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(linnfer 4.

AN ACT additional. relating 10 license for the con-
VcyAnee OF real estate, under contracts made by de-
ceased persons.
SECr. /. The several statutes authoriz. ny the
judge OF probate In certain grant license To
administrators aud Others 10 convey real estate Of
deceased persons. when the deceased in his lifetime
mad" legal contract for such conveyance and wa
prevented by death from executing IL. arr amended.
80 that ike authority may be- granted a special
administrator. In the same manner and ON the same
conditions a. To administrators.
seer. ,. Thi, act shall take cfiact when approved
Approved February 2 1859
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02

An 40 concerning specie payment
n - eItl-frf bV Nir ,lIts 'aI H.fEr ef RsDrsssay
tI'ir,s Ga feJst4'rr. us.smtsj a. follow.
rE,l Chapter s.Sruty-uur 90 th. law. ~ eigh-
to'u hundred and -sty-twb. entitled AN act - SUE.
pend c'rain pr1isiJus in chapter fJftypypn OF the
revised -tatut'., concerning baIE-.' !. h.rshy
continued Iu force until the dft-.ufb day OF F,.b-
rulry. Eighteen hundred aud seventy. providing
said banking corporations shall. upon demand. pay
or tend pr payment of their bii. checks draft. n
lawful money OF the Unitad Statrs
SECr Ini' act shall take ef.:- when approved
iApprOyed January p 1901
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hnIpIcr q.

An ~ I IN amend chapter -tNty-seVen of the Re
yiSed StItut'-,-
SEcr. l. The second section Of chapter sixty
seven ofthe revised statutes i amended read
follows:
SECr If the minor Is under fourteen years OF
ag'. the Judge may animate and appoint his guar
dian; ~ h' i over that age. lac may nominate. his
own guardian in presence OF the Judge register Ut
probat" or In writing certified by justice of the
peace; and Ii apprOyrh by the Idge. such nominee
shall bo appointed, although the minor has Il guar
dian; but II not thus approved or ii the minor re-
sides out Of the State; or. being cited By the Judge
neglect, u nominate suitable person. who will ac-
ccpt the trust. ia" judge may nominate and ppolnt
u he were under fourteen
SECT. 3 Guardians may make oath u invcnto-
r"4 by them returned before the judge or register OF
probate. any Justice of the peace
Approved February 3. 1881
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ChnIlicr a.

M AtI % amend chapter seVenty-one OF tho Re
yiscd Statutes
The thirteenth section of chapter sevcnty-one of
the revised statutes IL amended by striking out
after the word given, the words, "of the time
place that the later clause of said section shall
read n follows aud the shall decide what
public notice. If any. shall BE- given OF such private
sale. and ii any l. required IL shall be inserted In
the license and given accordingly
Improved February 8. 1863
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Chapter H.

AN ACT In relation To conditional sales of personal
property. 7
sEor. l. NO agreement or stipulation hereafter
mad shall be valid, whereby the title To personal
property bargsned and deli vered, shall remain the
property of the payee of given therefor unless
the agreement or stipulation Is In writing and made
part OF the note, and signed by the payor or his
lawful agent.
sEot 2 This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February 4, 1897
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haptrr :.
~ ACr addltIonal 10 cnanter .crentr. N

N not additonaI % chapter seventy live OF tho
Revised statute.
The seventh specification in the first section Of
chapter seventy iyc of the Revised Statutas T.
amended read 10 lows: Seventh IN au in
t''lAl" 'a'''' rTfr'r a..
Of sad iutestAta dr.c"nd- u the widow or husband
surviving: II NO kiudre L. widow or husband. il g.
cheats 10 the state approved February }. 1869
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GbuDper ID.
An additional

~ ACI additional 10 chapter eighty-seven of the
No act shall BE- maintained against an executor or
al histrit upon any claim against the estate OF
his fstatOT or interstate, unless such claim ha been
presented tn writing 70 such executor or ad.nlnstra
TOR and payment thereof demanded at least thirty
days before the commencement of said action
lApprOyed February 8, 1851
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Chapter 4.

AN ACT In addition t. and amendment of chaptrr
siNty.tnur of the Revised S;atutas
sECr. /. The thirteenth section of chapter sixty
four OF the revised statutes Z, amended 50 that the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
sA1lsICULTUlsALs ImP1El1EATs.

We are glad to SEQ that tho extensive
Agricultural Implement House Of Grovenor
\ Co. obtained four first class premiums
upon the machines exhibited BY them q
the State Fair. They were remarkably
..uooessful, and the number Of prizes ward
cd this house should demonstrate to farm
erswhereis tho best place for buying
wheat agricultural implements or ma
chinery they may want. Tho oficia! list
shows that tho 'sCase Thresher," with
Woodbury. power, manufactured 1t Racine,
Wis, took the first premium over the "Vi-
orator" and Tornado Thrcshers and was
sold on the ground. Tie .tThsyer Iron
Mower" and 2 ollingsvorth sulkey
Rake" each took first prsmium. Aud
although three other Il The most popular
drills were on exhibition, thu Buckeye"
took the first premium. The decision Of
the judges concerning Broadcast sseders
had not yet been announced. The follow.
ing telegram from Wisconsin shows a lri-
umph in that State: 's. *''~9@
MADISON, Wis. Dot. LIST, 1868.
Aessrs. Grouenor & Co., St. Cloud Him.
The Buckeye Drill and Esterly Broad
cast seeder both took first premium at Wis.
consin State Fair to-day: -G<5CS $55T
S. L. SHELDON & BROS.
No stronger recommendations could be
asked for the implements Sold BY Groven-
or & Co. Farmers will not fail to 70 and
see them. a large qsantityof ''New York
er" Rcapers, Iron Mowers and Broadcast
Seeders, arrived at our Depot, for these
gent'emenlast week, enough, We should
hink, to implement" every farmer from
here to Abercrombic.
I "A nugget Of gold worth 1000 was re-
Gently mined out Of the bowels of the earth
in New South Wales. The next best thing
Is the bargains to be had at Pickit 4 Alb
bolts store. Good goods sold; cheap. They
have everything y GU want-no u eed Of. go
ing into particulars.
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1T is estimated that sevea-tenths Of oil
adult ailments proceed from diseased and
torpid liver. The hillary seoretions. Of The
liver overaowing into tho stomach, poisons
the entire system, and exhibit the above
symptoms. After . long research !. We ore
able to:present the most remarkable cure. cur
for these horrid nightmares Of diseases the
world has ever produced. Within one year
over six hundred and forty thousand per
sons have taken Plantation Bitters,. q and
not on instance Of complaint has come 70
our knowle1 g. IT is tile most effeotuIal
tonic and agreeable stinulent. suited to all
conditions Of life. Inquire Of your Drug
gist regard to it. = & 2..= ss. .@.-. I
Magnolia Water--suporior to the best
i'm aSS7>1faan' Cologne, and sold at
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FAIR HAVEN.
Religious Interest-Phrenology Mt a
Discount-singing School. ,.....

.-:; FAIR HAVEN, Feb. 4, 1869. =
EDITOR JoUnNAL.-I have been waiting
long time to see if something would not
turn up that was worth chronicling in the
columns Of Tnx JOURNAL; but as there is
no immediate prospect Of any one commit
ting lnatrimony, su,cile or doing any other
act that would be likely to create sensa-t
ton, Ihavc concluded to wait no longer. J.!
We are moving along here in our usual
quiet way. Lieut.. B. F. Butler devotes
two evenings in each week to giving in
struction in vocal music to all who choose
toattend. The remaining five are devoted to
religious meetings. ~. ,*2.:: 50. r-:::. TX:
The close proximity Of the small pox
caused some excitement here. but as the
disease has about disappeared all fears have
passed away. ..," IT., "a
Some Of the good people were somewhat
elated few days ago as a couple of gen
tlemen visited our town and proposed CIV
ing chronological lecture. On applying
to the committee for the use of the school
house, they were informed they could have
it if Rev. -, who had, an appointment
for prayer meeting, would consent. On
going to the Reverend gentleman he very
coolay told them he. thought there was much
sham about the science and . good deal Of
humbuggery about the lecturers, What
impression he made upon their minds is
not known, but they wore soon on the road
to Clearwater, and y the people lost their an
ticipated treat - !a,' s~.:s,s ...rax
,sttsM @j:.i. i - E't.:j 49,: q. =, re, -
u. + is anu sing to look over the" criticisms
Of SONS &of, your correspondents, upon
.'Margaret Merlyn.."'" =, ''Iob''' says: it is
weak, inslped; unnatural, q wide departure
from .he ordinary conduct OF murtai,, the..
Bitter Sweet rays it is true to the life,
and that the strofyndsrs and Twinzys have
taeir representatives in almost every COM
nunity.. But I an not going to offer my
criticisms upoa; the work, choosing to have
the testimony al1int before rendering judg-
.@l'i III 40 e u! 8! ,,gn!.! - n -
AAeAS:,1is. nH& .14I; gre is@.:,i.>i j..
.fa+t ,ir So T.; 49, - UNlUS:r,
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n. MAaN1r1aUE "A Frsnchman, beholding
Niagara Falls for the first time, exclaimed
"Eh :! dis is 70 grand specialize! supaab!
Magni6que! By. gar, he come down first.
rate = T. Is ..supaab' to see tho way I'm
which Piokit & Abbott have ...come. down..
on the prices Of their .'magnifque'' stock
Of goods. - Everything that may be wanted
dry goods, groceries or no
tions-sold cheaper than the cheapest. 2 :. In
these times it is we'll to save extra profits,
and by all means 60 to the .'Regulator..''''..
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.JUNIU5s

,: TnE Po1s1S1sa CAsE.-The examination
il il the poisoning affair mentioned by US
last week. was commenced on Monday
last before Justice Richardson, and on
Tuesday the Court adjourned over to Fri
day in order to enable the prosecution to
obtain rcbutting testimony. E. NJ. Wright
ESQ.,, appeared for the State; Oscar Tay-
lor, Esq, for the defendant. It is general
ly believed that Gerbcnd is innocent. he
made no effort 10 escape.
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MEEK j; COUNTY.
Land Office 'Matters-seninnry-
It ing Timb er-saw Mill, Hotel, Sc.

!; >,i.aGRRtNIEAF, MIMI, Feb, 3, 1859. :
ED1roH tJouRNAL.-This vil1age,E small
in size and modest in pretensions, does. not
afford very abundant materials for q news
paper letter. No Intoxicating liquors are
sold in the place, and therefore We are not
troubled with fights and broils that agitate
other communities. The discussions Of
questions asaeIs ~ are mainly those re-
lating to land matters, and take shape and
form in trials before the Register and Re-
osiver Of the .. 8. Land Office. Several
land cases have been before the Office dur
ing the past few weeks. The number Of
entries made at the Land Office during the
month Of January Vas . follows originsl
hom..tsa d 81 ma. db homestead. . 2s cash
~ :. 5...,.s:., r.S TT soz>.f,
The, .'Island Seminary" Rev. VIC.
Harding principal, Il; ID ! aourishing con-
dition. The application ! to enter as stu
dents are 50 numerous that it is purposed
to erect, at.a an early day, IN addition to
the present building. 3: .':'
Rev. A. J. Cramer, Of Iowa, agent of tho
American Union Bible Society, delivered
~ undressing discourse At this place en-
Sunday last. .2.. *. -: ) !
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of . number Of persons accused Of stealing
timber in the western part Of this county.
Many PERSONS, otherwise good citizens,
consider taking timber from the land Of
others no offsnse, especially if the timber
belongs to speculaters4 or. to Railroad
Company. However this question may be
morally, the law does not consider speoula-
tors and Railroad Companies a. being with
out tho pale Of its protection, and some Of
these men may perhaps find the timber
they supposed cost only the stealing there
Of, the most costly fuel and fencing they
svsr obtained. =5 7. ~ . s.z.t'>.5 ..; :*,<,
re- Weymouth's saw mill, recently built on
ecsdsr Lake in this township, Is being fur.
nishsd with logs sufficient to keep .iit run.
ming to IT'D fullest capacity for. long time
70 come. .@s :. II. TT &
e Butterheld's Hotel Is we'll p.troni..d
"mins host" caring for the comfort and ID
convenience Of travellers In ! manner t,
commend him to the favor Of the public
81 Among the county officers sworn into Of
Ace January !, 1862, are the folloxin,
from Greenleaf: John NJ. Waldron, Judg,
I az Probate. Henrv Hill Countv Atto,,,....
VIM. b. Greenlsaf, County Surveyor.
atF 1f5ts gsl5 G. T. o..
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a. The Circulation OF The So1fAsA
10 DOUBLE that Of any other paper
D N blished In Northsrn Mianesota. Lot
POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARruR1 OF AAlLs'
St. Paul aud way stAtious-departs At 8
A. n.
Arrives q. l&r.x. Mail closes at A. \,
Sank Centre route-Dsparts daily, Mon,
days excepted, At Ga. n. Arrive same
days 1t 6 r. n. Mail closes at I IN,
Grow Wing Route-Dspartsd daily, Mondays
excepted, At 6A.x. Arrives, same days,
at6p. N. Mail closes at I Pm.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. st 4 ?. \. De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
Attn A. N. Nail closes at 6 A.. II.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri
day at l0A. n. Departs same day at 2
M. Mail closes At P. NJ.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day Ut lam. Arrives on Tuesday at
Pm. Mail closes 1t 6 AN.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat.
urday, at P. n. Departs same days at
2P. n. 81 sGg>
Rockville-On Saturday, same hour a.
above. pr
Sank Rapids-Twies day.
R. NJ. RICHARDSON, P. NJ.
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Jusr RxcE1vED.-A large lot Of new
type suitable for bill heads and Letter
heads. Send your orders to this office.
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QuA11r1xD.-Hcn. H. c. Wait appeared {,
was qualified and took his seat In the
Board Of Education on Monday evening
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If you want sewing machine, go to
Pickit & Abbott's. They keep Wheeler &
Wilson's, the best in use. :: /. ,zirT.auT
'-<f1As most succes.tu1 business ssen in this
city are those: who have aduertiscd literally
and censtant1y:"- -HoRAoE GREELEY. >hd"!
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"A telegraph Office has been opened at
the glear Lake Station, twelve miles below
this city, -
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LOCAL NBiWS
v ". would ,s.p.et jsl,y r.q.... AZ

sssx and ofAsrs eisAiag ssy HAD Il
Job Printing, cali asd s1ami"s esr
xtsAsip sstoek Of Wv Material, Just received
rom Ne east, before sending to St. Pau! Or
goisg slsswAsrs. Our JOB 09ses Is nov o"a
ftAs bs,tin tie State, and ~s do eork ,rA'eA
ws si2l guarantee to BE satisfactory, at Saint
Paul prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

WARxHousE.-F.D Dam 10 putting up
ware.oom, 24x3o, near his planning mill, to
be used for storing sash and doors.
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Poa
land
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q. s5tf 'PEnso1AL We have been favored with
calls from T. 8. White, Of the Arm Of Aver
Ill, seconbs 1 Co., st. Paul; VIII, Wood,
.sauk Rapids; and Col. J. B. Holt, County
Auditor, Benton county. - .-..,
Major Fridlsy, Of hsnomin county,
elected to the House last year, WAS in town
this week looking up teams for spring
transportation service. = S. 81 y s,,.s Il.
T. Senator Gilman Wa home last week.
q 7. G. Mcclure and wife went with the
:. legislative excursion TO Madison this week.
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safFe4lL1 6olHa.-Ths '.ok.s aun" at Vests
= still 4 ful blast. The very best grades
I isl goods are being knocked down ct low
sagnrsy stationery, blank books, diaries.
WIN pspsr, ehins goods, mirrors, &C., iii
going n Just what people havsa mind TO
e e :livs ~ lben. After this tber. viii b.
,nsuotion est,y ~, until the stock is sold
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We ore indebted to Senator Gilman
for copy of the State Auditors Report, Z
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Vsleatine's Day comes this year on
week. / as 4..@5 p. .
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FAlR.-Ths net proceeds Of the Catholic
Fair last week, reached the handsome
amount Of S6l2.O5.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

.o-old papers suitable for wrappers, for
sale at this Office. 10 -,:}
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ST. Paul 1nor wonxs, --The names Of
several Il -ths leading capitalists Of g..
Paul will b found associated With this
new manufacturing enterprise. They. are
Engaged in class Of work for which thsrs
4 = : grsat and growing densad n Minps--
: sots, The superiatsndsnse Of the Works
4 laa bssn given 10 John Perkins, who bss
B hid, long experience In the business. tzi
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~Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed At
his flee. Send in vour orders.
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North STAR WoolHN M1l1s.-We had .
call last week from Mr.. G. L. DeLaittre,
agent Of the above mills, It Minneapolis.
Mr.. DEL, who is alive Yankee, and l.tely
Of Ellsworth, Maine, has determined, to
make Minnesota his home; and for : year
will travel through this upper country. and
Northern Wisconsin for the North Star
Mills. This establishment Is now in the
hands Of Gibson L Ty Ter, tho latter having
recently purchased . large interest. He i
gentleman Of large capital, Of Portland,
Maine, and It present 4 member Of tho
State Senate. h intends removing to
Minnesota soon. Tho goods Of their man
ufaeturs have already an established repu-
tation for ohsapness and durability, and
Mr.. DsLAittrs's snergy 1will sesarsa for
them still arsater sale. -
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/ Uxtox soHooI Hous1.-The Board Of
Education On Monday evening last voted
70 purchase the three full lots Of H. G..
Wax, near his residence, and, to locate tho
new Union School building thereon. The
price paid IL twelve hundred dollars in
School District bonds, bearing twelve Der
cent. interest per annum. The Board have
selected very eligible site, and one that
il central in it, location. II Is proposed
to Greet the building At an expense Of ten
thousand dollars. No plan Of the same has
~ vt bsen definitely agreed upon.
The following are the bids for furnish
ing the stone-abouts hfty cords-for tho
foundation, the work on which will soon
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

General Meade gave ':German'' at
Atlanta, Georgia, last week, which was
most brilliant affair." Chicago Post. il; j., +. I,
Barney Vossberg, our County '5:Auaito,;
had little "German" at. his house t<one
evening last week. It weighed about nine
pounds. .,t,,;
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To FAaxE1s.-When you come to st.
Cloud be sure and 90 to the "Rsgulator,"
where Piekit 4 Abbott viii sell you dry
goods, clothing, groceries, &c., 1t tho low
est market prices. Can In and sec them.
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BAr1lsr CHu1ca.-We learn that Rev.
Gale, Of Minneapolis, has purchased the
old Seminary Building At this place, which
he intends moving little further up town
and fitting up for Baptist Church.
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. The continuous sprins. lik, weather il
l. btsiani1g q IL me nov g The streets.
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=. RILIAHcB. WoRKs.--The Advertisement
Il this establishment at Milwaukee will
b found in another column. It ID. one Of
The most extensive mill furnishing works in
the country, and one Of the most reliable.
They are SCENTS fox oLehers Double Tur-
bins Wheel; which has always given the
best satisfaetion. -<.+J II, Il. 49,
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D1sArrEAHsD.-On Monday night .
young man named Copeland, lately Of
Clearwater, who has been in charge Of the
Fremont Mills Feed Store, left town for
parts unkuown.- He had recently fallen
into the clutches Of gamblers, who had
pretty e6setually stripped him. During
Monday he had drawn frsm bank several
hundred dollars belonging to the store.
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A FAcT.--N was . matter Of general
comment st the calico party that tho neat
est patterns came from Pickit & Abbott's.
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.sD1s11ABLs.-Rossnbergsr Bros. are sole
agents q this place for the Cosmopolitan
cooking stove. acknowledged to DO one Of
the best and most economical in use. 1t IL
faRnished with . galvanized reservoir and
bot closet. It is made in the most
substantial manner. A large supply o
other No. stoves. also on hand. Remem-
Der whore to get Bsaumont's Patent Air.
Escape Funnel. IN y ~.
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%ALARx OF F1RE.-At about eight o'clock
Last evening, the alarm Of FIRE vas sounded,
but it proved 70 be nothing serious. A
dwelling occupied BY James Kennedy had
taken IRE from the chimney. but the flames
were extinguished before they had made
much headWsv.a-i d. ,...
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'"' s. The next meeting " To Library Asso-
4, ,oiltioa win ~ held - The residence Of C.
dAIGop. T.ti ~ sl:8zssss. q IS
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sALDaPAPERS orsale at ssr%@az} !.
" 1 ~ AT THIS OFFICE
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Co111sPoxDzxc1.-Ws. are glad this
week 10 hear again from several q our old
correspondsnts; '.Msine Prairie, .'Jun-
ius," At Fair Haven, nd:.:Als1aadrian,' = At
Alexandria We Welcome SO. +. =" who
will send reports from the hourishing
country Of the Big Woods. There is also
IN interesting letter from our regular St.
Louis correspondent. -'~.---------~ -------,---.
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! 8, Our eotemp orary Of the Times left on
the down train last Monday. The Legisla-
tive excursion leaving St. Paul the next
day, it is supposed he was anxious to ''see
q man" In Madison. = '':
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COOP MovE.-steps are being taken for
ne organization q : Young Mems Christ
Ian Association. This 10 field where
much good could be..dons - such IN assoc
citation, and W are glad TO learn that the
proper move 10 being made p: 49,. 49,.
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e.T0af1g Il ehIs9Iss 81 y fslsss. 5sE3sH& (
s,7L@ ttat3gSb -