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Ladies' viii not fail 70 80 T. Piskit 4
Abbott's and examine their stock Of dress
goods, before purchasing slssvhsrs.4g
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MIL DAN WASHED AwAY.-On SAaur-
Say snssnee0 last, the NIL dam Of The
usien Ni0s. about three miles from this
city, % eauk river, wss carried out BY .
NJ quantity Of Ice which had aocumulaa.
Cd short distance above. The loss IL q
sovsre one, ssit renders the mill entirely
useless until such time % The water reach.
- Ito lowest stage and new dam can b<
eonstsuetsd. J. E. Hayward, ESQ.,, th'
owner Of the mill and water power, Will
his usual enterprise, win rebuild at tn,
earliest practicable moment.
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To Tow1 OTluoIRs.-We are able to
furnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired: II,
Order Of Supsrvisors laying out . now
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
= Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.)
:. Town orders. with stubs. bound Or TN
Bond Of Town Trsasurers.
- Constable. :. )
Justice Of tho Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election 81
Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN tho State.
Orders from the country, for large Q,
small quantities, filled at st. Paul price,
Timothy red clover, and led top seed
for SALE at
| H. ALLIx & RussEII's.
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Prices Lower than Ever.
oroeerles, Previsfons, Crockery, Glass
ware &c., at cost:

I offer for sale for the next thirty days
my stock Of goods 1t cost, for cash. Ny
stock consists Of, groceries, provisions,
erockery, glassware, and every thing to be
found in frst-elass grocery store. This is
no humbug. Come and satisfy yourselves,
next door to tho Lewiston House.
$.F5. st/ff} - J. G. HUBER,
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AAsQuD1AD1 BA11.-A masked ball will
be given ct 6oh1srtz & Theis' Hall, ON
Raster Monday Eve, April 18th. Masks
can bs had at the Opsss House Saloon
The best string hand in the upper country
has been engaged.
CoMMlfTBI OF An1Axalx1xrs.
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BOARD or EDucATl0N. =

ST. CLOUD, April 4, 1870.
REGULAR Masz1xa.-Board ~ present
except Messrs. Ends1le and MeClare.
The Committee on claims reported in
favor Of paying L. W. Bush's BILL, They
reported back tho bill Of A., Montgom-
cry for experimenting the building Of Un-
ion sohoolhouse. II
Mr.. B. Vossberg, Treasurer Of the Board
reported tho finances Of tho St. Cloud Dis
trict as follows:
Amount Of cash received, $lo,7s5.4O
g. paid out, 1s,l25.0s
Balance, s,slo.s7
The balance 10 credited to the following
funds
School purposes, $2,44o.ss
Building fund, 1892
Interest, 586.27
Total, 8,61o.s7
The following bills were presented and
under suspension Of the rules, the clerk
Was directed to draw warrants for the re-
spective sums:
". T. CLARK, labor and repairs, $12.72
Ticknor, T0lmsn & Co., 24O
Mrs. N. W. Allen, $50
J. Edelbrock, 20,06
H. Herschbach, 1867
Ira Moore, 7.4O
NJ. E. Nixon, 500
d. W. Sprague, 1908
Il WAS voted that Mr.. Vossberg DO a.
lowed $50 per annum for his duties as
Treasurer Of tho Board.
The clerk was directed to draw three
months pay for tho teachers Of the Union
School.
On motion al scholars not residents of
Ehe District are to psy So per term a. tut
lion.
A committee Was appointed to examine
he orders paid by the Treasurer, and Il |
ound correct destroy them. ~
It was voted that the Board attend the
Examination Of tho Union School on the
|th.
The Board then adjourned.
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We have On hand, printed frem new
type on good paper, = full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Dssds-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chsttel Mortgage.
Distriet Court Summons, Notices Of
Trial and Notes Of Issue.
J.,ties's Cosvt-Sunmons and Ssbpe-
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WARN.-spring and summer it seems must
have come together this year, for really it
has been as warm during this week as in
summer, and that is the reason that Linn
pesioh is starting his Cream Frigid Soda
Fountain. Ca and after Monday next,
he will have this Fountain in operation,
and viii con inus II duy,ine The entire sea-
son. The mineral water will bs better and
-pure1 than ever. Call and zee him.
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WANTED.

100000 worth Of Furs and Hides at HI.
Hepner's old stand, St. German street,
for which the highest New York market
price will be paid in cash.
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LOCAL, NEWS
o1cial Paper Of the City.
oAelsl Paper OF Molenxalia Comfy

~ The Circulation o1 The Journal
10 DOUBLE that Of any other paper
Publ1sAed In Northern Minnesota. Lot
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C1s7snxs. Ho dmsn would inform
the citizens Of 81. Clio I'D that hs 10 prepar-
cd to build oistsrns In: The nest substantial
maansr. All orders sent through the Pos'
Office win receive p eo.pt attention. Ad
dress Box $50. tst ~. ''.1. -: 90. ~"
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Boozs AID eHoIs.-Wo Y ould es1l attsu-
tion - he Advertisement Of Mr.. ". Hen
dssson, who has removed h'is New Custom
Boot and Shoe Store on ,RasAhstoa ave.
where he 10 prepared to d b IN kinds Of
work in tho boot and shoe line. Call and Gee
him. He has secured th seeviees Of Mr..
James Bisssrstaaf, and ~ slrssdy one Of
the best workman to be fonnd In tho State,
Mr.. F. Koine.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

Huber offers his stock Of groceries
provisions &c., at cost, for cash, for the
next thirty days.
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Or CoussE.-The large loads Of new
goods just being left at Paul Mocken-
haupt's will, Of course, be sold very cheap.
Call and see.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
Of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
Among the regular CORES
pondents, already we'll known
to its readers, will be Mrs.
}. G. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
vania; "Ion," in Kentucky;
and I'D. E. r." in St. Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn Of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys of being
the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

s111ous AssAul1.-Last Sunday evening
about ten o'clock Peter Myers, Was assault.
I'd by two rufians near Lake George in thia
city, and badly cut on the head with {
brick or stick Of wood. After knocking
Myers down the assailsnts ran down along
Lake shore: His wounds are near tho top
Of the head. and are Of such . nature % to
indicate very hard blow. J. sebsree,
sad Peter Kohs have been arrested. and
are huring their examination to-day.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

Pau nosasnhaupt gives pounds Of
the bsst eo1se lsf 100; and Ct pounds
Of the best coffee "a sugar for $1.OO. >
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Fol RENr.-A. good store-room in the
best business part Of the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of -.
JOS. BROKER: :.
| 81. Cloud. july %. 1869.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

The choicest family groceries and pro-
visions, all kinds Of crockery and glass;
ware, notions of every description at Mock
enhaupt's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07
Every tliag 6 cost 6 Hubsr'a

II sell . cheap . tho cheapest.
H. 49, ,e..sr5 z5-- J. B. Mills.
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- BOYD would have tho public know
that hs is alive and at his old stand and
sells goods cheaper than ever. -
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#DnxAx1No UP OF THE 1CE.- ice In the
river commenced to break up gradually on
Monday, and finally gave way Tuesday,
moving down with resistlese force crash
ing and grinding IN huge cakes against the
shores and DISTINCTIONS, until it gorged at
the islands below here, setting the vast
volume Of water back and inundat,ng the
Mills At lower town. At Bridgman's upper
mill the damage TO tho mill wss slight,
bat the ice carried out a couple Of new
piers put in during the winter at his lower
mill the ice forced up over a temporary
ice breaker some fifteen feet high and fall
ling over it crushed in the roof of the engine
room. A new pier by the mill was carried
out. The whole damage is about 81, 200
e At the Sash Factory, oil the machinery
had been removed, but the ice did but lit
Ito damage. merely knocking off the corner
Of the engine room. The gorge continued
until Wednesday noon, backing the water
four feet higher than the great freshet of 81.
It finally gave way and in two hours had
fallen over Is feet. It was inches over
the bridge in front Of the sash factory, and
within : foot Of the upper floor Of the lower
mill A family living in the old Office
Of the lower mill were flooded out
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

M All kinds Of Job Printing, in Eng
-sh, German or Norwegian, executed At
this Office, Send In your orders.
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EDWIN M. WRIGHT,
TORN AT LAW ,
OGesn BelPs Block, ST. German Street,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

RAILROAD Bus1xsss.- Statement OF the
business Of the Ht. Paul l. Pacific Railroad
at the Sc. Cloud depot, for the month Of
March, 1870:
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An kinds Of stationary, At Tobsy's.

tsTAKs No71c1.-Presh groceries at J. B
; Mills, cheap % the cheapest. Goods d.
llvsrsd, ftss Of cost, in any part Of The
city. 49, - ...f
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ALL kind Of garden and field seeds, at
ALLEN & RUssELL's.

FoR SALE OR RENT.-Two DWELLING
houses in Browns addition, built last year.
They are comfortable and convenient
throughout, and desirable for small fami-
lies. Rent reasonable.
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fRHsH Ors1sHs.-A snail lot rseeive
b. express every Saturday, o. Beyd's.
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Canned Goods:
Well, come and see .'s. -.
a. We defy all COmpetitio.,.

D. M. G. MURPHY & CO.,
Burbank g. Powell's Brick Block,
St. GERMAN st., st. Cloud
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BLANK

Green apples by the barrel OF bushcl,
a. Boyd's.
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-droesriss and provisions arc 20 PEI
cent. below panic prices, at
LInPIRICH's.
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NOV u the Time 70 GET BUT OF cI0thea
cheap, a. Piokit l. Abbott's. ....
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C0NxlTTlI OF An1AxalNlxTs.

II buy and sell al kinds Of produce.
.~.. T. B. Mills.
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POUNDS.
9s6,65o
10o,460
Freight received,
" forwarded,
:. fetal,
Cssb AR.hsi9Ak,
:" i" tickets,
$4,000
A,so6.N
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$5,162.84

3VSS10 VV11V6sV1
- The amount Of supplies received during
~ meath Tor tho Northern Pacific. Rail-
Wy, was 2ao tons, all Of which has bssa
forwarded from here BY teams and dis
tributsd 1t the diffsrsnt stations estsblish-
cd on tho route between Crow Wing and
Gsorsstown. Receipts Of Agricultural i'm
plsnsats very light; only about 20 tons
received during the month.
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.fBe9trp yousbuy anything Jour family
wants. come and see ne. ss@.s ~
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FINANCIAL STATENENr.-The statement
Of the condition Of tho finances Of Monon-
gala county, published in another column.
presents very gratifying exhibit. Mon
eeSalts 10 not only one Of the best ooun-
t'ss IN tho State, in point Of soil and natu-
ri resources, but is we'll managed, having
~ excellent ct Of officers throughout.
Mr.. ". ". Pinney, tho Auditor, has Just
been 1e-dttins his Office, and has II in No.
I shape.
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POLICE R1ooRD.-Oa Tuesday noon Mr..
J. Tosisr distinguished himself by run
ning tho toll bridge without the payment
Of tho necessary nickel. He was arrested
aud taken before Justice Barnes, who a.
s''csd the damage At SIS and costs, which
wsrs raid.
A bsssar With . pack la,ssr than him
cell, slsashssn apron - large ~ . Head
Quarters tent, and . capacity for vhialJ
greater than al these aud much beeidee
has besa very troublesome to The Polio,
for several days. He Vas put into JAIL bal
rather liked Il and VA escorted across th,
bridge aud found no fault. He bsde adler
70 ear citizens when 10 got ready.
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VALUABLE PREMIUMS.

It is our desire to have
The JOURNAL reach every
household in Northern Min
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests Of this part Of the
State, and we intend to make
1t of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as we'll.
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LUMBER MARKET.

The above are tho prices 1t the yards At the
mills, $lsel per thousand.
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!. Only few more Of the 'urpriss Oats
1stt, Tor salsy at1
ALLEN L. RuS1RA6Rs
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WHERE ARE sTHEsHIGH
%PRICESP.

tsGone Where the Woodbine Twlneth.' .
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

-ftesh garden seeds, At Paul Moeksn'
hsapt's.
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-Nlsdow curtains, 4 Tobey'a.
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MEAT MARKET.

CoRRICrEp WEEKLY By COATS FRIINAN.
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AIILLPklCES FORFLOUR
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY pAv1ss CLARK
ST. FUR MARX EFT.

orrectedforrHz JOURNAL, byD.M @ Murphy d Co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= THE
CONFESSIONS Of An INVALI1

CONVESS1OHB OF an INVALID.
Published for the beneht of young men and others
means Of scltcure. Written BY one who cured him.
self; and sent fse receiving apostpad directed en-
velope. Address. NATHANIEL NAY IAIR, Brook
lyn.N. 7. &~>;ss .s<& sz.@e, ~ n4
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VXYORDa or WISDOM FOR YOUNG MEN ON
w tie Ruling Passion In Youth and 1arly Nan.
hood, With Self Help for the HEing and unbftunate.
Sent Ii sealed letter enveopes free Of charge. Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, fhiladel:
phi 8 "a: vol11.n1s
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j Blank books, Is Tobey's

w eeNos ~
n ~ ALLAN & RussELL's.
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J. B. hu'Ia.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-17
Foreign Gossip.

Canada would give 100000 to b.
rid of her thistles. #}A
1t is contemplated to erect statue {,
the memory OF Cliuric, Dickens within til,
castle precincts at Rochester.
---Onc-half Of the children of England
do not go to school, Thirty pr cent o.
the English army cannot read or write.
Queen Victoria is President of a Ger
man Aid Society in England which has
donated over 100000 to the German
wounded.
Thirteen hundred newspaper boys
were recently taken by the Ragged School
Association, of London, to Hampstead or
picnic. re
1T is stated that a London publisher has
offered $4,000 for the exclusive right, fol
ten years, of publishing the revised yer
sion of the Bible now In progress in Eng
land.
The Prussian Government recently
contracted with an English firm for 600.
600 soldiers winter cloaks, and for GOO.
600 pairs Of heavy winter boots, at about
$500 q pair.
Tho new married woman's property
law in England has gone into effect. A
policy of insurance is her own; she may
sue and be sued separately; d husband Il
not liable for his wife's ante marriage
rim nearly all the departments now
held by the Prussians, influential citizens
are compelled to ride upon the locomo
tives. The Prussians have adopted this
course to prevent the tearing up Of the
track by the French.
"A peasant woman in Hoszuszo, in
Hungary, hung herself the other day from
despair at having lit fire by mistake with
bank notes to the value Of three hundred
forms, which her husband had brought
home from market. gt -. @
The LIE Pays newspaper estimates the
expenses Of the present war, beginning
with the cost of armameiits since 1868. at
$2,30O 10000 The waste and losses of
property and from the interruption of in
dustry and trade must amount 70 hundreds
Of millions more. =
The fall of large mass of rock be-
tween Heidelberg and Wcisloch, in Ger
many, has brought to light the works of a
silver mine which swas known to the an
Gent Romans. There Il no silver ore OF
any Importance left, but a very rich zinc
ore II riletwith in large quantities.
VI ---AecOfding 10 the Cassal correspondent
Of German paper, Napoleon Is strictly
watched at Wilhelmshohe. Whenever he
makes any pron,enades In the further por.
tons of the park, commissary of police
and two detectives In citizens clothes fol.
low him constantly OF course they walk
at . distance from him, and he don't seem
TO notice them.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-17
A Card to Sensible People.

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SO shall you surely escape the diseases winch
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and be strong" says the provero; bnt . Be strong
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the suresf the most genial. As remedy. as well
az an antdote, for dyspepsia. fever and ague, and
liver disease there is combination OF vegetable
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merable diseases are aiioat in the raw, damp, me-
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strengthen and brace up your bodily powers as 10
enable them to ''laugh siege TO scorn. Inc
morbid matter which WAS exhaled in perspiraton
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Bitters. They peutralize the nttfelz Degrbt from
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"A Most Delightful Dessert may be found In
the article OF food. hUs fhsIEE, which can DC
purchased for twenty five cents paekase thai viii pro
dnce sixteen quarts Of most s plano m r Gp
creams, sauces, grles Charlotte Russo, dc This sesns
Highest spectsbii,y. Who appsnd for ianes 70 their
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her circular the recipes oImany Of them We consider
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times.