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VIM. TwOMBLY,)
JOHN c. PARK, SComm's.
s. r. JENKINS, )
Barton, March 26, A. D., 1870. l5w3
FARM FOR SALE.
GREAT INDICTMENT.

The Subscriber offers his farm for sale, situat
ed in the southwest part of Walden, and about
four miles from East and South Hardwick; is
near the P. o. Railroad, and is pleasantly situat-
ed. The farm contains nearly 300 acres of ex-
cellent land is well divided into moving, TIL
lage and pasturing. There is an abundance of
timbered land, and only one mile from a good
saw mill. There is about 1900 good sugar trees,
over two-thirds of them are furnished with good
buckets and other convepiences. No farm in
the State is better watered, or as handy to
school, and is in a good state of cultivation
Any one purchasing the farm can have most or
all the stock if they wish. Buildings are good.
Any one purchasing the farm can have one year
before paying any of the purchase money, il
desirable, by giving suitable security.
For furthe particulars enquire of the subscri-
Der, or address him at South Walden.
r. w. WINSLOW,
l5w5 South Walden, VT.
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In the annual election for Town
Commissioners of Salisbury, Md, the
judges of election refused to receive
the votes of the colored citizens. This
was done. local print says, under
the advice OF eminent counsel.
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A man in Harlem, N. Y, found a
valuable diamond pin, with money,
notes and other property, worth in
all $4,000, while working in an old
hotel.
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A Good Dairy Farm for Sale

| will sell at private sale, my FARM pleasant
ly located on the Creek road near East Albany,
containing 100 acres of excellent land, well fenc-
ed ore of the best springs in Orleans county
running to house, barn good neighbors; good
hop yard on the premises, buildings good, nice
house and splendid horse barn, good school
near Sy; also, large sugar richard with 600
buckets and sugar house, pans and holders all
in good order. Said farm will keep 10 cows and
team the year round; also, goodly quantity of
fruit trees. This farm is known as the Fairman
Farm. Also, hay, grain, farming tools, sugar
tools and stock with the farm.
36tf NATHANIEL, CHAFFEE.
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A Poughk' ep-ie scho II teacher pun
ished his pupils by compelling them
to run 400 times around the school
house. That is the way they pursue
knowledge.
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A Californian. blown up on steam
er. values the scar it left on his face
at $4,000, aud court has allowed
the bill.
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VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR sAIFI

The dwelling house and ont-buildngs belong
ing TO the estate of the late John Guild, situated
in the village of Irasburgh. The buildings are
nearly new, well finished, in good order and pres
ervation. desirable lacation for any family
wishing to reside in a village. The property will
be sold at great bargain, and possession given
Immediately if required.
E. P. COTTON, Admir-.
Irasburgh, April s, 1870. l5tf
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A boy, ten years old, was frighten-
ed to death at Westboro, Mass, Sun.
day, by another boy, wearing a
mask.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-26

A Minnesota couple, who have
been married eleven years, have %
children-nine pairs Of twins and
one quartette.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-26

A Peruvian railway reaches an al
titude Of 1905 feet. How is that
for high?
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The Cincinnati school board, by
the new election, will stand 26 for
the Bible in schools and % against it.
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The legal rate of interest in Cali
fornia has been raised from I to 10
per cent.
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The kilograms sent in England for
one week numbered l47,206.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JESSE ". PERLEYS ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands ofall persons
against the estate of JESSE N. PERLEY, late of
Barton, in said District deceased, represented
insolvent, and the term of six months from the
oath day of March, 1870, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors of said deceased, to exhib
1t and prove their respective claims before us:
Give notice that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Eliza E. Perley, in Barton, in said District, on
the 25th day OF May, and 18th Of Septembe next,
al nine O'Clock in he forenoon. of each of said
days.
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RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
For sale on account of III health, by Elisha and
Sama Davis Of Sheffield, between
300 and 400 Acres of Real Estate.

consisting in part Of the farm on which they now
reside, containing about 1870 acres also % acres
OF pasture and sugar lot, aud all the sugar appa-
ratus also about i6O acres Of pasture, wood and
suga: land; also about 20 acrHs Of wood and tim
Der land, and about ~ acres of psstnraEe, all in
me town Of Sheffield. Said farm averages about
10 tons Of hay yearly, besides a large crop of
gram, potatoes, corn, and turuipS There is a
young apple OrChar- on the farm Of about 75
trees also blue and red pums. The buildings
and fences are To good repair. The farm is well
watered. II IS situated one mile from Sheffield
village and seven miles from Lyndon depot
SAID real estate viii be sold cheap and posses
money will be required on delivery Of the deed
the remainder can lay on said real estate win
yearly payments. Those wishing 10 nurcbase
will please come aud see it The most of fhe
hay can he cut With machine There /, n GOOD
chance for cr,D This wear. Slii fam 60, ~ ne
occupied as q dairy and sheep farm if desired.
loft
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BUGGIES AND LUMBER WAGONS.
NOTICE.

This is to certify that have this day given
my son, VIM. H. Martin, his time during the re-
mainder of HIS minority, and shall claim none OF
his wages nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date J. G. MARTIN.
Irasburph March % 1874
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PATENTS

Obtained for inventors by DR. d. BREED,
Chemist, and late examiner m the patent Office
who has devoted Is years to patent business,
and will promptly prepare papers, drawings, &c,
Terms, $50 to S30 Write for circulars.
Direct TO SIS street, opposite Patent Office,
Washington, d. c.
Refer to Senators PomerOy and Sumner. l0m3
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CHARLES MASON,

81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
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YOU CAN GET

The best JAP TEA and pure JAVA COFFEE
at the Grocery. GEO, C. DAVIS.
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HOT STEW OF OYSTERS

at any hour in the day, or a Meat Dinner, or
nights lodging when required, at prices to suit.
No Rum at this Grocery.
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FROM CLEARWATER.
Close Of Navigation-Religlo News
Crystal Wedding.
CLEARWATER, WRIGHT Co., !
Ian 3d 1870

CAOse OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NeWS-
Crystal Wedding.
CLEARWATER, WRIGHT Co.,,
Jan. Sd, 1870.
EDITOR JouRSA1.-The ferry has stop
ped running at last, the last trip being
made on the 3lst ult.
Rev. J. Marvin, Universalist Missionary
for the State, preached here twice yester-
day.
Elder Parker, of the "Christian'' de-
nomination. has settled here and breaches
once each Sunday in the schoolhouse.-
There is a report that he has been preach
ing some things in which he differs from
the Congregationalist and Methodist cler-
gymen, and that in consequence, Rev.
stearns and Rev. Gleason are explaining
away his logic.
A party Of st. Cloudites, to the number
of twenty, "iropped inn just before. din
ner time, on New Years day, to sec Mr..
and Mrs. James jerks, and celebrate their
glass Welding They seemed to be very
quiet and respectable crew, the only brick
there was in the crowd being the one Col
Mc1ntire sat on during the ride) to KEEP
his feet warm. (There wasn't one in any
body's hat.) Mr.. and Mrs. jerks were thu
; recipients of beautiful service Of glass.
s. Whiting, Jr., enters to-day on his Of
fetal duties as County Commissioner, ant
the rest Of the incoming officers meet o
Buffalo tomorrow. REX.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.
Prohibition Discussed-Brief Synopsis
Of the Arguments-Free Tratle-Reso.
lutlon-Bishop Watkins.

MAINE PRAIRIE, Jan. 5, 1871.
EDITOR JoUnNAL.-As previously an
nounced, the Prohibition discussion occur
red on the evening Of December 3lst. The
hall was filed with men, women and chill
dren. and permit me to say, presented an
intelligent audience to listen to our home
speakers.
The Lyceum was duly opened with Sam
uel Young, Esq, in the chair. Mr.. A. B.
Greedy, the chief speaker on the af6rma-
tive, lead the discussion in an earnest man
ner. He claimed thu! the country demand
ed prohibltory law from three cardinal
considerations LIST, It was our natural
right; I'd, Our.moral right; and Sd, Our
legal right, alluding to Blackstone in sup
port Of his positions. Mr.. D. B. Stanley
briefly reviewed these positions, pronounc-
ing them untenable from their unconstitu-
tionality when thus applied. He also con-
tended that the results would be ruinous
should we by such law directly interfere
with individual rights. Mr.. Wiley replied
to Mr.. Stanley in few words, giving place
to others whose ability to maintain the af:
firmative he did not doubt. Mr.. Pierce
next appeared on the floor in support Of
the negative. He made lively speech
Mr.. Atwood, who is ever alive to the inter
ests of the community, offered resolution
placing the Lyceum on q legal foundation
which was adopted and a committee ap'
pointed to attend to it OF once. No impor
tant decision shall be rendered without du
ly notifying your readers.
Bishop Watkins delivered, on yesterday
a very learned discourse upon the '1nspi
ration of the Bible.'' He made some yer,
strange, but highly interesting reference
to astronomical developments, which Ger
taialy contribute much to the divine au
thenticity of this second volume. Thi
gentleman seems to tread with IS niue
safety among the starry hosts as if he wer
gathering pebbles for geological specimens
from the lovely lake which skirts his quit
home. GAMMA.
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Rporled for TIE JOURNAL BY John Zapp, ESQ.,, Reg
lister Of Deeds.
For the Week Ending Jan. 5th
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hush. to M. NJ. Smith for vi net and se}
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Warrantee Deed from M. NJ. Smith and
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Sec. T. 1875 r. IS ". $500
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wife to NJ. Walk for mel sw4 and nw4 set
Sec. 80 T. 1875 R. 33w. $500
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% r. I25 R. gov. $500
Quit-claim Deed from A. Groveuor and
wife to R. Wyman for 40xla2 feet Of lots
4 and blk IA in City Of St. CLOUD, Will
sons survey. $500
Warrantee Deed from First Div. st. P. y
P: r. r. Co. to P. Maus for swf sw} Sec.
10 T. 1923 r. 28w., .I>.,>. ~ 500
WARRANTED Deed from First Div. st. P. &
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Sec 10 T. 124 r. 29w. 1920
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following premiums:
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Foul Play, by Charles Reade.
White Lies,
Love me Little, Love me Long, by Reade,
The Cloister and the Hearth, IS
The Sketch Book, by Washington Irving,
Neighbours Wives, by J. T. Trowbridge,
Noble Deeds Of American Women, by J.
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Swiss Family Observation-Disclosures.
sydnie Adriance. by Miss Douglas,
In Trust, !"
Lives Of the three Mrs. Judsons, by
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Life Of Christ and His Apostles, by Rev.
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Life Of Schuyler Colfax, by Rev. Moore.
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Stories Of the Island World, by Nordhoff
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MEEKER COUNTY.
Removal Of County Omces and Land
Omce~Hartlship to Homestead Set.
tlerx-Gr0Wth of tho Country.

1 =. GnIENLEAF, Dec. %, 1869.
EDITOR JouaNAL.--The county officers
whose Offices are required to be kept at the
county seat, have removed from Forest
City to Litch6eld, and the latter place is
looming up into fair proportions for town
that in August last was part Of Gov.
Marshalps "treeless waste" It is expect
ed that the Greenleaf Land Office will be
removed to Litchtield within o few weeks.
The Commissioner Of the General Land
Office is working great hardships in the
cases Of certain Homestead settlers who
made their entries while in the military
service, and under circular from Hon.
J. M. Edmunds, Commissioner in 1865,
went on their claims within six months
from the time they were mustered out Of
the service, with the guarantee that the
time they were in the service should be
counted q part Of their five years residence
on tie land. After serving in the army
and jsuing the wilderness or prairie,
they are tola by the present Commissioner
that not having actually and personally
lived on the land the tI!'l FIVE years, their
final homestead must be rejected. Con-
gress should legislate in favor of tho SOL
diers whose homes are thus to be wrested
from them.
F. Belfoy. ESQ.,, has removed his print
ing office, the Meeker County News, from
Forest City to Litchield, where with his
law practice and his newspaper, Mr.. Bel
foy is kept about as busy as one man cares
to be even when it pays.
Speaking of the law business, it is on
the increase since the railroad was built
through our county. An attorney who be- |
gan practice here last winter, was getting
a supply of legal blanks at the office Of q |
St. Paul daily last spring, and the clerk |
who waited on him was of the opinion that |
many of the blanks obtained would not be |
of use in this "howling Wilderness" That |
clerk in his knowledge of this country
hadn't cut his eye teeth. The blanks have
not only in all their variety been used, but
there have been repeated Oliver Twist cries
for ''more." G. B. Howell, Esq, has been
County Attorney about three weeks, and
has prosecuted FIVE criminal cases during
that time in different parts Of the county.
The salary heretofore paid the County At
torney has been the ridiculous and beg
carly sum Of two hundred dollars year.
With the present prospects for business it
will not pay even the actual money dis
to say nothing Of the time
spent.
The majority Of the people residing in
The northeastern portion of Renville coun-
y, in town III, Ranges 81 and 81, are
in favor Of having those towns attached to
Meeker county. Those Two towns, you
will observe by the map Of Minnesota, are
part of Meeker, as they now
stand as the only townships between Me-
Leod and Kandiyohi counties adjoining
Meeker.
Population increases in Meeker county
Is rapidly as in most any portion Of the
State. There were about thousand votes
EAST at the November election, which is do
ing we'll for the very headquarters of the
Sioux Indian outbreak. G.. 90.
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The books mentioned above
comprise a list from which
any taste can be suited all are
we'll bound; and many, as
will be seen, are standard
works. All will be delivered
free Of postage.
w. No other paper in
Minnesota offers such induce
ment for New Subscribers.
49, All subscriptions
rate at $500 each, and all or
ders must be accompanied by
the cash.
The papers will be sent to
any address desired, and clubs
may include as many differ
ent post offices as there are
names.
Specimen copies sent upon
application.
Address,
W. B. MITCHELL,
st. Cloud, Mimi.
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Clearwater, Jan. Sd, 1870.

FuRs.-The heaviest fur buying house
in the upper country is that Of D. N. Ql
Murphy & Co., Of this city. They pay
the highest prices, in cash, allowed by Ito
state of the eastern and foreign markets.
Trappers and dealers having far1 to sell
should give them call. ,... .,..,$,..
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Travellers going on the west side Of
ssuk River can always ind good stop
ping place at Lommel's Hotel, at Rockville.
He sets good table, and makes very rea-
sonable charges.
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A ND FURTHER NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
"A that the undersigoed, Treasurer Of Stesrns Coun
or his Deputy will be In attendance at the several
places of holding election places otherwise named
hsrsaror the collection of Taxes for the year lSso
uz:
CITY q 81: ,c.c.d, Jan. s.ssod :. 1870. At the
Town q st. :Cloud, Jan. 8, 1870, at the place #
Town q St. Ausu.t. JAN 10. 1870. at tn. house of
Town Of L:.sauk. Jan IL, 1870. at the house Of
Pster Bumer.
Town Of g.. wendoi, Jan. IT, 1870. at the place Of
Town Of Brockw.y, Jan. 49, 1870. at the place Of
Town Of Lyndeo. Jan. Ii, 1870, At the place of
Town Of North Fork. Jan. II, 1870. At the house Of
Tow q Crow Lake. Jan. II, 1870 at the house of
Town Of Getty. Jan. IS, 1870. at tho house Of J. J.
deity.
Town Of Raymond. Jan. Is, 1870, It tho house Of
Town Of s.uk Centre, Ian. 10 and 20 1870, at the
| house Of George Gruber.
Town Of Grove Jan. 20, 1870 at thsheu,e efJ sepl'
fcvn q Melrd;se, Jan n, 1870. at the place OF
Town Of Eden Lake Jan. q, 1870. at the house Of
| 4nst Holiier.
Town Of Oak, Jan, e. 1870, at the place of holding
Town Of st. Joseph Jan. "a, 1870, at the place Of
Town # wakefield, Jan. 2, 1919, .'ths h'use Of NJ
Kvn IL Payhsvilfe, Jan -, '1s7o;at the pl ce Of
Z holding election.
Town Of Lake Hsnry, Jan. n, 1870 At the place OF
Tovn Of St. Martin, Jan. q, 1870, at the place d
I Town Of 1on Jan. q. 1870, at tn, house Of Huber
Town x Aunson, Jan. %, 1870 at the loue Of John
ochenborn.
Town Of LuxenbGrg Han. 81. 1870, At the house o
j. Brown.
Town Of Rockville, February !, 1s7o, At the place
Ho1aink e3sstloa.; '''
Town Of Maine Prairie, Feb. 1870. at the place o
holding election. -
!evn 4 I.lr ne,en, Fob. 3, 1870, At tho pl.:e o
kolding slectioa. 4i-fi
Town Of Albany, feb.7, 1870, at the place Of hold
6 election.
Town Of Avn, Fsb ., 1870, at the place Of told:n
. election.
After the 9Th day Of Fsbruary, At the County Trea.
, arer's Office in the court House at st. Cloud.
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A GIANT IN ST. CLOUD.

Last week party of people from Maine
Pr.irie and Fair Haven, in passing through
town, found ut Joseph Edelbrock's store a
giant stock of new goods, embracing just
what they wanted for winters. fine dress
goods, the very best clothing, Arctics,
|. .Alaakas. fine cloths, chQiea~--z.sae9 .xarn,
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Life Of Abraham Lincoln,

BY Hon. Joseph II. Barrett, late Commits
sioner Of Pensions. It is q handsome VOL
ume of 100 pages, with numerous fine H.
Illustrations, and q steel-engraved portrait
Of the late President. This is book no
ono should be without. We will furnish It,
on the above conditions, either in English
or German, as may be desired. A speci.
men copy can be seen at this office. Retail
price So.
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A CARD.

We take this method Of thanking Q, :
kind friends At st. Cloud, for the beautiful
service of glass presented US on New Years
day, and assure them that the incident will
ever be green spot in our memory, and
that the gift is highly priced not only for
its value, but for the feelings which
prompted it. May We again meet in that
city "like unto clear glass " .:
Mr.. s. MRs. JAMES JENKs.
Clearwater, Jan. Sd, 1870.
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There i. probably, no Wy in which
va can benefit our readers more than BY
recommending to them for general use'
John,on's Auodyie Lhiesnt., II is ndept1;
ed to almost all the purposes Of Family
Medicine; and .: >. specific for coughs
colds, vhooping cough, soreness Of the
chest, lame stomaeh, ;rhsSnatisQ; splitting
Of blood, and al lung difficulties, it has no
eou.l that ever W sew Or heard o. -, .
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DRuos AID GRocERlEs.--Allen 4 Rus 81
Unite oil who want pure drugs or choice
family groceries, At the lowest market
prices, to give them . call. Such persons
- prefer paying high prices for poor arti-
slAa had heAkAra Hauaaiu away This firm
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THE Markets.

THE MARKETS.
80 *<s Ssr. CLsup, Jan. I, MO. i
The wheat market q qsist and prices
unchanged. No. 2, so cents; No. l, IS
cents extra choice, 60 cents. as~~~f $50
Oats brings readily 2sss0c. y
Old corn il worth 81 !; new corn, in ear:
80 eents-but little brought. In. -- ,,~
Rye, &c.,. &c. =. -, : - 70: II -
Barley 55a60o. : ":>'s -
Bpckvheat comes in slowly ct eos65e.
Bran has gone up to $12 per ton.
Hsy-brings readily So to So go 81
Potatoes are very scarce, 60a6o cents
being readily paid.
Onions. 60as0 cents.
But few ersnbsrries arc on hand they
retail st $500.
Apples, ses$e.5o per barrel.
Beans have declined slightly, bringing
from 75c to $3.50 per bushel.
A supply older has been
sells 1t $14 per barrel; 60 cents per gallon.
Eggs scarce ut 35c.
Butter-hsrd to get. Good quality COM
mands 30a35 cents.
Cheese buying at Zoe; retailing at 25c:
Honey, good supply, at 26s3o cents.
Wool comes in slowly, and rules At a0c.
The fur market is quiet and dull.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. s.
Wheat No. l, 60s65c; oats 40a45o corn
new, 5oa6oc; pork, Gallo.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. s..
Wheat-weak; No. l, Sic; No. 2, 1910.
Corn-Nouinal.
oats-Neninal at 4o3c.
49, r.. CHICAGO, jan. s.
wheat-stssdy It ISL ~
Cora-Dull at GAZE for new. s
Oats-Firn, 1t 4Oe. - SER
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

We ore requested by NJ. Gaspard to
state that he resigned the Office Of Chief Of
Police in favor Of Fred. Vincent.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06
DIED.

AT Magnolia, Miss, on Saturday, Dec.
18th, 1889, at 7 O'Clock A. NJ, DR.. JOHN v.
WREN, formerly of St. Cloud, aged So
years.
St. Paul papers please copy. :,