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BIG SroeK.-Rosenberger Bros. have
just received, direct from Buffalo, o heavy
stock of first class stoves and hollow-ware.
They ask special attention for their stock
from all who want really good stove, be-
ing confident that they can meet all such
demands: They also have lot of sheet.
ing paper for lining houses. This article
has come into very general use, and gives
the best satisfaction. 1t saves its cost in
fuel the first year. Do not fail to call and
see it. 1t is cheap, and is worth ten times
| its price for comfort.
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feet . permanent organization. Aids.
Clark and Alden were appointed tellers.
A number Of ballots were had, and an
equal number Of declinations followed, un-
til finally AID. Evans consented to accept q
reelection.
At the beginning Of the ballotings, on
motion Of Aid. Bridgman it was resolved
that the rules Of the last year, providing
that the President shall only vote in case
Of q tie. apply to the present temporary
organization.
Aid. Kerr was elscted Vice-President.
The Council then proceeded to ballot for
the Clerk-resultipg:
N. F. Barnes, +
r. NJ. Richardson, b
Aid. Kerr moved that the President vote
only in case Of tie. Aid. Robbers called
for the ayes and noes:
Ayes. Noes.
Alden, Robbers.
Kerr, p. Smith,
Bridrmau. s. Miller.
Burbank,
Clark,
T. Smith.
A. Fritz.
The second ballot stood:
N. r. Barnes, 10
r: N. Richardson, l
Mr. Barnes briefly thanked the Council
for the honor Of . reelection, which was
specially gratifying in view Of tho opposi-
ton which had been made.
For Assessor, AID. Alden nominated O.
Tsnny, and on motion Of AID. Burbank he
vas unanimously elected. Mr.. +: return.
cd thanks. 49, ~:
For Street Commissioner, John Dor1
was nominated by AID. Robbers, and T. G.
Alden by AID. Bridgmsn. The ballo'
stood:
John Dorr,
T. G. Alden, L
AID. Clark offered resolution directing
the Clerk TO advertise for lids for doing tn
city printing for the ensuing year, which
was carried.
On motion Of AID. Alden, q committee o
one from each ward was appointed to repor
at the next meeting on The salaries Of Off
GERS. Committee-Ald. Alden, Burbank
Robbers and p. Smith. -
AID. Robbers moved that special com
mittee Of one from each ward be appointe
to suggest At tho next meeting amend
ments to the ordinance on licenses. Com
. mittes-Ald. Robbers, Bridgman, Clar
and Fritz.
8 After some remarks by J. L. Wilson o
. tho matter, AID. Bridgmsn moved that
i committee be appointed TO act in conjune
= tion with committee of tho Board <
Trade to take steps toward the opening u
: Of good road at the east end Of the bride
, TO the Junction Of the s.. Francis and Lal
5 ! Superior road, near Ellis Kings, and r
4 mort. At tho next meeting. Carried, an
e Aid. Bridgmsn, Robbers and Kerr appoin
}. cd. ,~~e - -: -. ..es.ps .~' -
p Mr.. A. J. Reed, Of the Times, stated
d the Council that he would not be an app
!, cant for the city printing this year. 81
/: would be pleased to see W. B. Mitchell,
. THE JOURNAL, elected City Printer at Il
Is present meeting
10 On motion Of Aid. Kerr the resoIuti'
,g concerning advertising for proposals v
to rescinded. On motion OF Aid. Alden I
eSsr Of ". B. Mitchell to do the priatt
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RED RIVER CARrs.-The annual spring
train has commenced arriving.
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lTE4S.-&
The youngsters Of town have some
three or four base ball clubs organized
being considerably in advance of the old
sters
I'm another column will be found the
advertisement Of Capt. L. W Collins, who
is recognized as one Ct the most success
full attorneys Of Northern Minnesota. Bus
mess entrusted to him will be sure Of the
best attention.
The Pres. says that Gen. Barrett has
taken large surveying contract near Big
Stone Lake.
Ate ntion is called to the advertise
ment of land fo, sale in Stearns and Pope
counties.
The very best grades of brown sheet
ings and bleached muslins at Pickit l. Alb
bott's.
The Sauk Centre stage ran away on
Friday morning. No damage done-ex-
cept to a post.
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:: - J. >E.WEsT,@ =.
REAL ESTATE AGENT
ST. CLOUD. MIMI,

Will Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission, ~ -
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact al bus;-
ness connected with q D.
Real Estate Agency.
Gov. WI. r. MARSHALL, St. Paul, Minn.,
Ex-Gov. y. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa,
Hon. J. NJ. MoKELvY, st. Cloud, Mimi,
Hon. h. T. WILLIS, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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SP1cIA1 'MDBr1xa.-Hon. W. s. Moore,
President Of the Board Of Trade, has CALL
Cd . special meeting for Saturday evening.
Every business man 10 requested to bs
PRESENT. The COMMITTEES. appointed by the
Council to examine the road to
Kings, 70 with . surveyor this afternoon,
and win be prepared 70 report fully At the
meeting. Let there be good attendance.
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IT'S. LAND orr1cE, 81. CLOUD, MINI.
H. - Mayl4 196o

e,R: You are hereby notified to appearat this ofee
on tho 2orR DAY or JUNE, 1859, At 10 oc1oek II
forenoon Of the said day. then and there ehov
made by YOU September sOth, 1868, upon the nv u
section 10, township 12l, range $, in the
Diatrict Of lands subject to sale at st. Cloud, ninn
an thereof by you and proposes then and
there to show tho same, when you will bs permitted
70 contest such showing.
II. G. WAIT, REGISTER,
mayl38vp> H. @. BURBANK, Receiver.
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Book KIlp1No.-Mr. o. F. Carver, we'll
known to many Of tic business men Of 81.
Cloud, will organize class in doubls-entry
bookkeeping in this city on Monday oven
Ing the 24tb inst. Mr.. c. taught in st.
Paul for several years previous to tho late
war, and many Of tho most prosperous
business men Of that city were among his
pupils. He 10 stopping At the Central
House, where he can be seen BY those de-
siEoas Of joining his class:
"a AcomExTAI snoor1xo.-On Tuesday
Grief Gsspard took . man named Washing
ton L Bsr1es before Justice Barnes. on
the complaint Of some hali-brssds, Il
y sssl1ns tlat as. B. shot from tho door Of the
@houss On the prsiris where he was stop.
ping q some pIovsr. The shot were car.
lid u tent, quite distance beyond, and
struck one Of the halt. breeds in tho leg
hips and Just over the heart, inaicting 81;
vers aesh wounds. Had their force no
besn SPENT hs would have been killed. A
= : Tho shooting vas entirely accidental, tn
Justice released the accused upon payin
81 AID costs Tor firing within the corporal
= lnits. - -. ~ ,..% =. %%-. e.. ..3 -: -.
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ScALEs.-Grovenor & Co., in additi on
to their agricultural implement trade, have
:he agency for the American Scale Co.,
where you can get scales that will weigh
from OF. of drugs to a sack of wheat or
load of hay. They have just received an
assortment Of the small scales, Counter
and PLATFORM which are entirely the MIC
est and best thing of the kind that We have
ever seen. Country merchants should call
and examine them, as should also farmers
aho Can afford to purchase.
FURNITURE SToRE.-The undersigned
has for sale large lot Of secondhand fur
niture, in good order, which will be sold
cheap. The stock embraces feather beds,
spring mattresses, carpets, bedsteads,
chairs and everything in that line. Fur
niture bought and sold. A call is request
cd. Store next door to City Restaurant.
MRS. NJ. TILTON.
To THE FARMERS If you want the
hest, most durable and cheapest plow, 60
to the St. Cloud Piow Factory:
Write LEAD, CoLoRs AND O1Ls.-An
immense stock for cash, at. Sc. Paul prices
q ~
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.ArPoIx1n1x1s.-Rev. ]. r. Creighton
leaves next Monday morning, to visit his
relatives IN Cansds. His pulpit will bs
filed during his absence by the following
uinistsn:
Sunday, Msy osd, Rev. Harvey Webb,
Of sc. 4Anihony.
Sunday. Nay seth, Rev. Noah Lathrop,
Of Psynesville.
Sunday, June 9Th, Rev. Mr.. Aksrs, late
" from ths Central Pennsylvsnis Confer
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported for THE JOURNAL by John Zapp, Hq, Reg
sster Of Deeas. !. s.ss
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TICKNOR, TOLMAN g. co.

STANDARD. The Royal Standard Alpac-
as are just the thing for dresses, as they
eau always be matched Pickit & Abbott
ara agents for this section.
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In SIAsox.-0entlemen can find the best
makes Of casnnsres, dssskins, broadcloths,
French oostings, &c., st Piokit 4 Abbott's.
Also, rsady.mads clothing and furnishing
goods. Remember the "Regulator" for
good goods and low prices. An exsmins-
tion Of stock requested and competition de-
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-05-13

WHITE LEAD, CoLoRs AND O1Ls.-An
immense stock for cash, at St. Paul prices
freight added, at new store next to Pow
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~ ~ ~ >.z,.ss. - i ~ { -
For the Week Ending NAY sth. (
= Warrantee Deed from Joseph Daiken
and John Suetterle to Franz Ziegeubcin for
nd set and net sw4 SEQ. q 7. l23 r. %
west. $500
Warlantee Deed from Joel II Dyer to
Joseph Capser for 81 net ind 81 nw4 SEQ.
5 7. l25 Il. 81 west. $500
Warrantee Deed from George F. Winter
end wife to Albert J. Sylvester for lot 8
BLK 6 in James add. to Sauk Centre. $ll8
Warrantee Deed from Adam LANCER and
vile 70 George Rieder for set set Sec: %
T.Il25 r. 80 west. ~ u $40O
Quit claim Deed from rennis A Hoyt
and Ira M .sNoyes, to DavidF spsulding
for ssre IN q ne} SEQ. lsT. l22 r.: ~
west. . 5:a5.s -: {. - #z# 5@@ <sM $40O
4 ! WARRANTED Deed from Fry NJ. Kimball
and vito to Roswell F. Adlsy, for nw} set
Sec. "a T. 122 r. 20 vest $3.50
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the best. Also 4 large stock Of all kinds Of
Chairs. Mattresses, Spring Beds, So.
Repairing end ordered work promptly
attended to. Give US q call. Rooms on
St. German st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church. .,..ar ,.1.., -.
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Mr.. Geo. Mckinley died recently

MIR. Geo. Mckinley died recently
at Winstcad Lake, Mcleod county,
where he has boen engaged as. book
keeper. lie was alone in a store at
tho time Of lis death, and apparently
fell in fit, on the stove, burning him
so severely that he died soon after.
An extensive match factory has
been established at the falls at Mime
apolis, by Mcssrs. Witbcck & Potter.
The match will be round one, and
one that will lind ready sale. They in
tend to turn out enough to furnish
the State.
For the first time in Minnesota
colorcd jurymen were allowed to sit in
the jury box lest Tuesday at St.
i. Paul.
"A man named John Latto, native 0
Finland, arrived at Holmes City in this
county,2on the third inst, having walked
all the::way from New York City. When
he started from New York his entire CAPT.
tai was one Norwegian shilling, worth just
one cent Of our money. He can nei,h.l
| speak nor understand q word of our Ian
guage. He made the trip Ct nearly seven.
Teen hundred miles in just six weeks, and
had his SHILLING left when he reached his
destination. man with such indomita
BILE pluck will certainly make good citi.
zen, anu is the right kind to locate on the
frontier. He deserves good homestead
| -Atexqndria Post.
| NEW I'D ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SWEDISH IMMIGRATION.

The Pioneer says letter has been
received by the St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad Company, from Col. Mattson,
immigration agent of that company,
written from Sweden, in which he
states that an unusually large number
Of Swedcs will emigrate to Minnesota
this season. The growing discomfort
among the Swedes, with their present
government, in addition to the partial
famine there has had tendency to in
ducc large numbers Of the better classes
seek new homes, and thousands have
determined to make this State their
future home. The first party Of some
three hundred, will leave Sweden about
the lst OF April, and will come direct
through under the charge Of compc-
tent person to look after their interests
on the voyage. This company will be
followed by others at regular intervals
during the season.
The St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Company have erected building at
Clear Lake station, capable of accom-
modatins five hundred persons, coz
nectcd with which is cook house, and
other necessary appliances for the pur-
pose of making the immigrant and his
family comfortable, until he can locate
farm or hunt up his relations. The St.
Paul and Pacific Railroad is doing a
good work for the State in thus cncour-
aging immigration. L. is just the class
Of immigrants We want to help build
up and develop this new country
Minneapolis Tribune.
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HALF-BREED SCRIP,

From the Alexandria Post, Ma-ch 17th.
Two or three weeks ago instructions
were received from the General Land
Office IN relation to the location of halt.
breed scrip. Tho half-breed is now
required to come in person to the land
Office, and must certify that the loca-
ton is for his own exclusive use aud
benefit. The instructions, as regards
agents or powers Of attorney, arc also
mado more strict. They are only
permitted to locate under such powers
by proving that the halfbreed is dis
abled and incapable Of coming to the
Office and further, that they believe
that said location is for the exclusive
use and benefit Of the Indians in whose
behalf the location is made: This BALI
Breed Scrip has been extensively used
in locating pine lands yet unsurveyed,
and is in active demand At 81 to IS per
acre. Mill owners and lumbermen al
Minneapolis and other points On n
Mississippi and its branches, havezae|
Gated large and choice tracts of 'pf6e
lands within tho past few years, I'D,
this scrip. Good pine lands, where
the logs can be easily banked, are worth
$40 to SIS per acre.
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EVERY FARMER.

Gardener and Fruit Groy-e1is invited to
send for "B SIS IMPROVED FRUIT TREE AND
VINE INSECT DESTROYER AMI lNEIGURATOk"
improved and patented Jhle ID loGo after eight years
experience with the cid "luv5.r tor
Having purchased all the right, title and interest in
this Patent and Patented Composition for the whole
United States, am now Prepared furnish samples
to test, with a yivW OF selling ''STATE,'' COUNTY"
and "IndividEal Rights us persons having use
for this Invaluable Preparation satisfied that it
will do " hat claim.
When applied the Preparation penetrates every
pore, destroying the worm i'll the root, heart and
branch of the tree aud Wy connecting with the min
era substance Of the ill., destroys the cause and
prevents the creation OF any destructive insect 1t
will instantly destroy all pests that derive their nu-
trment from the sap of Trees, Vines and Vegetation
and successfully prevents them from committing
ravagcs on orchards crops. 1t will kill the Peach
gruD and Borer and prevents the Curcuo from sting
ing the Plum As a fertilizer it has no equal aud
will not injure any Tree, Vine Plant. On applica-
tim, will refer to men in Baltimore County, Of the
highest rcultural sanding, who will testify to the
benefits they have derived from its use.
Samples, with directions for using, sent to any
pant of the United States, receipt Of ST. Inoivdu-
al Rights" containing the "Keceipt sent prepaid
by return mail, receipt of IS.
reliable Agent wanted in every county.
Address, J. AHEARN,
No. Post Office Avenue Baltimore, Md.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

-Abner Tibbets, has been confirmed
Register of the Land Office, at St. Peter
Over 100,0O0,000 feet Of logs
have been cut in the pinerics this win
ter.
-Chatfield voted last week to issue
$4,000 in bonds, to aid in the con-
struction of railroad from Lanesbo,o
to that place.
Tho bridge over the Cannon river
between Hastings and Red Wing has
been swept away.
The Press says quarry of what
appears to be very find black soap stone
has been discovered near Redwood
Falls
The Dakota Union is hereafter to
DO independent in politics. Mr. j
w. Fralick, who has been conducting
it as a Democratic paper, has associated
himself with Captain Kennedy, the
County Auditor, who is a Republican.
Tho State Fair this year will be
held at Rochester, from Sept. 18th, to
Oct. LIST, inclusive. Hon. Matt. Car
penter will be invited to deliver the
annual address.
st Charles, Winona Co, Mimi,
has a precocious child. 1t is now said
to be S months old and talks as plainly
as child usually docs at 5 or 6 years
Of age. It commenced talking at the
age of 8 months.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.
"A law has been passed in Kentucky
prohibiting marriage between first cous-

"A law has been passed in Kentucky
prohibiting marriage between first cous-
ms.
The St. Nicholas hotel at Saratogo
was burned on the Oath inst. Loss
$4,000 insured.
-Ex-president Johnson's illness
lasted only twenty-four hours. He is
now in his usual health.
The State of Iowa is out of debt
aud has a surplus Of $4,000. on hand.
Grant is the youngest man elected
to the Office Of President, being but 46
years old.
-Binckley has been fined 1000
and costs for his assault on Assistant
Commissioner Harlan.
-Four steamers at St Louis, loading
for the mountains were burned last Mon
day.
-Advices from Spain say that Mont
peusier was proclaimed King.
1t is thought by the members that
Congress will adjourn sine die in April.
Mr.. Wilson, of Minnesota, intro
duced bill authorizing railroad from
Portland, Oregon, to west of the Cas-
cade mountains. Referred to the Pa
ci6c Railroad Committee.
The wealthiest man in America is
said to be young Stevens, son Of the
late Edwin A. Stevens of HobokeD,
who when he reaches his majority, vii
be worth $3.50, 100000, by tho advance
of his estate in New Jersey.
Immense discoveries Of gold have
baen made in Alaska. Fine specimens Of
gold dust, quartz and nugget gold have
been exhibited at San Francisco from
the mines. On account Of the climate
the mines can only be worked four or
five months in the year.
Hon. Edward Bates, Of Missouri died
on the 18th ult. He represented Mis-
souri, in Congress for number Of years,
and was member of Lincoln's cabinet.
The Portuguese Government hss
dccreed that all obligations of freedom
reserved under the abolition of slavery
in Portugal aud her dependencies, shall
cease on April 10th, 1878.
Senator Chandler introduced bill
to detach the port Of St Paul from the
Minnesota collection district and attach
it to the district of Louisiana. Refer
red. to Commerce Committee.
Two coaches and a sleeping car
we're thrown from the track on the Tole-
do, Peoria l. Warsaw railroad on the
morning Of the Esd and about 40 Of the
passengers more or less injured.
james Harper, the oldest member,
IF the publishing house of Harper,
Brothers, died last Saturday night, aged
"a years. In 1914 he was elected
Mayor Of New York. u
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s s s g. s 8

10 the working Glass II am prepared to fur
nish all classes With constant employment at their
homes, the whole of the time, for the spare
cents to % per evenin is easily earned by persons Of
eitcr SEX and the boys and girls earn nearly much
as men. Great Inducements offered those who will
devote their whole time to the business and that
every person who this notice, may sent their
address and test the business for themselves make
the following unparalleled offer: 10 all who not
we'll satisfied with the business will send Il to pay
Tor the trouble OF writing Full particulars, drec-
tios &C., sent free Sample 10y mail Tor IL cts.
Address E. G. ALLEN, Augusta, Nc.
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with tho Seminary Block, and in either
case the Company propose to quit claim,

with tho Seminary Block, and in either |
case the Company propose to quit claim,
as Mr.. A. well knows. We hope our
readers will observe tho conclusion of
the paragraph quoted above, and notice
how easily and summarily this distin-
guished counselor disposes Of the writ
ten opinions Of legal gentleman, here
toforo given, that Mr.. Hoopor's title to
the property is perfect. 1t is only
equaled by that recent master stroke
Of his, in taking a case direct from
Justices Court in Stearns County, to
the Supreme Court Of the State, sweep
ingly rejecting the idea, that has here
tofore controlled ordinary legal minds,
that there is an intervening District
Court which must first b appealed to.
1t is further stated that Mr.. A. on
the Gath ult., sent to Now Orleans for
a deed from Mr.. Brott's assignee. Who
authorized him to do so1 Certainly
not The Prudential Committee, for they
had already purchased other property.
It must then have been upon his own
motion alone, aud is in keeping with
other acts Of the gentleman in this mat
ter.
The defense in the Times then, is
simply none at al, aud more than JUS
tifies US in re-asserting that Gen. A.
has never, to this day, given up his
| idea of securing the School on the Cram
property. His acts in the past as we'll
as the present, indicate a determination
to carry out his original idea. His ut.
ter neglect to notify our people Of the
first visit of the Normal Board until
the day preceding their arrival, his in
sulting course towards his colleagues
of the Board at that time, so humilia-
ting to our citizens, his boyish spiteful
retusal..to meet the Board at the Depot
when they came a second time, his weak
invention and scheme to defeat the
wishes of the Normal Board and Pru-
dental Committee, his contemplate
subterfuges and misstatemeuts in the
communication quoted from, together
with his dictatorial course towards those
associated with him, conclusivcly indi-
cate his position, first, last and all the
time. But his position and whersa-
bouts in this matter are of little i'm
portance to the Normal Board, Of less
to our citizens, and of none whatever to
the gentlemen with whom he is asso'
ciated on the Committee. We assure
Gen. Andrews that so long as he per
sists in this despicable mulishness, hi
will be met and opposed even by per
sons who arc not in favor Of the Stearnl
House site.
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The Now York Post charges Gov.
Fenton with receiving 100000, for
signing the Erie railroad bill. The
Senator does not deny the charge. I!
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PlTTsBuRG, March 26th.
DEAR JounNA1.-Taking tho cars