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!; FOR G I SALE CHEAP.
ash IlnY,royed Farm

b An Improved Farm
or 152 acres, in the town Of Maine Prai-
rle-00 acres Of good timber, about 40
acres OF prairie and the balance poplar
and hazel brush. Forty acres arc fenced,
and II acres are under cultivation. There
4 = small house and 8 we'll Of good water,
Is vell Is some fruit trees On the prom
ICES. The shove farm Is situated on Pssrl
Lake. IL niles from st. Cloud. and has
.the finest Is ,atiorT II. The State. IL no one
81 thes mnin traysisd roads to ST. Cloud,
ana 81 only qnaftsraof . mile from s.,
school house. For further particulars In
ouirs It THx Joun1AI of6os, sc. Cloud or;
of i. &. Esm. Nheelsr French, Or ths oNn~
a. 81. 81. SIEWAR1, ~ NAinss Pr1isi,
ateasps eounty, rinl. 10
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~ On o.. ~. Saturday evening about. 9
O'Clock, pr Foster, Of ths D '.|l Mr. q
se.et;a., VA: brut.lly assaulted By :
gambler named Big Hanson, late Of
Minneapolis, WHO, after knocking ..t the
Doctor down and kicking him to an
almost iosepsibl : condition, fell upon
him with . bowie knife, and would l'l.
have undoubtedly dispatched IL. him had
not the Doctor bean rescued IN time tins
The cause Of the assault grew out Of
an article in the Minnesotian Of the
!: 18th, relative e. e.: The suppression Of
gamblers and gambling in Duluth. ;.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

- AsNrw Y DIRK correspondent Of the
st. Paul Pioneer writes. that of late he
.has "conversed With several parties On On
the bond land question, and wis. unpre.
pared to find that there was serious op:
position to it. They are old bond
holders and declare that they win new
q surrender what bonds they have ex-
cept for cash. They says that they are
opposed to paying $50 per acre for
land that Is not worth over $3.50 per
acre. They argue that the land Is :
worse reputation than that Of the
State Of Mississippi.' Fit is the cash,
70 the full amosnt 4ofs the bonds, they
srs whiting for, they will certainly
"have something to look forward to-
during the remainder Of their nstural
lives. ,11sssE ssyE i
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:: GoDEY's Lady's Book for June be-
gins new volume, starting this favor
ito magazine for, the ladies on its forty
first year. With growing age, it maui.
raius all its freshness and interest, ad-
ding many things gained by. tho ripe
ness Of experience. l.. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia .e;a :. r..,.:j u.s..
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HEARTH 4 HoME for this week
dated June 26th) contains the frat of
d series Of sketches entitled Jethro
2Troop'. Might Thoughts, by John
Thomas, who is no other than 2Petro-
leum V. Nasty. The great humorist
will take an honest country boy tosthe
city, conduct him through the usual ex-
perience, and restore him to his homa'a
sadder and wiser boy, satisfied that the
peaceful, honest, and temperate life Of
tho farmer is The best and safest life
that can be lived. This is a lesson
greatly needed at this time, and Nasty
is the man to teach it. 80 III
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

" The big concertin New York cost
$40, 900 moro thaa it came to.
-Gov. Clafin, Of Massachusetts,, has
vetoed the Boston, Hartford and Erie
railroad cid bill.
Thermometer "a degrees in New
York on Monday. Several cases Of
SUI stroke. 80 - .....,. i 55s:s;z.t;
DR.. Shelton Mackenzie; of the
Philadelphia Press, is writing q life OF
Charles Dickens. <,.;, g.. es.,... >zilss.
Idaho is not; troubled with grass
sboppers yet, and crop prospects are the
best for years. ~.zoss I s:ssEHs
: The Republicans Of Maine have
nominated the Hon: Sidney Perham as
their candidate for Governor.
The London Globe says that: not
>withstanding the rains in England,
breadstuffs are not perceptibly lower: s.
:. Mike McCoolc went into training
for his fight With Tom Allen, Monday,
at the Abbey race track, St. Louis.
The Governor Of South. Carolina
has ordered the formation Of regi-
ment of State troops for active service.
-Chiuamen have gone t. work in
shoe manufactures at North Adams.
Mass, and are doing we'll. % 80,
LIN the Spanish Cortes, CASTELAR,
delivered brilliant speech ID favor Of
the Immediate abolition Of slavery in
the colonies.
jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, .
nephew Of the great Napoleon, aud son
of his youngest, brother, Jerome, died
At Baltimore on Friday morning.
. The recent showers in: England
had : widespread extern, and have been
Of ;incalculable benefit to t the crops,
almost destroyed BY the drousb So ST..
IS. "A. N. Siebcrt Of Baltimore has.
~, 900 from one John Lee q :: J.
son for kissing Ms. SIS hand against
her will. 81
An infant Of : year, child Of Wms,
Teedy of Boyerton, ~, had IS throat
out With butcher knife by . nurse
gil .gsd Il, % Monday The girl
aed q tie xoods, but 10 caught Tues
~ norning
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Tnz Hennepin County Horticultural
Society will hold their Third Annual
Fair at Minneapolis on the 4th aud 9Th
Of July. We are indebted to the Sec
rotary, Col. J. q. Stevens, for copies
Of the premium list and for compliment
tary tickets. - ~ TIPS
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THr July number q Denorest's
Monthly Magazine has e. unusually
large and elegant display of the Sum.
ner Fashions, With over sixty illustra-
.t;ops and txo steel spg rayiugs, togsth-
sr viii si.s enterta ming literary matter.
popular music, and other beautiful
features Demores New
;York :.ss
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.THz July number Of Ballou's
Magazine is the commencement Of the
Thirty second Volume. Each number
contains 100 pages Of reading matter,
and from sixteen to twenty illustrations
Of noted scenes and places. Themes &
Talbot, Boston, Mass, - - 49,.
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In the event Of the resignation of the
State SUPPLEMENTARY Of Public In
struction by Hon. W. Fl. Dunnel, to
accept tho Republican nomination for
Congress, it is understood that Rev.
Burt, the present Superintendent of
Schools Of Winona county, will be an
applicant for the appointment to the
State SuperinteudencY..
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TIE Austin Transcript having
threatened tho editors Of tho Regei.,e,,
with suit for libel if they did not
retraet certain charges 81 defaleationl,,
the The Register men pugnaoiously respond,
HCome on With your libel suit. =: -
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JuDar hoAR resigned his position
8 Attorney General on. Wednesday Of
last week. Hon. Amos T. Aoker-
nan, the United States I Attorney for
Gso.gii., Ms appointed :, his successor.
Hell : native Of New Hampshire and
about 20 Yeazs Old. He emigrated to
Georgia twenty live years ago, opposed
secession, and i . earnest Republic
can. &. d 4 g. rs 4iss
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CHARLES DICKENS was buried, with.
out ostentation, on the l4th, at West
min ster Abbey. His remains were plac.
ed. in tho st'Poet's Corner.'

IT Is announced now that Major
Morrill, has concluded to resign his
position u Collector Of Internal Rev.
enue Of this district, his resignation to
take effect % tho Both '|- Ky =
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THr Company hayingeths contract
for building the Minnesota portion 81
the Northern Pacific Railroad, calls t.
self tho Rad River CONSTRUCTION Com
pasy, and he's its headquarters Il Min
nsapolis. + adye.tises for proposals.
for doing the grading, bridging and
tres,ls work, and piling, furnishing
tiss, "a, e any time after the 25th
lost, ana tho work viii pc Awarded ls and
= ,,mms,ssd q FAST s the liue Of the
road Is 1ocatel
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DEMoRzsr's' YOU'VE <AMER1cA Is as
sparkling g ever: The July number,
just received, is fair specimen Of this
most popular and best juvenile MONTH
10 =" ~
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

The undersigned will sell 1t public aao-
ton, on y.
MONDAY, JUNE 17fH, 1879,
e 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, on the fsrn
of John VAndersluis, %. Sank River, two
miles south Of 81. Joseph, (near the Sta
Pies farmr, : LOT q inc ~ s.
Hon SEES !, t,Al1'r'lLE SWINE,
g SHEEP, rARnINa IAPLEHENTs .
Observation-Disclosures, g.
Ths sals vim 80 pod tvs, o. fsF essl,
6 ne rroprietor intondo 1oaNiaH IL cen.
g, Caoad Jans L, - g Z u Z
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The Republican electors Of the Second Congrssson-
ii Distictof Minnesota requested to elect Dele
gates to the Republican District Convention to b
hsad In st. Paul on THURSDAY, sEPTEMB1R ls1.
Rr the purpose q placiDg In nomination candidate
fs Coagrsss TO - suppoetsd BY ths Republicans at
The snsuing election. 80
j Tbs following b The superintendent q each county
and = bassd upea the 1spubliean vote Of The Last
ssnssA election ~ cast for the Chief Justic. Hon.
Q. q. Ripley, saeA county having one delegate ct
lasgs, also oas for each two hundred and any Re.
publican votss and for each major fraction there.
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THE St. Charles Herald expresses
the opinion that Ex- Gov: Marshall will
receive the Republican nomination for
Congress. But the St. Paul lrs.s says
the Governor will not be candidate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

THE Hoasesot Representatives de-
olined, On Tuesday, BY avote Of 18l to
q, to admit Whittemore, Of South
Carolina, to 1 seat. stsI q I, U
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Cart. HoUaHFoN's new asteaubost
loft Sauk Rapids on Monday and reach
ed Little Falls on Tuesday, all right:
It will start for Pokesama Falls on
Saturday. n>-..., 49,. .s.., RI
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go Crop reports from two.thirds Of the
counties 10 lows Ill give glowing ac-
counts Of the appearance Of corn, wheat,
oats, potatoes, and grass. During
the cold weather of the last ten days,
rains aud shoversrhave prevailed, sup
plying the moisture previously needed,
and sufficient 70 last month # lot.
weather should now set in. Judging.
by present indications, lows yield Of es-
.c1lents will exceed any previous ysaf.
chicago Repxl licd,s:
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An Republicans in the District irrespective ofpast
iasrsncss urgently invited to join in assisting
70 make the Convention harmonious and the party
matted and successful.
BY order Il the Committees. 90 MI
a 4. y. STlCKNEY, ~, g.. T. n. NETCALH,
Chairman. Chairman. =
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n. CLOUD AND l1ANlkATo Rail.
ROAD IN

There is, with perhaps I single *
osption, no proposed lino Of railroad il
this State which IS Of more Importance
to St. Cloud than the St. Cloud and
Mankato road. Mankato, as can 81.
seen from the map, is almost directly
south Of this city, and tho road would
pass through . tier Of the richest conn.
ties in the State -Stearns, Meeker,
N oLeod, Sibley, Nicollet and Blue
Earth. These arc already. we'll settled,
pros porous counties, and arc daily re.
ceiving geinorease 10 ths'lway 81
immigration. They would, as rapidly
As the road would be completed, furnish
a heavy local traffic sufficient, as has
been estimated by reliable men, to
alone pay the running expences Of the
road. A1heavy through traffic would
at onoa be established between the Mis-
sissippi and tho Minnesota valleys.
The latter wants orr lumber, and We
want a market for what We have every
capacity for manufacturing to an almost
unlimited extent: The logs, cut on
the upper Mississippi and its tributa-
ries, could be foated directly to our
mills, so tharm.nufactures, thus con-
Quoted undsr>tho most favorable. cir.
cumstances and with the magnificent
water power at our disposal, would Be
stimulated to degree that would make
St. Cloud almost without rival in the
State. The southern counties and
towns are quite as DESTROYS Of the
speedy construction of this road Is are
We. of Northern Minnesota. The Blue
Earth City Post, published at the
county seas Of Faribault county-still
south Of M.ntato-s.ys: :. FL
"The existing railroad: system Of
Minnesota is such Is to demand the
building of this road, and We have nc
doubt that it will be done. The enter.
prise is one of great importance to St
Cloud and Mankato, as well as to inter
mediate pointe.'' 1 'aat: -
| The St. Peter: people are anxious K
have this road continued from Maukatt
to that place. 1t will also connect viii
the Fort Dodge (Iowa) and Mankat,
road, tho surveyafor which are now be-
ing made, and the construction Of which
will be pushed forward as rapidly i,
possible. :" x.,az~ ~
IL We trust that this matter may b
taken hold ofin earnest by the peopl,
along the line of the proposed road, an.
especially tho people, of Stearn
county. "A survey should be made, ~
that the length Of the Inc could definite
4 y be known, the exact; topography {
the country be ascertained, and estimate
made of the cost Of construction. Ii
cal aid in the shape Of bonds would b
given by at least half dozen counties
St. Cloud is:<vitally interested an
should move first. Not only would a
immense manufacturing interest b
created and built up, but, with the con
struction of the branch road to LAX
Superior or Chengwatonua, the. grea
body Of fteights for and from the Mi,
nesota valley and the intermedia'
country would seek this as the shorte'
outlet to and from the eastern market
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IT WILL REMOVE ALL PAIN AT ONCE,
+" - A.d Immediately Cure
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbsgo, sciati-
.os, Pam in the Back and Side Sprains,
Y Stiff Joints, zFrozeD Limbs, Chill.
- &E@ blains, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises
Burns, Soalds, Fever 81.
II 2sH Sores, Tooth Ache, Bar 49,.
s%& : !%- Ache, Head Ache,
f 49, - no difference how
bad nor what ~ :
: it proceeds
from.
Chopped Lips, Chspped Hands, stinss Of
Bees, Bites Of Poisonous Insects. and Ia
fact all Of the external Pains and Aches
that tho human family Is heir to, by rub
bling itfresly on the part affected, without
friction. s..s,.-s... - y
For Tooth Ache, saturate little cotton
With it aud place it in tho hollow Of the
tooth and for Ear Ache, drop. two or
three drops Of it into tho car affected. Y;
Aad all. Pain will Instantly Cease.
+ p..-..s-, -. ~ ! p. s--. le.ss. 80,
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The residence Of Major Fridley, Of
Maneniin, Ms burned % Friday morn
lug 900 !; snaall insurance:
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BurLrR introduced q amnesty bill
N Tuesday. Il IS not universal.
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with his objections, the present resolu-
ton had been drawn up, with distinct
,isw to meeting hisapproval. Twas sub
nitsed to him before being presented
70 the Council, and received his verbal
and s.qsal:fsd endorsement, and was
not changed Afterwards. After its pas
sags, the Mayor remarked in the pres.
snoe Of several gentlemen, that "this
began to look Ike having : hotel,'' Or
words 70 that effect. In he face Of Ill
this, and after keeping the resolution
until the last moment, Mayor Taylor
returned il With his veto. What inau:
suees vera potent enough to produce
this extraordinary change, we are not
sufficiently in Mayor Taylor's confidence
to be able to authoritatively state. But
.s't. what they were, there seems to be,
in the community, but a very slight
Diversity Of opinion. We have read
the Mayors letter which, a, it has
not yet been submitted to the Council,
We ore not 4 liberty 70 publish-and
certainly no reasons are TO be found
there. II is : flimsy tissue Of prete1t,,
unworthy the Office At which it is dated,
and contemplate in view Of the impor-
tant interests it prssumes to treat.
Accompanying the veto, is an opin-
ION ~ from W. s. Moore, An attorney
Of this place, covering six or eight
pages Of legal cap. At the very out
start Of this ''opioion" Mr.. Moore says
that, before receiving Mayor Taylcr's
letter Of inquiry, he had been retained
by certain "oitizens WHO were opposed
to the onus"-whieh certainly speaks
more for Mr.. Moore's ftanknoss than
for the Mayors desire to secure unbias-
ed advice. Hu Honor was doubtless
aware that he could not look for such
advice y he wanted from any other
than . retained attorney. We wadod
through this so.called "opinion," and
found it to be composed solely Of shabby
attempts at irony concerning "iirst-olass
hotss," poorly conceived and still more
poorly expressed. Throughout the en-
tire document these stale Wittioisms are
made 70 serve for sensible argument.
J, The transmission Of this "opinioa" t,
the Council BY the Mayor, unasked-for,
vss ~ insult to the good sense Of that
bsdy: = glsring.. Is it was gratuitous,
and unless " greatly mistake, viii be
. rssented. Notwithstanding the fao'
lthat Mr.. Moore signed tie petition re-
qusstiog the Council to -. givt
atAs /. hotel corporation bona.
/ he doubtless elaims. that the fe,
he has rscsived in the case is . suf6
ssisat warrant for his. change Of posi-
ton, and perhaps it may b.; but VI
apprshesd that Mayor Taylor vii
scarcely put IN such plea IS ) bar u
the. public Indignation and general OK
sssatioa which his action has excited
,Vhatsean he dot After thus ;defJinf
stASHihsstots the: people, ~ exprssset
bysthsar almost unanimous vote, tn
only hsnosabs course left open to hin
is q rsaiss. Lat hin attaaapt 70 e e
l saiasas y humble privats citizen wha
y ahs .lost q apublis officer. .,,
In visw of the general. feeling, =!
thisk " can safely say that DESPITE
the eonbinsd opposition Of Mayor T.y
los, Attorasy Moore, aud "the oitizenl
~ opposedto the bonus,D = hotel vii
YET b. built in St. Cloud that win b.
) essditto tho place. vs.. ...z !.
~ s;-E
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

--a..v NFEC1AH NO11CES.7 = !
:ss>1ss s. ~>a MI. ~
CONTEssIONs ef an IHVALID.
Published Or the bsnsAt Of yousg nsa and others
Who suHx 1kpa Nervous DEBILITY, etc, supplying The
inea.s Of ssltcure. Written BY one VITO cured him
sslf and ssnt fss receiving postpaid directed
vslops. Address, NATHANIEL NAY FAIR, Brook
IN, n. 7. MA
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PROPOSALS FOR PAINT
TNdE 5E::.;Es.

QEALED proposals for painting the. out
81. Cloud, stearas County, viii be receiv.
cd 81 the undersigned, until IL o'clock NJ,
painted with one coat, and. tho balance
with two coats Of best miueral,psint: '4:''
Bidders will state the price fer the whole
job, not by the yard. ~.zs2 .
All bids must DO endorsed proposals
for Painting Court House," and directed
70 ~ BARNEY YOsSBERG, ~
st County Auditor, st. Cloud, MINI.
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HOME n I: OFFICE e st. Paul.

LOCAL BOARD OF rRusTEEs FOR
SAINT CLOUD.
H. G. BURBANK. E. O., HAMLIN,
W. B. MITCHELL, WILLIAM POWELL
J. E. WEST, -
Agent ct St. Cloud.
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p Yesterday, OH Qolncy, ILL.,, bnrly
negro came on board, and through an
accompanying friend, procured .estate
room next the ladies cabin. It was in
the evening. He staid over night, and
t. the. astoaishment Of all, when the
breakfast was announced, he took his
seat'at the table, in the cabin with the
rest: There were sour looks mp and
down the elegant cabin, and side glsnces.
BIT all went on, and all took their co..
fee in peace. After breakfast, the
clerk called our we'll. dressed Sambo to
Che Office, returned his money, minus
fifty cents for his break fast, and had
Sambo carefully conducted below:
When it was known that Sambo had
been elected, his pale friend informed
the Captain that he should hold him
responsible under the 18th amendment.
How it'willturn out, Idon't know.
!, 3,ys.zzsz::* d :zzgs..,s. ST.. ION. hi
rThis letter was one Of three, the first,
snd last (Which were published last week.
This should have appeared second, but vas
not received until too 1ate.-ED1roR JoUR-
1AL. i ST. ;s
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.Av1ro NJ MAYOa TAYLOR.

Mayor Taylor yesterday evening
SAINT to the City Clerks Office his veto
Of the resolution offering bonus for
the construction of frst-class hotel at
this place copy Of which resolution
i published this week. This veto,
when known this morning, was = matter
Of surprise to.many people, Who were
aware Of the preceding f.ete-or those
which ver' pubic. Il we s generally
kaowl that the Mayor had officially re-
sonmsuded the Council to give the pro-
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