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the Fifteenth amendment t6rouybout
theiSoutfif?9as !'aij o4,E 0HtT1g
"a It is my belief that in asfsw
years Congtess will Al ffSd THAT thev
have put into ths hands of the sodt1,
q two-edged sword that that with
which they intended to detjriye the
white man of power has onfy doubled
it.; And should the dnestYSti AZ re,
peahng the CLAUSE be fIised. sfts slron.
gest opponents viii t1iefi be' tiiose VIII Si
live south of Mason and Dixoh's iine,
So Aentieas VIII ehsf 4ntsrest ST, the
two races here, eventually bscome-
afPieeal causes Of irrftatioD' beiri @! re.
nnovedA.that the South will I'd into
national contest with aH her arfnn,6 6r9 N
carrying With liesffs TIE ssbalafi6e 3 ? nav.
VI and drthe ABILITY TT detarmf1A enoary
vexed i4uestiohi Dr. hatiUhaf XoIi,icS
1deas 40 notn :afways set1ShGsafs h}n 1
day or . genefatfofi,s af9ahwa' rab SGSSil
adord to visit The Issue khbwfRa 4ha,
s1snd ~iPatlast triHnph I t6ivof inTS
s;si s;sli;. s'ssssS5, e:ss' e: e
other words, New, Epgland viii .ii6i
tsssS aSs& &hs 'SsifsRRf rSSs frssSss,aap osai Vii
not enjoy the blessiDgsof partial ly&fs
sa8iSps ,lIitkis aikhst qookanf TE&hs
saatu sslfoEnsPaltS pshaksae sAotRf bs
gratafl fe,saKs sSi1sl, n AahdtdSat
NJ tdaSzHAsEkfsi SsemaA 0kfdRoss sns'
q. Yhsva N,anasrsi, 49,, & iss!i.sSaS sa ::
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TOWN TAXES
For 1910.
Abstract of Ordinance


The following Taxes have
been Assessed for 1870:
Real Estate, 20 cents on each
(cash value) 100000.
Every Pleasure Carriage, or like
vehicle, 2 horses, $3..
Every Barouche, Buggy, or like ve-
hicle, 1 horse, 81.
Every Omnibus, Hack, Carriage, &C.,
for hire, 2 horses, IS. Il
Every Buggy, Barouche, &C., for
hire, q horse SO. :,
Every Horse, Marc, and kept for
for hire, 81.
Every Four Horse Wagon, &c, for
hire, SIS. '
Every Two Horse Wagon, &C., for
hire, SO. | ,
s cents on each 500 sales of
merchandise, &c. .....
S cents on each 800 Professional
income. ,...
s: cents, on, each 800 income
from mechanical employment.
5 cents on each 500 income
from keeping hotel, private boarding
house, livery stable, barber shop, &c
Each Daguerreotypist, &C., who
opens rooms, SO. -.s
Each Dog, 50 cents.
S per cent. on all transient per.
sons, venders Of patent medicines
shoes, leather, hats, tobacco, books, &c.
Each show or exhibition, (othcr
than circus not less than,$5. 49,.
Circus Or equestrian performance,
each exhibition, S25. - --'.-' -
Side shows to the samc,u if any,
each IS.
Retail License, quarterly in ad-
vance, 5000. - .
Quart License, 1925.
Each Billiard or other Table kept
for gain, SIS.
Communication Tax for Road Du-
ty, s.. s.: ...,I -"
All Returns to eber made by
1st April next, and !
Taxes to be paid by LIST May
Next
All defaulters to be double taxed
and executions issued on 1st May next.
Returns will be made to ROBERT
JONES, Clerk and Treasurer.
WEI H. PARKER,
Intendant.
Nay q, 1917. - - - -
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certify that the select seed of
fered for sale by Trowbridgc & Co.,
and Qnarles, Perrin & Co., were rails
ed by me from the SO bushels Select
Cotton Seed referred to in tho fore
going oertificatefof David Dickson.
i ! JOHN F. CALHOUN.
Marehs,17, 1870, 47-tf
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23
PAYNESVlLLE.

Camp hIeeting-Race Oo1rse-Bridge.
PAYNEsv1LLE STEARNs Co., MlHN.,)
+" ':5 June 18th, 1870.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-The Germans ars
having nice little camp meeting four
miles east Of here. 1t commenced Thurs
day evening AMI holds until next Wednes-
day The NJ. E. church have camp
meeting commencing on the Goth inst, to
hold over the Fourth of July. Their grounds
are two miles west Of here, on the banks Of
the Crow river.
Paynesville is fitting up race-course in
splendid manner. It will carcsly have
its equal in the State. We expect tho
Fourth of July will decide whether We
ought to have raoe-course. Come up and
enjoy yourself on that day, Mr.. JOURNAL.
Between the races and the camp meeting
you ought to be able to spend an agreeable
day.
The Mill Company, E. Ostrander & Co.,
talk Of damming the Grow river here
soon. Whether they do or not, think it
ought to be done. We have trouble
enough with it to convince any one who
ever gets acquainted with it that something
ought to be done. - ~.
People by voluntary contributions are
about building . bridge. one hundred feet
long, across the mud hole IN Elliott,s Aot
near the bridge across the river, which is q
very benevolent deed for it is horrible
old place to cross when the water il up,
and it is the only crossing at such times.
Paynesville is, you sea, up and at work.
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RAYMOND.
An 1ndian 1care.o e0utS 1Snt o. t..s
|s:ss s''Ivhat sYent They Sor Is Zee -, B.
RA,Ynosp. srrAnss. Co. Mlss., /


j RAYMOND. srrARxs Co. Mlsa.,
5z.s #..= June 18th, 1870.
EDlroa JoussALThe people Of THU
community were thrown into . high pres.
sure Of excitement yesterday, by messen-
ger arriving from Grove Lake with the in
telligence that the Sioux were on the war
path, and were about coming down on the
whites with destroying hand. The news
spread from house to house, and rumor in
creased the number Of Indians from three
to one thousand before sundown, and vis-
ions Of scalps being lifted began to pass in
rapid succession before. the eyes or fair
women and brave men. Tho aforesaid
messenger requested every man to assem-
BILE the next morning and take immediate
action. Of course your correspondent
had no inclination to leave lock Of his
hair with Mr.. Lo! especially with the cxti-3
Gle attached, consequently, .'ere fresh
morning streak the east" he Was prompt.
~ on the ground for counsel and taking
notes. Delegates began to arrive from all
quarters in wagons, on horseback aud On
foot, aud by nine A. n. enough had arriv-
cd to make q respectable body guard for
the notable President Of Winnipeg. Some
had taken the precaution to arm them
selves, q measure Of safety which the writ
or overlooked. While gazing upon the
crowd I fully realized the lamentable error
Of Gov. Austin in vetoing the woman's
rights bill. Here were weak and defence
less men, with laxsn nerve and quivering
muscle, shaking in their boots, with no law
in tho land giving brave women the right
to protect them with arms. Various plans
were proposed to guard against the foe,
such as building stockades, throwing mp
and sending out scouts but |
the question Of scouts won, and three per-
sons were sent out to Big Stone and
Pomme de Terre to reconnoitre, and when |
they return, if they report the enemy near,
will give you due notice in time for you |
to skedaddle. So look out, not for the
roar, but for the war whoep of
The Sioux, as in days Of yore. II you
should see men rounding the corners Of
some Of the blocks in your city with ooat
tails ct an angle Of 40, you can call din.
ner for me. Yours exoitedly,
,>5.,. = . L. B. r.
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& PslsoxAI. 3. W. Sims arrived here on
Monday from Montana. 3s ss.= e + z

4 PERsoxAI.- W. Sims arrived here on.
Monday from Montana. i n
:Metsrs. Miner, Barto and Walker, Sank
Centre attorneys, have been In attendance
ON court. ~ 7 ss5, 81. + ~ .s IzsS ri
II We. Hicks, editor Of the Alexandria
Psss, was in town On Monday. <-s !:
Wv, Bnlsen, Esq. .of tho l.wsS firm Of
Billscn Z sEaean, at5Duluth, was In town
yesterday and favored u. With : call. s
- Hon. II. j.. Gordon returned on satur-
day from attending court n Wright and
:sherburns counties. He exr ects. to start
for the Pacific about the middle Of next
month. ss. ts..ss
~ Nj. J. ". {Laad, lately sof the Arm u
Forrest & Ladd, ms IN town this week
III has located Il ST; Anthony. s.s
NJ would aeknow Wedge: calls dufins TIE
week ron Msssrs. - Greer, Of s..
Paul, and ]. +. Stevenson of Winnebaso
Prairie. 80 s. s.,
. Col q. owes, 6 The \. z. B. B.. was
SO town yesterday ST II &. ,
Gen. Lsyi Natti 81, of Farlbsuit,; y n
toWp % S. &, 3,
llasaer l,,sk j. "a ii hsaa &
tssadaS a Z e & - i
Eto,a e !. = - ! N
sE f
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that sever al
i attempts have been made to hide horses
belonging to tho Hudson Bay Co.'s train
under my charge in order to raise money
ON the same. The only horse or animal
sold or exchanged BY me was mule marc
to Robert Leitch. Should any animal bear
ing that brand be found or seen in the pcs
session Of any other parties, the said par
ties will be punished, and no expense or
trouble will be spared to bring them to
justice. =: ARCH'D MCDONALD, c. T.
n49'2w Hudson Bay Co.
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The last issue of the Sank Rapids
Sentinel contains cut showing the pro-
posed improvements of the Water Power Co.
Accompanying it is subscription of tho dam
at the rapids, and the country surrounding
the town. We notice that the Northern
Pacific, st. Cloud and Mankato and other
st. Cloud roads are run iuto the mill dam.
Ben. was generous enough to leave the
Normal School still on this side of tho riv-
err
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BIDs.-We are indebted to Mr.. A. Mont
gomery for the following list Of the bids
made for improving the. grounds Of the
Union Schoolhouse.: - ~ a.
= Wolfgang Eich and John Winslald-For
building privies, walks, fences and digging
we'll, $l825.00. *- ... -
l. O.Tsnny-For building fences, privies
and walks, to Be complete by Sept. 18th,
$3.50. 90. Fl ..,.y >... =, ,.,
IN. Lamb-Fences. privies, walks, well
and everything complete, $17l9.l6. ~.
nd. o. Crummett- Building privies, $500 !;
building walks, 20 cents per foot; build
ing tight board fence, AZ cents per foot !;
building picket fence, $l00 per foot.
Smith 4 Volz-For privies, fences,
walks and water. conductors, $1,000 90.
- john r. Clark-Well and wood pump,
$4,000; well and iron force, $4,000.
"A. Smith-Painting, 2 coats, 16 cents
per yard. e. . ~ IA ,>' z. IT, 49,
&c. Wilson Painting. 2 coats, 81 90
Munsinger-For sinking we'll, $1.bo pei
foot: @te :s* ... n. .. 81. >z. 49,
; 80 r
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gLouD, June "a, 1870
Wheat has been very much sxoited dur
Ing the past week. Tho ruling price for
No. has been 9Oa95e, though Some loads
have gone - high g $Loo per bushel.
No runs at about cents less. The
prospects Of short crops in Europe, espeoisl-
" in France, and the drought in some of
the Western States have caused this rapid
advance.
Oats are dull at 80 cents. =. :.
Barley remains at 5dk6Oe. wi :.
Rye Of good quality, brings 50a55c.
Bran isworth $l2 per ton, and little to
be had. =
Hay, plenty, at seas. :
Beans, $1.25 to, $500, according to
quality. -.
Potatoes are scarce, and range from SO q
for common to 600 for choice. =
Butter is plenty =; good roll can be had At
Eggs scarce, at l23al5c.
Maple sugar plenty at zoe.
Cheese, 17o at Wholesale; retail at zoe.
Strawberries, abundant at 15c per quart.
Green peas, $l.75 per bushel.
Vegetables are coming in freely, includ-
ing lettuce, onions, radishes, goosebcrries,
&c.. y 40 49,. 2zs -.
Dry maple wood is worth $4.50a$5 for
full cnrd 0roon ynon1o n>Ir Eo CA,%A IN.
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f. For the encouragement ofsuoh Of our
friends Is are engaged in the hopeful o.
cupation Of killing potato bugs, va would
say that recent article on these produo.
tive animals states that one bug will lay
seven thousand eggs, which: hatch very
speedily. By counting the number Of
your potato vines, multiplying Chs By FIVE
hundred, and the product By seven thous-
and, you can form . reasonable estimate
Of the number Of young bugs you may ex-
pect to encounter during the present sea.
son in yourendeavors to save yeur po-
tato crop. IS. sss .s.szs.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM CHI
OAG0.
John Laa1.nnauu.

Il Ohm Aall1.m ann.
Who has had an experience of ten years,
in Boot and Shoe making in all the first
houses Of Chicago, is now receiving .
choice lot Of, the finest French and sAmeri-
can Leather, and invites all wishing q
good pair Of Boots or Shoes, in the latest
New York style, to call and leave their
measure. John is always on hand, and
warrants good satisfaction. Store near the
Catholic church, next door to Paul Mock
enhaupts grocery store, corner of St..
German and Hanover streets.
st. Cloud, June %, 1870. vl2.n49
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81 Nom D1sllr1as.-Ws noticed . couple
Of weeks since the capture Of two deserters
BY Lieut.. 8. Weaver, of Fort Ripley. A
few days ago four moro men attempted to
DESERT but Lieut.. ". overlook and captur-
Cd Ill Of them ct one haul. Desertion IL
beginning to be less popular at that post,
and We look for scarcity Of items Of this
kind for some time. ), '- -.
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100000 worth Of Furs and Hides Ut H.
Hepner's old stand, st. German street,
for which tho highest New York market
rice will be paid in ash.
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100 MEN wANTED!~

To call at Edelbrock's and carry off his
new and handsome stock Of dress goods.
AS he is selling both dry goods and gro
oeries just for the fun Of the thing, and
not to make money, those who have : little
cash on hand should hurry up and get .
share Of the bargains. RI.
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Foh RENT.-A good store-room in tho
best business part Of the city. Size 0
room 22x60, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business
Rent moderate. Inquire of
JOS. BROKER.
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a fresh arrival Of crockery and glass
ware, which will be sold below: the lowest
market figures, at Huber & Hovden's.
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Sugars, coffees, teas, syrups, oils
ruits, crockery, stone and glassware, tan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and apockf
ct cutlery and spices of all kinds, cheaper
than at any other place in the city, ct: Il
L1npERrou,a. Il
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-Pickit & Abbott are making boots and
shoes . speciality, and con offer goods At
prices that no other house in the city can
compete with. Give them call. -
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Huber & Hovden have some more Of
those choice shoulders and hams, which
they are selling very cheap. ~ 80 :
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If Johnson's Anodyne Linlment is half
az valuable as people say it is, no family
should be withoutit. Certainly no person
be he lawyer, doctor. minister, OF Of any
other profession, should start on journey
without it. No sailor, fisherman. or woods
man should be without it. In fact it is
needed wherever there is an ache, sprain,
cut, bruisc, cough or cold.
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llyca tchaas Amb /; wilson I; SMITH; +. drit.
~ s, saorslcu good 9; 1s,iit
rs umpirs D. Madden. sais
y scorers Allen for Mullins; j b. ". Grimm for
GranitsI M 2ss34 IS ~.
The Granitssn took their defeat good
humoredly. Each club gave the other three
cheers. 5s5
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Y Caors.-Rsports continue to be only Of
The most encouraging kind. The very
warm, dry weather Of the past week has
brought forward corn, without injurins
any Of The small grain. Grass on the
prsiris, however, begins to look { little
.withsrsd: NJ. II. G. Barrett, Of Clear
water, informs ~ that 10 pulled from
AsM Of wheat, now heading out, stalks
that measured three feet and nine inches
In height He has corn waist high. Wheat
threading out full and plump. = Mr.. E."H.
AtWeed, Of Maine Prairie, spoke In equsliy
favorable terms. Mr.. Staples. Of St. ;Jo.,
s.ys his crops ere; in splendid condition.
m. john Rengsl, ,Jr., Of The outside town
! tails 10 that 10 never saw wheat Or oats:
locking mora promising; and that thsy:eaa
staad : week Of dry weather YET, though :
rainswo 30 beneficial. il { s5ss
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LraA1 ART1IIERY.- Two three. inch
Rodman guns, and one twelve pound
mountain howitser, with their carriages
and limbsrs, and an extra prairie
osrrisge and timber, with IS boxes Of ord
Nance to 80 with them, arrived few days
ago, destiusd for the new Fort Geo. b.
Thomas. now being established 20 miles
below Psmbina, on the Red River of, the
Noarlth. h 81; :, vi " .'' i'.''.''S' -'a' -
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Being the only exclusive boot and
shoe house in the city, Pick,t & Abbott can
offer finer assortment and lower
prices than they con be found elsewhere.
Take your cash to them and cave money.
Store il Bells block.
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WANTED.

groceries received every day, a
PAUL MocKENHAuPr's.
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TRooPs.-There are now At Fl, Smelling
$50 recruits and 2 officers, from Governer's
Island, n. T., for Fl. Abererombie, who
are expected to arrive here this week. H.
G. Burbank is to furnish transportation.
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. FEsr1vA1.-A Festival win DO given At
Schwartz & Theis' Hall tomorrow evening
by tho ladies Of the NJ. E. church. Straw
berries, ice cream and lemonade will be
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No awsl d has yet been made.

q CAxp MEEr1Nas.--Ac camp meeting Of the
NE. church win be held on the odd
grounds, two miles above .Paynesvllle,
commencing June goth, 1870, and lasting
Eve or six days. twill be under control
Of Rev. Noah Lathrop, P. E., and Rev. J.
Milton Akers, Pastor. A cordial invitation
IL extended, ..S s.zs5,ete.s.s +. -a@.>-lI5
q The Annual Camp Meeting for the State
win be held At Red Rock, eight miles be-
10y St. Paul, on the Mississippi, commend
ing June 29th, and continuing until the
9th Of July. Rates on railroads and
steamboats, viii be reduced to those At
tending. Il is requested that all who in
tend remaining through the meeting will
notify a. n. Rose, Of St. Paul. -.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Barto and Chas.
Walker, Of Sank Centre, were yesterday
admitted to practice law in the courts of
this State. They were examined by
Msssrr. L. W. Collins, E. O. Hamlin and
G. D. Kerr, appointed BY Judge Nc
Kslvy for that purpose. >.~ '~-< "a ..s's:
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PrOndz;inski's!!
ESTRAYED,

n white, right one . little moro than lot; has
little white mark on front, nose little bent. Was
seen last ten miles this side Of Sank Centre on tho
west side Of Sank river. Any person returning the
literally rewarded by
ROSENBERGER BROTHERS,
1t. Cloud Minnesota.
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nSupt - &3$v 5sfs~45:. ~ - =
All the Government lands within twenty
miles Of 81 Cloud have been taken up.
RAILROAD lands can be bought, varying in
price from 81 to $25 sper acre Chicago
sRtrobliean. :S 5a.'
The above para graph condensed from ON
itemin The JoYRxAI, misstates what was
said. Al the government land within
twenty miles Of st. Cloud is not taken up.
Thersis stin some within that Distance, on
the east side Of the river; though the body
[:of the government land Is on this side, ard
outside limit Of twenty miles. Railroad
laAd sAysrsge from 81 70 $l2 per acre !;
impro1ad farms can be Fad fSr, an average
Of So ers.-sone for 80 others run
ing up To- $35 and $40 per acre. s:.#
1hest. It 50 lcentsto 81 per bush.
q, and lloyd ehssp groceries,, farmers 90
kappY ands settias rich. 9ss.ss
sheiss lel 8 mi lish eroekery,ju1
IHTs II pAais1 - a =.
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Morn SuAvxYs.-C. II. Alsop startad
this week for Otter Tail with another party
to run = line East, on tho N. P. R. R., to
connect somewhere near Grow Wing with
. party now coming from the East. ;. -
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Boyd continues to sell groceries to
teamstets and others cheaper than any 9TH
or house in the city, taz5 Z ~ {,
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T., NORMAL SCHOOL ExAM1NAr1oN.-Thes Sec
ond semi.annual exam nation Of tho State
Normal School at this place will take
placeaon Wednesday and Thursday next.
The exercises viii be held in tho main
Normal room. The stoves have been tax
On out, and such arrangements made as
will afford abundant room for spectators.
The following is = programme for both
dsy., as kindly furnished Us by Prof.
Moore: :. =, -. = ...a 49,
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Foa sA11.-A planning and matching
machine, surface "a inch. wide, plenes and
matches IA inches vide; now RAINING at
Northern Pacific Planning shop, st.. Cloud.
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Fnn Rxa1x1. "A hand fire engine ar
rived from st. Paul few days ago, des-
tined for Fort Abersrombis. II Is the old
'tMinnshahs No. g." and Of the style TO-
military known IS ''double decker The
hsse carriage, sixteen coils of Gather hose
with Oh the appurtenances were with it.
Whole weight 1000, pounds. =. >..4-.
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q I'll. ii, llaIsI4i Jlss III In .s
ss;s
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1000 DoLLARs-Worth offurs wanted
ct schulten's Drug Store, st. German
street. sohulten has accepted tho 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. "a TT Il
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~ PoIlc1. CounF.-On, Monday! Rosa
whitney and Hannah Peterson, were fined
- and IS respectively for violation Of Or
ainancs No. 8. s~s -s..ssps5 e.. - --,..':. +
Il A. J. Hatchinson was fined SIS and costs
this morning BY Justice Barnes for drunk
lnness. ' ....l. . s..s ~ ....I- q
, On Tuesday ". W. Whitney, for
drunkenness and disordsrly conduct, was
Ansd 80 and costs by Justice Parsons.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

N. i breed Of dors that cannot bark has
been discovered ID Australia. Chicago
f'ost.
There are no ne dogs o. that breed n
this locality. This can be sstablishsd s.
unimpeaehable testinony s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

s1Arr.D BAck.-Mr. Arcbihsld No,
Donald, Of the Hudson Bay Co.. started
hi train Of IS carts homeward yesterday:
They were loaded with -four and groceries,
noslly purchased here. Mr.. McDouald win
not leave for several days yet. 4.:.:...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

al 6Ull. D1ATH 70 Buas.-Mr. jas. Ken
tnsdy tells us that he has found . sure cure
for bugs Of oil kinds upon plants or veg
stablss. Make , thin whitewash-say, a
pint Of Stacked lime to pail full Of wa
tsr-and sprinkle it through = watering
can over the vines. II will, without fail,
hin potato bugs, cut worms, Or anything
Of that kind. Mr.. Kennedy has tried this
for several years, and says It never misses.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

FoR SALE Lot 2, block ~, in St. Cloud
city-eheap for cash. Inquire Of o. E.
Garrison, over the Post Office. tszzE .-,.q IL.