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ARTHUR Il. COFFIN, President.
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.

arthur G' CONN, George l., Harrison,
SamueI W. Jones, Francis Il. Cope,
John A. Brown, Edward Il. Trotter.
Charles Taylor, Edward s. Clarke.
Ambrose White, 4. Charlton Henry.
William Welsh, Alfred d. Jessup.
Richard d. Wood, John p. White,
s. Morris VAIN, Louis c. Madeira,
John Mason, Charles w. Cushman,
l 10 tuths3tip
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STATEMENT OF TIE ASSETS,
january 1, 1869.
.IRsr MORTGAGES ON CITY PROPERTY.
sG2s,55O.Oo

FIRST MORTGAGES ON CITY PROPERTY.
sGes,55O.Oo
LOAN BONDS.
S30l 100 u. S. Government Loans 1924 l77OO
10000 Philadelphia City Loans.."..... li9 $500
$4,000 Pennsylvania State Loans...... l67 6lO0O
l4,09O Cincinnati City Ronds............ l26OOOO
4l,O0U Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company's Loans.............. g. $4,000
10000 Del. and Rar Canal and Cam.
den and Anboy II. Il. Uo.... $4,000
$1,000 Chesapeake and Del. Canal
Co.'s Con Mort Loan, 1885,. 3IOiO 90
10000 North Pennsylvania r. r..
Company's Bonds lS6l....... 3j 600 90
4,0O0N Pennsylvania II. Il. COST
per cent. coupon bonda........ l,OO5Od
10000 Pennsylvania Il. X, Co.'s
Bonds Clst mortgage) )....... 100000
10000 Schuylkin Navigation Con-
veriible Mortgage Loan...... 100000
$1,000 Delaware Division Canal Com.
pany's Loan n."...........,m....... Is $50 90
10000 Delaware Railroad Company's
Mortgage Loan..."............,.. SSOOOO
$1,000 Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
paDy's Mortgage BOnds....... 27 10000
5000 Union Canal Company's Loan, 60O0O
STOCKS.
2lj sh. Philadephia, Germantown,
and NoTistown Rail. Com. i297'5o
239 sh Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and Baltimore Rail. Com. l3l45OO
100 sh' Philadelphia Bank"....."....... $500 W
IS sh. Germantown and Perkiomen
Turnpike Company.............. l575.OO
l76 sh. Chesapeake and Del. Canal Co. 100000
50 sh. Schuylkill Navigation Com
pany (preferred) lSS2,........... IISOOo
5S sh Schuy kill Navigation Com
pany (common) ......o........... 5000
100 sh. N Pennsylvania RR. Com. 35OO'OO
40 sh. Philadelphia aud Southern NJ.
S. S. mpany............."....... 100000
MIsCELLANEoUS
Cash on hand and in Bank"""........... llS O66'93
Notes Receivable 800 373I9
Policies (premlums unsettled )......... l43 1926
DEBTS due Ia account (ali good )........ 4305S'5I
Interest Due and Unpaid."",............. 255O7'9I
Real Estate, Office of the Company
80 10000
TOTAL AsSEfS'.."'.,' .....o."%2 ,34 ,393'39
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HC453%. OFFICE ms. co. NORTH AMERICA,
S-S PHILADELPHIA January II 1869,
The Directors have this day declared n 81 mRunusl
Dividend OF SIX PER GENT, payable on demand
free OF all taxes. CHARLES PLATT
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f~99y@ OFFICE OF THE ST. NICHOLAS COAL
80 COMPANY, No. 2c5l5 WALNUT fREEr
PHILADELPHIA, January 10, 1869
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders VIII be
held at the Office OF the Company MONDAY,
February J. 1869, az u o'clock NJ, when election
will be held for seven Directors TO serve the ensuing
year. Il. JOHNS TON,
| 10 lit Secretary,
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h1@3 DIVIDEND NOTICE.

H-A}.3 DI ' IUIND NUIIUE,--
PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD
CONPANY.
Office No. ara South della WARE Avenue.
- PHILADELPHIA, January 70 1869
The Directors have this day declared seml-snnual
dlvicenu Of FIVE t5) PER UENT. upon the Capital
stock Of he Com any, clear oftores from toe profits
OF the six months enOing December 81 1865, payable
OF and after FeOrnary, first proxtm no. the holders
there OF as they stood registered the books of
Company on the 18th inst
l2OlOt Treasurer.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY.
A Mothers View of'nrargaret uerlyn, :,
LAKESIDE, Jan. 20, 1856

LAKESIDE, Jan. 20, 1869.
ED1ron JoURNAL.-Well, Mr.. Editor.
''Minn Yung'' has just been and gone and
it. He has been giving aid and comfort to
''Bitter Sweet by unfolding ''baby jean
nie;" for am just weak minded THAT is
the regulation word, isn't it?) enough to
love with my whole heart and soul every
mothers baby in the universe, and every
word said in their favor 1take as a person.
al favor. And am just going to promise
that "Angelina Matilda" shall never
through my influence be anything but a
dutiful, loving and obedient wife. But
do not think his criticisms of 'Ion" fair ;
for how can man be expected to know Of
the impulse that causes the loving mother
to press her own darling more closely to
her heart, as she reads the pretty prattle
Of "baby Jeannie?' How cah he be ex-
pected to know how that baby talk reaches
the tenderest spot in that bereaved moth
er's heart, when the precious ono lies 20
cold and still in yonder church yard, OF
that JEANNE will be remembered by many
weary mother long after every other in.
cident Of the story is forgotten! Neither
can he know that the lisping '.Dod bres.
Muger" has staid the footstep Of some
weary, heart.brokcn mother, when upon
tho very brink Of ruin both Of soul and
body. No, no; he caunot be expected t.
say ''amen" to our heartfelt 'sGod bless
the babies," both in fact and fiction.
have not the audac:ty to criticise such
work as ''Margare. Merlyn," and viii
only say that like the quaint snl, sdeaid.
eddy original style of the author. IL. ahl
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LLPhlCEs FOR FLOUR

:. "a Fresh Garden, Flower and Tree
Seeds, and Small Fruits, prepaid BY mail
A complete and judicious assortment. Is
sorts of either Seeds $1.0o. True Cape
Cod Cranberry with directions for culture
on high OF low. land. New fragment Ever.
blooming Japan Honeysuckle, charming
new hardy vine. GO cents each. $500
per dozen, prepaid. New Early Rose Po-
tato, rs cents per lb. s lbs. $500 prepaid.
Priced catalogues TO any address, also
trade lists. Seeds on commission. Agents
wanted. $780,.
!" B. n. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseris,
and Seed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass.
RakAhlsahiA 1oAO%+t1Gs .a&9 49,.
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY,
Chrtstmas-School-Si
Mills.
CLITHERALL, Jan. 10, 1869

CL1THERALL, Jan. ID, 1869.
EDITOR JouRNA1.-To 60 back to Christ
mas time. would say that the children
Of the settlement prepared tree, and on
Christmas Eve. all, old and young. u.s.
sembled to see what share Of the fruit
would fall to their lot. Misses Emily
Pratt and Emma Whiting were to price
and distribute the presents. and VIM. Cor
liss and 8. J. Whiting to take an inventory
Of the same. The gifts numbered 1872, va
rying in price from five cents to three dol
lars each, the whole amounting to $71.41.
A considerable share were made by the
children's own hands. Pretty we'll done
for the backwoods, and with only few
families.
We are having good school this win.
ter, taught By VIM. Corliss. Some thirty
scholars ore in attendance, and improving
finely.
The health Of the neighborhood general
" is good. There was one death in the
early part ofthe winter, q child of VIM.
Corliss. There has been one case of ty-
phoid fever since, but it is recovering.
The mild winter may have tended to this.
The snow is about eighteen inches on o
level. The ice in the lakes is much thin
ncr than usual.
Mr.. Craigie is.still progressing with his
mill and expects to have it running early
in the spring. Another mill is going up at
Otter Tail City. Next summer, with good
luck, those who wish to build on this side
Of the mountains can get lumber in their
own county, and farmers can have their
grain ground near home.
Two men few days since lost their way
and slept under snow drift near Rush
Lake Settlement. One Of them froze his
feet very badly before getting to house
Ike next morning. Much caution is need
ed in this cold climate.
Indians quiet and peaceable. No whis-
Ky: Good!
| G. WHITING.
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FA1R.-The ladies Of St. Mary's Church
will hold fair on the evenings Of Febrr-
airy I'd, Sd and 4th, at Schwartz & Theis'
Hall, for the benefit Of the new parochial
house. The best supper St.. Cloud ever
saw will be given. Tho st.. Cloud Silver
Cornet Band will furnish music for the CO.
casion. Admission % cents;s children
half price; supper IS cents per couple.
All are invited to attend = '''' .'..S'' d
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FROM THE RED RIVER SETTLE
- NlENT.

1--WE make the following extracts from q
private letter received from Mr.. II, W.
hanford, lately Of this city: j
Town OF WINNIPEG, \
COLONY OF Ass1N1Bo1sE, B. A.,
Dec. "a, 1868.
Arrived here on tho 22d, having been on
the way over thirty-nine days. I should
have come in twenty days had the reads
aud weather been good. Came as. fur as
Fort Abercrombie with my wagon left it
there and built two sleds, such as the half
breeds use, and came tho balance Of the
way with them. Had some cold weather
for camping, but I enjoyed the trip very
much. and my health was good.
q Have not had time to look around much
yet, but think shall like the place and
people. find business much better than
l expected. We have work enough in now
to keep us busy till spring.
There will be much suffering here This
winter for want Of -four and meat. They
will probably be hauling -four all the time
from Fort Abercrombie. .~& r..
|, Enclosed End 81 for THE JOURNAL.
Truly Yours,
- 80 H. W. HANFORD.
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shows q thorough knowledge Of human ma

shows . thorough knowledge Of human M.
ture. in both man and woman, aud possess,
IS the power Of porirsying her characters
SO wildly and SO to tho life that one al
most imagines that they themselves and
their acQuaintanccs ore the actors in the
drama. Indeed, have already selected
every character; even Edward Strofyuder
and Mr.. Twinzy have q representative,
(not worry catering to my aopuaiutenoes,
/ think you will says for the strofyn-
ders and Tw,nzys arc not all in stories.-
The .JounNAL is read with interest in our
family circle. First "Margaret Merlyn,"
(which meets with rs many criticisms Us
there are members Of tho family y then
tho news, correspondence, &c., after which
it is sent many weary miles 10 the home Of
my childhood, while l in fancy follow it
there to hear the comments Of my gray
haired father as he hears it read, and (for-
give the egotism) think can see the love-
light in the eye and the glad smile upon
my mothers face, as she reads an occa-
sional marked letter which her mother
love teaches her was written b. her child,
whom the wheel of fortune has cast upon
these northern wilds. There, think I
have shown myself "ueak" enough to-day
at least, an' will stop ere the longing de-
sire to follow THE JOURNAL into civiliza-
tion causes the tear-drop to blot the page.
BITTER SWEET.
NEw MAIL EoUrEs.-Yhe Postmaster
General advertiscs for bids to be sent in
before March 3lst, for carrying the mails
on a number Of new routes in Minnesota,
among which arc the following cf local in
tercst
From Rockville to St. Cloud, II miles,
weekly.
From St. Augusta to St. Cloud, 7 miles,
semi-weekly.
From Sank Rapids, by Princeton, to
Taylor's Falls, Is miles, weekly. Also
proposals to begin at Princeton, emitting
Sank Rapids.
From snuk Rapids to haywood, IS miles.
weekly.
From Sank Rapids to Gilmanton, 1e
miles, weekly.
From St. Cloud by Santiago to Prince
ton, 80 miles, weekly. Proposals to begin
at Sank Rapids invited. -, .. =,
From haywood to St. Cloud, 20 miles.
weekly.
From Richmond, by Lake Ellen and Ma.
pie Lake, to Holmes City, weekly.
From Paynesville, by Spring Hill and
Bishops Grove to Sank Centre, 80 miles,
weekly.
From New London, by Green Lake, to
Christians. IL miles, weekly.
From Sank Centre, by east end Of Grove
Lake, to Lake Johanna, weekly.
From Sank Centre to Holmes City, week
ly.
The opening of these routes will be .
great accommodation to the settlers, who
for long time have been without proper
mail facilities. 1t is to be hoped that bids
which can be accepted by the Department
will DO made on oil.
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A USEFUL Observation-Disclosures
bros'' Of this city. are sole SCENTS for the
county for the sale Of Beaumonts Patent
Air-Escape Funnel, one Of the best thing,
cut. L is really indispensable to every
retail grocer, druggist or liquor dealer, and
oil who have to Gil jugs, dsmtjohns, bottles
or cans. Order an assortment, They
cost but > triae' more than the common
tunnels. H. Il Izl.zs II. :, .:. .s.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.

We are glad to see that tho extensive
Agricultural 1mplems ut House Of s1rovsnor
l. Co. obtained four hrst class premiums
upon tho machines exhibited by them At
the State Fair. They were remarkably
.uccessful, and the number Of prizes swsrd-
cd this house should demonstrate to farm
els whore is tho best place for buying
wheat agricultural implements or ma
ehinery they may want. The oficis! list
shows that the Cease Thresher," with
Woodbury. power, manufactured 1t Racine,
Wis.,, took the FIRST premium over the wi
orator" and Tornado Threshers and was
sold on the ground. The s.Theyer Iron
Mower" and "Hollingsworth sulkey
Rake" each took = first premium. And
although three other Of the most popular
drills were on exhibition, the .'Bucksys''
took the first premium. Tho decision Of
tho judges concerning Broadcast Sssders
had not yet been announced. The follow
ing telegram from Wisconsin shows . tri-
umph in that State:
MADISON, Wis.,, Oct. LIST, 1868.
Aessrs. Grouenor 4 Co., St. Cloud MINI.
The Buckeye Drill and Esterly Broad
cast Seeder both took first premium 1t Wis
consin State Fair to-day.
Il. SHELDON l. BROS.
Ne stronger recommendations could be
asked fer the implements sold by Groven-
or & Co. Farmers will not fail to 20 and
SEQ them. A large qaantityof ''New York.
er" Reapcrs. Iron Mowers aud Broadcast
Seeders, arrived at our Depot, for these
gentlemen last week, enough, We should
hink. to ''implement" every farmer from
here to Abercrombic.
With Dyspeptics everything is wrong.
Food doee not digest sleep does not re-
fresh wine do.s not cheer; smiles do not
gladden.; music docs not charm, nor can
any other joy enter the breast Of the miser-
able dyspeptic. You must get rid Of it, or
it will become seated and confirmed, and
life will be burden and existence = curse,
Plantation Bitters will do away With all
this. New life, strength and energy will
take possession Of you. The dannask will
again bloom upon your cheek, and the lus.
tire in your eye will again be IS bright ~
in your healthiest, happ!est and most JOY
GUS days. n,- .<:.< *.
Magnolia Water-supcrior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. =
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The NV BOARD OF HEALTH.--Il We
were constituted the Board Of Health to
guard against cholera the coming season,
our first advice would be to have Tho blood
in good condition. The only way this can
be done efectually is by using J. W. Pol
lands aumor Doctor, the sure cure for al
diseases of the blood. Put up ia large
bottles, and for sale by Tioknor, To'man 4
Co., and Allen l. Russell.
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"A meeting Of some: twent, o. the
heirs of Nicholas 'Albertson, deceased,
was held in Pittsburg recently, by special
call, representing some eight or ten
States. 1t appears that there is large
estate in the city Of Amsterdam, Hol-
land, in the hands Of the Government
Of $50, 100000 OF more Of money and
city property unclaimed, belonging Il
this family. ::'': -:
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TIE Government has restored to
Gen. Beaurcgard his Memphis proper
ty, which was condemned Eve years
ago. 1t has also been determined to
deliver over his private papers which
are now in the War Department. They
were captured about the close Of the
war.
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
St. Paul and way stations-deparss at !
4. NJ.
Arrives At It r.. NJ. Mail closes at a: NJ
Sank Centre route-Dsparts daily, Mon
days excepted, at s A. N. Arrive same
days at 6 p. NJ. Mail closes at Pm. =
Crow Wing Route-Departs daily, Mondays
excepted, At GAM. Arrives, same days,
at OF. NJ. Mail closes at P. NJ.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday, at 4 P. N. De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
At y A. NJ Mail closes at 6 A. NJ.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri
day at 10 a. N. Departs same day at
Z. II. Mail closes at P. NJ.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day at I A. N. Arrives on Tuesday at
Pm. Mail closes At s N.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat
urday, at P. NJ. Departs same days at
2p. NJ.
Rockville-On Saturday, same hour as
above.
Sank Rapids-Twics day.
r. N, RICHARDSON, P. VI.
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Alaska has base ball club. Procepi
Kiokak is first base and Mr.. Komoipechu-
sattrigeo is pitcher. Pickit & Abbott have
lots Of pitchers, besides general stock Of
queensware of the best make. They keep
everything needed in household use, and
sell cheap.
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LADIESll

A BEAUTlFIER as is A BEAUT1FlER.
Ladies Magazine for Sept.] ....:,
"HENRY R. COSTAR, Of No. 10 Crosby
Streets said to be 'out' with BEAU
TIF1ER that eclipces anything ever known
in this line. The Ladies are Wild with de-
light. One Lady says, 4 know it's right
and pointed to skin as fresh, soft and
delicate rs child. Another Lady said,
III it cost $1,000 . bottle, I'd have IT,
'Costar's' 4 8itter-Sweet
and Orange blossoms.
It gives Beauty to the Complexion, .
Rosy glow to the Cheeks, Ruby tinge to
the Lips, and Happiness Complete.
All Druggists in 81. CLOUD sell IT,
One bottle 800; three bottles 500,
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CHAxaE.-We notice that A. C. Gowdy
has connected himself with the enterpris-
ing firm Of Picket + Abbott. Mr.. G.. has
been long and favorably known in connsc-
ton with some Of onr first business mea,
and ranks as one Of the best and most. eff
cient salesmen in the upper country. His
hosts Of friends will find him always on
hand and, AZ over, O K.
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HANDY.-Clark & Davis, the enterpris-
ing -four dealers Of this city, have put =
patent feed mill into Dams factory, with
which they grind up twenty bushels Of
corn per hour.
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CHANas OF L1NEs.-On the 22d, SEM T.
tor Gilman introduced bill to change the
boundaries of the counties of Stearns and
Morrison, which was referred. It merely
affects slight strip Of territory.
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Lewis Lewiston is putting up large
stable. near Benefits gun shop for the IL
st his hotel. %..s5s:t:.; -
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.' "COSTARS"
Standard Preparations

"Costar's'' Rat, Roach, Extermlaaters.
ssCdstar's'' Bed Bug Extorminators,
s'Costar's'' (only pure) Insect Powder.
1000 Boxes and Flasks Manufaetured daily" L
can Druggists in 81. CLOUD sell them."
~ Bewsre!!! ofspurious limitations"
Address
HENRY r. COsTAR. 10 Crosby st. N. r.
Or JOHN F. HENRr (5uccessor TOY
DEHAs BARNEs& Co. 21 Park Row, N. r.
..... For sale by s. .MARLATT
v11n23 1y 81. Cloud, MINI:
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REc1rATIox.-The recitation this even
ing At the Congregational Church by Mrs.
Harriet E. Bishop, should be borne. in
hind by all. Mrs. B. has acquired con-
siderable reputation as writer, and her
recitation is said to be very interesting.
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- Tho Circulation OF Tho Joufh"A
IL DOUBLE that OF amy other paper
Published in Northern Mtnnesot~' Let
Advertisers rcnacmbel this.
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REcEP71ox.-Rev. and Mrs. Campbell,
Of the Presbyterian church, give a recep'
ton to their congregation this afternoon
and evening. The object is TO secure q
better acquaintance between tie old and
kho INV mamhapa
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

4..,.~ AID AID g.
LAKE sHoRB RA1LRo An,
TOLEDO and CLEVELAND
The only Line running throsga Trains betw,sa
CHI CA;GO AND BURFAL0
Without transfsr Of PasDeassesor Daegage, VI
Making this tho most Conhstabls. 1xpo1itiose
and only Direct Route 70 C3ev6lon, 1eie, banktsk,
Buffalo, and all Points In New yak apd New N.
land -; : IT.
a. Al tho Principal Railway u ~ ,NertA we
and southwest connect at OAto6Get With IL 1ArSo
Daily 1xprSss Trains Of the 1ieSi 0eatAen Rail.
way, having Chicago At 800 49, 4ee1sH. "a -
rLraANr DRAw1Na-Roox coAoH1s
~ On Day Express Train, lsaving Chioyo At 800
PALACE. SLEEPING COACHES DAILY
l., On the 40 ?. II. Now York Express
THROUGH TRAIN FO0 BUFFALO.
Passengers sr Detroit and al points IN Canada. Ind
those for Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York aud New
England, should purchase Tickets vs Michigan South.
ern Railway, which are sale at all principal Rail.
way Ticket Otrces, and ut the Company 0@ces,
|s~fs No.6S Clark Street, Chicago.
= s>>z F. &. MORSE,
..-.,a osn1 Pass. Agt, Chicago.
Gan Kaat paaa 1T n a H. Ts>. rs,,...,
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ANOTHER REsERvAT1oN.-In addition to
the surveying contracts already filed by
Gen. T. H. Barrett, to which We referred
last week, We understand that he is to
survey an Indian Reservation of some fifty
miles square, near DEVILS Lake, Dakota
Territory, next spring.
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Senator Sumner was reelected the
last time without opposition. The first
time (1s5l) the Legislature balloted
for three months, and he finally obtain
81 but 4 bare msjority.
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Tho Revolution AYERS that woman
is the greatest enemy Of Woman Suf-
frage. The admission means more than
the Revolution can appreciate.
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CHo1cE.-G. P. Peabody, at St. Paul,
has choice stock Of wines, liquors and
cigars, which he will sell very low at
wholesale. The attention Of buyers is call
ed to his stock, and Mr.. P. will be pleased
to show them his goods and prices.
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JUST REcE1vED.-A large lot Of new
type suitable for DILL heads and letter
heads. Send your orders to this Office.
FiRz.-On Monday . small dwelling
'ouse on Maine Prairie, owned by AL.
ureeley and occupied by q man named
House, was burned, with considerable
portion of the household goods. The fire
came from o stove pipe.
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CoXB1NED.-We understand that the in
strumeuts Of the brass band have been pur-
chased by the Silver Cornet Band, or rath-
er that they have been purchased by Rev.
Stukenkemper, in charge Of the Catholic
Cathedral, who owns the instruments OF
both ban DE-, nineteen in nu amber.
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CLEARWATER.

"Thst Honnet," its Origin and Adven-
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28
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Of the best in tho State, and zee do york sch'eh
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Paul prices.