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CARPET. PLAT
FORM.

PRoscRIPTIoS.-In proof of which,. see
Franchise clause, No. Z, Of the Eggleston
Constitution, permanently establishing test
oath excluding from suffrage and holding
office large class Of capable and meritori-
Gus citizens irrespective of party, who are
nevertheless saddled with the burthens OF
government. Consequently it means:
Disfranchisement;
Glass Legislation;
Exclusive privileges;
Taxation WITHOUT Representation.
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The Mississippi Bulletin, published ut
Louisville Winston county, has been en-
larged e IN eight PACED paper.
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A Republican correspondent at Oko-
Iona writes us that AlcOrn and troupe
had to hear them at that place, of white
persons Ito quote from our friend of the
Canton Mail:)
Is Just four
And NO more"
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BIZ SURE 10 vote the Dent ticket
yourself. and to make sure Of Mt least one
other vote.
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sueh Constitution and Laws as viii effec-
tually secure tbs civil and political rights Of
AT, Dersons.-Gen. Grants Message, April
7th. 1863.
Which means restoration Of civil govern
nent; no prescription; universal amnesty
and Equal Rights before the law to all, de-
NAL Of Justice to none; no exclusive emol-
uments or privileges to any class taxation
with representation.
And 20 the end that all persons, white AMI
black, rich and poor, may enjoy the full
benefits of free government, and the fruits
Of their toll we will add: Low Taxes and
an economical gOVernment.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

FIRST DIST. L. WOFFORD.
SECOND DIsT.-WM. KELLOGG.
THIRD DIsT.-(No nomination.
FOURTH DIsT.-(No nomination.
FIFTH DIsT.-L. S. BRONN.
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

w. f. FITZGERALD, T. A. MELLON,
ANDREW MILLER, YORK HORTON.
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Leaving, 20, 455 colord voters
From which subtract ga, 482
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ONLY TWO PARrrEs.

Having adEaFted to our condition, and
urged that reconstruction Is the only rem
edy, now proceed TO call your attention 10
the political organizations In this State
There are only two parties In the field, and
know, however,, that one Of them is not Rad
lcaL / feel warranted In saying that no
third party win be formed. True IL a some
OF our fellow-citizens--a very few indeed
seem still TO be dreaming over the imprac-
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THE BASIS OF RECONSTRUCTION,

Is certainly not such az we would have cho-
sen, had our wishes been consulted. But
you know, my friends, that we had no choice
as to that mode. A down-trodden. power
less, and conquered people, we are compell-
ed TO take such terms of Reconstruction, as
the victors may dictate. Those terms have
been dictated by the Radical Congress OF
the United States, and that Congress 10 yir-
tually he government having absorbed the
other two great Departments. BY corrup-
ton. frand, and shameless violations of the
constitution. and an utter disregard Of the
principles of justice and mercy. that fanat-
ical body, sets up is party t1iH as the supreme
irreversible law of the land, 10 which we
must bow. Let us no longer say, 1--WE object
TO this-such and such measures we will not
have-this and that law Is unconstitutional.
and we will not submit TO them-we will
not submit to this or that act of wrong and
oppression" Why, my friends, we must sub
init To any thing the conquerors may choose
TO demand, and drink, TO It's bitter dregs, any
cup Of humiliation and wrong which they
may present. Talk not Of constitutions and
laws. There scarcely remains a fragment
Of the Constitution. II has long since been
torn into pieces and trampled upon bv
the corrupt crew OF Radicals, constituting a
vast majority of Congress. IL Is wise and
polite for US promptly 10 embrace the Con-
gressionaI plan Of econstrnction-nOt "a n
matter of choice-but from stern necessItv
That Is the only open door through which
we can secure deliverance-the onfv path 10
lead us out Of the dreadful wiiderness,
where we are starving. Let us 90 through
the door-let US follow the path, thorny as
II is.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-23

Even should Louis Napoleon di,
this year his will have been the longest
reign in France since the accession Of
Louis XVI. in ITO. He was elected
President in 1848 and has been virtual
~ the ruler Of France from that date.
1t was supposed when Napoleon was
elected President that he was to be q
merely provisional ruler but be soon
made himaelfsa permanenoy. Unless
he can do the same thing for his dy-
Dasty, howcver-apd he no doubt has
fears himself that he can not-he can
with truth say, like Louis XIV, Or
Prince Metternich of Austria, ''after us
the deluge." cG7 oHzto n 5-..,,}:.,e~..:,.: -,
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THE cotton crop of tho South this
year is estimated 1t 100000 bales.
Il i feared that tho scarcity Of labor
may prevent its being gathered, and
some Of the Southern papers are asking
for immigration. We would be. glad
to see Z tide Of laborers sweep into that
portion Of our country, but what are.
the inducementsy Deeds Of violence
are Of almost daily occurrence, and
there is no guarantee Of protectio TO,
those who may cast their LIT in those
States. Let the people of the South
cease making war upon Northern men
and Northern >Erp ll capital, zle: them put an
end to the murder Of the freedmen,
and immigration will soon enough pour
in upon them, bringing Z Z new era Of.
prosperity. ... .,...,
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DEMOCRATIC politicians are fond Of
contrasting the public debt of the
United States II with that of Great
Britain, TO the disp.ragement Of their
own country. But they generally keep
shy of the figures. The facts s.e thal
in 1854 the principal of the fuaded
debt was e785,3ll,7ol, and the float
ing debt, el6,o24,1oo In 1867 the
aggregate had increased e6,o00,00O.
On the contrary, the public debt Of
the United States, under the economi-
cal administration of affairs by a Re-
publican President, is being decreased
at the rate of several millions of dollars
per month. 49, s%.".
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TERRIBLE FLOOD.

Joseph EdelbIock has now received his
fall and winter stock Of goods, an examin-
alton Of which he would ask Of the people
Of Northern Minnesota. He would call
special attention to his Chicago handmade
boots and shoes which he will warrant in
every respect. he has full line, and
challenges competition. as to prices. He
is making this branch Of his trade Q speci-
ality. Mr.. Edelbrock has heavy stock
Of clothing, mems and boys; all kinds Of
hats and caps; dry goods, dress goods and
trimmings. the far-famed plymouth
buckskin gloves, Alexandra kids, etc.
Gall and see, and you will surely purchase.
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IL. - The II New York Tribune, in view
Of the alleged combinations Of gold
gamblers to lock up thirty millions of
gold, and thus force merchants needing
coio to pay their customs duties to buy
it Of them at enhanced prices, calls up
on Secretary Boutwell, to ''tskc need
full steps to ascertain the facts, and if
there be such a combination, to use the
power lodged in his hands as the public
good requires" h.; r.
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/ lit In stated 1hst-sl = ~ : 1svaissv- IS
the Treasury proposes to increase the
salary of four Of his lady clerks to ST..
200 per annum. These ladies' do fully
as much clerical duty as any male clerk
+ in. that Office, and there is no just rel.
son why they should not be paid for il.
Fanny Fern says: "1t one-half the
girls knew the previous lives of the men
they marry, the list Of old maids would
be wonderfully increased" Whereupoa
the Boston Post asks: oft the men
knew what their future lives we're to be,
wouldn't it increase the list of old maids
still further p"
Pennsylvania Democrats are disap.
pointed to find that Mr.. Packers
wealth is overestimated. by eight mil
liens, and that he. does not bleed 50 free
~ as was hoped. y, =, :
The Democratic party IN Philade !:
phia, and also in Cincinnati, is 'all
torn up" Candidates decline Or with
draw every day. 80. c:4 !
Numbers of the clerks in the
Treasury Department are resigniog,
rather than give the information rel
quircd by recent order as to birth,
age, who got them appointed, &c. The
ladies are specially indignant.
=, = MarkTvain (samGel G.. Clemen.)
has become one Of the editors of the
Buffalo Express. > L ~ "a
,,a-Wheat IN the shock has grown in
Goodhue ,,,, county, a. also. i. in Wab.sba.
And we may now say, in every other
county instBe State ,@-i2 ,vvE'hA
-sywJpdge,H.e A., Kimball;Gl Of the
;Nofthis'ldo Resoraey,}. has: removed TO
ST. Paul, where he viii pzae.ioeszlax
in partnership with ColiSG3 J..iaHtta
Davidson, lately; of the 'te..~aes,; ~; al
-eoodhus county claim. i' million
aud half bushels, of wheat Is dthis
years crop.. I::;Io:': i:ae12. 70 ia"4es ear
;iii1ei s7lsss7qqo nhtt@'Z3
THEW ellis: Bxqle blows abeut a
new $4,000 stone Touring; mill vbieh
is to be put up At that pla,e.Tiassa :,'5* p.
I j.. W. MoClung's new /, book,
"Minneso ts, as it is in 1862" will DO
out next month. I'D =. ,.., az H..
Tho W v ,e'n aud St. Peter Rail-
road paid $4,000 in one week for
stock killed by the cars So says the
Owatonna Journal .s.s .ayeose Gan IL,
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,Ihe Rock Island :Uaion says "a Mrs.
Helm, residing at Prescription, gave birth
to six children-thres boys and three girls
on the evening Of the 7th inst. The
mother and children ct last accounts were
doing we'll, and the father il said to be
perfectly delighted" - 20
~ That man would be jabilant if he
were Job. ........,..... i55.s% III
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The. Pittsburg Gazette says {:

"Pennsylvania and Ohio are, in this
year Of grace 1869, as soundly and
faithfully Republican as in any year
past. Aye, and more 80 Ohio prom
Uses US a larger majority than she gave:
to Grant last year, while the relative
strength Of parties was never SO favor
able As now to RepubIicanism in our
own Commonwealth.
eve have none. bnt encouraging
tidings from every quarter of Penn
sylvania." lie :: -.
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The wheat market Il weak. and tho ten!
'denoy downward. The millers arc p.vins
soaSoo for small lots Of No.. ! for home
consumption, but, they cannot otFer owe.
7oa7oo for shipping, But little is COMING
Y, formers being busy hooking after .heii
vet stacks. ~
Flour made from the nev|wheat is Of su-
parier quality. The quotations will Be
found elsewhere. 2 z@5
Oats are worth 50 to So cepts.5 -.
Corn brings readily 81 plersbushel. u
Rys-snall lots arc sold atj7o cents. b
Barlsy75 cents ssf
Hay n &c, viii pro ,la Of 4 rise
@Petatoss 40 dull q 30 ts.2s cents per
basAel. sheuld The rot s. q 4 extensive d
Is feared. ths price vill undaubtedly ad-
vance. rs :sS .zs.sf'
Our other quotations do not. differ mate.
rally from last week. r. s
Beans, s. per bushel. =
Onions are offered in large quantities,
with but little demand, 1t s45 cents..y
Cranberries are arriving in fair quaint.
ties, and sell At $500 to $3.50 per bushel. !
They are very abundant in the marshes,
but The, present food may prevent their BE-
ing gathered and thus limit the supply.
Plums, wild, 81 per bushel. Y
Winter apples are arriving in considers
BILE quantities, and retail at $3.50 per bar
rel for choice. Siberian and Russian
crabs, 81 per peck; good supply.
Pears, peck boxes, limited supply, $2.4c2
Peaches are abundant, ats .25 per peck
A heavy invoice Of Michigan peaches is ex-
pected in few days.
Grapes retail ut % cents per pound.
Sweet potatoes, 10 cents per pound.
Eggs plenty; buying at Is to is cents,
selling at 20 cents. ~ - ----'~. - = NJ
Butter-supply fair. Good quality COM
mands Is cents; selling at 80 cents.
Cheese-country, buying st II cents
retails at 20 cents.
Honey, good supply, at IS cents. !
But few tomatoes are offered, the rain
making them slow to ripen. They bring
81. Is per bushel. -
cabbages bring SIS per hundred. l.
stsAlsptyt At so cents per bushel. II
No corn brought in.
Aelons-none in market, except,a few
worth 10 cents. = =
Beef is getting plentier, and is in good
ondition. The price has declined during
he week. = a. ~
The prospect for A.lizely pork market is
God. -
Mutton is plenty and prime. IT,,
Veal is scarce-aearly5 out Of season.
In poultry, chickens are offered in fair
Quantities. II
The quotations for the above are given
, another place. 'j,
Ia:i ;: <M1nxEApo11s, Sept. %.
wheat-No. 2, e5asl oats 5oa60o; corn |
II, 90c.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. %.
Wheat-Market is dull held at $1.2l for /
o. l, and $1.15& for No.2 r..
Corn-Nominsl, at &c. Ii
cats-Quiet, at 44o. III
CHICAGO, Sept. %.
Wheat-Market unsettled: No. 2 $1.1s3 i
'sh and seller in Sept; SLIT seller in .
ct. :
Corn-Fair demand; No. 2 813c $780,
e seller in Sept.
Oats-Quiet but firm, at 44{c cash and q
ller in Sept. \
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Another ballot Was taken before the Sec
ond, but was declared void because too
many votes had been cast.
N. Cans was declared the nominee. Col
Schroeder looked very cheerful for = de-
feated candidate.
On motion Of E. P. Barnum, L. A. Ev-
ans was nominated for Judge of Probate.
Bslloting then commenced for. Sheriff:
J. B. Boyd was appointed teller In place Of
P. Lamb. M. Boyd bee. .::..a. bust.
,---- s-s--', W ssy1nS 10 would willingly Be
the tailor for the Democratic rarity. W
would suggest that tights were tho fashion-
able wear during the latter part Of ths.,aE
fernoon\ - :
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'alla1llscaA11o ooUnTY'ooaynslE1os.

II
:, The delegates assembled Il The Con,
IHoun ~ III. al . ~. 8oaaa -. S.
1870 u. =
: ns. ss 49, :; e.aef y seAa Aapp % "a
!, On notion. John L.lWilson was dhose
Z Chairman ,,o ~. ana y :. ,R,.hy a.or.
. t.,v -. - J. - w.
- n j, -, !.
p. - =: barn e moved the appointment .
. committee con 20 Of three on Credentials.| +
q p: Barnum, ]. @. Huber and NJ Fiedle
wore q appo,pted. - - eS''3''
49,. ,.
q motion ns'1 Of =. Lamb, the s eAair .p
? pointed . committee Of throe On Pormauen
Organization !: p. Lamb. n H...o,, A..
Il Ioh, a.h-.,.. 49,. 80 -. -, - -
q. - - ). - -
80 1nase.ssAC @a then adjourned anti
Eeae o'clock. -. s4rssxA
! YAr4rrxoorfs,R r..,or ..rh.s ssc.,,,.,...,
On Cr.d.n,i,l. rsnor..a -. n.,,,-.
t. ). q: C.es4 @x|ist ward, n ea.ass
a yard. -. g. auhsr lsab. fer A. 0oAros
7 def) "a ward, Peter Kramer, Jos. Kind
! ss I; +: waI:cn +; 4h vsrd' John Dor
ana fe,sr smith: .ee. 49,
I r.h-.ss. -. ~''' ""~ SVan
oceWsft1' ~ goo g 81 b..
~. G = s..a 1srhaar' substitute also
LOT D. oo1weftere:
NG"S .Ce"as-E. r. Barnum and P.
| LAND. .,,-,...... ...u 90 &"
81. Jos.pA-F. Schroeder, B. Fuchs and
ID. Fielder.
R0ekvlle-N. Kirsoh,
St. We"dtl-J. Eioh, sub. also for W.
Merz.
GeHy-Geo. Schaefer, sub. for J. A.
beey.
"c WNgye.,, ~
(sub. Tor ]. B. G.rdinr1 ~ WV ''''
Aeos-Peter Reinhsrd.
z;o"-Henry DUR.
O. E....@ otsr% Ma >
salch,rt and J.. Winter.
, 4sA" Lshe-B: Pirs. -. F
.. Ayssso-H' 'of9onan' d. MoAvoy
a1 ~ =. hnaotte' = ~, 49, = - :
tin Gre.,1 1-o 49, 4'''''' 'a'' '0r mar
Lake Henrv-M. Schroeder.
Psyne.viAe- Pifs, sub. for John Blake
~ %,
H.n .HG 'aaeens SUD- 1or H.
Luxem6uro-.F. Vincent. .nh. for N
Schnidt.
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when the horse stables are not
properly ventilated nor lighted, it II an
excellent plan to make a small window
where eaoh horse may thrust out hb
nose when he Is not eating: sas' ss,@s
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-Bsas bait In uadonb l4dl 80 .zer-
else and capital. amussnsn ont, but often it
OCCASIONS bunged eyes, broken Sims and
blistered hands. Wecan tell You that in
Ill such cases il Johnson' q Anodyns Lini-
mont il resorted to, twill seduseth swell
tng and stop the pain.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Exported for The JOURNAL BY John zapp, Esq.,, Reo
lister Of Deeds.

For the Week Ending Sept. aad.
Wsrrsntee Deed from John Smrekar and
WIG to JOAeOh EicA J-.- ana oO=
go. !. 1 ~ ID Sec s. 1914 R 50 v: 5000
Warrantee Deed frem Samuel Blackford'
sad wife to Maxson for blk in village
q Fair Haven, $3.50
Warfantee Deed from Christian Stenger
and wife to Edwin NJ. Mcclure for 81 set
Sec IL 125 R 29w $500
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DIED..

At Maine Prairie, on the ED, JoHx N.
W1xsIow, aged sixty-four years. s5
At st. Cloud, on the Goth inst, Of ty-
phoid fever, EDDIE, son Of James J. Green,
aged nine months and ten months. i. p
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We would not recommend the frequent
Or constant use Of any medicine. Il ID
important to take even good article ju-
diciously. Parson's Pnrgati-e Pills are
safe, prompt, and reli.ble . 8 relaxatiye
q - thtlrtte. II 6
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|. Houss roR sAIr.-A large double houspt
with III, corner lot upon which il: standsS
one square from the Normal School, win
30 sold very cheap. Inquire 1t this .olioe.
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TAXI NorIcE.-1f you want to buy
what is really good, if you want to get the
full worth Of your money. go:to Pickit &
Abbott's every time. They buy largely
for cash at the lowest prices. Competition
defed, either in stock Or prices, Remem-
Der the Regulator - ~
-Proposals'are United for furnishing.
the County with wood. See advertise
ment. ..AIC<
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v-Wm. Lamb has left at our Office some
stalks Of pop corn, twelve feet high, each
stalk having seven ears of corn.y Not bad,
that, for backward season.
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sTRAWBERkY PLANTsyi

Twill sell the best varieties Of strawber-
~ Plants, either ii large Or small quant:-
ties, cheaper than they can be bought. At
any other place in Minnesota. j.
~ s,F(. ALBERT SMITH.
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Goats Freeman are dealing heavily
in beef cattle. mutton, g.: They ray the
highest cash price for fat stock, and their
stalls arc alwsys3supplisd with the very
choicest cuts to be found in tho market.
Orders leftatahs shop viii be promptly
6llad
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Rocks FoR RkNc.-The rooms ON Wash
ington avenue, near the Central House,
now occupied by H. Ottensmyer a. . bar
Der shop, are for rent. Possession will be
given next month. Inquire at this Office
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. STILL HoR1.-Mrs Farwel has recsiv-
Cd still another Largo supply Of window
shades and wan papsr-sll kinds, styles
and prices. They 80 of with Wonderful
rapidly:
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i Tho Sank Centre Herald reports tho
killing Of 500 pound bear BY James
Chamberlain. ,.x..s -, <--3-s s.
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sTEARNs COUNTY.

Hcavy Loss by Reason or tho Wet
r-Politics-Dsparsure OF .
Mlnistor..s S55 u s.Szt q . E*$s
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70 THB LADIss.-Miss +. 3. Clsrte.
thankful tor tho very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to her, would solicit :
sontinuanos thereof with the assurances
that her best efforts viii be made 70 please
oil Who may thus favor her. She has just
opened . hns assortment of new millinery
and fancy goods toswhioh attention u In
vitsd. Fa&EsG5 q s
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ssOu1 ANBlIcAH FRu1rs."-Thie splen-
did eolored fruit case b now nearly ready
ne delivery. It contains eighteen ,spsoi-,
a NJ Of the choicest American htuits, col.
orsd, from life. II 10 the work Of accom-.
plisAsd artists, il handsomely. finished In
ten eoloEs, and We deem it embarrassed BIZ
any ftuit-plats ever published In Ills.
country. When framed and hung upon
the vail Il win prove source Of constant
pleasure to al Who behold il. Il win be
sent By mail to any addrsss on receipt Of
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-23

N. Mickey was declared tile nominee.
On motion Of E. p. Barnum, E. NJ.
Wright was nominated for County Attorney.
N. schmit was nominated by exclamation
for County Surveyor.
B. Overlook was nominated for Coroner.
The Convention had dwindled down to
about half dozen members, the majority
having gone. out with the nominee for sher-
Tito '.sse man" They s,a,d some time,
IN order De 70 cultivate the agreeable acquain-
taace.s III a9 = ill.,, j:
The few present Nominated tho owing
delssates 70 attend the, State Convention
~. Reed, ?. T.. Gregory, Robbers,
John sehatsr, John Hammered, E. p.
BaEnun, r. Lamb, ". Merz and J. Zim-
nerman.. s5s5 q 39y95.f' -. -. ~.:yg3 =
1oR! Schroeder Vas nominated for Com
missioner from tho I'd District, and B
Dinsman for Cd DIST Considerable bad
feeling. VS. nanitested. :
M. Rghy moved that hereafter separate
Conventions be held in each District for.
the nomination Of Commissioners. Carried.
asol1notionl lie chair appointed The. fol-
le.mg tcouhty Committee. (" rg~rr..
ts1oAa 3spp, W. r: 1igby,:P. Lamb.
bt11Ehs cenIentiea then .djournsd:, ;1ll
+ ,lAszat%prx:: The aides viii be especial
~ 1nterested il reASinS ths;.ex advertise
Peat Of. Mn. Qttclsmyer, who lbs lust IL
t1fned from the East. ssfter, purchasing =
Nv II 'hrfs st6ef i millinery goods. !, Ii.
sipsakl for itseif, bs. VI Vim
attsst liig assoltnsAt h ono that Ter
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grand g. d' nah. ,ne :::,..:.I..2. Il. W.T.
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bRit;a eoatieqss unaaaaed,asad their new
good ~ going # '' y hetE : The
Iledies Ind the very, latest styles in dress
Ise6di; tha men ind tho best clothing Of:
sra Il Il. market !; boys 81 suiu from
cap 70 boots-and everybody finds just
wiatthsy want. The best Of oil 10, that
thsfs' y no grovlins about prices. An are
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st. asrmain street. Il il stocked through.
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f4,sh and Of tn, most ..l,.bl. l;n o :. -.
1 establishment Win b. .old. on $50. .,
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-23

Acc1D1x1.-Willie 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.