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sT.OLOUD FUR NJ ARK MT.
J oURNAL, by q. M. G Murphy d Co
LUMBER MARKET.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT C.S.)
2T PAM MINI Anril 9th 1870

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT G. 8.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, April 9Th, 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
y are invited by the undersigned until
II O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday, May 10Th, 1870
for furnishing the U s. Subsistence De-
partment with the following stores, deliv-
cred in this city, at the st. Paul & Pacific
Railroad Depot, viz:
100 Barrels MESS PORK, to contain
200 pounds meat each, full sailed
in full hoped oak barrels; meat
to be free from rust or stain and
packed in winter Of 1869-7O.
l25, 900 Pounds fresh ground XXX FLOUR
made wholly from original stock
of sound spring wheat of best
qualIty-one half to be in strong
barrels, full head lined, and half
in double sacks of 100 rounds
each the inner sack Of twilled
cotton and the outer one of gunny
or Strong burlaps. Brands must
$50 Bushels $50 pounds to the bushel)
prime new WHITE BEANS, we'll
seasoned, dry, and Of uniform
size to be put up in double sacks
of 120 pounds each-the inner
outer one Of gunny or burlsps.
10000 Pounds Of strictly prime RIO
COFFEE, in double sacks.
5000 Pounds Of strictly prime. RIO
COFFEE, roasted, in double sacks.
eco Pounds carefully selected TEA,
in original packages-300 pounds
Black and 800 punds choice Green
Pack gees to be we'll strapped with
green hickory straps and in per-
feet order.
COO Gallons lin half barrels of about
% gallons each best quality pure
WHISKY VINEG lR, to be free
| from all foreign acids, or other
| injurious substances, Of uni. OF N
quality and strength, requiring IS
| grains bi-carbonate Of potash to
neutralize one fluid ounce. The
packages to be new, full hoped
one iron hoop on each end. iron
hoops and heads to be painted
and buugs capped with tin.
5000 Pounds good, hard, BROWN
| SOAP, (well dried, made by boil.
ing aud fl ON good material only
| free from clay, soluble glass, Of
other adulterations. -.
5000 Pounds good fine SALT-4,0 900
pounds in sacks and 1000 in gooC
strong barrels.
1000 Pounds fine TABLE SALT, II
god. clean, dry spirit barrels
All old marks 20 be obl,terated b.
painting the heads. T.
24O Pounds pure ground BLACI
PEPPER. in quarter pound pack
81 ages, packed in boxes Of IS pound
each.
The above stores to be Of best quail
.. ty and ready for delivery within fftee
days from date Of award.
Actual tare required on all packages an
no charges for packages allowed.
Samples required Of all articles exceI
, pork.
The proposals to be bound by all tn
3 conditions usually attached to my adve,
tisements for Subsistence Stores.
, J. H. GILMAN,
Capt. G. s., Bvt. 1t. Col. U. 8. A.,
anr1d.d
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from tie Detroit k.eher;;e. ,e.a1 ls,...,

from tie Detroit Mechanic ed lssaseee.
The Coop Tun CorI.-IhS psssae %
long held by Wheeler L WileoA Heeths four
motion feed sewing machine. shas ,.4 last
expired, and an extension has been reius-
ID. The day has gone by when anaehins
costing but from SIS to $50 can bs sold
at from $50 to 1925. We see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Comps-
ny, of Detroit, are 6rs: in the field with .
machine embodyine oil the best features Of
the more costly article, aad while their
machines are in every particular, ~: pr
feet in their adoption to ill Glasses Of
work - the Wheeler & Wilson, 0rsver &
Baker, and Singer, they are now dispesiae
of them at prices ranging from SIS to SO.
This IL certainly IN immense reduesion,
and rs effects are slrssdy 70 bs sssa in The
largo orders received, sad The large ship-
ne1ts made daily by the A0ssieaa oAatels
Sewing Machine Co1psay, ll6 Bat,s s1ss..
DesIoit:G ~. -.:.i.>' s.,E.,'s.sG..
Mr.. Jacob Clsson IL thu GeoesSl Aren't
for Iowa and Minnesota. 0PaA lin stsmp
for circular and sample work. He wants
live agents everywhere. Ex:re i,daoe-
tnents offered. Address Jacob Clason,
West UniAA Iowa. y :: = Z.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived until the 31st day Of May, 1870.
tor furnishing the materials for, and build:
ing three piers in Rum River, at Anoka, TO
be built during the coming summer and
fall.
Two places are contemplated, one re-
curing about $50 cubic yards Of masonry,
aud the other about $50 yards. Bidders
will specify in their proposals the price for
each. 81
The masonry is to be first-class, and
either Of best quality Of limestone. or gran
lite. and persons proposing to build the
same will specify in their bids, the price
for each, leaving the committee to select
which to make use Of.
Plans and specifications may DO seen at
the office Of Capt, W. Q. Butterfield in
Anoka. to whom all proposals may be ad.
dressed,
JAMES MoCANN,
& W.. ADAMS 4,
49,. II. LEWIS MARTIN. Z
Aptka April il, 1870. apr2l-1v
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THE MARKETS.

ST.. CLOUD, April %, 1870.
Wheat continues at previous quotations
-55c for No l; SOC for No. 2.
Oats, Soc.
Barley remains at 5Oa60c.
Rye Of good quality, brings 5oa55c.
Bran $l2 per ton, and scarce, Us no -four
is being manufactured for shipment.
Hay, plenty, at Seas.
Beans. $3.50 to Sou
Onions very scarce SOC to 81 readily.
Potatoes very scarce, 55a60c.
Cranberries are about sufficient to meet
the home demand, and 1e,ail at So per
bushel.
Green apples sell at 75c per peck Sc 90
$6 IS FER boil.
Eggs plenty; 14c at wholesale retail 15c.
Good rool butter is very scarce, and
readily brings Csc; frkin butter in good
supply, at zoe.
Cheese, 2Dc at wholesale; retail at Csc.
But little wool is being brought in; the
market price IS 4Oc.
Dry maple wood is worth $3.50aS4 for
full cord; green maple, oak, &C., $3l$9.50;
tamarac, $3.50.
M1sNEAPoL1s, April ~.
Wheat-65a69e.
Oats-4Oa45c.
Corn--55a65c
MILWAUKEE, April q.
Wheat-Steady at 864c for No. corn,
quiet.68c; oats, steady, 4lc.
CHICAGO, April q.
Wheat-rregular; No. 2, SIC.
Corn-Firmer, at 76}o.
| Oats-Active, 374o.
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or xAILS.
ct. Paul and way stations-depsrts st.
a: sfy- FMsils close s1methouSs:
Arrives At II Pm. PIX = ~
Sauk Centre route-Departs daily, Sun
days excepted, at 2 T. N. Arrive same
days at 6 p. NJ. Mail closes at P. n.
Grow Wing Route-Departs daily, Sundays
excepted, at 123 p. N. Arrives, same
days, at r. N. Mail closes at l2M.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Tues
day and Friday at 10 AN. Departs
same days at 2 PIX. Mail closes 1t I
: =, ri Mo-. st.s 3sasz = ssJtAt
Two Rivers and Way-Depsrts each Mon
day at 7 A. NJ. Arrives on Tuesday ct 4
Pm. Mail closes 1t 6 A. n.
st. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
urdsy, at P. n. Departs same days ct
Up. N.
1ockville-On Saturday, same hour Is
above.
Sank Rspids-Onoe day..
Frinestoa md wsy-.ppPerts each Thurs.
Il Day 81 Ia. i. Arfises;on Friday st 6
Pm. Mails close at 81 Am.
]. e. WEST, P, n,
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. OTTER TAIL COUNTY.

! = CL1THEa%II April IL, 1870.
EDITOR JouRNA1.-Otter Tail Count,
still contiuues its onward march to wealth
} and fame, with prospect Of keeping pac'
with its adjoining counties, although for .
season past We have been compelled to la
Dor under very embarrassing circumstar ces
perhaps this is q common occurrence ir
organizing new counties, in regulating and
selecting county seats, towns, town sites
schools and school districts; all to be nc,
complished by inexperienced officers leav.
ing room in q measure for dissatisfaction,
but We hope ere long to overcome all such
difficulties. w. II
Thsre is considerable excitement relative
to the railroads. Five years ago it could
hardly have been believed that the whist.
ling OF the engine anu the rumbliug of the
cars would so soon be rafting over the
railways Of Otter Tail county.
For the las, three weeks the weather has
heen warm and pleasant, bat last night
old Boreas broke loose and raised quite o
little squall of snow.
Otter Tail City is improving, but they
lack mechanics, especially blacksmith.
DR.. Pile, from White Earth Reservation,
passed through here a few days since on
his way to Alexandria or vicinity, for the
purpose of buying mich COWS for dairy
purposes. Minnesota is bound to make or
supply her own demands for butter and
cheese ere long. People are getting tired OF
paying from % to 80 cents per pound for
mess pork and sell their wheat at 80 cents
per hushcl. They s|y they had rather feed
it cut anl fat:rn tArr own york, and when
we can see a rlenty cf hogs 1T every farm
er's barn yard, it looks as though they in
tended to carry their plans into ciIy CT, be-
sides they intend raising considerable corn
this season. This is profitable crop if |
rightly taken care of in the fall. =,
New claims are being taken and new
houses are being erected in this vicinit,
and adjoining neighborhood.
WHITING.
NEW SrAMPs.-The following is q de- |
scription Of the new postage stamps, to be |
issued about the first Of July, handed to
US by our obliging postmaster
! cent-Franklin profile bust, after
Rubricht; color, imperial u,ramarine blue.
2 cent-Jackssn;, profile bust. after
color, velvet brown.
8 cent-Washiugton; profile bust, after
Houdon; color, milrol green.
eoent-Lincoln profile bust, after Val,
color, cochneal red.
10 csnt-Jefferson profile bust, after
Powers statue; color, chocolate.
~ eent-Clay; profile bust, after Hart !
color, neutral tint (purple.) .F
Is cent-Webster; profile bust, after
Clevengsr; color, orange.
"a cent-scott profile bust, after Cot.
Fee; color, pure purple. ?
80 cen.-Hamilton !; profile bust, after
Cerraohi; color, black.
80 cent-Com. Q. H. Perry; profile bust,
after Wallcott's statue; color, carmine.
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SLIGHT ninerence.

"ro THE OFFICERS OF TEE iux,os Fan The under
report:-Thsti it was ahreed, by the ARents repre-
senting the two competing Machines, to render to
your Committee, in writing the peculiar POINTS on
which they based their claim Of superiority, and
in testing the machines, each Point to be- taken
separately and after fair trial. adjudged to the best
of our ability. Each Agent presented his claims In
due form. For the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Machine, Thirty
Five distinct claims made for its superiority
ALL Of which, thorough aud impartial trial, were
sustained. For the competing DoUBLE-rHREAD Mo
chine. but TEN were presented, TWO of which were
sustained-Si eneo. 8. D. TICKER, L. q. CRANP-
NEY, J. WHEkLGCK. JUDGES
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UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received new Crack
er Machine. and will fur1ish the hes
Crackers 1t the Lowest price. Also vii
keep on hand everything found in
RlRST.CLAS0 DAK80Ys
| Call and see us, on Riehnond avenue,
Brokers' block. KUCK 4 FRITZ.
!, St. Cloud, Jss. 20. 1870. b27-ly
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s. LAND OFFICE,

N1OTICH-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud. MIMI, April 70. 1870.
Compa'n having been ente, ed this Office by John
Olson against William H. Cunningham for abandoning
uuon the Q 4 NV Il section 10, Il sw Il section il,
township 1928 range 81, 10 Todd county. MIMI, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry thesd psfe
18TH DAY OF y Me- 1870 at 10 O'Clock in the fore-
noon to respond and furnish testimony eJncernine
Z lid alleged abandonment. E,4s Z. s,
49, .:s9szzse5 G. a. GILMAN, Resistss; s.
apr7s owt r. 7. Q. MccLBRB, 1scsixSr
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s(5J'|,,9 HI5

The standard reputation attained by this unrivalled
and n.llble Yeast Powder during tw I've years past.
is duo its perfect purity, htathfulness and econ
omy Put up in tins. actual weight, as represented
and will keep for years.
The quantity required for use is from one-fourth to
ope-ha!f le. than other Baking Powders.
So:dby Grocers throughout the United States.
D00LEY & BROTHER.
Manufacturers and Pr.pretora,
SO New Street. New York.
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"Horse Men," and others who pretend
to know, say that the following directions
had better be observed in using sheridau's
Cavalry Condition Powders Give horse
tablespoonful every night for q week {;
tho same every other night for or 6
nights; the same for milch COW, and
twice as much for an OK. The addition Of
little fine salt will be IN advantage.
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St. Cloud, April IS, 1870.

NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, Minn., April IL, 1870.
Complaint having been entered ct this oce BY Cor
nelius 3. Abbot against Hoirs of Perry D. Gently.
deceased. for abandoning his Homestead In.
try No. 1892, dated November 10, 1863, upon
the swL section 8, township III, range 10, in
Meehsr county. MINI, With . xisw to The cancel:
moned to appear 1T this once on the 18Th DA~ OF
JUNE, 1870 st 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abs2
q. "A. GILMAN. Regktr.
a2r22.6vf p. +, O. MCCLURE, Receiver ~
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NEW ADVERTYSE.NENS.

I am pleased to announce to the citizens
of St. Cloud and the public in general, the
arrival of my immense spring and summer
stock of Mems and Boys clothing, Cloths,
Castimeres, and Tailor's Trimmings, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Hat, Caps. Trunks, W..
Uses, India Rubber Goods. In fact every
thing that can possibly be mentioned COM
prising gentleunen's dress, can always be
found Ut my establishment. not only great
or in variety, superior in quality, but ma
ny other goods that cannot be found else
where, at very Low PRICES.
1t is t." the interest Of every enc to coll
and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
J. PRONDZINSKI.
e. Gland Anr,l 06 1870 nal
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We have heard recently, of several
severe cases of spinal disease cured by
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment; one case Of
a man forty five years old, who had not
done days work for four years. The
hack should first be washed, then rubbed
with coarse towel. Apply the Liniment
cold, and rub in with the hanl.
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For SAIE.-Cheap for cash, bay
mare, s years old, with colt. Warranted
to be perfectly sound. Inquire Of
j. G. HUBER.
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violin strings, at Tobey's.

The big blowhsrd Of Fairchild, can't
prevent the people from going to P. J. Linn
perich's, where they can get fresh staple
articles cheaper than the rotten auction
goods. :: r..
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- All kinds Of Job Printing, IN Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed n
this Office. Send in your orders.
FouxD.-A case Of surgeons instruments
INQUIRE at l.. Grams.

GREAT Enthusiastically Abbott Of
fer for the next 80 days, the celebrated
"Eag'e Tanning Mills" at $40 each. Re-
tail price S35.
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Foe 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 reas enable.
n =RY1pDANH
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STRUCK BY LIauTN1NG.-On Saturday
afternoon last, tEo cows, belonging to Cas-
per Peck, Esq, o. Cold Spring, were killed
by lightning. They were valued a: So
oh
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HAIRS. M Prondsinski has large and
splendid stock Of hats and caps on hand.
Among the hats are the Rawlins, Clarond
America Girl, Harvard, No Name; Lon
don, Brougham, and many others, oil Of
latest styles, 49,: = -, -:
l.; -C1reen and canned fruits, at :Bovd'e.
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/ -Crsnberries, atBoyd's. -:
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
80 AND GROCERlE9, Is:

: AJ:.w:1snvoorde's, as he wishes 70
close them out rega,dless Of cost. We will
not eaunera.e his goods ~ his stock istso
wsll known to contain everything ii the
dry: good. and grocery line.. . He has
marked down each article in his whole
stock to prices that cannot fail to sell his
goods. He does this because Money is 80
scarce and he wants money more than he
does the goods: Do not buy any kind Of
dry goods or groceries without looking
through his stock, % he can save money
for Won. /. 81 a: t..~,h J..
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MUSICAL ACADEMY AT AxoKA, MIMI
Term often weeks, will commence Monday,
May 10th. Daily recitations in vocal and
instrumental music. Thorough Bass kar-
mony. Send for circulars to 8. NJ. Weige),
! Principal.
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.s:% NEW"cusToM ...
49,. 1
BooT.AND SHOE. STORE.
~-es. se:'*?.SssS

I4vouh announce to the! citizens of St.
Cloud and vicinity that have + So.
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Gssss 10 ryoirYecoUNc1l: 6


ss2. siss,l7 ST. Clown, April 25th, 1870:
ADJOURNED NEs1lNa.-The Council me
pptsuaats 20 adjournment. .2$@ ..4 s -. b
hssent-Ald. Evans, President, Alden
Bridgman, Burbank, Kerr, Robbers, T
Smith and Tenny. 4 (
The minutes of: last meeting were reat
and approved. -. ..'.. ,v
A communication from the Mayor with {
| complaint and summons against the City
by y. E. Hayward, was presented end
read. :.
After considerable discussion AID. Bur
bank moved that Col. Z. D. Kerr, (Hays s
Kerr DO employed to defend the city and
that Kerr settle with Hayward for Legisla'
tive dinner If It could be done for sum
not to exceed SIS, which was unanimously
adopted :".
I. II was moved that the City Clerk be au-
thorized to draw $55 and tender to Mr..
Hayward as full payment Of all damages
incurred by preparing said dinner, which
was also unanimously adopted.
Petition of II. c. burbank, for vacating
south half of Morgan ave. lying cast Of
Wells street and west Of the Mississippi
river, was presented and read.
Under suspension vf the rules, said
petition was granted.
Supplemental report of Street Corr:
Dorr, together with bill of $3.50, was
presented and referred to Committee on
Claims and Accounts.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported On the reports of City officers as
follows:
10 the President and Common CauncH of the
cir CT st. Cloud:
.GENILEMEN.- Your Commute to wLor,
was trcf>rre the examination of the An:
rul1 epor,s of the City Clerk, City JUS
ices and City Treasurer, would respectful
" report that we have carefully examined
aid Reports, and find them correct; and
also, that the Finances of the City are in
| very healthy condi.lon, Notwithstanding
he unusual drafts upon the Treasury for |
lie fiscal year ending April IL, ls70.-|
Much credit is due to these officers, for the !
'ery able and efficient manner in which |
hey have performed the duties of their re-
pective Offices. =: - !
nc. BURBANK
O. TENNY, ! Com.
L. ROBBERS.
On motion Of AID. Kerr, the report was
unanimously adopted. -"
On motion Of AID. Kerr, it was voted
hat tho sum Of $l4.6s, belonging to tho
exemption fund, and tho sum Of 1868,
to the Engine House fund, bs
transferred to tho Revenue fund.
On motion Of AID. Burbank, it was voted
hat 3 oendensed statement Of tho Treasur-
rs Report be published in both Of the
ity papers. 5g
On motion Of AID. Alden, the bill Of l..
collins, Of $40, for legal services in tho
airchild Auction License, WAS allowed
nd the Clerk directed to draw an order
aerefor. 81.
On motion Of Aid. Kerr the Council ad-
'urnedt to Tuesday evening, May 3, 1870.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
C1TY Clerks OFFICE, !
CITY OF ST.. CLOUD, April IL, 1870.
The Annual Charter Election for sthe;
City Of St. Cloud, will be held on
MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF MAY
NEXT.
Between the hours Of nine o'clock; in the
forenoon and i've o'clock in the afternoon,
1T the usual place of holding election in
tho different Wards Of tho CITY, w: First
Ward, At the Seminary Building, 10 call
pesite to the Congregational church. Third
Ward, at the Court House. And Fourth
Ward, at L.. Enderls's Brewery. r :,
The officers to be elected are:, ,..,. ~
CITY OFFICERS.
A MAYOR for tho term Of one year.
ACITY TREASURER for the term of
one year. ,~..-
Two CITY JUSTICES for The term of
| two years, :
WARD OFFICERS, <
, T. FIRST WARD.
| One Alderman for the term of three
years
One member Of the Board Of Education
Or term Of three years. '.,s,'''-|
| sEooND WARD. =
One Alderman for tho term Of tire,
years. .'.,,'
One member Of the Board of Education
for the term Of three years.
THIRD WARD.
One Alderman for the term OF three
years. * 10
Ono member Of tho Board Of Education
for the term Of one year. go -.
/ FOURTH WARD. a,as...: .
One Alderman for the term Of 'thrs'
> yeere, ~ :@4':'<
One member Of the Board Of Educate,
; for term Of three years. - - >; -. F.,
One member Of the BOARD Of Education
for the term Of one year. $500 :t..: "a"
By order Of the Common Council. = ~ >.
, NATHAN F. BARNES,
City Clerk
St. Cloud, April Is, 1870.
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We neglected in our last weeks issue
to call attention to Frank Remeley's ad-
vcrtisement Of ice.
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NV Bo1Isls.-On Monday three new
boilers arrived. to be used in the saw mills
Of c. Bridgman. Zach il twenty-sight
feet in length and thirty-three inches in
diameter. Mr.. B. has found it necessary
to entirely rs6t his mills and increase their
capacity, N order to supply tho demand
for lunber. 4
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New Stove and Tin Store.

nthe stand formerly occupied BY ]. B
K,!ty opposite Burbank + Pow.
ellis block, whore hs will keep; =
Constantly on hand ., ".':=
e.: good assort-
ment Of Is
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For the best quality Of -four at the
lowest price, go to Boyd's.
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TAKE NoT:ol.-tr.sh groceries at J. B
Mills, cheap as the cheapest. Goods de-
livered, free Of cost, in. any part of tie
city, 49, -; r
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.O,P>Es NED

rx.oPBsN.B .-:.,.
NJ New Custom Boot and Shoe store on
Washington avenue next door to Mr..
Illus photograph gallery, where + will hs
pleased to sec sll Of my Old customers and
every one who may want anything In my
line. Twill keep on hand a hrst-clsss
stock Of ~a:. .-.~ s..~ ......-..,,s..
Boots. Shoes, Rubbers sc.
~ CUSTOM WORK DONE IN The
LATEST STYLE. -.
Repairing, done neatly and prompt:
1i y: e., :" ". HENDERSON. :
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: =. <- OFFICE or City TREASURER, >, T. ] .
l. ST. CLOUD, MINI April, 10. 1870.
10 the Honorable, tile Pesitent and Common Cbunea,
Of the CITY Of 81. Cloud, Ai,sn.:
0xNrLExEs.-The following is nv Annual Report
(condensed exhibiting the receipts and disbursements
Of the City Government from April 9th, 1860 to April
10th, 1870.
+, 49,. Very respectfully,
J. NJ ROsENBERGER,
City Treasurer
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-28
WANTED.

100000 worth of Nurs and Hides at II.
Hepner's old stand. St. German street,
for which the highest New York market
price will be paid in cash.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-28

Foa sAIE.-A planning aud matching
machine. surface "a inch wide, plenes and
matches IA inches wide; now RAINING ct
Northern Pacific Planning shop, st. Cloud
F. H. DAM.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-28

90, 900 D01LARs-Worth Of furs want ed
at Schulten's Drug Store, S.. German
street. Schulten has accepted the agency
for one of the heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
St. Paul prices for good furs of all descrip-
tons. Country storekeepers and trappers
will find it to their interest to give him q
call.