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THE SITUATION.

No Trustworthy Clue from Last Nights De-
spatches-The severiuE of Another Railroad
Communication with Paris-The Fresh Ru-
mors Of Battles.
Last nights dispatches throw no light upon
the precise position and movements of the hos
tile armies, but they indicate that MacMahon
has abandoned both Chalons and Rheims. Some
reports state that he has done so in the hope of
protecting Paris, while others lend credit
to the supposition that portion at
least of his command has taken northeast
direction, with the presumed object of rein
forcing Bazaine. There are no advices which
tend TO discredit the reports we published yes
terday, from both French and Prussan sources
of lhe advance of the Crown Princes army west
of Chalons towards Paris. Meanwhile, the
French are busy preparing to obstruct the Prus-
sian advance by laying waste the country be-
tween the Seine and the Marne.
1t is said in reports from Paris that orders
have been given to eyacuate Epernay to-day.
This place is 10 miles e. N. E. of Paris 10 miles
w. N. w. of Chalons, and IA miles s. S.iW. of
Rheims. The trains going east ON the railroad
to Epernay, at which point the road branches
off to the N. N. E. to Rheims, and to the E. s.
K. 70 Chalons are. now stopped at Chateau
Thierry, which is but As miles E. N. E. of Paris
The road, which is the direct line to strasburg,
has for some been useless to the
French beyond Chalons. Now that the
eastern terminus is fixed at Chateau u-Thierry,
the only means of communication by rail
between Paris and Mezieres, and thence east
ward towards Thonville, is by the route still
further to the north, through scissors; and even
by this route 1t is necessary to pass through
Rheims. If Rheims should fall into the hands
of the Prussians, there would be no railroad
communication whatever between Paris and
the armies of MacMahon and Bazaine, and all
supplies and reinforcements would have to be
picked up as best they might.
From the neighborhood of Metz there
twas nothing in last nights dispatches
giving any clue to the recent movements of
feither army in that locality, and the situation
there is probably unchanged since the battle
of Grayelotte, on the 18th. Some of the Paris
papers still insist that there was an engagement
near Metz On Sunday, the 21st, in which the
Prussians were defeated; but the absence of
any pretended details tends to discredit the
report.
There was still another report of an engage
ment between Verdun and Chalons on Wedues-
lday, commencing at o'clock in the morning
and ending in the flight of the army of Prince
AFrederiek Charles. "a person who arrived
from the vicinity of Epernay" brought the news,
and its receipt was followed by the order for
The evacuation of Epernay, which puts a fair
valuation on its reliability.
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FINANCE AN0 CONIssEmCE.
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFIoE,l
friday, Aug. 9o. 1870.

FRIDAY, Aug 2o 1870.
The main features of the money market are
unchanged. There Is steady demand for car
rency, but the supply, especially at the banks,
is short and likely to be more scarce as the sea-
sen wears on. Very few of them are discount
ing except for their best customers, and even
then only short date paper is taken up, which
for purposes of business Is little better than
demand loan. Rates are very steady but not
materially higher, though the tendency is un-
mistakably in that direction.
Gold was active and steady, with sales rang
ing from 69S@1l6Is, closing at q. Govern
ment are dull but fraction stronger. -. /.
The stock market continues quiet but firm.
Sales of the war loan at 104 416 and State skies,
1st series, at 1041s; City skies, new, sold at
10115@x, and Lehigh gold loan at SO. -
Reading Railroad was quiet but steady; sales
at 47T. Pennsylvania was weak; sales at 585k.
Small sales of Oh Creek and Allegheny at 44sz.
= In canal stocks the only sales were In Schuyl-
kill preferred at 1881. The balance of the list
was neglected
, PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported toy De Haven Bro, No. 10 s. Third street,
FIRST BOARD. af
800 City Is, New, loiH $4,000 Leh Gold L. -
500 Pa ss W L Cp. .iol}s a5 sh Penna Rls. IS ss,s
$1,000 Read 6s, 1880. 30 Q sh Penna r. :. 2SX
$1,000 Penna los. .1ls 100 sh Read R.. Is. AK
MARK 4 LADNER, brokers. report this morning
Gold quotations as f0lloWs:- ...sHa 80
1000 x. 116ss 1O45 A. M.......... Il6,s
! 1920 = f..,s......llSH iiyS .......... ..ll6ez
lO.Zs |" .......-..1l6A i..5.sto. ~ si.,l -
MRssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER 4 Co., No. 80 8. Third
street. report the following qnotatiens- ~. y O. OF
1881. 1l4@11411; 620s OF 1904 lll5s@112; do. 1904
lSsis Iilssii &C. &c. S sSS 1884, i5slSS sS 'SSy SS 1s
1858, 11O1s@l10A; %, 040 Jos = s@108; u. S. r.
RR Cy. os, lllh@ll2 Gold. 1lSA0llexs
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"A young lady of Pittsburg, Pa, who had
been grievausly wrosged by her lover, reluct-
antly kept up correspondence until she sue
ceeded In involving him in difficulty which
has eliminated in his arrest and imprisonment
She now pTofesses " be satisfied.
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Theirs on the War.
His Anaignment Of Napoleon.
Death Of Prince Salm- Saln.
Germany and America.

Etc. Etc. ETC.. ETC., Esc.
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: FREE! .FREE!!..
The Leading Agricultural Journal
- OF THE COUNTRY,
- FREE FOR ONE YEAR.

The AMERICAN Stock JoURNAL.-A
frst-class monthly, containing 80 large
double column pages devoted to Far.ning
and Stock Breeding, containing regular
departments for the Practical Farmer. Dali
ryman, Stock Breeder, Wool Grower, and
Poultry Keeper, &c., &c., &c., illustrated
With numerous 6ne Engravings and bound
IN ham, somely tinted covers. Farmers will
find this monthly very efficient aid in all
the do, 1artme1,ts of Farming and Stock
Breeding. It has a Veterinary Depart
mcnt under charge Of one Of the ablest
Professors in the United Stateo, who an
swers through tie Journal, free Of charge al
questions relating to Sick, Injured or Dis
eased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, swine or
Poultry. Thus every Subscriber has a
Horse and Cattle Doctor. free.
We ore now prepared to offer the A'uer-
lean Stock Journal as a free gift for one
year, to oil subscribers Tor renewals) to the
St. Cloud JOURNAL who shall subscribe i'm
mediately and pay in advance: This is
rare opportunity which the intelligent peo-
pie Of our section will no doubt duly ap-
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THE MARKETS.

| ST. CLOUD, March 81, 1870.
Wheat continues at previous quotation!
500 for No. l; 500 for No. 2.
Oats, $50.
| Corn, 55a60c
Barley remains at 5oa6oc.
Rye Of good quality brings 50a56c
Bran $l2 per ton, and scarce. Is no aou,
is heing manufactured for shipment. =, ~ y
Hay, plenty, at seas. =
Beans. $3.50 to $500 r
Onions very scarce; :. SOC to 81 readily
Potatoes very source, 45a6oc. 3. r. ]. ]: =: ).
Cranberries ere about sufficient to meet
the home demand, and retail at SIS pei
bushel.
Green apple, sell at 75o per peck; 100
a$6.75 per Dbl. '. -,
Eggs plenty 14c at Wholesale retail 15e
Good roll butter is very scarce, and
readily brings Csc; frkin butter in good
supply, at zoe. or
Cheese, zoo at wholesale; retail at 25c.
But little wool is being brought in; the
market price is 40c. ..s.s. Z. :
Dry maple WO0u Is worm @4a94.oV I'VE Q
full cord; green maple, oak, &C., $3:oO
a$3.75; tamarac, SO. -
MINNEAPOLIS, March. 80.
Wheat 65a6Sc.
Oats-4Oa45c.
Corn--55a65c
MILWAUKEE, March 80.
Wheat-Steady at 86}c for No. L; corn,
quiet.68o; oats. steady, 4lc.
CHICAGO, March 80.
Wheat-Irregular; No. 2, 852c.
Corn-Firmer, at 76}c.
Qats-Active, SIZE.
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The Board then adjourned.

PERsoxAL.-Mr. A. Richardson returne,
on Saturday from Now York and Boston
where no purchased heavily Of spring an,
summer goods. He says tho weather j,
the East vas extremely disagreeable.
Hon. N. Richardson, Of Little Falls
WAS in town on Saturday.
We were pleased to havs call on satur-
day from Mr.. Frank Kent, Of Nelrose, ont
Of tho pioneers Of the upper country.
Mrs. D. BY, Of Pittsbure, who has been
spending the winter with friends here,
started for her homo ON Tuesday. Her de.
parture will bs specially regretted in the
musical circles Of the place.
Hrs. Jane G. Svisshelm and daughter
are in Pittsburg, on their way to St. Cloud,
where they intend spending the summer.
We had call few days since from Mr..
T. L. stiekney, gentleman Of capital, who
has recently come from New York and set
tied on Maine Prairie. Like q sensible
man, tho first thing no did upon coming
to his new home was to subscribe for Tns
JOURNAL.
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I BEEF E. CATTLE;
On the hoof, as follows:

.:SF4zSsI r's'5 t,fss#stss~Rt. |
One hundred and seventy .(17o) h,al Il Fort
Bnford: .. T.. to be delivered August
One hundred and twenty (l2o) head .. roit
Totten, D; T., to be delivered ~ July
Ninety (9O) head at Fort Stevenson, D. T.,
to be delivered ~ July Goth, 1870.
Two hundred and ten (2l0) head 1t Fort
sully, D: T.. to be delivered by July
Goth, 1870.
One hundred and twenty (l2o) heedat Fort
Randall D. T to b. delivered BY June
LIST, 1870: II
Seventy (70) head at Fort Ransom, D. T.,
to be delivered by July LIST, 1870.
| The cattle must average about one thou
sand and fifty Q,05O) pounds gross weight,
.ndbe steers from three "a to seven ~
Cattle Of the country only are wanted.
such as are accustomed to being fed and
housed in winter.
All classes of wild cattle, including Tex
as and Cherokee cattle, (hsving bean found
unsuited to the climate and the require
ments at these extreme northern posts, IS
we'll as all under three (3) or over seven
~ years old, and all falling short Of 900
pounds gross weight, bulls, stays and COWS
will be rejected.
Each bid should contain written guar
antee Of two responsible persons to the ef-
feet that the bidder is able to fulfill q con-
tract in accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that should his PROPOSE
ton be accepted he will at once enter into
q contract in accordance Herewith, and
that they are prepared to become his Sc
ourities, giving good and sufficient bonds
for its ful6llment.
The responsibility of the guarantors
must be shown by the official certificate If
the clerk Of the nearest District Court, OF
Of the D. 8. District Attorney, to be, en-
closed with the bid. +
Bids may be made either for the whole
or for each post separately. II the bid il
in thensme ofs frm the name and address
of each member thereof must be specified.
Bidders should b present to respond to
their bids. -! o.. n
The government reneE1es tho right to re-
ject any and Ill bids Proposals should be
endorsed distinctly, e'Propossls for, Beef
Cattle" and addressed to the undersign-
ed. -.
By authority Of the Department Com.
): H.<alILMAH,
Capt. & G. g., Bvt. 1t. Col. q. s.. A.,
Chief G. 8. Department Of Dakota.
mArl7-4W
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Baby carriages 1t Tobey's.

APRIL FooL's DAY.-The first day Of
tho month passed away without any very
remarkable sells being perfected in this Vi
entity. The usual number Of hot coppsrs,
old tilss-with bricks underneath-so in
viting to kick, letters: and packages Of
doubtful character, yet fair to look upon,
lay about our streets, and received share
Of attention. Some young gentlemen con-
fsrrsd With . prominent druggist, strong
advocate Of Wonan's rights, ~ to tho pro-
peisty Of administering smstics TO = few
thousand dogs which infect our town-in
the came manner In which "poison" has
performed it, mission among the CANNES
lstely-and thus lead their overs to believe
that the dog war had agsin commenced.
The druggist advocated tho scheme, pre-
pared the tempting morsel, and to ne its
operations slight dose Was administered
to favorite terrier belonging to ono Of
tho party. The owner Of the terrier has
no further use for its license or collar, and
has concluded it was . very poor sell any
way.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, SECOND COLLECTION DlsrRler)
~ u Assessors OFFICE = ?,
Sr. PAUL, April 8, 1870. } ::
NOTICE is hereby given that the lists,
valuations and enumerations CT the annual
tax for 1870, made and taken under The
excise law of the United States within tho
Division numbered 7 comprising the coun-
ties Of Benton, Morrison, Grow Wing, Mile
Lao, Aiken, Itaska, Stearns, Todd and
Cass will be open for examination at office
Of John Cooper, Assistant Assessor in St.
Cloud, on the 18th day Of April. 1870, and
Immediately thereafter, until the business
is completed, for the purpose of hearing
appeals that may be taken from any as
sessments or valuation by the Assistant AS
SCISSOR OF said Division.
s'.s* ~ = G% R. N. MoLAREN,
nSe-2w Assessor Second Dist. Of MINI.
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The "WoLvER1Nl" CLo1Hss WAsa1a:-
Mr.. ". T. Clark has purchased the right
for the entire upper country, to manufac-
ture and sell the well-known "Wolverine',,
washer. It is certainly the best machine
Of the kind In use. Il does its work per-
fe'tly, and can be operated by q child ten
years Of sge. Collars and wristbands are
washed a. clean - other parts Of . gar
ment, and without wear or injury to tho
goods. The machine il in every way .
success, and should be extensively intro
duoed in this part Of tho State. Mr.. Clark
will warrant it to excel any washing ma
chine or wash boiler ever offered for sale
here. >..
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soxE YEARS since poor but talented
gentleman Of the medical profession con-
ceived the idea that if he could produce
a medicine of universal application aad
extraordinary merit and make it known he
could not only enrich himself and escape
the drudgery Of Physicians life, but also
benefit the sick in greater measure than
bv his private practice. He therefore con-
suited with the best Physicians he could
find and the result was the production Of
the Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills, famous
and most successful medicine. He began
in small way to make the Mountain Herb
Pills known by advertising them and such
was the value of his Pills, that in a few
years he had NOT only amassed fortune
but had that rare satisfaction for rich
man, of having relieved the sick, and
benefited his fellow men in every part Of
the country, as Thousands Of grateful tes-
timonials could prove. The Jsdson's
Mountain Herb Pills have cured Dyspep-
sia, Liver Complaint, Female Irregulari-
ties, aud all Bilious disor ders. This little
sketch serves both to adorn tale and
point moral DR.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and the doctor himself knew
the value Of printers ink. For sale by ell
Dealers.
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Al ". Tenvoorde's, as he wishes to
close them out regardless Of cost. We will
not enumerate his goods as his stock is so
we'll known to contain everything in the
dry goods and grocery lines. He has
marked down each article in his whole
stock to prices that cannot fail to sell his
goods. He does this because meney is so
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, as he can save money
for you.
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! rO'nInNnsoTA EnaFohs.

Az the Editorial Convention Of this State,
which assembled At st. Paul in January,
adjourned until juno next, it is desirable
that the report OF the changes in the press
Of Minnesota be made as complete as pos
sible up to this latter: date. It Is therefore
requested that all publishers who have not
already reported to the Secretary, or those
who have made any ehansss in their pa
pers sinoe reporting, will send full infor-
nation before the last day Of May. This
applies to those who are not, IS we'll as
thoss Who AZ, nsmbsrs Of the Association.
". 3. MITCHELL,
s IN = Recording Secretary.
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SliRht Difference.

'sTo the OFFICERS OF 7HE UNION FAIR The under
signed, your Special Committee on Sewing Machines
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 Gibbs Machine, THIRTY
1--WE distinct claims made for its superiority,
ALL of which, on thorough and impartial trial. were
sustained. For the competing DouBLE-1HHEAD Ma
chine. but TIN were presented, TWO of which were
sustained1Signed.1 s. D. TUCKER, L. G. CHAMP
NEY. ]. WHEEIOCK. JuDQI2-
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Coop ADvloE.-Rosenberger Bros,
wish to state that they are to receive one
Of the largest and. prettisst stock Of wall
piper, ever brought to the State, in few
days; and would advise all who wish any
thing in this line to wait until their stock ar
rives. They also have those celebrated
springs which convert any common chair
into rocking chair.
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Wall ! :'Paper, Il Tobey's.

$1,000 DotLAHs-Worth Of furs wanted
at sehultsn's Drug, Store, St. German
street. sehultsn has accepted the agency
for one Of tho heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
St. Paul prices for good furs of all desorip-
tions. Country storekeepers and trsppers
will find it to their interest to give him q
call.
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FoR Po11 To1rlH.-Nessrs. Dale &
Stead, contractors ct Fort Totten, D. T.,
passed. through here on Monday with thir-
ty-sisht men, oil mechanics, to resume
operations on the government buildings
now in course Of erection at that post.
The men were chiefly from Illinois and In
diana.
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NORWAY OArs.-We call the attention
OF those interested to Mr.. R.. Wickershsm's
card in this issue. II this wonderful pro-
ductivs cereal is al that is claimed for il,
every farmer should have them. Tho ev-
idenes Is strong in their favor. We advise
our friends to give them trial.
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SL1rPE1s.-Some Of our readers NAL
not be aware that wooden shoes are On ar.
aels OF export A gross Of them were
shipped below the other day by Msurin
Bros. Of Cold Spring; having been manu-.
fsetursd In that vicinity. We ars unable
70 give tho latest market quotations Of III,
articlssL
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE or NAILS.
St. Paul and way stations-departs At
A. II. Mails close same hours.
Arrives 1t 1}P.M.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Sun
days excepted, at P. N. Arrive same
days ct P. N. Mail closes at P.M
Grow Wing koute-Departs daily, Sundays
excepted, at 124 P. n. Arrives, same
days, at P. N. Mail closes at I'm.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Tues
day and Friday ut 10 A. NJ. Departs
same days At 2 P. Il. Mail closes at l
P
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day at 7 A. N. Arrives on Tuesday at 4
Pm. Mail closes at 6 Am.
| St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
urday, at P. N. Departs same days at
| 2rP. n.
Rockville-On Saturday, same hour a.
above.
lSauk Rapids-Onoe . day.
Princeton and way-Dsparts each Thurs
day at z A. N. Arrives on Friday at
i r.x. Mails close at 64 AN.
J. e. WEST. p n
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Crushed, powdered and granulated su-
gar, 59lbs for 500.
Coffee ga" Sugar, stand .,s .ss@ss:
ard, 81 :" 80 !" l.N
Brown Sugar, choice, u" =" Ivy
Rio Coffee, ~ l:VOs
Choice Young Hyson, Impr'l. and ..:.. !:
Gunpowder Ten, % per lot
Choice Oouloong aud Souohoong s&
Tea, $500 to$l.40 per No.
Choice Japan Tea, $l.OO per ID.
We have full line Of SYRUPS, which
We are selling on the dcs0n grade.
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uo1So Our OF 7H1 1cs.-The opening
Of the river this spring vas . grand sight.
The "sssr wss very high. Everybody
wset to 60 the loo 60 also 70 find bar
saans At Pickit & Abbott's, and were we'll
rewarded 1t the "Rssul.tor." They arc
Giving their customers the genuine articles
Tho choicest goods st very low figures,
to make room for their new stock.
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ArT1xT1ox.-Ws eall attention 70 the i'd
verttssmeat Of Tieknor, Tolman & Co. in
this issue. These gsntlsmen mean what
they ssy, having unsquallsd facilities for
purchasing Fgoods, and one Of the finest
store rooms In the city. Call upon them,
II you wish to purchase anything in their
| limo.
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GoSE EAsr.-Wm. B. Mitchell. Esq, Cd
itor Of THE JOURNAL started East On Tues
day morning: He viii bs absent about
five weeks, and il the Geld victuals along
his route hold out, will ha " regular hol-
iday.
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The 9ask Centre Hsrsld, tells how .
COW belonging 20 L. n. Thonason Was COW
cred BY The top Of . straw stalk which
old II. supposing that tho animal vas
killed, no efforts were made to sxtricats
hen. Eleven deys sftsrvsrds, the cattle
hsvtnS eaten through the slide, The COW
wss found stu alive, but very poor, and
for three days seemed Wild. For eleven
days she had been without water.
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ExprR1ENr1A DooEr.-Yes surely expere-
ienoe teaches those who use DR.. Morse's
medicine upon tho first Symptoms Of dis
ease, that viii surely restore health, than
! Billiousness, Indigestion, Headache, Liver
Complaint, Female Irregularities, So. Get
| the Ometa Almanac from your storekeeper,
It contains much useful information for the
invalid and convalescent. II you aae ail-
| ing use DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills and
you will find them of great value. Sold by
all Dealers.t- e.. MA
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OBLIoIx0.-TH8 JOURNAL Wsuld &C.
knowledge itself Is being under special OBJ
legations to Mr.. Henry Emmel, clerk in
the Post Office, for receiving and deliver
ing ito mails ct late hours, and for other
favors. Also, to Mr.. E. L. Allen for like
eourtssiss. Both are accommodating
young men.
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A11HsT1D AID CoNvIoTID.-Last week
Peer Trump-s very poor trump in this
'astanes-wss arrested for selling liquo.
without license At Elk River, Sherburne
county. Peter plead not guilty, but after
. jury trial. had TO change his mind. He
va fined $26 and costs, amounting in al
70 about $50, which no paid, closed his 81
losn and ceased the traffic.
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AnIlHsR1 0ooDs.-Mrs. Otteusmeyer
has received her Spring and Summer stock
Of millinery goods. It embraces al the
latest styles, and affords An assortment
from which any taste can be suited. In
the line Of fancy goods her stock il special
y full and complete. For details, see her
advertisement.
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PLowIxa.-J. G. Mcdonald, Esq, o.
New Munich, informs US that several
tho farmers in his vicinity commenced
plowing on last Saturday, and on Monday
were sowing wheat
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HEADauARrERs DrpAaTxIx1 81 DAKOTA,
OFFICE CuIEr CoNxIssARY OF SuBms1ENdE,
SAINT PAUL, MISN., March 8, 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
X will be received o. this Office until II
n, WEDNESDAY,. April 10, 1870. tor. fur
nishing the U. s. Subsistence Department
with good fat