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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-12-31
The old Year.
ny pRUDY

Last night, when all the village
Was lying white and still,
With starlight in the valley
And moonlight on the hill,
wakencd from my dreaming,
And hushed my heart to hear
The old clock on the st:cple
Toll out the dying year.
They say that when the angels
The blessed New Year bring,
The souls that waken to listen
Can hear them softly sing
The same meloaious anthem
Ofpeacc and love on eawh,
That told TO Judah's shepherds
. The dear Redcemcr's birth.
No sound came through thc silence
Dut waiting there, thought
or 4li the Gif.s and blessings Nv r
The year to mc had brought:
And somtl!Ing sing with me,
20 happy heart! to-day
Remember all who sorrow,
And wipe their tears away
SO, in that solemn morning
When first thy feet will stand,
Where dawn i'll light unshadsw.l
The years Of Gods right hand;
These wor 8 Of bcnedictiun
Thy welcome home shall be
THY deeds of love and mercy
Have all been to Me!p
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-12-31
HUnH-AAeDa T. Co.

u MYER,
BLACKSMITH,
West sid: Of Elm street, adjoining Ed
wards' wagon shop,
CRE3CO - IOWA.
Would respectfully say that he is prepared
to give his entire attention to blacksmith
ing in NIL its branches.
tine or more experienced Aorsc-shocrs
constantly employed to give particular at
tentioa to that department..
Plows repaired promptly and satisfac-
zion guaranteed nHlm6
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Timber For Sale.

The undersigned has few acres Of
choice Young timber for ssle, cheap for
cash. For. particulars call upon, or ad-
dress ELIJAH MURRAY.
anti New Oregon. Iowa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-24
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm,
@ittsbnrs, Cincinnati nnb st. spnis Gifenbabn,
p A N H A ANDLE ROU Il E


,nSanafsI v ssassta ms%psts gseSfs w Msp.orn
Ct Spieph 9anfas Gis 2caanspOt aRlpauee St guuL
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Spbm Gpfen, Suffer,

empFsbH fd benz bsuti6en pubIifum BON Seran-
ton unb llmeesenb sur glnfertisune Srn allen in
sin @el6Gft riniblaeenben neuen arbeitrn. Rs-
earatIren rperbsn ebenfaus prompt unb 1ur gu.
friebsubrit tticrgt. '+
gu erfrassn Gde Der Gttar unb Mtoerlfraes,
II. Warb, cher in Sfrrn Npbinlpns Sraurrst.
2tn7 .- Spbn 9tpfen, Slifer.
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~ 9ie @a6em.
slus brm Gran3SF16tn bss q. be ppntmartiu.
iibsrtrassn prn albsrt gBittitcd.
a Speiter SbeiI. as-a.
r-.a-, (5prtisBuns0
(8UrtieBuus.)

Bon iebt an fannie bic aIaunenbalte
eeutielisfeit Sulannens feline @rrnsen;
man bradte ibr BON alien Seiten bibf&e
Slumen 5u Bouquets, bsnn man temertte
balb, bae Sies ibre eietIinssbef6dftisuns
mar. ....t.a. ..|f..-. a, s.5... ....
Salb srfubr man, ba6 SuIanne aud
8slb anna9m. Diele nsue Gissnbtit rief
sroees Grfaunen berpor.
einise menten, baB fe inmittsn ibrsr
@etifefperptrruns ni6t bas @nbsnten an
Sarpb perI6re, unb baB lie elm paar S6a.
lsr iammeIn tpctIe, um Te i0m 3u I6idsn.
aber nein, bic 3ett per8ing; man frasts
bic Yrlibalterin BON gillffOrt, cine alte
9slhwabi9e 5rau, man Iprad nit 6srrn
BON Giterae unb erfubr beifimmt, bne Gu.
fannie alIss aufbewabte unp niats fort.
f6ide. srs.lssF "hr..
gBie fonnte man Sermutben, bieB es
nun, paB iie pieie beiben Stssn fsfbaltsn
tSnne, Bouquets gu Serfdufen unb bas
@elp an Saepb gu fbiden2 glsin, lis
ipielt bamit ME bic 5tinpsr--p, bic arms /
Sn bieIem berumirrsnpen 9sten bemsrtte
man, bab ie cine maf6inenmdbiss 8essl.
mdeisfeit teoba6te. GGle Sonnatenre Der.
brabte Fs in ben 5slbern unb bieIt Grnte.
Sie pubte, no bic faGnIfen 8lumen aller
Grt wudfen. Sft fat man Fe iittr bic
5elien iprinsen, lriGt wie ein StrI8,
sra3iSs pie cine SpIpbipe. -
spenn fe 70 pabinidpsbts, 1dien ss
renen, wel&e fie pon untsn beobahtettn,
alsrirpt iie BON elmer unfl6tbaren Wta&t
iiter tsm atsrunp sebaItrn. Gs mar tsin
gBeib mebr, iOnSern elm GnSrI, unb bisft
bduf9eu gpifcbsn trueen peaenbs haju
bfi ibr Rem Gbaraftsr elmer pbantalifasn
grlheinuns gu setsn. r'- .sa t.ar
sgd, biele tlnslidli&rl gBsun Iie it.
ren gstFanp bate, wirbe fe F6 f&Un
tauisnb Nal ben 5uB sebro6sn babsn,"
Iaetsn bic Sers6tpcbner. sa1 --srar
n6att feline 6ur6t, Fs Ifstt In b5berrm
Shub," eripiprrten bic Srausn.
aus ben YIumsn madte is rcisente
Bouquets, etpas pis cine ldn6Iibe pcelie
nit sSttli&er S6Subeit. Spnntass, am
tslfen srHeibet, aber INNER in Shpar,,
sins iie tbeiIs In bic 2anpbduI.r Der tlm
sssenb, tteiIs mad gtlefCrt auf ben Ssir6.
plaB unb BOT ben sprnrbmsn Damen lore
Bouquets in sinem niebliGen R5rbd,en
an. ginise @aIe fcsar, ais Die Grnts
cine quite 9eprien, ais iie bic isItrnaeu
artsn Der 5lora Der SeSsnnsn mitse-
tru6t, lief lie li6 mad @snbs fabrsn unt
srbisIt bier OUppsIte Yrsiie. su5
Salb wurbe fs pas alIssmsine @e.
IprdA aud In Der Stabt, Saser auf
Der Stabt, wel6e tem iunssn 1ib&eu
bei Der SsrfcI9uns bss gBilrss bssssneI
partn, bradttn ibrs grrpunreruns que
ii6sr ibre euftfprinee. Sic wurbe issI
wie elm reines uno uni&ulbises Splsi
Der 9iebs bstanbsIt. @lan riB fiG babsl
um Sulnnnens Bouquets; man psrfudte
iie gum Spre&sn ;u brinssn, atrr ssr.
sebrns.
@m n6hfsn Sunntas fam SuIanns IL
bic &at0spraIs Sur 3sfs, no Ra bic gang
fdSue sBsIt psrrtniste. sic bate ibrl
Bouquets In sinsm bsfrsanbsten 5nuf
stIa1sn; is trat in bic SiF&s, Utus Sc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-24
Gr6fnmna.

8reuutsn unb 9tfanntsn birrmit bic rrsebsns
NnSsist, bdB i'd bic Ieinsr !3sit ppn 5rn. pUVrn;
aefibrte @irtbltaft, In gadapanna Assnur,
ilbernummru babe uno mid bsirtbsn psrbs, burG
sutr @etrGntr unb suprrfcmmrnSs Sseisnuns
mir bic SunbI6aft zines Sertbrten beuti6rn pu-
bIifprs Su erpertrn. Gin GROCER Saal frbt 6,r-
isalnaften jur 8erflsuns. .r.
aalte Speiirn ;u jrssr SaaesSeit.
% sap3m 2Billiam pad.
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"Gr3ber House.

A. @arS Griibsr SyOs parD Scranton, pa.
Dielss im belfn StyIs einseriGtfte SotrI iif
iebrr,sit ,ur Aufnabme BON &eiienbtn bereit.
6Butss Bier uub g8ein, feline 2iQu6re, tuarnte
aiub faIte Speilen gu isber 3rit; aultern, rob
unb aefrdt; See Cream unb Spcabrunnsn, nit
ben feinfsn Ssrups. Gin elsSanttr Saal fir
Damen.
3u rrdbt ,ablrei6em 9eluh label Geine 5reunrr
Sin 0eerge 1raber prppr.
Saautsu, 10. San. 1866. ba
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Gommercial SauS.

Ginem nerebrisu bsutlhen g,ubIifum unb uti-
ntn 5rsunesn biermit bic sTsrbsnt gIn3sist, bae
i'd has pcn bsm Serffprbsneu 8. Spdnrr stbal-
teue DGcmmrrrial 5auS" iibernpmmtn batt.
&c pirb mriu Srltrrtrn irin, hurh SlScrfpm-
msnbe Sseisuung iinb bsIie SpsiIfn un6 Sc
trGnft mir eae 3utraufn hrs publifums ,u CT.
pfrbfH. (4fD GbarIes 8p0G
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
y. II. GILMAN,
sept2-td Capt. C. s. Bv't 1t. Col. u. 6. A

81. Paul, MIMI, August 18th, 1850. ~
QEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE.
~ will be received at this Office until -
o'clock n, Monday, September 9th, 1869,
for the delivery Of
600 Bushels Of Potatoes, (60 pounds to the
bushel, at the posts and in the quanti-
ties herein named, viz:
800 bushels at Fort Totten, D. T.,
25O bushels at Fort Ransom. D. 7.
The Potatoes to be Of the best qualify
Peach Blows preferred-sound, dry, free
from frost, and delivered at each post not
later than October Goth, 1869.
Bidders will state separately the price
per bushel delivered at each post.
Proposals will also be received At the
same time and place for furnishing
4,o0o Bushels good, sound, dry, merchan-
table Corn in the ear, go pounds to the
bushel.)
The corn to he in good, stout, double
sacks and delivered al 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.
Payment to be made in such funds as
may be furnished by the Treasury Of the
United States, but not until the stores con-
tracted for by the party have been deliver
ed and accepted.
The above proposals to be bound by all
the conditions usually attached to nv ad-
vertisements for Subsistence Stores.
j. H. GILMAN,
sept2-td Capt. G. s. Bv't 1t. Col. U. i. A.
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RUBY GnA1's srrA1zar, by Mrs. Ann 8.
Stephens, i On entire nav novsl from the
pen Of this talentsd A.sriean .uthoress,
now in press, and to b published in few
days by T. B. sPsterson& Brothers. The
novels Of 1rrs. Stephens arc productive Of
both pleasure and excitement. They are,
moreover, always successful, for the rea-
son that Whils this gifted author is a.
ways 8 eonseis.tious follower Of nature,
she has also that fine artistic talent which
teaeAss that nature, whom shown within
the lines Of art must b measurably height
ensd, coloesd sad enlarged. This is the
real secret Of writf.g-a secret appreciate
cd BY such masters Of fiction - Dickens
And ThacksrAy. There 10 no previous work
Of Mrs.. Stephens 80 full Of her peeuliar
power and genius-nons 70 sbsorbing In
conception and development ~ "Ruby
Grsy's stratssy." II is fully equal 10 her
''Fashion and Famine" The price ii only
$l.76, bound in cloth. -
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS.
strPeul e.d Ny st.tionG- departs At
s a. y. For St. Paul. II m Mails close
i Same hours.
Arrives At 1t and P. N.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Mon.
Gays excepted, at 8 A. \. Arrive same
days at 6 ?. n Mail closes at 8 P. N.
Grow Wing Routs-Dsparts daily, Mondays
excepted, at 6A.x. Arrives, Same days,
at 6p.n. Mail closer it ,bP. n.
Forest City and Wsy-Arfives Monday,
Wednesday and Fridsy. at4 P. n. De.
parts Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
It y A. n. Mail closes ~ A. NJ. .
Fair Haven aid Way-Arriyss each Fri.
day q 10A. NJ Departs 6sms day 1t
r.a: Nail closes q ] ri.
Twe Rivers md Way-DspoSls each Mon.
dAyat 4. II. Arrives l Tussdsy ct 4
~. Mail eaesesst G A.
D.. Au1aala Arrives " eday and Sat.
ss srlay,aei !. sane days d
: 4 8. An. ~, hour 81
Sank Rapids- rw1tss sasy. 7
J. e. WEST, P. II.
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NEW MA1EnIAL.-We have just received
from the johnson Foundry and Collins +
MeLeester, Philadelphia, and the foundries
Of Geo. Bruee's + Son, Corners Sons,
and Farmer, Little l. Co., New York, .
large and complete supply Of printing ma
tsrial. 1t embraces the latest and most
popular styles II typo from tAsse foun-
dries, - veil ~ business cuts aad designs.
We havs Also received full stock Of
cards of'a,l kinds direct from IL aanu-
factory Of A. n. Collins, PhiladelPhis.
Alse, . epls2iid assortment Of wood
type from one Of The best manufactures in
the United States. = : 1872
The attention Of business men aud 9th
srs ID again called to our unequaled fscili.
ties for doing superior job printing. Any
thing in the way Of plain or fancy work
executed in the very best style and At low
prices. Orders are respectfully solicited
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st. Cloud, July 20, 1869. q.

Edward Bayer, Esq, Kings, Co., N. s.,
writes that IN astonishing oure has been
effected on his daughter, by the use Of
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. The whole
spine became deceased, she lost the use Of
her limbs, and her back was rounded up
like bow, in consequence Of taking cold
after having been inoculatcd for tho kline
pook. She is nqxsvell.
. + r. l. +sSrs - ~
INC pledge orr reputation on the asser-
ton; that any educated physician, after a
careful examination Of the recipe, will say
that Parsons Purgative Pills possess more
merit than any other pill now offered for
sale.
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DooLEY's CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING Pow
DER-1s the only reliable baking powder in
market. The ingredients entering into its
composition are chemically pure, and 50
carefully combined that it never fails to
make light, sweet and nutritious biscuits,
rolls, cakes, pastry, &c., Of all varieties
with uniform success. It is the cheapest
to the consumers, as it requires from one
third to half less than those of ordinary
manufacture. For sale by grecers gener-
ally. 2 i
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reporeea for TM JOURNAL By John Z1pp, Eq., Il
tstr Of Deeds.

Exported for THz JOURNAL By John z.pp, Egg, Reg
jstr Of Deods.
Fer the Week Ending Sept. LIST.
Wazrsntee Deed from Peter Schneider
and wife to Cornelius Pontius for lot ID
blk In ''Columbis Square" City Of St.
Cloud. $165-
Warrantee Deed from Lester B Gilbert
and wife 10 W T. B. McIntire and II. A.
Castle for vi Of sci set Sec. % T. 122 R.
81 west. $50
Warrantee Deed from Elisabeth s. Van
Valkeaberg and hush. to Mary Ellen
Wheeler for lot in r. Moore's add. Of out
lots to Sank Centre. 1925
Quit-claim Deed from VIM. T. B. McIn-
tire and wife to Henry A. Castle for und.
! Of VI Of se} set Sec. 20 T. 1872 r. 80
west. $50
Quit. claim Deed from Henry B. johnson
and wife to r. Il. Martin for ene{ se& and
81 ne} and ss} nv} Sec. "A 7. l2S r: %
west ~.-:','H $1,000
WARRANTED Deed from Chester Il. Clark
ard wife to h. Caswell for lot 2 Sec. 81 +.
122 &. 8lw. : -. $75
Wsrrantss DEED from Karl. vo,k snd
wife. 70 Nishasl Pfs.nsastsi. fer lets & and
IL bFk In town q 81. Joseph. $3.50
Quit-olaim Deoa from Leandee Hofton
and wife 70 Barney Vossbsrg for tract be-
tween blk q in 81. Cloud City and Ra-
vine. J.. $176
Warrantes Decd from Charles Letter to
Joel Britts for 81 se4 Sec. 2 and e} not
Sec. IL +. 126 r IS y. So. :, 800
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OFFICE DEpo1 AND PuRCnAslHd Cox ov SUB.
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, August Goth, 1865.


l\EALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
y with copy Of this advertisement at
taehsd to eaoh, } win be received until IL
o'clock NJ, Thursday, September 80, 1869,
for furnishing the U. s. Subsistence De-
partment, delivered at the P. r. R. Depot
in this city with
20 Barrels Pork, mess or prime mess, in
full hooped oak barrels and packed in
winter Of 1862. Moat to be free from
rust or stain, full weight aud thoroughly
sailed. -
1900 Pounds Clear Bacon Sides, smoked
in winter Of 1862, to DO put up in
good strong gunny sacks in packages Of
about 100 pounds each.
148, 40 Pounds best quality fresh ground
xxx flour-48,120 pounds in barrels
fully head lined, and tho remainder in
double sacks, containing 1876 pounds
each inside sack to be Of twilled COT
ton, outside ono Of gunny or strong bur-
lap. The brands and place OF manuiac-
ture to be stated in tho bids.
20 Bushels $50 pounds to the bushel) Beans,
+ Of good quality and uniform size. 70 DO
r put Up IN good sound barrels. head lin
$40 Pounds strictly Prime Rio Coffee
(green.) To DO In doubl. sacks.
900 Pounds good hard Brown Soap, we'll
dried, made by boiling, and from good
materials only-free from clay, soluble
glass, or other authorizations.
500 Pounds fine Salt, in good, clean, dry
barrels.
The -four in sacks may be delivered
either At st. Paul or St. Cloud, which place
Of delivery to be stated in the bids.
All the articles to be of the very best
quality, and ready for delivery within four
teen days from the date Of award. Sam
Pies required Of all articles except meats.
Actual tare will be required on all pack
ages, and no charge for packages allowed.
u These proposals to be bound by all the
conditions usually attached to my adver-
tisements for Subsistence Stores.
j. H. GILMAN,
sept27td Capt. c. s. Bv't 1t. Col. U. s. A
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GREAT ExCTTRl(ENT.

In examining large lot Of new goods
received last week by that popular and en-
terprising merchant, Jos. Edelbrosk, .
number Of persons discovered that they
could save money by purchasing Of him.
He sells mems full suits for S.; handsome
suits made in the best manner, for $22.
An elegant assortment of dress goods, be-
sides white goods, domsstics, SC. Attsn-
ton 10 called 10 his hats and caps, which
are going Of rapidly. Boots. shoes and
CATERS in Ane assortment. For choice
family groceries, Edslbrock's Is head
quarters.
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In OAncae Ut ths ecAoolhouss nearly oppodts ths
CAQsDlA3snal CAaEch o. Sat0x1Ay, the eth
Day e Septs0Ds1, 4. y. 1855, q 8 O'clock
Pax, ts ~ yssyees e escetiag Az dslegntse 70
70 b held q -. toad, S,pt. It'll l6oo.
AL the elscton OF The City Of b. c1oad Who sup.
ported The Nominees and principles OF the Republican
70 vote theFsat.
1As e'scttea Il dsleGates VIII b BY ballot and the
q 0set3oa axo AsgsSy directed % kssp list
Q Iepsbtean votr % vote q said Caacus.
@. FRIEDMAN,
Chairmaa Republican City Committee.
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hope to escape tho Ills which nesh II heir to by
tucious USE Of the remedies in natures
In al tho time which has past since tho world began
mankind kas given great attsntio1 and some Of it,
best talent 70 tie study Of medicine While this
sacrifice has not been wholly in vain, the cts ELECTED
are Sew and mostly unsati,aetory. Anosgthe truths
" "s: must b.
there 10 no medicine equal to Hkse's Indian Ret
Pills, - Thousands Of testimonials viii verify. Uss
AoFse's Pills II You wish to regain and retain your
health. Norse'D Pills are tho bess medicine fof al
Fsuals n1sgulaziti, Liver Complaints Indigestion,
Biliouanss', Dyspspsa, Hsadschs. &c. Sold BY ali
Dealen. -, no6o
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Fol RENr.-A good store-room I'D The
best business part Of tho city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire 81
JOS. BROKER.
st. Cloud. july 20. 1869.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

1t has bssn thought advisable BY the Committee for
that part Of tho Legislative District within the County
OF Stearus that this Convention also nominate can
dtdAte f0r the Legislature.
It d recommended that the several towns In the
County hold their primary meetngs Saturday amer
nooa evening, September 4th, (unless otherwise
provided BY local comms:eesD and that they in AL
cases elect Town Committees.
&c. MCCLURE,
Chairman County Com:
l. W. COLLINS,
Chairman Legislative Com.
H. C1ond Au9 ~ 1850
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
sTRAWBERKY PLANTS.

I will sell the best varieties Of Strawber.
~ Plants, either in large or small quanti-
ties, cheaper than they can be bought It
any other place in Minnesota.
ALBERT SMITH.
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NOTICE.

DRoPosALs wnl be received ~ tie uu-
I dersigued, until tho 9Th inst, for dc.
livery at the 3D. State Normal School In this
city Of Fifty Cords first quality seafonsd
MAPLE WOOD. Delivery to commence
Immediately after making tho contract.
NATHAN r. BARNES, e.,
p" I !. ~ cheirpaaa Psad. Qoa,
t. ( fAt I'd Stlt6 Normal School.
etl Q.opd, Sept. ], 1859,
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An Institute will be held by Hon. M. q.
Duunell, State supt Of Pablo distraction,
al the new Normal School building in ST.
CLOUD, commencing MONDAY, AUG.
BOTH, and continuing i've days. All those
attending will BE- entertained free. TO
those in regular attendance free return
tickets will DO given, also upon any stage
line running into 81. Cloud, and upen tho
St. Paul & Pacific r. r. It 10 hoped there
will be large attendance. In addition to
Stearns county teachers, who Arc sars to
attend, let US hear from al adjacent parts
Of the State. We hope this Institute will
be NO local affair.
N. F. BARNES, Com. Of
IRA MOORE, JArrapgements.
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CAaDrDATB ron oHHRlRP.
CANDIDATE FOR DIIB0lDR.
thereby snneunes myself a. candidate
for Sheriff Of stsarns eounty, at The sasu-
ing election. .- a.. -. %. ..
y. ...:~ p. L. GREGORY.
81. Clesd, Sept. eth, 1869. -"

Con1ea1- AID Observation-Disclosures
Bros. hsve In store . largs stock Il the 81.
Anthony Fails Mills shsetins Paper, for
lining houses. This article has been thor
oughly tested, and 10 considered one Of the
most economical things that can be used
in building. II soon saves ito cost in fuel.
They have also . new supply Of wall paper,
OF oil grades and patterns, for sale cheap
Attention 10 asked for both these articles
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

POLITICAL ExcITEnEH1. 49, Everybody
seems 10 b swallowed up IL the prsvaiins
political contest. Little else ~ tal1sd
about, except thst oil unite in psseaoaleins
Pickit & Abbotts just The. p1sss for buying
goods. They ssll T. every body alike. Re-
publicans and Democrats-''ehsap for
cash." Is.
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THE FARMERS BOOK.
IN BOTH ENGLISH ANU
GERAAN


Showing how to double the val.
ue Of Land; make three times
~ much out of Stock; raise
three times as much Grain Hay
Roots and all farm crops, and
moro than double all tho profits
lOf the farm. Every farmer,
stock raiser, gardener and fruit
Iculturist wants it. One Hun.
|tred l. Forty illustrations.
Agents are having wonderful
success. Send for circular, the
Recommendations, price and
terms to Agents. Address
Zeigler, McCurdy / Co.,
90 Norroe st., Chicago, Ill
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PROCEEDIN0s OF THE TDAoHNRs
INSTITUTE,
u. cloud, August 80, 1852.
rIRsS DAY's sISs1oN.

FIRsT DAYS SxS0IoN.
The Institute convened at the Normal
School building, At 2 o'clock ?. n, twenty
four members being present. Prof. Knight
gave . class drill in reading. An exercise
in spelling was conducted BY Prot. Moore.
A dispatch from Mr.. Dannell, Supsrinten.
dent Of Public Instruction, was read, stat
ing that no was detained from attending
the Institute on account Of sickness, but
that no would lecture before tho Institute
in the evening OK send substitute. The
Institute adjohrasd at ARR.
$3.50" 1v8xIna s1selo1.
The 1aatltnts. With . large and iatell-
gsee asadisass Of eitizsns, convened 1t The
Coapssaaio,sl church. at . quarter bbfors
eight s'oloek. The first exercise Of the
svsaisg vss . qusrtstts sung By 1ssszs.
Montgomery and Weary, Mr.. Porter and
9Itoe Hayward. The Institute then liatsn,
ID 70 IN able aud instruetivs address BY
Prot. GATES Of St. Paul-sshjset, "sshoel
Government"
lst. Necessity Of order, or good govern
ment to secure the success Of the school.
I'd. In what order or good government
consists.
Sd. Methods Of securing this order.
The lecture was followed by another
quartet.
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DIED..

On Saturday morning, August 2sth, Of
cholera infAntum, Bsssln, oalf child of
Chas. and Mary E. Ketcham, aged 6
months and days.
Sweet flower that scents the morn, -
But wthers in the rising day,
Thus loyelv was the infants dawn,
Thus swiftly 1ed'its Lie away"
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Fathers were in session on
Monday evening and transacted large
amount Of business.
Present-Ald. Evans President, Alden,
Bridgmsn, Fritz, Miller, Robbers, P.
Smith, T. Smith and Tenny.
A communication from Mayor Taylor
WAS received, enolosing the resignation Of
Policeman Robertson, and recommending
that chss. Kstehan DO appointed. Po-
licsmaa for one month. The resignation
Of Mr.. Robsstson was accepted and upon
motion that Mr.. Ketcham's appointment be
confirmed vote was taken, and the result
Was ~ follows:
Heas-Ald. Alden, Fritz, Miller and Ten
ny.
Rays-Ald. Bridgman, Robbers, P.
Smith and +. Smith.
II being . tic vote, President Evsul
thereupon voted yea and the appointment
was confirmed.
AID. Tsnny introduced resolution r.
qussting Hon. II. T. Wellss, Of Miansap>
Ii, 70 look after the Interests Of st. Clsud
| at he meeting Of the Directors ofths N
P. 4. B. Co., ct New York City, On the 9sl
preximo, which was adopted.
The Council also withdrew ths Hetsl 30
ass prepesitiea I'D aaIsvsd aunbsf q
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