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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-31

Tho Minneapolis Tribune makes the
following mention, showing that tho Min
nesot. Iron Works are: turning cut the best
and most substantial work:
Two large steam boilers, from tho Min
nesota Iron Works Of this city, were taken
yesterday to the 81. Paul & Pseane Depot
| Scr "a nov steam mill Of Grow River.
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WHoLIsA1R TRADE OF ST.. CLouD.-The
Sank Centre Herald very truthfully re-
marks:
St. Cloud must eventually be to Sank
Centre aud the upper country what st.
Paul has heretofore been, in the Wholesale
trade. There are houses there now selling
goods at wholesale At the same figures as
St. Paul, and merchants in tie upper
country can now replenish their stocks
from St. Cloud whol<sale houses at fully Is
low figures Is can be ohtained at st. Paul
ana Minneapolis.
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Smith l. Herbert have sold their store

"A letter from Mrs. Swisshelm is. o.
file for next week.
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TAXI NoTlc1.-Fresh groceries Ut J. b
Mills, cheap a. the cheapest. Goods de-
livered, free of cost, in any part Of the
:. seat. 80. = -.
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The Board adjourned until April 18th.

Ixpol1ANr Ix1ouxA1loN WAxTED.-The
Pioneer states that Mrs. Stanton, in her
lecture to tho ladies of St. Panl, said that
''ns young lady should get married before
shs va twenty five years DID," We know
Of several who, anticipating Mrs. SIS ad-
vios, have reached the prescribed age, and
Who ars now exceedingly dssirous that she
should inform them Of some way in which
hey can obtain tho coveted reward for
their patience. They intimate that they
have found tho 'waiting'' to DO tho least
difficult part Of the operation.
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"A fresh arrival, not exactly by the car
load, but enough to supply the public, Of
the best dried fruits, and more varieties to
select from, at Boyd's, than at any other
house in town.
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CITY RESTAURANT.

TRESH OYSTERS
sERv8D Up IN ANY STYLE.
Game Of all kinds in Its season.
Fresh and Canned Fruit Confectionery,
Pastry, &c.
MEALS. AT ALL HOURS.
Rerulsr Boarders ct reasonable rates
Thankful to my customers for their pat
ronage; I would solicit continuance Of
the same.
LOUIS GOYETTE
St. Cloud, Jan. Is; 1870 :: 'vl1n1
Eggs Of Pure Bred Fancy Poultry
For HAT HING.
(VXTE have on hand the largest and best selection
w Of Fancy Poultry to be found in the country
Egg carefully boxed and shipped to Any part Of tn
| country. For circulars and prices address
, Mp. BOYER CO.,
No Parkersburg, Chester Co., r
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Fred Schultz is progressing finely in
the erection Of his new hall on Washing
ton avenue.
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J. e. WEST,
REAL. ESTATE AGENT

ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will buy and Sell Real Estate ON
Commission,
Locale Land Warrants and College Scrip
ray taxes, and transact all busi-
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENCES.
Go' w. "H: n: MARSHALL, st. Paul, MINI.
~ - MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa.,
non non =; NJ: MckEIvY, St. Cloud. Mimi,
non' ID. I. "Et1Es, Minneapolis, MIN.
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HoxEs1EAD C1RcuLAls.-we have print"
ed, in the form of circular, the substance
Of the homestead and presumption acts,
with the rulings made thereon, up to this
date. Orders for large or small quantitiea
promptly filed.
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Sec advertisement Of Gen. 8. B. Hola-
bird for hay wanted Immediately At Fort
Ripley.
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"THE QUH1N OF THB WEST. Tho ad-
vertiyement Of this now churn, recently
patented by Mr.. NJ. P. Noel, Of this city,
may be found In another column. It has
been tried in number Of families, aud
wherever used has given satisfaction. 1ts
construction IL simple, s.a the labor Of
turai1s il light, while Il dess 10 work u
perfection. AZ win b sssn, Mr.. Noe
makes . vssy Hbssal ease u Oh Who buy
hb eAu1s. Kvssy a.nily haviae . sov
| should have ono e6 tAses ehusns.
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"A certain Dr.. Weaver aud his wife
have been indicted ct Rochester for keep
ing house Of ill-fsme: why couldn't
the Same course be pursued in St. Cloud to
considerable advantage
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-1mmigratisn to Northern Minnesota
has already commenced. Tie st. Paul
Press Of Friday states that party LEFT
that city for this place tho day previous
A large influx of new settlers may be con-
tidently expected.
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MASQUERADE BALL.-A masked ball will
he given at Sch wartz & Theis' Hall. on
Easter Monday Eve, April 18th. Masks
can be had at the Opera House Saloon
The best string band in the upper country
has been engaged.
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AN those in want Of fresh oysters for
their Sunday dinner, will call at Boyds,
az he will receive small lot every Friday
by expr ess, until further notice. v
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,c,,.>,ro ;Ur.-Ths snow 10 disappear.

CLRAnzSo Ur.-Ths snow 10 disappear
inr. tho streets are becoming dry, AMI
,prinx would seem 70 b. really at hasd'
~ .,e PisAdt & Abbott on haad with 4
splendid stock o. groceries, bosts, shosa
and indeed everything you want Don''
fail TO 70 and 80 chem.
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-Hsbse 10 still rushing II bic grssseass
at Low colh rates. Go oud go him.

A L1vD AoD11.-As the sards In Last
weeks paper testified. these Who LETT BY
ths late drss, and Who lad taken out poll
eiss Of insuranes With Capt. J. !. Wsst,
vsss well satisfied With the adjustmsnt and
prompt settlement Of their claims. Th<
Cspssia represents e.ly such companies q
pay their lsssss honorably aud ct the ssr
lissa possible moment, and then hs sse'
70 it that no time 10 lost through lack 0
care o. bis part. Mark down in you
note book: s'Insuro with West"
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~ All kinds Of Job Printing. II Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in your orders:
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SoLD.-Mrs. Allen has sold her book
and stationery store TO Mr.. Edward T..
Tobey, who will take possession ON Mon
day next. "
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EDWIN II. WRIGHT,
RNEY AT LA
Office IN Belps Block, 81. GERMAN Street,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
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IL. NJ. Thomson, OF Sank Centre, had
q severe cash cut under one eye by COW.
which threw up her head when no was
feeding her, striking him with her horn.
His eye narrowly esoaped being put cut.
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"A large lot Of crockery and glassware
1t Huber's, which will be sold 1t very low
figures.

CHAIR Observation-Disclosures Brothers
have on hand a supply. Of patent chair
springs, by the use of which any common
chair can, in few minutes, be converted
into rocking chair. They are neat, con-
venient, and take up no extra room. Price
only $1.00 per set. This firm has also .
lsree lot Of harrow teeth, which farmers
should call and see. They are Of the best
manufacture.
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alAxl1H.-Mr. n. P. Nesl has just
handed 40 s'spsoimsn Of granite which IN
quality 10 quite equal to anything that 10
have yet seen. TWAS taken from quarry
which is being opened near Watsb, in Ben
ton county, by DR.. J. B. Taloott, Of Quin-
oy, III, who is making arrangements to
carry ose.the business extensively. Mr.
Nosl has bssn surveying bio lands and re-
norris The granite - bsing extensive.
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building 10 gentleman in the East, but
will still occupy the stand. re,...
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OAK TALL.

OAK HALL.
The proprietor would announce thathe
sprepared to furnish
FRESH OYSTERS.
cooked in any desired style. Also, sar.
dimes, Cold Lunch, &c.
His bar is supplied with the
.e1>' CHOICEST
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
to DO found in the city.
"A osll 10 requested ffsn oil who want
.nythins IN bis line.
FRED, VINCENT.
st. Cloud. Jan 9Th. 1896. VIM
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Nolrn.11 PAcI1lo NAr11ls.-0a Sab.
bath Capt. Saith, In charge Of the survey
Of ~ Dsaaeb Lilac fken St. Cloud, sRRiv.
I'd il tsvs, sa'his wAy 10 et. Paul. He
vas seseope.isd By NJ. A. Wood, VIE he'd
bssa ssatts obtain from Capt. 8. . report
Of The satvsy, ~ aAr ~ nads, = b pre-
ssntsd 70 ~ Beard Of Directors at their
next meeting In New York. Capt. Smith
reports anding "a excellent country. The
survey 10 still being pushed forward TO-
ward Otter Tail.
Col. Owen was IN town on Friday.
Geo. ". Sweet, Esq, and Capt. Kimbsr'
, returned this morning from running 4
line eastward. They started from thu
Lseoh Lake road, It Pine Lake, the east
ern terminus Of Mr.: Alsop's lios.) ant
ran toward Lake Superior to within
about thirty miles Of the Dallss Of the 81
Louis river. They report meeting som
large cedar and tamarse swsmps. snd l.
places rough, hilly country. still
road cen bs built thrssgh It.
There 10 . runner in town to the s6s'
that ths Northern Pasiae has lsrssss<
*hs Branch line bstwssa 81. Peal and q
Cloud, On The east side Of ~ Iivsss bat 7
have no authority for The sta&sns1t bsye1
tho runner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE
CONFESSIONS OF an INVALID.
Published for tho benefit Of young men and Others
who suffer from Nervous Debility, etc. supplying tho
means of selfcure. Written by one who cured bin
self; and sent fee receiving postpaid directed en-
SeloPe. Address, NATHANIEL MAY FAIR, Brook.
Ign, N. Y. poi
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Tho Board Of Education will meet On
Monday evening next. "'>'
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Mns. SrAn9ox's LEoTUR1.-Dsspne the
horrible condition Of the roads. tho Con
er,r. tion.l Church va we'll filed ON Mon
day evening to hear the lecture en..''eu
"Open tho Door," by Mrs. Elizabeth Csdy
Stanton. Tho lecturer was introduced oy
Senator Wait. Mrs. Stanton said shs ask
ed that many doors be opened-the church
door. tho door to all emllo. n'ents. the
door to equal wages, the doos to the ballot,
and 10 on. Tho right Of suffrage was hex
main demand, and II was presented At ev-
.ry point throughout the lecture She
claimed that this would do away with all
voman's wronss, suassinss and disabilities
That tho ballet for woman 10 coming il,
shs said, fixed fAes il only remains to
b sssn vhieA party viii adopt il - . plank
in it, national platform. In 1872 this will
b % much . Winning card ~ was Gen.
Grant for the Republican party In 1865
Throughout the lecture were many spicy
anecdotes, amusing hits. hard rubs at the
opponents Of woman suffrage, with special
digs ct Horace Greeley,) and every no"
and then pathetic appeal. Mrs. Stanton
has q face Of marked intelligence, with
kindly, mothsrly expression, (Which de-
rivss an additional attraction from tho
white hair which curls about her forehsad.)
4 clear voice and distinct enunciation, and
is on the whole q very pleasant lecturer.
Her remarks were entertaining even to
those who were far from being convinced
by them.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Co
partnership.

1NHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore e.
istin9, under the firm name and style
Of "BURBANK BROS, st. Cloud, MINI,
hes this day been dissolved, BY nutual con-
ANT. J. G. BURBANK,
H, G. BURBANK.
St. Cloud. MIMI, March l6. 1870.
All accounts due the late firm viii be ~
ee,vsd and settled by tie sueoeeeor.
MARCH, "a 81. G. BURBANK.
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Lumber and shingles cheap - the
CHEAPEST, It J. W; Tenvoords's.
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-Syrups, - 6ns - the finest and q
cheap - The cheapest, q Beyds.
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TOR ALL YOUR PRINTlNG-gothe
JOURNAL Office.
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Mr.. J. G. Wilson is doing some supe-
rior work in the way of buggy painting,
lining and stripping. In style and finish it
viii compare very favorably with any
work yet In the State. He has just put
tho last touches on . buggy for Deacon
Abbott, which il one of tho neatest rig
ant
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Clsr1Ras.-John Hoffman would inform
the eitixens Of st. Cloud that hs il prepar-
cd 10 build cisterns in the most substantial
manner. All orders sent through the Post
office will receive prompt attention. Ad'
dress Box $50.
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John 8. Mower, u AlsxsAdria, whs
vas taken to g. Paul last wesk by Dep.
Marshal Cleveland fse refusing % take ont
license ~ IN attorney, gsvs bonds in the
sum Of $500. Peter Peterson, formerly
II Peterson 4 stolley. Of this plaes.) n
rested for selling liquor without : license,
not finding 81 900 bail, Was committed to
| Jail to await trial.
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-Bsesre yen bay saytAiag your family
wants. come md ses me.
/ J. B. Mills.
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ALL kinds of medicines, Of the best
quality, At
$500. - -s.,, ALLnH 4 sRUssILI's.
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~. W. Metzroth is having handsome
new front put in his dwelling.
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Mrs. srAx7ox.-During her stay in this
city, Mrs. Stanton was tho guest Of Capt.
J. E. West. In the evening, after the leo
turs, quite little company gathered, BY
invitation, at Cspt. VS. house, and several
hours were very pleasantly spent BY all
The company represented both the p'o' and
eons On 10 sudtsss question. Mrs.. Stan
ton 10 socially exceedingly sgrsssbls-un-
affected, quick 1t rspsrtss aud ovsraowins
WITH rood huaer. AZ her sugesoton, Q
Won,aa's Suffrage Association VA organ
issd, . report Of witch il gwen On this
pags. Every person present, without re-
gard TO opinion, vss, nolt"s so1ens. elected
IN officer or member Of committee. The
LADIES', it would seem, have discovered what
tho men never could-an Office fo1 every
body. The names Of several individuali
a,e, by their special request, omitted from
the list Of officers as handed in by the SEQ
rotary.
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To Towx Os51cEHs.-We are able to
furnish tho following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out . new
road.
Release of Damages BY Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.)
Town orders. with stubs, bound or IN
bound.
Bond Of Town Tressurers.
Constable.
1" Justice Of the Peace.
| Notice of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice TO District Clerk Of Election Of
Justice of tho Peace.
Notice Of Election of Constable.
! These blanks are suitable for any toVr
or county IN tho State.
/ Orders from the country, for large O
small quantities, filled It St. Paul price,
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when you want anything nice FOL
your table, call ct Huber's.
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-Sons more Of that -four left, at Bcyd'a
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DO not fail to 80 and see P. J. Linn
psrieh, whore cheap groceries can be
found.
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Houss FOR SAIE.-A large double house,
With the corner lot upon which it stands,
one square from the Normal School, win
be sold very cheap. Inquire at this Office
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FoR SA1r.-A Wilcox & Gibbs sewing
machine, entirely new. Will be sold o.
very favorable terms. Inquire at this Of
fee
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FnssH AND FAT:-Coats & Freeman are
buying up TT calves and beef to keep
their market supplied with the best and
choicest fresh meat. They pay tho high
cot price for good live stool, and ore thus
saablsd 70 supply their customers with the
best euts a1d roasts; for their tables
Farmers having. veal e.lyes will do we'll te
call ON Costs 4 Freeman.
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-"Blue Beard shall have hearing
next week.
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$4,000 DoLLAIs-Worth Of furs wanted
ct schulten's Drug Store, st. German
street. sohulten has accepted tho agency
for one Of tho heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
St. Paul prices for good furs Of oil desorip'
tons. Country storekeepers and trsppers
will find it to their interest to give him q
call.
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Those 25-cent canned goods still hold
out, al Boyd's.
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GOOD butter, by the pound or firkin,
at Boyd'S.
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Assistant Assessor Cooper 10 gather
ine up the income returns. Send in your
papers.
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NAIL PRoposAIs.-Blank proposals for
carrying the mails for sale At this ONCE.
Orders promptly filed.
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suDS.z DaA1H.-A private Letter brines
vsrd that .. ths 1lee inst, Charlie Brots,
son Of Geo. 1. Deelt, Of Rev Orleans, died
suddenly while attending school u Look
cut Mountain. He wss fourteen years Of
go, and va bright boy. He will be
remembered by many persons in st. Cloud.
His father Was, as the time Of his death.
in tho North, and his mother in Now Or
leans
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BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment of
legal blanks, including:
Deed.-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
| and Chattel Mortgage.
| District Court-Summons, Notices Of
Trial and Notes Of Issue.
Justice's Court-Sunmons and Subpn-
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REAL ESTATE Tn ANsFERs'
Reported for TH1 JOURNAL BY John a. - ]'4'' A'<
lister Of Deeds.
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Mice cranberries, by the GUAR OF
peck, at Huber's.
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UPsEr.-On Monday evening, while Mr..
D. W. spr.gus with some ladies' was on
his way to tho lecture, his horse frishtsa-
I'd while in tho ugly mud hole opposite
The Fletcher House, upsetting and wreck
ing the cuttsr, and landing oil in the water
and mud. Although disagreeable situs'
ton. no one Was injured. The horse and
cutter were Rev. Campbelps.
WsArH.a.-The snow has disappeared
90 rapidly, and without any rain, during
tho past week, that tho ground il almost
clear. The main streets, over which, three
days 40, slsighs were passing, are now In
many pisces dry and almost dusty. The
frost coming out Of the ground has allowed
tho water to sink away. 20 that there hal
been but little mud. Except In very fsv
places, the travelling through town IL good
PsnsoNA1.-Hon. Charles Aollrsth
State Auditor, wss in town On Monday.
Mr.. H Walkinshaw returned On Tues
day from New York, sad 10 at Richard
. sons.
@. r. Bssl Of Clearwater. 10 in the cit.
toby.
Mr.. r. =. TAsnyssa ssassnsd ysstsrda;
from Council Dla6s, lswa, whsss 10 Ia
purchased . gTist min.
I. L. Wright Of Sank Cs1tfs; B. ]
Ly,ds, Of Lyads 1 Wsds. Grew Wing
snd Hospital SasvaRd J. A. Stanley, I
,s.s fbr Foss ssevsason, were in town hi
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THH SrAGEs.-Ths roads in the country
are very bad. Yesterdays Grow Wing
stage did not got in until this morning, and
tho Sank Centre stage has not yet arrived.
FROM FoRr GARR1.-A party Of Red
River men arrived ON Saturday. They
were long time on the way, and brought
no news Of special importance.
INDIAN GooDs.-Major Geo. Atkinson,
Chippewa Indian Agent. is in town, super
intending the shipment Of agricultural i'm
plemsnss to the Agency for tho ase Of the
Indians.
Rscau1rs.-On Monday eight recruits
for Companies E and A, Of the 10th In
fant.y, passed through town for Fort Ab-
srsronbis They were in charge Of Lieut..
Nosand, Of Co. E.
Bs1usx1D.-Nler Murphy returned %
Saturday from his RED River TIP, having
bssa unahls to Ct say further than lsst
Absesroahis. The reads are fearful in
thaa dirseti On.
THROUGH CAH.-0n Monday the Arst
or tAst svsr came through 10 this place
fro. kilvaukss, arrived q The depot. Il
vas box cor, and contained . party Of
German innisfsnts, With their household
sasess, bound for Paynesville, in this oou1.
y.
T1Ausy1l.-Nr. ]. o. Mcconnell has
purchased The asst dwelling HOUSE., with
the lots a whteh il stands, on Wellss ave-
nue., owned, and q present occupied, BY
Hon. b. L. Gordon. The consideration
Wa $1,000. Mr.. G. intends going soon to
some point on the Pacific coast, whore No
hope he may meet with suocsss:
POLICE Coul7.-On Friday Michael Nc
Carthy and Peter Claraay were fined IS
eaeh, for going too extensively into the line
Of "wst groesriss''
Hannah Peterson aud Maria Oleson paid
s. each, that same day, for not having the
fear Of Ordnance No. 8 before their eyes.
Coxc111s.-The Presbyterian 8. 8. con-
cert On Sabbath evening was well attend
ID, and Vas enjoyed By old and young.
Interesting addresses were delivered By
Prof. Moore and Rev. Campbell.
The Methodist oo.csst win b held at
tho church ON ne1t Sabbath svealnl.