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= R1rulzzD.-Rev. E. v. Campbell, pas
tor Of the Prssbyterian church, returned
homo to-day from IN extended visit in
Psnnsylvsnis. Services win b he'd keyu-
larly hereafter, morning and evening, COM
msneing Sabbath next.
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sA1s 11vzs1nsurs.-1f any Of our East
ern readers are troubled with surplus
fands, they can loan here to good advan-
tsse On ample real estate security. The
money market il very close, and interest
bigh-too high.
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o1.1ca. D.rof AND Pu.cnAsso Cor. o. Sun,
:Esa b. PAUL. AnN, August 18th, 1850
CEALED PROP SALs, I'm DUPLICATE,
~ will bs.reoeived at this oiicsi until 10
o'oseok NJ Monday, September 9th. 1862
for tho delivery of4+-k 81 1!tT a,.s; stftd'i.
3Jeoe B.shsas good, sound, dity, meridian
tabs Corn In the ear, 60 pounds to the
bus1ARAs sd ss9&G43f II .s*.:1ti. Ttf2:ss5 s''.s
The corn 10 hs I'M good, stout, double
sacks hid delivered Il 81. Paul. st.. Cloud
or Fort Ranson, D. n, (which to be stated
In the. bids) within fifteen days after, the
3awasdis made, or, II delivered at Fort
/. - IS 'i..iaas u ssch fund. =.
Da1t l b. the Treasury of the
susAe6 olai bat not until. tho stores con
$500 ss6y he party have been deliver
1sFlsaboys propessb Is Be bound 81 I'll
tie conditions usually attached, 10 my I'd.
vsftissnsnts Tor Suhslstence Stores. -, 3 ).
,,ss.t J: !. = e ~ J. H GILMAN,
sspt2jtd clptt 6. 3. Bv't Il. Col. o. i. a.
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OA1s.-Mr. Swanson, some miles south
Of this plaes, threshed over two thousand
bushels Of oats this season, the average
weight Of which was AZ pounds to the
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" IN the Model This makes IS In I'll {;
50 that tho youngest Of the trio may ven
be congratulated on 120 with which to
D1nocRA11c CAUcuszs.-On Saturday
evening tho unterri6ed met in the. several
wards Of tho city to select delegates to A.
tend the County and .Di.t-i-.. Can .s..,ona
held yesterday. ri ':"s-s'l1l = -. 81
.rnsr VAN --,. -. ...t
N. F. Barnes was chosen Chairman, and
Geo: L. Hays, Secretary. On motion, N.
T. Barnes Vas elected the delegate to At
tend both; Conventions, =: H. =
Z {. .,..,.. =. sEooxD WARD. =. ..jst.
The esusus was Organized by the, sslec-
ton Of Andrew Schroeder - Chairman,
and Judge Gregory Secretary. On motion,
A. Schroeder was elected delegate to at-
lend the County Convention, and J. G.
Huber delegate to attend the District
Convention.
:. THIRD WARD. +: '.-
In the "bloody Third" At eight o'clock
Sheriff Mickey announced that al .were
in, when Judge Evans called the caucus to
order. An organization was effected by
the election Of Judge Evans q Chairman,
and B. Vossberg Secretary.
John L. Wilson moved to proceed to
elect by ballot three delegates 70 attend
the County Convention. John Zapp i and
E. N. Wright were appointed tsllsrs.1 II,
ballot stood: . 5,s' -. .'>S:1
?. Kramer, 1sl 7. stsinburg, :; i 3
J. Kinder, 10 r. Vincent, 8;
J. 1. Wilson, II J. Thsis, i, -. 81 Z
r -f. Scattering; 8 -
E. N. Wright moved the elestion. v;ve
soee, Of three delegates 10 attend The D,s-
triet Convention. E. NJ. Wright, r.. Win:
cent and G. sehulten were 10 elected. r1t'
After The selection Of L. A. Evans ~ :
Town COMMITTEES for the sns.ihg ys.1lr, tic
caucus adjourned. ~ 80 5':) e:ss RI o:,s'fs
y a''s You11n WARD. ~ a.
Philip Beauprs wss chosen chairaaaapu,
aad \. Lamb seerstaryy John Dsrt and
Peter Smith wsrs elected 4, represent iths
ward lnsboth Oonvsntionl;'. i gh 49,; Z. ts ~
PsniorAI.-Judss H.nlin returned HON.
On Friday evening f1o on j. '',,i.it,e Penn
''lss .' sseomgr1lld bxs hiS ziyo9asaPt
q Il: 49,. g., n 49,, d. "a
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St: Cloud: Sept: q. 1859: : -- nlo-4t
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Seth Gibbs sand " VI. NS6Ssss, 70
Clearwater, hsys be- ldfsxuiaslp fstijarors
fer the October tssnsess ths .U.es. Circuit
Court TO b. held at 81 Peal. zs rssssfss.
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A TnAvsIss.-A piano shipped from
Boston passed through here last week for
Fort Totten. It was for wife Of Lieu
tenant stationed there. Just think of .
piano out on the plains!
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/ ~ Eusry busfnsss man who wants 10 ne
eredss liz trade shoald advertiss.
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1 DAMP EXPER1ENCE'' OF A
BROTHER. -

PAYNEsv1LLE, MINI, Sept. 20, 1869.
EDITOR JouRSAL.-Sunday, the 18th
inst, found the Methodists at Rockford,
Wright county, holding quarterly meeting.
The rain was 80 hard and constant that
but few were in attendance. The meet
:ng', however, were Of average interest.
Rev. N: Lathrop. of this place, led the
services. On Sunday afternoon, there
were several hard peals Of thunder, ana
the rain fell in torrents, which continued
all Of Sunday night, and through Monday
and Monday night almost without abate-
msnt. Tuesday morning it was still show
cry, but had some appearance of clearing
awav, which it did during the forenoon.
At noon the Reverend gentleman started
in the direction Of Monticello via Buffalo.
All went well until he arrived at Fredrlck's
creek, some four miles from Rockford.
This was found swollen and raging. Moth
ing undaunted, however, his Reverence
boldly ventured. About the middle of the
stream, the box Of the wagon foated, lift
ing the bolster and uncoupling the concern.
The fore wheels made more rapid progress
than the box, the hind wheels ceased to
revolve and stood stock still in the midst
Of the stream. The parson, however,
kept his balance we'll, and made his steed
draw his extempore boat well nigh ashore,
when she foundered in water about three
feet deep. On locking over the scene,
books, sermons and clothes were no more
mere .'dry BONES" but rather moist. The
hind wheels IF tina wagon. we're barely to be
seen, having passed the deepest 81 the wa
ter, and things were decidedly mixed. A.
tor drawing out the box and rishting other
things, our valorous divine donned .sbn;h
day :sstit,' p and going into the stream, fast
ened line to the reach Of his hind wheels
and proceeded to draw them out to terra
)srnsa, sfter>which, putting things together,
he proceeded joyoNsly on his journey.
Alas! how uncertain are human calcula-
tions. He had not proceeded halls dozen
miles ere he found bridge gone, and an
other raging creek more 'forbidding than
the first impeding his progress. Deeming
this time prudence the better part Of valor,
he retraced his steps and sought refuge for
the night in the house of venerable Ger
man citizen. The next day, after sundry
peregrinations through tangled forests,
over floating bridges, and in "sloughs of
despond," our friend made his way to
Monticello, having made the rapid progress
Of twenty miles in twenty-seven hours.
After many haps and mishaps, his Rever-
ence reached this place all in good trim.
-. IF. J. p.
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W1A1HR1.-Tbe rainy weather still CONF
inues, although the showers are not 90
heavy and frequent as formerly. The riv.
or has fallen couple Of inches within the
past few days:
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:. COUNTY EU1LD1xa.-W. ". Pinnsy's
t3sin started for New London, Nonongslia
county, on Friday, loaded with lumber and
goods. Mr.. P. intends putting up build
ing 20xao, two stories high, for the use Of
the County officers.
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tsTHE JOURNAL" FOR 1HI car.
PAlGN. Cid

In order that all may b supplied With
THz JOURNAL during he present political
campaign, 10 offer It Il tie following
rAtoQ. =, s-,ss4s'. . l
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.,

=; ! hereby announce myself as candidate
for Sheriff Of Stearns county, at the ensu-
ing election. 7
L. GREGORY.
st. Cloud, Sept. 9th, 1869.
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RAYAOSD, Sept. 20th, 1869.

. z%= RAfAosD, Sept. 20tb,s 1869. :.
EplTop loUnsA1.-The continued Mt
weather bass tendency to mako things
lookvery blue. Farmers Who had footed
up their estimates Of the wheat crop at
an average Of twenty bushels to the . acre,
will nav 30 satisfied ifsthey get three
fourths Of that. There Is no doubt but
that one-fourth Of the crop Of small grain
Is entirely ruined, and the chances IRE
that moro will follow II II does not clear
up soon. r.
As for the potato crop 1t will be nearly
a:total failure. have examined several
fields and the result is tho same. Some
kinds are wholly decsyed, others badly Of.
footed; and 1.-Two can save enough for
seed in this section We shall BE- fortunate.
Most q the hay that was put up before
harvest is following the same road. Many
farmers who waited 10 cut their hay sitter
harvest have about concluded to build some
fat boats to gather it., The only alterna-
tive Is for farmers totake good care Of the
straw.
The political element is drying up Of
late, preparatory to the November storm,
which will roll wave Of Republicans down
the valley that will overwhelm our Demo-
cratic friends ir the eastern part Of the
county if they don't stand from under.
Times are rather dull and will be until
the grain crop begins to move. Sank Cen
ire presents different appearance from
two years ago. -:
I feel it but Justice to q worthy man to
say to the public that Rev. Bowdish has
been preaching to our community for the
past summer, and yesterday preached his
farewell discourse. For christian deport-
ment and logical ability he has no sliuperior
in this section. He is worthy Of better
circuit. May his lines be cast in pleasant
places. Our good wishes go with him.
Yours, L. B. RAYMOND.
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- E vvasssD. LTD borrswt As sum Of $500 for
- year. on good rsal estate security.
I1qaire ct this omes. S..
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RAn.-Wright county holds its first
Pair this week, commencing so-day. When
shan ~ b able to announce stsarns couD.
T's hrst fair! Our farmers and manu-
faesursrs ere sadly behind hand In this
matter. They could make > good showing,
II they would. a~a' 59!|@ l. 1 49,
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The Republicans of Todd county have
nominated =. E. Abbott, West Union,
for Auditor; and 8. p Chandler, 81 1oanik
Prairie, for Treasurer. ~. ,..ex
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St. Cloud, July 20, 1869.

! COOP IAnD.-ses The advertisement Of
and for sale in stea1ns and Pope counties,
The lands sre good, and the prices very
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FoR RENr.-A good store-room in the
best business part Of the city. Size Of
room 22x60, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire of
/ JOS. BROKER.
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raj ii. ST. CLOUD
-.er.. :soobs@> 'r56;: ~? r.: =.
Wagon'Factory.
Farm and Freight Wagons.
Light Spring wagons
and BuEs1es.
. Scott :! Hegg & Swenson,
i /; ~asa Having bought the -
st. Cloud Wagon Factory,
Are prepared to make to order and will
keep on hand a good assortment Of
y! Wagons Rnee;~e &o'
r. ,'s 4 The attention Of
Farmers and Freighters
w..lhs Wagon, this spring in i. called to
''.'' our stock.
-" None but the =:
very Best Material
!. :. Il used in our work.
'":9 Especial attention paid to
r e'P i~r i n g >.
SCOTT, HEGG & swENsoN,
st. Cloud, March 10. 1869. v11n34-tf
J. H.'OWEN & CO.,
=. '..-.:I MANUFACTURERS OF
DR. DRESSED IS LUMBER
=: :. s. 4; a. :. ST. !;:7[: D..
.ri- j. ..o oa;.
Doors, Blinds,
WOOD Mo9ULD1NGs. ,...,..
Turnin's ., 8 & j: Sewing inc,
RoQRS 1xD j. N1 IA b ". zR4 i
2;,GI .0e 1j;'saa;g&;: 80. z'n'l'. u ao'.--
|: Newell Posts, ..: ID: Balusteer IS
. ....s. AND FENCE FlekR1 IS s''' 81 u:
sash,, Doors, blinds All
Mouldings, .:,.:5e:
|.aaGu-. ,ssDsC -uGsEd EI-3' = NJ; tE'3t.s
.; constantly ON Hand.
80 eSgsIaaG L! 2d%EE 20 : ~ t' 80
GaEs = ss;s5>, ~. ,sostsi
Drun-e aa3-! yt:taup -a5t :%'.s:'@I ~ -.
Bas|EES.,5. CASTINGS hRl, DOOR Jams
T-z>l.As.,l, pr Dssis.;= WIN ths Ut.
xns7.s % 49, e'S ltPs q" Asa.suo ,ne1
-2ai1l:ans &c soAfsE ..ea s.nl73 ei5f q
-sb::i ada a: s'ai4sts eti o. 81
d COUNTRY l D,:: ORDERS ']E;]Eas IL
iii hAas ,ejsrxbI Il. to& ~oos 81 s. 5zG
Attended to promptly, and specially sole.
s5@"1 QiH snat5E tied. .1nQ'i = =
.z&as:4 a:,'~His Ui 81 }.0"s:z,
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=. s;':3 ,.5'a cost a2 - ";1;%,7
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E'~ go Kill.; .->,r.
ST. CLOUD ~ :: MINI
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[esS 0pnn,rsl az ~ NOnllALf &CxnoI.s 20
s.. 81. ,..,.,,,,, ~, n =.
as $500 g assos - .asss .ss y,
opening Of The hrst tern q NE NORMA
School, which had taksa plAae ~ Efdayi
#,,,,.,.,,.,on. The .ohool II nov II 90
$500 - ~, -. -
5ine otdef' Wa Aaa ee e.s sAes u
and oHs AssdFsa sad tese'sey seAolafs. II
The Normal Department. there aro any,
whose names are given below 50
3 Ss3s ~. , s,t f5-s.s
~ I 81 -. I, p., 81, il.
1 A%els 1Aasey orlando. shsrburne Coz
e - = 49, DsEa ess, as.ss 81 Cloud. s.
ID "A. -, 1lssrs..
S ~ e. 1 - 1 n Pratris. EIssE
~ s. 8 "a nayvsfd st Cloud. q,
1 n.y. =. aa(wsrd. Z.:@s.
81 go =: .aal, bellevue, Morrison ca.
~ e 0Iyensa 81 Cloed. Cgsha ca
q 6 6LSa - g Anewlee. New 1eadon, Aoaos-
n Nelns. = = Hnaall. Asins Prairie. 4
i one = Aeay. 80 ;, !; 81. Is sc, lco.
Allie Lnther 4 e - 80 1870 ~
Ruth ]. Lambeft Be,levue. Morr,ao, "a "a,
sAnelis II. Libhv. Brooivsv. ., - ~ ~
Euniee A Liz 4 ssasss ~ !
M 'Ioore. Ho.t,e.,,o with. r. ! q
5 Vir:;ri. MN - C1o,,i i 4 -. ~ s'3+s
Fannie ]. Mo0auehey. Winon.. r =
Evelyn A. MoKenney, Maine Prairie.
Marion Owen, st. Cloud. r' = TCo.
Hattie A. Roberts, Orlando, shsrbnrne
Colombo Rasicot, Little Falls Morrison Co.
N Meme s sutton Now Munich.
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~ Watch This Space!

~ " hLSA AHA0 9paces
a. A good u story frame House with
an l.; a.good we'll; and four acres of land,
in the city limits, for sale, Price 1920
Long time given If desired.
For ssle-1e0 se,ss Of Land near the city
With good bai1disE. suitable, for hotel.
Price 1900.
For sale-A good II 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 contain;nz 30
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
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~Alktnds ofJobprinting, In Rne.
Oh, German or Norwegian. executed at
his once. Send in vour orders.
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Two months will include all election re-
turns.
All orders must be accompanied BY the
cash. A
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Fo1 SA11.-A mammoth deer head. well
stuffed. Inquire at this Office. ~.
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

. ... ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
VIII Buy and Sell Real Estate On
~ Il ~ Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact Ill busi-
ness connected with
Zeal Estate Agency.
REPEREScKs.
Gov. VIZ. B. MAasHA1L, st. Paul, MIMI,
Ex-Goy. 9. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa,
hon. J. NJ. McKELvY, st. Cloud. MINI,
Hon. d. 7. NslhEs, Minneapolis, MINI.
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scribers, who now renew their subscril
tons for another year, We will, for fft
cents additional to the regular price Of on
paper, send the beautiful plate entitle
"Our American Fruits" described below
slss, THz JOURNAL, and T2s Peoples Jor
.sa for one year, published by 1.-THE PEG
pies Publishing Co.." Philadelphia, Pa.
Cincinnati, O., Chicago, NJ, St. Louis, Mo.
and Springfield, Mass, . monthly Of nix
teen large quarto pages, whose merit i
fully attached BY its more than zoe, O0(
readers. It should bs in every family.
~ Send in your orders It once.
'eOu1 AMIlIcAH FRu11s"-This splen.
did eolored fruit case b now nearly ready
ne delivery. 1t contains eighteen spsoi.
a M Of the choicest American fruits, col.
ored, from life. It 10 the work Of accom-.
plisAsd artists, il handsomely finished In
tsn eolofA and W deem il unsurpassed BIZ
any ftuit-plats ever published in tlis
country. When framed and hung upon
the VAN Il win prove . source Of constant
pleasure to al Who behold it. II win be
sent BY mail to any address On receipt Of
FoH SA1..-A mammoth deer head, well
stuffed. Inquire At this Office. ~.
WsArHE1.-Tbe rainy weather still cone
tinues, although the showers are not 90
heavy and frequent as formerly. The riv.
or has fallen . couple Of inches within the
past few days:
A TaAvs1ss.-A piano shipped from
Boston passed through here last week for
Fort Totten. It was for wife Of Lieu
tsns mt stationed there. Just think of .
piano out on the plains!
OA1s.-Mr. Swanson, some miles south
Of this plaes, threshed over two thousand
bushels Of oats this season, the average
weight Of which was AZ pounds to the
b0ahsL ---'Isa.ss@ t-'
= Rsrulz1D.-Rev. E. Y. Campbell, pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church, returned
homo to-day from IN extended visit in
Psnnsylvania. Services win b hel1keyu-
larly hereafter, morning and evening, com.
msneing Sabbath next. ..
SA11 hvEs1nEu1s.-Ifa any Of our East
srn readers are troubled with surplus
funds, they can loan here to good advan-
tase On ample real estate security. The
money market il very close, and interest
high-too high.
ACCOUNTABILITY Blood, Of this place,
lad Of ten years, while At Geo. T. Rice'e,
in Benton county, on Monday last, fell
from the hay-now through the barn, in
juring his head and side in serions if not
dangerous manner. 49,.
d STILL noll.-Mrs. Farwell has recsiv-
Cd still another large supply Of window
shades and vall papsr-sll kinds, styles
and prices. They 80 of with Wonderful
rapidly:
:. COUNTY: EulLDIHa.-W. w.. Pinney's
t3ain started for New London, Nonongslia
county, on Friday, loaded with lumber and
goods. Mr.. P. intends putting up build
ins 2oxao. two ,torie, hirh. for the M. Of
ia con,tv of;..r,
49,
k".-"nsht county holds ito frat
Fair this week, commencing to-day. When
shah ~ bs able to announce stearns coup.
W hrst lir! Our formers and manu-
faesursrs ere sadly behind hand In thi,
matter. They could make ! good showing.
II they would. e~a' 5'*..,1 !I@ q"
$500. ------. ....l. ..4s. !: >, r.
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ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.
JOURNAL, by D. II. G. Murphy d Co
HUMBER MARKET. -.
NEAT MARKET.2

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I'D. II: g. Murphy 4 CO. ore ablsi 10
o6sr fresh stock q groceries and provis-.
ions 70 dealers :at exceedingly favorable
rates : = y: They can make it u object Tor
country merchants q buy Of them instead
ofegoing to 81. Paul. They are building
up'a heavy trsde 81 81 ia
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dRAxps liInnIII OP1r1f6 .loA1Thuf.-
iAy and Friday ofnsxt swssk;; aSsbt. 8Nf4
.nd ose |. 1,tIntsl pa Z =! IS nj
her lFst tfand m 3lV 1ssspsnine, in Ne
NJ store ons ssi ffhddsiaa gitlset: The ll;
dies m Ieqpeets to. hear :sttiga8a nina;
r. lisph i, si " 6, ~ e, =
and nsst comp. "A t1issSltys
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ara from other ioo.i;t;.. 4. 81. I. ....S
ThesN6,m.l n.,.........: =
three seot,on, r., ,...,o.. - ~. q ~
l2and 2 Ia 4 o,.,i.,,l -. ....:,.,..., ~.
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DO NO ,l.ck' a. ,o,,,, .,,e..:, 20,
ts..h.r. -, ~. ....1,. :. = - . ...
nesot.. and ind..,, -, o.h., ..... -.
,stats !. van - =. = : . !, ;. =, 80.
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Complete and Elegant New
Z - SSOoA' l.
Largest and most EleKsnt Stocks OF
MILLINERY GOODS

Ever opened in tho State. She has also
removed to her NEW STORE on st. Ger
main street, between. Washington and Rich
mond avenues, where she would be pleased
to hsve call from the Ladies Of Northern
Minnesota. r-~ ~ -.
Her stock comprises, in part: 20
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ArrIss.-Ws have seen some specimens
Of The Transossdent crabs, picked from
the garden Of a. faweett, which measured
six inches in circumference. ~ ?. -. ~
= cluster picked iron : tree IA. Jades
0rssory's gafisn had saxteea large trans
ssndsnts on sprig four inehes long. ~. S@ =:
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DsnocnAT1c CAUcusEs.-On Saturday
evening the unterri6ed met in the several
wards Of the city to select delegates to At.
tend the County and District <,...n.-.ss.a,ono
held yesterday. II "-@@- s'l4 = IT, ri
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j.: e. WEST,
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
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srILLPBsfCEs FOR FLouR.

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CHICAGO, Sept. %. ..
Whea-Market unsettled: No. 2 $1.184
cash and seller in Sept; SLIT seller in
Oct.
Corn-Fair demand; No. s13c $780,
82c seller in Sept.
0ats-Quiet but firm, at 44{c cash and
seller in Sept.