasant, and tho crop,
hsreabout, especially small grain, arc look
Ing drst-rate. The farmers ore eanpuine
ola bountiful harvest.
ADJUSTMENTS AND LuxuR1Es.
Pleasure boating IL theprincipal amuye.
ment; and strawberries. measles, wboop.
ing cough and mosquitoes are the luxrrie.
Of tho season here.
is quite brisk. Our merchants are. appar.
emily, making it pay. Quite . number Of
buildings are in process Of erection and a
great many more in contemplation. We
have building material in abundance
there being two brick yards, zone Of con;
crete and the other Of fire brick. Saloon
keeping il tho only business that fares
poorly. The gentleman at the barr il
afforded ample time to speculate upon the
probable number Of hours he will be COM
PEELED to look in vain for victim.
Sam. simonton, lately Apo luted
NAsBY
1t these x roads, is rapidly acquiring the
hang Of the Post Office business, and I be.
lieve gives general satisfaction.
THs PUBLIC SCHOOL,
OF which there are but two departments
yet or:anized-the primary and interme-
diate-is in prosperous condition.
1xxIaRANTs,
we'll supplied with teams, stock, farming
utensils' &c., almost hourly pass through
for counties above, the major portion be-
ing destined for Otter Tail,
THE FOURTH.
Osakis, Long Prairie, and in fact almost
al the adjoining towns, are making prep
arations for celebrating the "elorious
4th," but our citizens are making no If.
forts Whatever in that direction.
No DRINKS, robberies, murders, suicides
u raots. HUNK-I-DORI.
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Animal Life Is full Of corruption and We can only
hope to escape the ills which flesh Is heir to by .
judicious use Of tho remedies in natures
In all the time which has past since the world hoa,
mankind las given great attention and some of its
best talent to tho study of medicine. While this
sacrifice has not been wholly in vain, the facts ELECTED
arc few and mostly unsatisfactory: AmonGthe truths
which have been elected is this, that if keep the
blood pure We must be healthy" TO purify the blood
there IL no medicine equal to Morse's Indian Root
Pills. as thousands Of testimonials will verify. Use
Morses Pills II you wish to regain and retain your
health. Morse's Pills arc the best medicine fer all
Female Irregularities Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
Billiousnoss, Dyspepsia, Headache &c. Sold by all
Dealers. no50
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Western Men Should Patr0niZe
Western Institutions.
ST. CLOUD BRANCH
OF THE
Republic Insurance Go.
CENTRAL OFFICE. CHICAGO, ILL,

CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO ILL.
Cash Assets, March 1, 1860, 81, l53, 471.92
This Company insurcs Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or at
large, at as low 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.
Officers.
J. v FARwELL, Pres, J. R. PAYsoN. sccy.
B. ". PHILLIP, w, &c. COOLBAUGH, Treas.
s.. Cloud Branch Officers.
q e. Wis, President, J. E. WEST, Manager.
Directors.
.. A. "AsT, JIM. McKELvY.
List Of Stockholders at 81. Cloud, Ninn.
G. F. Davis, Manufacturer Of Flour.
James IL. McKelvy, Judge 18th Judicial District.
Mp. Clark, Hardware Merchant
Thos G. Mcclure, Banker.
G.. F.t Wn Powell Hardware Merchants
II. @. Wait. Reg. U. 8. Land OSce'
&. Oortop. US. Assessor
r NJ. Rosenberecr. Hardware Merchant
Pickit L Abbott Dry Goods l. Clothing
Iewis CLARK Flour Feed Grain.
VIM B. Mitchell, Editor s.. Cloud .lou'mal'
4 - Tnham Dentist.
Taicctt Watch Maker.
p Rice MailContractor.
= n Real Manufac turer of Flour.
n RcaI Miller.
7 West Insurance Agent,
E. L. Allcn, Ans' o'erA
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% Watch This Space!

D9 A good j story frame House with
IN L; good we'll, and four acres of land,
in the city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given if desired
For Sale-160 acres of land near the city
with good building, suitable for hotel
Price $4,000.
For sale-A good u story frame build
ing with five lots, near the Lake. Price
$500.
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For sale.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale.-A good wood lot containing 80
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
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j. E3. WEST,
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
v11n39-1y


-Ifyou do not feel well, you send for Doctor, no
calls upon you, looks wise sucks the head of his cane,
scrawls some heroglfcs upon piece of paper which
you take to drug store and there pay so es to 90
ten not half as good as Judsons Mountain Herb Pills
vvhich only Is box. Do YOU think the former
the best because you pay tho most for it. if you do we
advise YOU to use Just for experiment tho Judsons
Mountain Herb Pills. and for yourself, that they
are one Of the best family medicines compounded.
They cure Headache, Indigestion, Biousness, Jaun-
tain Herb Pills trial. Sold by all Dealers. nos
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tall oaks from little acorns grow,
LARGO streams from lftfla fns1nts{r.


Largo streams from little fountains dov"
Seven years ago the Plantation Bittsrs
were but little known. To-day there is not
. nook or corner Of our land where they
are not found and used. The sale has
reached the enormous number Of Five Mil
lions Of Bottles annually, aud It is con-
stsatly Increasing. It only shows what
can b done with really good medicine,
and systematic course Of making it
known. Perhaps no medicine in tho world
Vas ever 70 deservsdly popular ~ the
Plantation Bitters. Go whore you will,
among the rich and poor, and you will a.
ways ind those Bitters In use. Their mer-
IL has become nm established fact, aud We
cordially recommend them in cases of dys-
pepsis, loss Of appetite, chills and fever.
headache. &c., &C..
,Mssnolia water-suporior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold al
half the price.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES are indebted
to G. s. Nation, Esq, Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court for the following list of mar
risge licenses issued during June:
Richard W. Teller and Julia Salisbury.
Albert Nicholas and Margaret E. Smell.
Frank Gilk and Maggie Christen.
Charles P. Moore and Amanda L: Wakefield.
Reuben WeitZel and Barbara Schwinghammcr.
John r. Robertson and Amanda Sterner.
Joseph Pohl and Anna Keuf. -.:
Cecil G. Partridge and Laura J. Noyes.
Wm Biggerstaff and Abigail McComh.
Amplias G. Ward and Caroline A. Merfy.S
Edwin Koilder and Maggie Cornell.
Herman Bockhod and Faransiska Suck.
Newton A. Abel and Julia A. Terry.
Theodore Fraxee and Mary Emma Cox.
John v. Henninger and Genovefa Egenberger.
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IT CANNOT Bs Doelsy's
Baking Powder has not only attained, the
position Of The bsst, but The cheapest bak.
Ing powder now In uss. Strictly purs in
its combination, and 90 exactly proportion
ed that there 10 no trouble in making light,
sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, &c., every
time. It is the cheapest to consumers a.
one pound will 80 further in the culinary
department than two pounds Of any other,
in market. Try,it and be convinced. Fol
sale BY al grocers.
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:; EVERYTHING You WANT FOR HOUSE,
xriP1sa.-Also = stock of boots and
shoes. All j.. goods sold by me are
strictly for cash. Such thing as credit
shall not DO known by me. Consequently
prices will be low at NIXON'S,
"World's Fair"
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J. e. WEST
REAL ESTATE AGENT
ST. CLOUD, MIMI.

ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
ray taxes, and transact nll bupi-
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENCES.
Gov. VIM. R. MARSHALL, St. Paul, MINI.
Ex-Gov. $. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa,
Hon. J. N. McKELvY, St. Cloud, Mimi
Hon. II. 7. WELLEs, Minneapolis, MINI.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTIONS.

Not having disposed of all my goods
yet, will sell the balance ofmy stock for
GREAT DEAL LESS THAN COST,
at prices to suit the purchasers, as the re-
mainder of the stock must be closed out in
q short time,
Do not pay any attention to what is said
Of this sale being humbug, but come and
See For. Yourselves,
and examine before buying.
JOSEPH BROKER.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTs.-I have q large
stock of the best varieties of strawberry
plants, which will sell BY the hundred or
thousand at less tbun Minneapolis prices
Call 1t my farm near Sank River.
ALBERT SMITH.
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~Allkinds ofJobprinting, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed At
his once. Send in YOUR orders.
BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, . full assortment Of
LEGAL blanks, including:
Dsed.-warranty, Quit-olaim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Court-Summons, Notices of
Trial and Notes Of Issue.
Justices Court-Sunmons and Ssbpoc-
mas.
Orders from tho country, for large or
small quantities, filed at st. Paul prices.
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Coop LAnD.-See tho advertisement of
and for sale in Stearns and Pope counties,
The lands are good, and the prices very
low.
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BAll.-The Little Giant Fire Company
will give ball Ut Schwartz l. Thsis' hall on
the evening Of July 9Th. They always have
q good time.
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Police CoUlr.-Business dull. On
Monday George Dueber was brought before
Justice Barnes and fined $40 and costs for
drunkenness and committing an assault on
Geo. Hinner. He is still in jail.
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A0A1u.-Last week o. E. Garrison, who
has soas up the hississippi on surveying
trip, upset hin boat, splitting his things into
the river.
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BooKs.-Orders for books may be left at
Mrs. Fsrwelps store. Catalogues on hand.
Lists sent of every Monday. Subscriptions
received fer any Of the magazines:
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The following bills were allowed:

AAo 1VaV petltlOu OF 1Q08s 0OlleS &0O
sthers, Of Raymond, was rejected by reason
Of not having been presented to the Town
Supervisors.
The report Of the Committee on the
bridge at Stewards, in Grove, was laid
over. NJ. Fielder, H. Terhaar and Jos.
Edelbrock were added to the committee.
F. Schroeder and NJ Hoersch, committee
on road from St. 10 to Jacobs Prairie, re-
ported 500 expended; report accepted.
The report Of J. Edelbrock on road in
the township Of St. Cloud was accepted. Al
so his report on the road from Rockville to
Cold Spring, and 500 allowed. N. Maui
rim was appointed to expend the balance Of
the amount on said road.
The petition Of L. B. Davis and others
that NJ Of T. 124, R. "a, be taken from
st. Martin and annexed to Getty for town
ship purposes, was granted.
Certain improvements in grating, &c.,
were directed to be made on jail.
The Chairman was directed to advertise
for proposals for building fence around
the Court House.
An additional appropriation for the road
from st. Cloud to Rockville was made.
The salary Of the County superintend-
ent Of Schools WAS fixed at $3.50 per annum,
from January, 1869.
The Board adjourned.
"A special meeting was called for Mon.
day, July 26th. The call was signed by
NJ. Fielder, B. Pirz and H. Terhaar.
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All kinds Of secondhand furniture for
sale cheap at Mrs. Tilton's store, next door
to City Restaurant.
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CITY ArrA1Rs.-On Friday the City
Treasurer drew from the County Treasury
$S,717.6e, collected for city purposes be-
tween March LIST and June 10Th. There is
now money enough in the Treasury to pay
all the one-year Normal School bonds, and
the interest on the two and thres-years
bonds. st. Cloud was very prompt this
year in paying taxes, as the following ia
BILE will show:
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lily want good pair Of boots, shoes
Or CATERS, you can get them at Pickit 4
Abbott's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

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msdiatsly At Mrs. J. A. Mason's, lower st.
Cloud.