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The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Various Observations About Persons,
Places and Things.

LAKESIDE, FEE: q, 1859.
ED1roR JouRsAl.-1 hardly think
"Young Minn," and myself will form a
Mutual Admiration Society, for while he
contesses to being married man, I Ger
tainly am not an old maid; but wife, q
mother and-grandmother! And yet he &C.:
cuses me Of being ''sweet" upon him.! Oh,
vanity! vanity! thy name is stYoung
Minn." I cannot, if I would, let my pen
freeze, for your correspondents so kindlyC)
give me so many questions to answer. Now
then "Quiudem," among lots Of other
things, wants to know if I "ever use q
broom" Why, bless his dear little mascu-
line soul, what does he think q woman is
made for! But as cannot at present &C.
cept situation as chambcr-maid, shall
not enumerate my accomplishments. "
There is decidedly nothing to write about
here. I cannot persuade auy ybody to marry,
or run away, or die, to give me one ''item
of interest,"" If only lived in Alexan-
dria could tell you 90 much. I could
tell you that, which was two years ago .
one-horse town, now goes by steam, rushing
business of oil kinds through at 2,4O
gait. would tell you Of the prosperity Of
merchants, selling goods at cost (and more
too.) 1would tell you Of the mite socleties,
donations, and of the musical mania,
Tor music on the brain, I believe the
faculty call it,) which has prevailed; the
class having given concerts for everybody
and everything except the poor. Then I
would tell you Of the pretty little church.
But would not tell you Of the envy, and
chickering's, and sectarianism among the
church goers. 1 would not tell you that
there is saloon upon every corner, where
poison is hourly dealt out to our citizens.
l would not tell you that l had seen q
drunken man in the streets" suppose
1 should be called ''meddlesome'' if
should tell you any Of these things.
We ore just beginning to have winte,
weather. Snow Is very deep and badly
drifted. We had ''log cabin" dance, tht
22d and believe the day was celebrated
throughout the county. 90; ii.
BITTER SWEET.
If you want we'll. made, nicely fitting
durable boot, 60 to NJ. 'Becker's. He !
} ENo. l in this line. .'".~ = d. Z
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STEARND COUNTY,
Weathor-FarMersD Dusy-Post RsAto.
Various Matters.

| RAYMOND, Fob. 20, 1869,
| ED1ron JounNAL.-Porhaps you begin
to think that items Of nows from this quar-
ter are few and far between, 0, that your
humble servant has dried up. oaa as
sure you that anything in tho startling or
sensational limo don't exhibit itself, for the
people hereabouts appear determined to
mind their own business and seem destined
to claim . pension for letting others alone.
After over two months Of uninterrupted
good weather, (excelling anything within
the memory Of tho vriter,) winter has
como down IN earnest. December WAS do
lightful. and January moro So February
started in beautiful, and came very near
turning the half way post without break,
but she is coming in on the homo stretch
with Tie snow foot and half deep and
flying in all directions. We'll, let her
furry; We are ready for her. Day after
day our people have been drawing build
ing materials, fencing, wood, &c., until
huge piles are seen in all directions over
the prairie, an evidence that po>r Mi. Lo !!
will find his occupation gone If he should
happen round. "~@
II the coming season proves TO-. be. as
boun,iful with us as the last, you will have
to trot the iron horse up through the valley
to carry off our surplus produce; at any
ratio VIC are anxious
To hear tue jar of the mighty car,
As on she speeds like flaming star.
Uncle Sam has at last concluded that
there is somebody in these diggins, for he
is abeut to establish mail route through
our town, and consequently we look for =
post Office soon. Thus you see, as Galileo
said, the world moves.
Isuppose ''1on'' is giving his guns time
to cool before he fires another broadside At
*'Margaret Merlyn." After hearing the
counsel on both sides, will venture an
opinion. There is no doubt but that those
who were in expectation Of reading some-
thing in accordance with the milk and wa
tor style Of most stories aAoat now. a:days,
are disappointed. Mrs. swisshelm has !
higher object in view. Her aim is to at
tack wickedness in high places, and thut
far she has made her shots tell. That's my
opinion. Who speaks next? -; j!
am pleased to see THe JOURNAL alive
to the Interests Of this upper country. All
have to say is, ''push things.". ..* ):
There is some little news: in town that I
mention to show to the people in the re-
gion round about that We are doing some
things as we'll as others. I allude to the
state of the markets. :: ;
-hat'imony.-- Marriage bonds are rather
dull at present. Bachelors not coming to
time. AT the opening Of the winter, >(ow-
ing to large importations from abroad,)
business was active, but the mild winter,
with the recent rise in pork and domestics,
has had tendency to check tho demand,
and dealers hesitate to invest. '''
Maids, with greenbacks, are however in
good demand. Supply small.
lhfantile Scrip.-Business in this line
lively. Fives and tens are plenty; with
occasionally still larger denomination.
The amount thrown into circulation of lste,
with that already on hand, causes the mar
ket to be decidedly .qualzy.
Yours, &c.,
L. B. RAYMOND.
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A NEW publication is~the Bee-Keep-
cfs' Journal and Agricultural Reposi-
tory. 1t is devoted to matters of gsh.
eral interest to farmers and hcusekeep:
ees, but gives particular atteption to
the care and cultivation of bees. It is
published monthly, at 81 per annum.
"The Bee-Keepers' Text Book,'' which
contains minute directions for the man
aeement Of bees ia every month in the
year, will be. sent to each subscriber
in club Of ten or more. Address Il
A. King & Co., Nevada, Ohio.
We are in receipt Of. tho Prairie
Farmer Annual, a neat and compact
publication Of over one hundred and
fifty pages. Besides monthly calenders
for 1869, it gives a large amount Of
information Of value to farmers, stock
raiscrs ond others. Tho price Of the
book is thirty cents, but it is sent free
to all new subscribers to the Prairie
Farmer for 1869.
The Minnesota school fund, soy.
the St. Paul Di.patch, is justly th'
pride Of our State. No State in th'
Undertaking age into consideration
-equals it. In: reports received: bl
State Auditor McIlrath, VIC find th'
following figures of school funds in 9th
er States, which do Minnesota no dis
credit:
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January 18th, 1869.
st. Paul Dispatch Printing Company.
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PRICES,
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale an i'm
proved farm Of about 100 acres, ON the east
side Of tho river, three miles from St.
Cloud. It has comfortable house with
i've rooms, plenty Of stabling, splendid
we'll Of water by the door, cistern, one
Of tho best gardens in the country, with
small fruits, 80. Will trade for 4 house
and lot in town. Inquire of
go: NC. BENSON.
January 18th, 1869. n26-3m
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Redmond Field to Janette Hewitt.

8. T.-186o--x.-The unprecedented and
extraordinary demand for Plantation Bit
ters IS evidently owing to their being pre-
pared With pure st.: Croix Rum, Calisaya
Bark; TO-. Our draggists complain that it is
almost impossible to keep supply, and
that their orders owing to the great demand
are but tardily executed. Do not become
discouraged. Be sure and get tho genuine.
Magnolia Water-supcrior to tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. .s:c::-.. :...
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V1Loo1rEDE FEvER.-Everybody is try
ing to ride the veloeipede which has made
its appearance at the Hall. Some succeed
and some don't. It is not every person
that can ride Que of these animals, but ev
cry person can get bargains in clothing
dry goods, boots and shoes, crockery, gro
ceries, etc., at Pickit s. Abbott's. This is
matter Of much more Importance to peo-
pie in general, and they are availing them
selves of the opportunity offered for buy
ing where they can do the best. The
"Regulator'' understands the secret oi
success-low prices.
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Important to Farmers !
CALIFORNIA l. OREGON
observation-disclosures

We furnish Farmers Win tho
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from irsectiform or other
impurities: grown from AUSTRALIAN and
CHILL Seed, yielding, on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE,
And Weighing
IS PounGs to the Measured Bushel.
The ears Of Wheat, when mature, are
ELEVEN Or TWELVE INCHES LONG.
b6r Put up and securely tied and seal
ed in linen bags, and cent by mail free t.
all parts Of the country, on receipt of
price.
PRICES.
SAxPLEs..10c each BAGs.50c and 81 each
Or in larger quantities at reasonable rates.
/, Address,
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY.
SAN FRANCISCO,
q11n3l'tt California.
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TnE GRfAr SENSATION OF THE AaE!-
Ar Sr. CLOUD HALL.-Certain parties
have purchased tie veloc,pede brought 10
town, and will keep it for the use of those
who desire to ride it. Can be seen at
St. Cloud Hall, day and evening. There
has been q great rush to try it, and quite o
number are making good progress: 1t is
certainly q great curiosity. Our readers,
both in town and from the country, will
be we'll repaid for the trouble and cost OF
at least seeing the ''animal." Several
more velocipedes heve been ordered and
will soon be here. It is rare sport. Ad'
| mit,auce to hall, with privilege Of riding.
| 25 cents; children half price; ladies free
reserved seats, 25 cents.
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VICK,S
Floral Guide For
1859.

The hrst edition ofOne Hundred Thousand of Vick's
illustrated Catalogue fSeeds and Guide in the Flow
er Garden 10 now published. It makes work Of 100
pages, beautifully illustrated, with about $50 Fine
Wood Engravings OF Flowers and Vegetables, and an
ELEGANT C0I0RED PLATE.
BOO JET OF FLOW Err 4 .
tho most beautiful we'll a. tho most instruc-
tive Floral Guide published, giving plain and thor.
ough directions for the
CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEeETlRl Es
The Floral Guide 10 pubished for the benefit Of nv
customers, to whom It 10 sent free without spplica
ton, but will be forwarded to all who apply BY mail
tor Ten cents, which is not half tho cost. Adde'S
JAMES WICK Rocb..+.- ~ y
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WoMEN's R1GHrs.-This subject is ex-
citing considerable discussion throughout
town, its friends being vigorous. Many
are neutral. But among the strongest nd
vocates of "women's rights" are Pickit &
Abbott, who believe that every woman in
the country has o right to come their
store md get choice dress pattern, cheap
er than it can be bought any place else in
town. This right extends to oil goods in
their store, and they have ON immense
stock. The ladies all "vote'' this the best
store in the upper country.
RAILROAD ITEMs.-Statement of the bus
mess Of the St. Paul & Pacific r. r. at tho
St. Cloud Depot, for the month Of Fcbru-
ary, 1869: .,.<
| ..,..t d, POUNDS.
Freight received. ': 8l8,720
% forwarded, 5000
s Total 373,73o
Cash received for freight $685. 60
" = for tickets oo2.lo
| Total S2,s77.7o
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS.
St. Paul and way stations-departs at 8
A. u.
Arrives at t1}r.x. Mail closes at 7 A. N.
sauk Centre route-Departs daily, Mon
days excepted, at s A. n. arrive same
DAYS At 6 P. N. Mail closes At IN.
Crow Win9 Route-Departsd daily, Mondays
excepted, At GAM. Arrives, same days,
at6p. u. Mail closes at P.'x.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday,
weduesda. and Friday. at 4 IN. De-
parts Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
at7A A. N. Mail closes At 6 A. N.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri
day at lOA. N. Departs same day at
~. Mail closes At P n.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day At Z A. n. Arrives on Tuesday at
P.M. Mail closes At 6 A. NJ.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
urday, at P. u. Departs same days al
2P.
Rockvills-On Saturday, same hour as
above.
Sauk Rapids-Twiee day.
R. N. RICHARDSON, P. NJ.
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JUST REcE1vED.-A large lot of new
type suitable for bill heads and letter
heads. Send your orders to this office.
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49, We wouId respectfully request a.

a. The Circulation OF The So~1A"A
4. DOunLn that OF any other paper
uuAlished In Northern Mianssots' Let
ASvsrtisers remember this.
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p8~ Every 6usinsts man '0ho wants to in-
crease his trade should advtrtise
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TAxIDfRMIsrs.- is we'll worth while to

TAx1DERM1srs.-1tis is we'll worth while to
drop into c. NJ. Doughty's gun shop and
see the beautiful collection Of stuffed birds
Of different kinds which he has in his
cases. He has also great variety Of horns
Of moose, elk, deer and antelope, some Of
them very large and curious in shape. Mr..
Doughty certainly exhibits much skill in
this line.
Eddy Tobey has also some choice
specimens Of his handiwork, chief among
which is monster owl that looks natural
as life.
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Look out for your clothes lines
.o'nishts. The ironings Of several families
h.ve been made quite light recently, the
next morning after washing day.
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PosT OYTICs DEPARTMENT, !
APPOINTMENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16. 1869.

slR:-1n reply to your letter Of the 18th
INST, Z have to say that the, Office Of, Nucy
City, steatns Co., Minn:.: will be .estab-
lished as soon as service is put upon tho
Route from Sauk Centre to Lake Johanna.
I am very respectfully,
Sr. JOHN B. L. SKINNER.
First Assist. P. NJ. Gen.
Hon. I. DoNxRLIY,
House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

P1ows.--Rosenberger Bros, nave on
hand large lot Of Furst & Brodley's
plows, both qreaking md cross. to which
thew ask the attention Of farmers. These
p,ows are confesscdly the best in market,
and are 50 esteemed wherever used. They
can be seen by calling at Rosenbergor
Bros. hardware store, who have the agency
| for this section.
Nor1oE.-Notice is hereby given to oil
persons indebted to II. Heopuer by note OF
account that the Same must be settled by
March 18th, or they will DO put in tht
hands of tho Justice for collection. r. :;
II. R. TOBEY, Assignee.
Reading matter-and plenty Of ito,
every page. >.>
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Ds1A1ED.-Last Thursdays up train en-
countsred saow drifts between Big Lake
and this place, and did not reach here un-
til the afternoon Of the next day. Some
Of our citizens had IN excellent opportuni-
ty for enjoying each others society.
Yesterdays trains were also delayed.
At the present writing, this morning, nc
cars have asrived-the up train being Il
Anoks, and the down train At Clea,
Lake. They will doubtless get through
some time to-day.
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NORMAL ScHooL.-Gen. Andrews in
formed ~ thi morning that he WAS ready,
both - . member Of the State Nor
NAL Board and Of tho Prudential Com
mittss, to consummste the purchase of the
stesrn House At the earliest possible mo-
nsnt. We are gratihed to be able to make
this statement. From what We cau learn
from VIM. 8. Moore, agent for Mr.. Hooper,
and other parties interested, it is safe to
cay that the transfer will be made at . not
later day than the beginning Of next week
Thus will this vexed mstter be settled, and
In q manner 10 give general sstisfaction.
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THlowx OIr.-The up train on Friday
encountered . broken rail between St. An
thouy and Manomin, which threw the
smoking AID baggage car of tho track and
down . slight embankment. Although
some twenty persons were in the upset, no
one Was injured.
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METEoRoLoG1cAL.-Not for February,
1s6s.-The month opened with q mild and
cloudy term. The first 10 days gave prom
ise of an early spring, but on the goth
commenced cold term more extensive
and protracted than the average Of Febru-
arys in this latitude. The last 8 days Of
the month averaged only ninety one-hun-
dredths degree above zero; the mornings Of
the same days registering from to "a de-
grees below zero.
On the Sd there was fino display Of
aurora borealis, followed by the term Of
mild weather.
The amount Of moisture precipitated
was also unusually large, amounting to 16
inches Of snow, giving q inches of water.
There was an equivalent to days clear
sky, and 10 days overcast, the balance
variable. The following is the result Of
| o~I o%hov ohocvvo%foro,
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NV O1rlcs.-Ths City Council, Bosrd
Of Trade and Board Of Education will
hereafter hold their meetings in the ofice
over Pickit & Abbott's store. The City
Clerk and City Justice will also be there
permanently.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

Acc1DHnr.-As the snow plow wss COM
M up In advance Of the passenger train
On Thursday, it struck . man who was
waking on tho track near 81. Anthony.
Hs was mufasd up and did not hear the To-
comotive, and the clouds OF flying snow
prevented his being seen by the engineer.
He was picked up by the passenger train
which came along half an hour afterwarde.
The snow plow had run over his left leg,
crushing it terribly. His name is Andrew
Livsrson-a Swede 50 years old, living at
st. Anthony.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
March l, 1860,

r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL March l, 1860.
I1s ks.asr:
SIN: You are hereby notified to appear at this ofcs
ON tho l2rR DAY or APRIL, 1859, At 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and hen and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 37sK made I
you A.gust II, 1863, upon the sNH NJ nwL % u
eXm Il section %, township l23, range 81, ii the
District Of lands subject to sale at St Cloud MINI,
should not be cancelled, ~ Frank Wenxel alleges an
abandonment thereof hy you, and propoaeS then
and there to show tho same, when you VIII 70 per-
mittsd to contest such shovipg: -
mar4SNI II. @. BURBANK, Receiver.
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sursncs Company, Of Chicago, is ashiev-
ins success with . rspidity that il without
parallel. Although established less than
year ago it has far outstripped many OF iti
older rivals. Oae 1r.-t reason Of this il
because the stock il among the people, and
l. IL safe. J. E. West 10 agent 1t st.
Cloud.
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~ ~Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian. executed st
his Office. Send in your orders.
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PERsoxAI.-Judge McKelvy started on
Monday for Wssecs, to hold term Of
Court.
L. r. Bsrtly, Of Milwaukee, is in the
city. and looks we'll aud hearty.
&. L. Wright, Of Sauk Centre. and L.
Lewiston, Register Of the Alexaudris Land
Office, were in town this week.
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House Of Representatives.

MARRIAGE L1cENsEs.-The following are
from the books Of the Clerk Of District
Courts Office, for the past Two months!
: r-= JANUARY.
Matthias Liz to- Catherine Aubach.
John Leah to Anna Klassen.
Michael Webber to Mary stukemier.
Henry Webber to Gertrude Strack,
Amos 7. Whitman to Matte Crummett.
K. 7. N0mmeland to Sigvf Kjoenus.
John Millbacner to Theresa Sand..
Odion Ducelle De Duclos 70 fuptrasats Duess.
Matthias Berscheidt to May Elosteruann.
Anton 0ogala to Gertrude Sliviunik.
FEBRUARY.
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RrxovsD.-M. Cahoon, Of Little Falls.
has purchased the store Of John Moore, ..
lP.ynesville, and will hereafter take the
business. !.
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THl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that the
Hutchinson family-"Tribe Of Asa"-give
one Of their genuine, old-fashioned con-
certs 1t St. Cloud Hall tomorrow evening"
Everybody will want to hear them. Tick
cts IS cents.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

Goop.-The City Orders Of st. Cloud are
at par How many cities in the State can
present ~ good . report!
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

SUNDAY SCHOOL 1xsrlru7E.-A Union
meeting Of the different 8. 8. Superintend-
ents and teachers will be held in the
schoolroom next door to THE JOURNAL Of
Zee, tomorrow evening, for tho organiza-
itiop Of q Teachers' Institute.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

FuRs AND HDEs.-From different deal
ers. we learn that the fur and hide trade
Of st. Cloud during the past year amount
ed to S4s,647. The largest return given
was by Geo. Il. Spencer, $a1, 247.
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BENTON COUNTY.
SAUK RAPIDS, Mar. I'd, 1869.

The Proposed School house-Chess Club
-Weather, &c., &c.
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Farmers' Work-Pleasurc and Pront
for the Winter Eveaings-Prsachlng
Matters at Glenwoos-A Now Grist
Mill
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CULTURE OF FLOWERS Ann vEeFTlR, e
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-"Tns most .ueee..tul 6ss'ne's men IN sA''
city are those vho have adveTt''ed "oeTs'"y
and nstantly."-HoRAcE GREEIE1.
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~Adeertising brings tie msreAanfs goods
ats tie constast notes Of tie eustonser.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

COUNTY Coxn1ss1oxERs.-The Board
wilt meet At the County Auditors Office on
the 9Th, whom the Annual Financial State
ment Of tho Auditor and Treasurer will be
examined. We understand that the affairs
ofthe County are in satisfactory condi-
tion.