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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-25
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFElCE CHIEF QuARTERxAsTEF


ST.. PAUL, MINI, February 16, 1869.
PROPOSALS IN THE USUAL FORM,
i with the customary conditions, are in
vited to be received at this office and at
the Quartermaster's Office at the Head
quarters of the District of Montana, until
March 80, 1869, at IL NJ, to supply Fort
Shaw the coming season with 400 Tons of
Hay and 1000 Cords of Wood.
In like manner to supply Camp Cooke
with 200 Tons Of Hay and 1900 Cords of
Wood.
Also to supply in like manner, Fort Ell
lis with 126 Tons Of Hay and 1000 Cords
of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the
District Qunrtermaster's Office, Fort Stew
enson, D. T., and at this Office, same da.c
and conditions as above, to supply Fort
Bufort.With 400 Tons of Hay and 5000
Cords of Wood; to supply Fort Stevenson
with 800 Tons of Hay, 1920 Cords of
Wood, and $780, 900 Feet ossLumber in Logs,
to square eight inches at the smallest end
and to be from eighteen to thirty feet long.
At the same time and in the same man
ner, proposals will be received at this Of
fee and at the District Quartermaster's or.
6ce,' Fort sully,, D. IT. to supply at Fort
Rice 400 Tons Of Hayand 1000 Cords OF
Wood; to supply Fort Sully 800 or & less
Tons'of Hay and LOGO Cords Of Wood; to
supply at Fort Randall l26 or less Tons Of
Hay and 500 Cords OF Wood.
ltisto be understood that these amounts
maybe diminished if tho hay 81 Z wood be
not oil required; that the hay Is 70 be cut
when green and properly cured 10 be FREQ
from weeds aud sedges or, swamp grass !;
all cut and cured by September 10Th, de-
liverable by weight. -
The wood TO be sound morchantable
wood, IL b delivered by January. Is, 1870,
unless otherwise authorized. i,.,AG.0 l.
Tho:bay md wood}ail to be. delivered at
tho Posts. &a@s. 49, - = - = ~ H. "s
a# a'IS I: 8. h. HoLABtRD,
sDspnty Q,iartermaster General u 8. Army
feb25.8w .,,.. &C.,, .~;..Es..,r.-|
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
st. Paul and way st.tions-depart' at =
Arrives 4, 1}r.x. Mail elo.s.;.t a: n,
Sank Centre route-Departs daily Mon,
Says excepted, at 6 A. n. Arrive same
DAYS At 6 P. N. Mail closes st F.H
Crow Wing Route-Dsparts daily, Mondays
excepted, at 6A.x. Arrives, same days,
at6p. n. Mail closes at I P.A.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday,
wednesday and Friday. At 4 =: n. De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
At A. N. Mail closes At A. N:
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri,
day at loA. n. Departs same day at
p.x. Mail closes At l P n.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day at 7 A. N. Arrives on Tuesday A. 4
Pm. Mail closes at 6 A. NJ.
St. Aueusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat.
urday, at l P. N. Departs same days al
2P.N
Rockvills-On Saturday, same hour as
above.
Sank Rapids-Twice q day.
r. N. RICHARDSON, p. NJ.
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s loa sAIs.-Io1sr fottl Ssals my entire
lot Of Household Furniture. consisting Of
. cook stove with Reservoir and hot closet
attached, and full outfit Of kitohen utensils
An extension table; Oak dining chairs
and orockery; . sofa; sofa chairs; wal
nut centre table; what-not, ana curtain
oornices; dressing bureau; sink, wash
stand, bedsteads, mattresses, heating stoves,
carpets, mirrors, So, 10. All nearly new,
in good condition, and will DO sold much
less than cost. .4.-> "A. MOFFATT,
- -"*;": At Bank of St. Cloud.
= Hr..sl OOA 1000
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Siberian Winter Apples.

A Circular Of 16 pages, giving account
OF the new, hardy, Winter Siberian apple,
."'Ml;AARENco," with descriptions from Elliott
Warder Of the ''Marengo," "Coral' and
"Chlcago" Siberian Apples. Sent to any
address for 10 cents. Que stamp for price
list and return letter. Address, C. An
drews, Marengo, McHenry County, I'LL
nois. Az
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BscAPED.-Mr. Wallace, arrested 1t st.
Paul few weeks sgo. charged with steal
ing horse, harness and cutter in Alexan.
.dria, and who wos taken through here
some two weeks since, on his way to Doug
las County Jail, has escaped after making
two trials. His first was from tho jail at
Alexandra, which We judge is quite as
comfortable and safe for prisoners as the
old, one opposite THl JOURNAL Office in this
city. He was pursued and captured At
Psynesv,lls, whilo stopping over night:
When being taken back by the officers to
Alexandra, and within twelve miles Of that
place, Wallace again put out, and as yet,
has eluded arrest. -. ... .,...
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Qu1f1 II1.-Our excellent friend Dr..
Ssnklsr, No regrst to learn, il confined to
his led viii Scarlet Fever, = disease now
prevailing In our city. The doctor has
had, before his illness, large number Of
cases Of this Fever in his charge, and by
his devotion to his patients is now down
with it himself. lie is lot dangerously
sick, however, and will We hope, soon. be
out sgsin. "'|, - : =; -
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H A Y
as ollOws

Us Oll0WS:
At Fort Buford, D. T., two hundred and
fifty (250) tons.
At Fort Totten, D. T., one hundred and
fifty 15O) tons.
At Fort Stevenson, y. T., one hundred and
ten (l10) tons.
At Fort Rice, D. T., one hundred and sew.
enty.fve (l75) tons.
At Fort sully, D. T., one bundled and ff-
ty [l50) tons. :.
At Fort Ransom. D. T., severty-fve (75)
The hay to be cut this year, vi 10 ers m,
properly cured, free from weeds, .-. de-
ivered at the posts by September 1s,, 1869.
Each bid should contain written guar
antee of two responsible persons TO the eff:
feet that the bidderi is able to fulfill q con-
tract ia accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that. should his .propesi-
ton be accepted, he, will, at once, enter in
to contract 'iq accordance Herewith, and
that they are prepared to become his Sc
curities giving good and sufficient bonds
for its fulfllment.
The responsibility of the guarantors must
be shown by the official certificate of the
Clerk of the nearest District Court, or OF
the U. s. District Attorney, to be enclosed
with the bid.
Bids should be made for. each post sepa-
rately, and bidders be present to respond
to their bids: - 49," -
The government reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. If bid is in the
name Of firm, their names and POST Office
address must appear. -.
The envelopes enclosing the proposals
should be endorsed proposals for Beef
Cattle, - or Hay" and addressed either 10
Bvt. Brig. Gen. J. w. Barriger. G. s.,
Omaha, Neb., or to the undersigned at St.
Paul, MINI.
: The proposals will be opened at both
places at IL NJ, Monday, April 18th.
J. H. GILMAN,
Capt, G. S. .Bvt. 1t. Col. U. s., Army,
na4-4w &C. 8. Dept. Of Dakota;
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Go SIow-You WILL ALL HAVE CHANCE.
-"Halto! stranger you appear to be trav-
cling ?"
eyes; i always travel when on a'1jour-
ney." .-.,- -..&@... ...@ J.
"I,think have seen you soms where -
every likely. Ihave often been there. "
"What might you name bot" !:
1T might be JEFF. Davis, but thank for
tune itisn't."~ : j. i = III, I;
"Haye you been long in these parts :" ..
:::Naver longer than 1t present-fve feet
nine" ..,. 3, ,-.,.-,s
''Well, where are you going -" .zHs
"Don't you see that I am trying to keep
up with the crowd Of people, who are going
to Pickit & Abbott's for some Of those
goods which are selling At remarkably low
prices. Don't get in my way; I~must
have some of those cheap goods, or
there will be row when I return home"
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TIM Hu1cHusoNs.-Mr.A Asa B. hutch-
inson with his family sang to . large au-
dience At the New Hall on Tuesday even
inx. or course they gave IN excellent en-
tertainment, though We protest against
Master Dement'S "putting in" That
young man should DO left At home until he
1ata older.
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Husband Wanted by a Widow.

A GOOD CHANCE FOR IOUNG MEN.
~ "A young & good looking Widow
wishes to marry again. but as she strongly
behaves in Fate, she thinks thut kind Prov
idens through the selected way will fur
nish her with o good Husband.
all those wishing to stand chance in
being selected can do so by sending 500
Dollars, together with Name & card de Wis
it. Name & card de visit will be given in
Return: !'.,''- : Az. '''''' - )
am taeking this methode III Requiring
100 Dollars to accompany the Name that
every Fob not wishing 10 get married will
be kept from sending their Names. - g. '..
The selection will tax Place by ,Magnat-
ism, on the first day Of May next. :.
The persons not winning will after the
selection, Receive Return Notice Of: there
money sent. aH~ II. = sn: =; y''2@':h = .
The Widow is worth over $50, 900 lin
Cash 4 Property there for no = Wealth
will be Required by those Wishing to sent.
All Letters will be strickly kept Private.
address.
a. B., Widow, St. Cloud, Box 1913, Mime.
sofa.
al, Papers will do me a,f@yer to copy
st. Cloud, March II, 1869.
Where, Oh where, are the young men g
| st.. Cloud, when attractions ike those emu
merated above are seeking = market else
where Why is it that $3.50, 900 in CAST
& Property" only encountered with wild
ow must trust to- -''Msgnatism'' and al
this bother to secure guardian and pro
tector! What has become Of those young
men who: 80 long nave sighed for situation
as sons-in-law in wealthy families. IT i
evident from the style Of the advertisement
that ''kind Providens" has done but littl
in the way Of education for our blooming
friend who wishes to rattle herself of, bu
I.poor Orthogrsphy is no worse than poo
Music and worse French prevalent wit
young ladies generally We advise on
young men to Investigate this bushes
thoroughly. 'a< 49, = :~"@ 32''
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The following resolution has been re-
ceived from Monongalia county, ....,o
.Resolved, That We appoint the St. Cloud
JOURNAL to be the official paper Of Monon-
gala county, for tho coming year, from
T. '""' BY order Of Board Co. Com.
x 49,. HUGH BLAKELY,
/" Chairman Board Of Go: Com.
New London, MIMI, March 10, 1869.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OuARrHRNa srrp

>
i = ST.. PAUL, MIMI, March 18th, 1869.
PROPOSALS IN THE USUAL FORM.
/ with the customary conditions, are in
yited to be received at this Office until
April I'd, 1869, to supply Fort Totten, D.
7. the coming season with $50 tons of Hav
and l 200 cords of Wood.
10 supply Fort Ransom, D. T., with 100
tons Of Hay, and 1000 cords of Wood.
10 supply Fort Ripley, Num-, with SO
tons OF hay, and 600 cords Of Wood.
To supply Fort Wadsworth, D. T., with
zoe tons Of Hay, and 1000 cords of Wood.
To supply Fort Abercromb,e, D. T., with
800 tens of Hay, and 1000 cords of Wood,
TO supply Fort Smelling, Mimi, with
100 tons Of Hay, 30 tons of Straw and 500
cords of Wood.
To supply Fort Stevenson, D. T., with
$4,000 bushels of Coal, to be taken from a
coal mine one mile distant from the Post,
on the Reservation.
1t ls to be understood that these amounts
may DO Diminished, if the Hay or Wood be
not oil required; that the Hay is to be cut
when green, and properly cured all to be
delivered by September 10Th, 1869, deliv-
crable by weight.
The Wood to be sound Understandable
Oak Wood, to be delivered by January Is,
1870, unless otherwise authorized.
The Hay and Wood all to be delivered at
the Posts.
49,. :, s. B. HOLABlRD, 49,,
n95.Sw Deputy Or. Mr.. Gen., u. s. A
CoNJUGAL. LOVE, AND THE HAPPINESS Of
~ True Marriage. Essay tor Young Men, on III,
errors Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Manly
Powers and create impediments to Marriage, viii
mS&0o IN o1nA
Tree s OF Cargo: Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGH
oN' howard Association. philadelphia. Pa ~ :.
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PERsoxA1.-Deputy Sheriff A. De Groat,
of Sank Centre, Was in town last Tuesday,
locking after some transgressor.
J. B. slitchsr, Esq, Of ST.. Paul passed
through on Monday, on his return from
Alexandria.
J. ". Darby, Of the new firm Of Darby &
Chandler, Of P.yne2ville, has also been in
town few days. -
J.J. Rhodes, Gen. Agent for Mccor-
mick's Reapers, in this State, has been in
this city during the past week looking az
ter the interests Of tho Mccormick ma
chine. The Rosenberger Bros. are. agents
for thus vicinity. : i
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The next msstlns Of the Library As
sooiatlon win meet on Thursdsy evening,
the lst Of April, at the hoiiss Of Rev, Mr..
wnn1 DII4 ~ 49,
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NEW SroHR AT PAxnEsv1ItE.-M. Ca
boon has removed his stock Of goods from
Little Falls to Psynesville, and this morn
ing started i've teams loaded with new
goods for the latter place. Mr.. G. will
keep full stock Of dry goods, groceries
and hardware.
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& Abbott sell goods much low.
er since commencing their cash system.
They will not be undersold.
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We learn that Hon. W. III. Wood, of
Sank Rapids, has been rendered AMI &C.
oepted the Presidency Of New Athens Uni,
vsr'ity, ~, ~. md that 10 win leave for his
new field Of labor next month.
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VERY H1Gu FRu1r.-Being disposed to
assist the widow, We copy the following
advertisement exactly as it appeared in the
st. Paul Pioneer Of the 22d inst.
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JEw.111.-Capt. r. schoenemann, at
hi store on St. German street, has fine
stock Of Jswslry, and has just received one
Of the largest sized Batteries for Galvaniz-
In. &c. sehoenemann, with the Captain
il now prepared to galvanize either in Gold
or Silver
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Two hundred and twenty (22O head al
Fort Buford, D. T.; to be delivered by
August LIST, 1869. \
One hun bred and ten (11o) head at Fort
Totten, D. T.; to be delivered by Au-
gust LIST, 1869.
Ninety (9O) head at Fort Stevenson, D. T. ;
to be delivered by July LIST, 1869.
Three hundred and forty (340) head at
Fort sully, D. T.; 200 to be delivered by
July LIST, 1859, and the remainder by
September 1st, 1869.
Seventy-fve (75) head at Fort Randall, D.
T.; to be delivered by June 1st, 1859.
Twenty-Five (25) head at Fort Dakota, D.
T.; to be delivered by August 1st, 1869.
Seventy coy head at Fort Ransom, D. 7. !;
to be delivered by July LIST, 1869.
The cattle must average about one thou
sand and fifty 1,05o) pounds gross weight,
and be steers from three (3) to seven %
years Of age.
AL! less than three and over seven years
all falling short of 900 pounds
gross weight, bulls, stays and cows, will be
rejected.
Also, at the same time and places, pro-
pesals will be received for supplying
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A COOP MARKET.-Coats q freenA"
know how to keep = meat Market as 1t
should be. They have At all times choice
selection Of meats and poultry.
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FIRE ENGINE HousE.-The lack Of
proper Engine House in this city, for the
accommodation Of the boys Of the "Little
Giant Company" has been under discus
sion in the City Council. We need not on
ly an Engine House, but new machine
tho latter much more than the former.
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a. The Circulation OF The So"r~A
4. DOUBLE that OF any other paper
..>,,.hed In Northern Minnesoss. lAes
Aav.rtisers remember this.
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u We will continue to sell croekery,
glassware, md ssreeeriss,, At wonderfully
ow prices, until orr entire stock is closed
out. Still another rednstion in prices.
WIN sell without regard,to profit or cost,
s.se yeur money BY buying goods Of
s<! PICKlT & ABBOTT. -.
-, 42'ZEnIC Liz A-zL2lJ r.k.L &c X /
t, HATS AND CAre.--A fine assortment Of
hats and caps ean bs found ct smith & Her
bert's on St. Germain st: ,9gii si1 q 3''d'
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-"Tns most succes.ful business ne" :" '"''
cit are those ,0ho hove odvert''eo "o''"''y
and constantly" -HoRAoE GREEIEY.
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CONGREGATIONAL SuPPER.-The ladies
Of the Congregational Society give sup
per this evening, At the New Hall. The
proceeds will be used in paying for the
Cabinet organ now at theirchurch, and We
hope every ono will attend.a
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BoAnp OF TRADE.-We are requested to
announce that there will be . meeting Of
Al. Road Of Trade at the Court House in
this city, on Saturday evening next At hall
mast seven. A full attendance is desired.
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|
Try "eestar's" cough Remedy.
| Trv ttCostar,s,, (,oueh Remedy.
| w., e
"For Croups-Whooping Coughs, &c.,"
TRY EtCnctar,s,, (!nuvh Rnmndv
Oe
''Costar saws it il tho hest in the wide
| worIl 80 - ~ ~ -.
" w. A"""u IL uS says bo-lLs jrue-Ns
A"o-A5 Aiue; ouO VIC say Try lily
~ ~o1"sny 1-oper' A"9' zo'J
AL druggists IN ~ CLOUD sell it,
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The LAWS OF ls69.-The acts passed 'oy
tho lsts Legislature will be found in the
supplement issued with this number OF HI
JOURNAL. They should be preserved for
future reference.
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Doors AND SHo1s -Messrs Smith &
Herbert have tho best selected stock OF the
above named goods in the city. Go there
to purchase.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Recorded
during the week ending March 20, 1859:
Warrantee Deed from John Mund and
wife to Joseph Edelbrock for nj nw& sw4
Sec. T. l22 R. % west. 500
Warrantee Deed from John G. Smith 10
Wallace A. Smith for nj nw} Sec. % +. 122
r. 80 west. $50
WARRANTED Deed from Ostten Olsen and
wife to Knut Evenson for nj sw4 and sw4
sw} Sec. 80 nwf nw4 Sec. 10 T. 1913 R. IS
west $1,000
Warrantee Deed from William Vail to
Samuel Swisher for sw} Sec. IS T. l22 R.
81 west. $500
Warrantee Deed from Samuel Swisher
and wife to Azariah Swisher for 81 sw}
Sec. IS 7. 122 r. 81 west. $3.50
Warrantce Deed from Ephraim Curtis to
George W. Mathews for lot II blk st.
Cloud city. 80 $500
Warrantee Deed from Thos. G. Mcclure
to John c. Veeder for q mel sw4 net SEQ.
20 T.. l26 r. "a west. 500
Warrantee Deed from Christian Roell
and wife to Frank Klein for 1870. acres in
Sects.- s and 6 T. 123 r. 80 west. 1890
Warrantee Deed from Joseph Knaus and
wife to George :Bruner fsr swf Ssw4 Sec. 20
T. 124<R. 80 west.s =, .,,~-,ss? =: $500
WARRANTED Deed from Ivory ). Staples
andwife to Nathan v. Campbell fer 100
acres in SEQ. 81 T. 124 R. lowest. 81, 400
Quit Claim Deed from Daniel s. Stombs
and wife to Henry Lsndwehr for Is A. 100
acres South of BoWes' addition. $745
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IoCAL IN HWS
. W. ~ould respectfully request al

VAe~ W. you'd respectfully request az
-ss men and otAsrs WisAiSg any kind o.
Job Printing, to call and s1am'"e '"'
st.s.ivsstoek Of New Material, just rees''eo
RON the sast, before sending to st. Fa"| o.
y,iao elsewhere. Our JOB 0ses Is "o@ one
oftA. b..tin the State, and We do work which
vs sii! guarantee to be satisfactory atSaint
Paul prices. ...
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FoR SAIL offer my horse, buggy and
harness for sale. The horse is s years old,
SQUAD aud in good condition.
A. MOFFATT,
At Bank Of St. Cloud.
Marsh 22d, 1869. a. ~.
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Oh. MoIRIs' LrcrURn. lecture o

- Da. MonaIs' Lrcruan.-Ths lecture Of
this distinguished gentleman " as we'll at
tended last Saturday evening. notwith,
standing the disagreeable condition Of our
streets. q Tho lecturer introduced his sub
jeot by stating that he was was sent to the
Holy Land by the Masonic Fraternity Of
the United States, who were anxious "a, OBJ
tain such facts as are there to be found
concerning their origin and history. He
gave practical and useful hints to those
who at some future period might visit a
country, so full Of interesting objects as
the Holy Land is 10 al Christians. Speoi-
mems aud relics, Of very great interest,
were exhibited 70 the audience, among
these : volume Of the Koran supposed to
BE- over three hundred years old. This is
written IN Arabic upon parchment, and in
tho most artistic manner. An ancient coin
issued during the reign Of Augustus Cesar
was shown. Il Is about tho size Of our
modern ten cent silver pieces, has upon
one aide the character used ~ signature
BY the monarch in whose time it was coin
Cd, while upon the reverse are 1.-TWO hu-
name figures holding each other BY the
right hand" The lecture WAS very enter
tanning 10 student Of the Bible, whether
Z Mason or not. In the afternoon proceed
ing tho lecture, DR.. Morris met = large
number Of Masons, their wives, sisters and
at tho Lodge Room, aud con-
ferred upon them the adaptive degree Of
the Eastern Star. which is intended for the
benefit Of ladies whose male relatives be-
long to the Masonic order. DR.. Morris
will soon publish a history Of his travels,
explorations and researches, which VIC pre-
lict will be very interesting work.
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~Allkinds ofJobprinting, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed ~
his Office. Send in YOUR orders.
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Important to Farmers!
CALIFORNIA & OREGON
SEEDWHEAT AGENCY

We furnish Farmers with the
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD,
Perfectly free from irsectiform or other
impurities grown from AUSTRALIAN and
CHILL Seed, yielding, on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.
And Weighing
IS Pounds to the Measured Bushel.
The ears of Wheat, when mature, are
ELEVEN OR TWELVE INCHES LONG.
Gar Put up and securely tied and seal
ed IN linen bags, and sent by mail free t.
ali parts of the country, OH receipt of
price.
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Rev. Car1GHroN's DoNAT1oN.-The do
na4ien to Rev. Mr.. Creighton resulted very
satisfactorily to those interested. A large
company gathered early in the evening,
spent few hours At the Parsonage, and
upon retiring left substantial tokens, such
~ . minister can appreciate, with Mr.. G.
We learn that one hundred and ffty-two
dollars, nearly all in cash. were donated.
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FoRruxArI.-We have no doubt some
yszng man in St. Cloud will take $780,
600 in Cash & Property" elsewhere men
toned, and we advise him as soon A. possi-
BILE, after the event, to purchase an outfit At
Rosenberger Bros, who keep an excellent
stock Of stoves, tin and hardware.
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.NOTICE.-All persons are hereby not,-
+ ~ fed that my wife, Caroline Wetzel,
has left my bed and board without jus
cause or provoeatlon, and that they arr,
forbidden to trust her on my account, as l
viii pay. no debts Of her contracting after
this date. MATTHIAS WETZEL.
Cloud, Jon. 9Th, 1869. n25w 9
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FIN ANCIA /. !.
! STATEMENT

From Jan. LIST, 1857, to March 10th. 1869, Inclusive