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SUPERIOR, DouGlAs Co., WIS.,,
April 9TH. 1869.


SUPERIOR, DOUGLAS Co., WIS.,,
April 7th, 1869. !
ED1ToR JopRxAL:-On the 9TH Of April,
in pursuance Of the Special Act authors
ing Douglas County to issue bends to the
State Line Railrosd, from the bay or har.
Dor Of Superior to tho intersection If the
st. Paul 4 Pacific. Railroad, about thirty
miles distance, tho people Of Superior and
Douglas County, By a large majority, voted
fer Railroad aid. Our County Board are
now authorised TO- issue Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars in bonds when the State
Line Road is completed. It is tho propo-
sition to extend the State Line Road (the
North Pacific in reality to either st.
Cloud or Crow Wing. There is scarcely
any grading required out Of Superior to
the junction Of the St. Paul line, and but
one small bridge to erect, The line ap-
pears to have been marked out by nature
for this purpose. There are about eixty or
eighty acres 1t the mouth of the Nem.ji
River, 1t entrance Of our harbor. appro-
priated for railroad depo's, machine shops.
&c.. BY The original preprietors Of this
town. SITE :: :. =. - T.
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Massey TALKS sPLANTATIoN."-I hev
traded OF my Post Offs & TUX mi Pay IN
Plantashun! P'raps yu may be supprized
to here w mi relinquishin my Guv'ment
Otis With Awl its glory in sech = Caws.
Here NEE fust; then jedgs Nee. It hap
ened thuswisely; I wus canvassin thee
Mawmea Flats for owr Bluvid Kedsntry &
the Post Oils suksechun. In thet land Nv
pewer Delite struk . suag
Thee Fever Ager tux me, & thee chills &
shivers shuk me-shuk me like Mold loos
batton on Shaiky smoke House doar til
mi 'fraim Nv 40 Summer, lukd like sum
old plaid out bumerz on q mornin wen his
gin IL gon & be can't git no mosr. \
IN. y. This is not rit by Edd. A. Powe;
but it Gums SO awl6red neer too it tibet yeu
woodn't no the difrunce in tho dark.)
In this ourful eggstremmitty iiue 1t
wonts tn mold lady frea' Nv mine & todd
hur mi kritterkel PINK. Shee hes nod NEE
long 4 luvd me vel & she cawls me pet
names. "Troly." seq shee (sech il the
plaiful kniknomen Nv mi boihood) ..yu or
ter talk good idoste Nv Plantashun Bit
urz. I've livd l. suferd in theaz swaumps
every sens the thaysrs wus hung l. NJ,
to ded surtinty, tibet Plsntashun Biturz
il thee on'J 1eel kswer% fur the shaiks ="
'B-b-but air thsa l-l-loyawl drink ?"
asked !, shiverin'iy, feerin leas. mite bee
incurridgin' suththin Nv = suther nacher.
''Doont bee skeerd, 'Troly,'" replide the
esstimabul Dorcuss, ''tha air maid Nv CAL
lasayya, 8. T.-l860-X & thee very 10y
awlist kind Nv Sanity Crews Rum: Mi
Douts bein remuved & mi feers fur thee
Post Offs asswaged I TUX an awlmity doste
Nv ''Plantashun" & you bett brutherin. it
maid NEE bile TUX anuther in p ourz
4 mi shaiks quit. may ga, thu ..parsed
in THAR checks!" Tha got Not wun Nv
'em lingurd too say good bi! wuz Nas-
by kewersd; Petroleum vel !-wel wuz
Now I Am Plantashun mishunnery; 1 70
abowt preachir. the good tidin's to awl sha-
kers & "uthers requirrin a Jentel slim.
merient," see small billy I hev traded
of mi Post Offs & may now be found talk
in Plantashun Biturz, in the hiwaiz 4 thee
bixaiz frum Erly Morn till Dewey Eve.
What shining, sufrin, shaken bruther IL
hev thee next bottul
Magnolia Water-supcrior to the bes
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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GREAT FLOOD.

The whole country is being flooded with
the new goods received by Jos. Edelbroek.
The people from far and near understand
that he is selling cheaper than ever, and
that hs is running of 40 poor goods. His
stock, comprising choice family groceries.
dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, &c., has
been bought low, and will be sold in tho
same Wy. 1t il always safe 70 20 to Edel-
brooks before buying elsewhere. He u:
vays gives customers the full worth 81
their money. Remember the plaes. -.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Reported for TaE JOURNAL By John zapp, ksa, Rap
ist<r Of Deeds.

Fer tho Week Fading April a4th.
Quit-olaim Deed from N. P. Clarke ct a.
to Nathan Lamb for lots 6 and 7 blk " in
Lowry's addition. S75
Quit-claim Deed from Henry swisshelm
to Charles T. Stearns for lot s blk in St.
Cloud city. $500
Quit-claim Deed from Augustine Hiser-
ich to Conrad Hiserioh for nw4 sw4 Sec.
% T. l26 r SO west. $500
Warrantee Deed from Leander Gorton
and wife to VIM. H. Lee for e Of set sci
Sec. 10 and e Of net net Sec. Is T. 124
R. 70 west. and lot s and 81 lot S blk '.D''
in city Of St. Cloud and lots s, 6 and RI
lot 4 blk 80 in st. Cloud city. $9.2OO
War1antee Deed from Hiram P. Burrill
to Kingslsy Smith for u nw} Sec. IL 7.
124 r. SO west. 500
Warranted Deed from John Eioh TO Rob-
bert Leiteh for lot 4 blk IS city Of 81.
Cloud, Wilson's survey. 500
Warrantee Deed from Christoph Mario
aad wife to Joseph Popping for l acre in
q set Sec. 10 7. l26 &. 80 west. $40
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>,
:.....: RArxosD, April 18th, 1869.
ED,fol JoulxAh.-sprins, though long
looked for, has ,at last come, and from
present indications hos come to stay. Tho
rain Of yesterday WAS just the thing need.
ed for preparing the ground for seeding.
Tho farmer. Is scattering the seed, the
weather is warm, snd the signs are favor
able for good crop the ensuing season.
I say favorable, for Early seeding is gener-
ally . sure precursor Of : bounteous yield.
This is tho third season that I have lived
in this upper. country, and each year I
have noted tho oommen cement Of wheat
sowing. In 1867, May 9Th; 1858, April
21st; tho present year, April 18th, being
nssrly % early ~ in central Iowa.
The breadth Of grain sewn this spring
will double that Of any previous year, and
consequently 20 ere looking for nearer
communication with your city to marle:
the coming crop than via Sank Centre.
Thanks = senstora 9ilnsn,, Of st. Cloud,
and Hon. W. 3. Hicks. Of Alexandria, ws
have the desired object in view.
The opening o. tho state road from Lake
George to Otter r.'l city, g., will b. =.
great accommodation to vast numbers Of
ssttlers On and nest The routs,a shortening
The aistsnes from Alekandr,a'to 81, Cloud
some 6fteen or twenty miles, and giving .
prairie, road al the way. The commission.
ers on said road are g. B. MCGUIRE, Msr.
Gus Shaw and the writer, who will com.
mence their duties about the 2oth Of May,
! Truly yours,
| ! az s%s s,". L.. B. RAYMOND.
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MORRISON COUNTY.
What Three Years have slone-A Grow.
~ Ing setslcment-0rops.} =

go, -5s..!st-< -" - - - -
Two RIVERS, MIMI, April 20. 1859.
EDITOR JouRxAL.-Jt il less than three
years since this settlement was commend.
ed, and to-day We have some three hun
bred Inhabitants. There is goodly num-
Der Of roomy. substantial dwelling houses.
Some ofour farmers La, from twenty five
to sixty acres under cultivation. Every.
thing looks prosperous; farmers are busy
getting u their crops, and there will be
over three hundred acres Of wheat put in
in this immediate Asishborhood, saying
nothing shout the cora, oats, potatoes aud
different kinds Of other crops. IS
The Two Rivers streams ars sufficiently
larse.to run from three to I've run Of
burrs the year round, with ths> very best
Of mill sites and plenty Of fall. We always
have plenty Of good sand and building tim.
Der, the best Of meadow land, and plenty
Of prairie.
The society here il good.
We have preaching every two weeks by
Elder Quigie; also Sabbath school and
prayer meeting regularly every Sabbath.
Some excellent claims are yet to be had,
with plenty Of good water and timber.
F.: - ~ ,>:> C. H. H.
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~ The Circulation OF The Jo~rneA
10 DOUBLE that 81 Any other paper
euSlishsai In NorthsrA AinAssots. Let
Aavsrtlsers remember this.
POsT OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARrURH OF MAILS.
st. Paul and way stations-dsparts At 8
A. u.
Arrives at II P.x. Mail closes At 4. n.
Sank Centre routs-Dsparts daily, Mon,
days excepted, At 6 A. u. Arrive same
days 1t 6 ?. n. Mail closes At TN.
Grow Wing koute-Dspartsd daily, Mondays
excepted. 1t 6A.n. Arrives, came days,
1t s ?. n. Mail closes at 7 F.x.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. At 4 P.x. De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at74 A. II. Mail closes at BAN.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri
day At l0A. n. Departs same day At 2
FIX. Mail closes At l P n.
Two Rivers and Way-Dsparts each Mon
day at 7 A. n. Arrives on Tuesday At
Pm. Mail closes at 6 A. N.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
urday. at p. n. Departs same days Al
2P.N.
Rookville-On Saturday, same hour as
above.
Sank Rspids-Twise = day.
R. ". RICHARDSON, p. NJ.
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1nfaovsHss1s.-H. v. Weary 10 put
ting up DWELLING house back Of TIE
JOURNAL ofbae.
Dr.. Uphsm 10 building a. excessive 3D.
dition to bis house.
Fred. sehults has alnest completed :
large saloon On Washington avenue. Il il
supplied with Ill The latest improvements
and eenvenisness, beth Internally and ex.
ternslly.
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MoRsE's INDIAN RooT PILLs.-We give you in this
Medicine tue result of lifetime Of study and trial
They are made from simple Roots, and are the best
medicine in the world for all Bilious diseases Female
Irregularities, Headaches, Indigestion. Liver Com
structions cleanse the skin of all pimpes and botch
a. AID perfectly and safe in their operation
We ak you to use them because We know their vr.
tues. Trial 10 the Touchstone by which TO prove
them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Root Pills. For
sale by all Dealers. apr29-2m
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= .rnh.1 Htik Vanity ,TItllDn..
The Great Houss Ut Sank Centre.


On Monday last, ]. Capser, Of J. Capser
+ Co., Sank Centre J.. H. Linneman, Of
II. Jo., aud ". Dohmer, Of Now Munich,
passed through this city on, their way East
for new goods. They always 80 together,
and purchasing in such immense quanti-
ties are able to get goods at prices much
below what merchants buying singly can
obtain. -.
We desire to refer At this time more par
ticularly to the firm J. Cepser \ Co.,
(latsly Linnemann = Capser,) at Sank
Centre, already tolerably well known to
our readers. This house. has heretofore
had the lead, emitting It to The name Of
1.-THE Regulator" and Mr.. Capssr says no
j. determined to keep that position. He
intends purchasing heavier than ever be-
fore, and to take up stock sufficient real
y for very respectable wholesale sstab-
liahment. 1t will, ~ ever, b complete in
al departments-dry goods. dress goods,
groceries, provisions, boots, shoes, hats,
caps wines, liquors. hardware. orockery,
qasensvare, glassware. yankee notions,
farming tools, agricultural implements, &c.,
10. He will also challenge any house in
tho upper country to compete with him in
prices. Not only will his, goods be Of the
very best, but bis prices will be- the very
lowest. He recognizes that in order to
maintain for his house its present immense
trade, he must keep it where it has been
from the hrst, 1t the. head Of the column.
With good goods, low prices, and courteous
treatment Of customers, no enters upon
the spring and summer trade, asking call
from every man, woman and child in the
Sank Valley who would secure genuine
bargains. ""s'..-'. ::
1ors OF 11.-clo'hing at the "Regu'a-
ter" 49,: j: j..
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Batch u Items.
C1EA1wArEn, April q, 1869.
EDITOR JouRxA1.-Farming is coming
on 1t such rate that no one can keep up
his work ss fast as it ought to be. The
weather took about four weeks jump, and
here We are, ."drove to deth.''
The combined School Districts compris-
ing the village elected their Board Of Ed
cation Is follows: DR.. +. Balloon and Jas.
Colgrove for ono year Rev. J. D. stearns
and Truman Parchsr for two years; and
Seth Gibbs and ". T. Rigby, Esqrs. for
three years. I am informed by one Of the
Bo ard, that Rev. MIR. stearns has since re-
signed, and Samuel Whiting, Jr. was ap-
pointed in his place. Mr.. stearns WAS ap-
pointed Superintendent and Dr.. Balloon
and Jas. Colgrovs examiners.
Mr.. Cofingeri: Of Clear Lake, wa .cci-
dentally shot in the. leg while creeping
through some brush, hunting geese.
Philip, our saloon keeper, has often been
charged With = lack Of public spirit, but I
can inform you that the statement il with
out foundation. for he has quantity Of
esprit" on hand At present, ready for the
public. and a few days ago he deposited
one hundred dollars with Judge Dunton
for school purposes. besides giving him
nine dollars and fifty cents for his trouble,
which proves his spiritedness, both LITERAL
y and fguratively.
G. H. Whiting has got his suburban ad-
dition nearly finished outside, and it looks
very neatly. The design came from your
place, (''Jas. H." they call him.
The river is very high, and Gibbs & Toll
lington's water power is rather insigni6-
cant just now, inasmuch as the water runs
from the Mississippi Up the Clearwater and
oyer the dam in that direction, instead Of
the old style. ...' &"
The Mount Hope cemetery remains 'tn
slat1 quo" and sin Suspense"
II. B. Morrison with B crew Of men was
taking . raft Of hop poles to Minneapolis,
md vhen near Monticello, one Of the plank
holding them togsther, {the poles, not tho
men, broke in two and the poles becoming
manageable they shop" d off: .
e. = =: Yours nsHsely,
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STRAWBERRY PLANrs.-I have q large
stock Of the best varieties Of strawberry
plants, which will sell by the hundred or
thousand At less than Minneapolis prices
Call At my farm near Sank River.
: ALBERT SMITH.
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s.OaANaEs AND LExoNs.-Louis Goyette
has received by express, At tho City Res.
taurant, large supply Of fresh oranges
and lemons direct from Chicago.
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FoR SALE CnEAP.-A good top buggy.
Inquire Of Spicer & Carlisle, at their fur
niture rooms on St. German street.
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THH CouxclL.-Ths City Council had .
meeting on Monday evening. Nothing Of
importance WAS transacted beyond the
adoption Of . resolution concerning the
hotel bonus, published elsewhere.
There will b meeting on Tuesday
evening to eanvass The votes to b cast At
Mondays election.
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THE SHALL FOX AZ 81. 10.

e" ST.: Cloud, April "a, 1859. =
ED1roR JousHAI.-Allow mo to ny,
very respectfully, that it il no "rumor''
about The small pox being q St. 10. Ths
report 10 correct. l saw two cases.
Truly Yours, =.
80. q. WEBER. M, y. 3
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COMING FoRwAaD.-The warm days and
light showers during the week have
brought vegetation forward with . rapidity
seldom witnessed outside Of Minnesota.
The weather has been very favorable for
farmers.
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Tho Clerk Of the District Court has
just received splendid set of new books.
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.Gs.t ~ Zi5@ +. 4 800: = .}ft'!&
NOTICE is hereby given that my step.
IN con: Horace, 10 given his time, and
that will not pay any debts OF his, con-
tracing, Of collect his earnings on sna
sftsr this date. .'Az' %. A. now
St, Cloud, April Oh, 1895. =: i. a4i:s1.
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-Chas. Bowman offers some fine mule
teams for sale.
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., TO TIN fA1xnRs:-If you want the
bset, most durable and cheapest piQw, g.
70 the st. Cloud Plow Factory:
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Tn .TA1L1Aux.-Ths entsztainment at
the hall last evening", for tho bsns6s q The

tn. .TA1IsAux.-Ths entertainment al
The hall last evening, for the benefit ofsthe
Library Association, drew but quite : re-
spectacle attendance, notwithstanding the
rain. Tho first Of The tablsaux was "Rsd
Riding Hood" the character ing lrotti-
" represented BY Lulu Owen, by whose
side stood the wolf. ''Old and New Style"
contrastsd tho fashions Of two eras, and
was quite laughablc-Miss Marion Owen
and Miss George Wood taking the Two
char aoters. "The Bride At Prayer" was
beautifully represented by Mr.. Dasndels.
the we'll known history Of "Blue Bsard'
Was given in tableau in three scenes.
The arst revealed 70 the terrified sa,s Of
Fatina the heads Of tho unfortunate wives
suspended by their hair; the second scene
depicted the rescue from tho cruel hus-
band; and The third presented that indi-
vidoars eapot satisfactorily separated from
his breathing apparatus. Blue Beard WAS
admirably done BY Lieut.. Raymond. F.ti-
ma BY Mrs. B., aud the remaining oharae-
ters by Mrs. futile, Mrs. Alsop. Mrs.
Dasndsls, Misses. Barnes, Morse, Owen,
CLARK, and Mes.rs Dasndels and WOOD.
At this stage, ice cream and cake were in
trodussd, and very kindly taken to by the
audience. Tho Artists Sludio."' very
fins tablsau, came next, representing
Lady washin stoa, Mater Doloroso, Beat
rice Cenci, Bride, &c., 50. The effect
was very fine. Tho Young Amazon
play in two scopes, followed. Tho differ
ent characters were rendered in a manner
apparently satisfactory to the audience.
Col. Kerr. as Harry Graham, Geo. Wood.
As John jerks, Miss Morse as Kate Elliott
and Mrs. Daendels, as Flora Hastings,
zach and al entered into the spirit Of the
play. and were greeted with repeated ap- |
plause. During the evening were I num-
Der Of pieces Of vocal and instrumental mu-
nc by Mrs. Alsop, Miss Wood, Mr.. Alsop, |
Mr.. Wood and Mr.. Daendels. A solo
rom Faust WAS sung BY the latter in OK
'ellent tafts and with dne sxpression.-.I
His voice is both strong and we'll cultiva-
ed. Some choice instrumental pieces were |
played BY Messrs. futile, Bush, Fisher,
robey and Lamb. The evening closed with |
valedietory recitation by Miss Marion !
Owen. Tho entire performances were
} success. Much credit is due Mr..
Alsop for his pains in connection with the
ableaux. The total receipts were about
SIS.
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AHo1Hss 1T is proposed to build an
other foot bridge across the rsvine, 1t tho
foot OF "eales avenue. This il . good
ides. Bot Why dses not the Council have
. wagon bridge eonstzuetsd, That II ono
Of The finest streets in ths city, being the
On nearest the river, and through aroves.
>ad would make = beautiful drive. The
rsqsirsmsnts Of the Normal School .,s.e
would 70 far toward jastif, ing the expense.
PsI1cAx.-0n Saturday, James 8. Mitch.
eH, OF Alexandra, seht down one Of these
curious ''birds." Il Va quite amusing to
- The fowl reaeh eut.1 immense bill af.
tx dess. bozs;ssd Ike dinina.ivs er..'
taese IL We put on Lake George, whsr,
twill rensia tsr > lev days, and then b.
killed and The skin stuffed. ~ '" ",~ go
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NAILS The new time table Of the st.
Paul and Pacific Railroad will be found in
another column. Two mails per day are
now received, one at noon and one in the
evening. The latter will contain tho sast-
ern mail, except on Monday evenings.
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SrA1rED.-Mr. Bridgnan has started
his upper saw mill, and is rapidly convert
ing logs into lumber.
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Why is The JOURNAL like comet?
Because it has continued tale.-H. Cloud
Journal.
80 has donkey.-Ssi2lvatcr Messenger.
That's right; speak up for yourself!
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WANTED AGENT8-"Wonder Of Ae
w World" is warranted to cure Rheumatism and
Neuralgia. Sold on tho package system. Not to be
paid for until testsd. pay go per month and com.
mission to distribute packages. J. G. TILTON,
Pfttsburg Pa. apr2s4W
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H1oH.-Ths Mississippi 10 st . higher
sage than at the same time for several
years past. This good for the log drivers,
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s1orPlD.-Some Of tho lumber dealers
Of Minneapolis telegrsphed to this place
ysstsrdsy 70 have their drives stopped.
The dams 1t tho Pals are in IN unsafe
condition.
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Western Men Should Patronize
Western Institutions.
Republic Insurance Co.
CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO. ILL

uhhIkAh Off4o6' Ud4UAaV' LII
cash Assets, March 1. 1859, ,1,1ss. 471.os
This Company iusures Farm Property
against oil damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in tho field or At
large, At as low rates as any other compa-
ny. Losses paid ut once without discount
for sixty days. -
Tho REPUBLIC INSURANCE coMpA-
NY represents an aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company. E&" >:,''i
/ I H = PFs', ~ Ira RA1eqM; ses:y:
s.. Cloud Branch Officers.
G. F. DAVIS, President, J. E. WEST, Manager.
D;rscsors
J. 4. WEST; JIM. McKELvY.
Lsst Of !xockAo1aws at *. Cloud, Mnn.
S.ms: n. IcK.lvy, Judge 7th Judicial District t1
T Fdd: S q Seo,, :r H.'d't. 4sSs sst.,
G. f.& WIN. Powell, Hardware Merchants
q. 6. Wait, 49,. .:,~ Reg. y. 8. Land Once
L. Gorton, q. 8. Assessor.
J: N. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant
Pick / Abbott, Dry Goods / Clothing.
Lewis Clark, Flour, Feed / Grain.
VIM. 3: Mitchell, Editor s.. cloud Journal.
a. !. Vp0a0at UOQLet'
r. Ihleott, Watch Maker.
4. Rice, MailContractor.
G. r. Beal, Manufacturer of Flour.
A.Q. Beal, ~ : =: Miller
J, =. West, Insurance Agent
Z. L. Allen, Ins. Clerk.
Call on
J.. E. WEST.
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
v11n38-1y
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BEl"o TAKsr.-crowds Of immigrsats
are coming to take homes in this new coun.
try, and crowds Of people are rushing 10
tho Regulator" to get share Of tho stock
Of elegant now goods. Bargains. bargains,
10 the cry!
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A CRosslxa.-A subscription has been
raised by these interested fer planking .
street crossing from the new Post Once
building to the opposite corner.
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GALESMEN WANTED by aManu,acturins
- Co., 70 travel and sell by sample new line Of
goods: Situations permanent; wages good. II. H.
Pa. aps294w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-29

PH1T.-The boots and shoes 1t Pickit l.
Abbott's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-29

Tl1IR Booxs.-Mr. John Zapp, Register
Of Deeds, has purchased full set Of Ab.
straet Of Titls Books, to iaclude all Of
Stearns county, town lots and farming
land. There are seven volumes Of $50
pages each. 1t il . good idea and sntsr-
prising.
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On, Yrs !-There--is-nothing-in-th
-upper-couptry-to- compare - with,
ths-stock-of-boots -sboes - and 9lai-
ts's-)ust-opensd 49, ickit-&-Ab-
bolts = Every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INSTRUMENTATION -0n-sad-sas fer
|-youriel. - IL : = =
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Capt. West is having 6ne lot Of new
boxes made for the Post Office.
DIED..

DIED.
In this city, on tho morning Of tho 26th
inst, of congestion of tho lungs, L1LI1s,
only daughter Of 8. H. and Hattie N. Par
sons, aged four months and seven days
"a Winons papers please copy.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-29

An 1ou1 C1lLA1s.-Rsmember that d.
vis Brothers have wire cloth, which 10 just
the thing to put in cellar windows for ven
tilstion. It is cheap and durable.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-29

In MAlxEr.-Lettuce and radishcs made
their appearance in market last week.