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BCCY!e{sssssc ~ w.

~ W. Mould respectfully request all
b, sss men md Others wishing any kind O
~ rra6s!S. AAA4s&< 4.
I'll .;.spsd*s Of NJ, aes.r;a., ja.s,.<.',..1
~ tas 4+Nffs'ss, 7. 10 70 N Pe*,e,'
.ls.shsS d, ~ oees ."o'e ~
Of tie best in the State, and ,cc do worl
which we sill guarantee to Be satisfactory
at Saint Paul Prices. $500. --.-...--. --
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To more fully accommodate the wishes
Of our many customers, We have opened
and offer for sale an entire fresh stock Of
groceries of superior quality. Without
giving prices, our customers are assured
that they can always buy Of US at the very
lowest tyrice: We will not be undersold,
,. g.: ~r,' PICKIT & ABBOTT.
St. Cloud. Feb. 10Th 1870
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THE BEST YET.

/ One Of the Oldest established and most
popular stores in the upper county IL Jos.
:Edelbrock's. u Mr.. E. keeps none "yut: the
best goods, buys for cash, and sells ii tho
lowest market prices: For dry goods,
dress goods, clothing g, hats, caps. boots,
shoes, orockery, choice, groceries, or any
thing you want, go to Edelbrock's. "'Ss
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For cassimeres, g. to Fairchild's Auo.

THE Sank Centre Hsrasd ssysthe Cath
olic church at Stony Brook wss destroyed
Hast week 81 fir.ee:- Rev. Copp, n. &.
fminister, had Donation party, which
$50. 9as 9s.GaE as:sf.:.. II. .,.t;tsE
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MONEY! HONEY,

The only way to make money is to buy
your drugss and groceries At tho Central Drug
Store. We orc selling sugar, tea, ooifess and
everything in our line at 'seost"} No hum
bug. <;'I-|. ALLHN & RUSSELL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

This = deeidsdly TIE best and most important in
yeatton q modern times IT. dmplicity and Wonder.
fal sdaptation both for HOUSE, and CIR WIN.
D0Ms = Rsrfsctly astoni:hinF: accomplishing every
thing tast can! ':sbly b desired. and yet being
dovs II dRsnsss with weights and pallsys, operating
equally vsi On top and bottom sas allowing either
to b raed q lowered much q ~ little e. viahed
tssseass ventlAteo, and Jet be- locked securely 1t
eveFy po!nt, non the intruder Or burglar, and viii
never ct ct q order. 1t has the peculiar element
q locking ITSELF In whatever pcsiton You leave It.
For steam OF horse car windows they are finished in
svartse{ d styles making IN elegant AniGh to tho
car windows, sad the only arrangement ever intro.
dueed that can never Gail.
NE Hos1s Rhsts for sale b. az Hdya,pare Dealers,
Liberal indueensnt to Agents. Send for descriptiye
circulars and prices, &C., &c.
BOSTON MIRIDEN:.MANF'a co.
1e4 FEDERAL st, Boston: " Chambers st., New York
wESTBRN DRANC n OFFICE.
10 Dearborn st., Chicago, III.
T. ". ULABR, Gen1 Travelling Business Agent
H.
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. TIE St: Paul Disposch'indulges in {.
fling At the people Of Winouna. because,
they pa d tie 4 hotel bills # Members Il
,the, Legislature who visited the Normal
School there o., Mondsy. lent this
better than fsastiog, them at the oe1s
pense Of the people of lthe q State, ~
was done at St. Peter? Or would
they prefer the Saltwater fec et $500?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

--says the Chicago Adoancs (Consresa,
tionaD !"The church At Sank Centre re-
ceived =, silver plated communion service
from Rev. G. D., Pike, Of New. York, broth
er Of the pastor, Rev. A. j. Pike = =" !
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'.-Rarners Fairchild was arrested for
selling yoa goods cheap. What do you think
oft! Do not pay two hundred per cent.
profit e! goods any longer, but come to
Fairohild's auction, and buy 1T half-price.
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oon' Friday aNsrnsszisA herss driver
81 s mi! +. p.Bnifhatook 4fif1sn Aiid upset
he cusssy Ssisg nj dsassSe esyesA break
nj hka shafts: aaoss:sssa aazgslsnay vssstf
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IA e eYts p tseq. sFes Engaged 4 + 4
hauling granite from thi. P'aee 70 u used
in tie new Catholic church Il q 10. a1'1 {
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-: e. Myers, =; Vic rrsslno1ed about =
year 40 u Platnyi.x, ii w.bashA county,
has retafned u lis former home at Maine
Prsirieyi n This eouitya sds harcy hsgsa
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|. $1,000 DolIARs-worth Of fur, wanted
at sohalten'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-
lions. Country storekeepers and trappers
will find it to their interest to give him a
call. n..l ,;.~IsIH f,'<t.:r'r s,pT
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T 3ls l La'ks CIV set'ss Wy ef propa,l!yy'
thinks that H4the eouptsy should, enjoy
the full benefit of'thsgr.nd9 olds Father
of :Waters,'aa aud usgss upoanathe' fEs sSyis.t
latdre ahes prtpriety' IT meiinieoafs liziog
Congtess fol- ad appropriation FOR III.
proving; thsaMississippf river from 81:
Cloud to Pokegoma Falls. 1t is to BE-
hoped thssabody win, Tefoie eshe rclose
of its,session, gire :this' ldtject*ths 4 al.
tehtion itsimporsaa t'reqdiFesea bal .
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Z ATlvssVie1i:--We her. ssthatfa The
acknowledgement sst. clodal ssasur.
i. ~ :; bas; adss lib al. s4nta.. !sa::y
the Normal sahgsl' building Glad ofits,
as it viii tead to- Eenovs ths eprejsdiees of
msny who are not qa~ites how; much Aas
been ccohplishsdswi,ls.hs ,.ihsll tsan,asun,
Of medsy e1p.hdea' Tit sparty WIZ il.
itura1the sdase.dsy! aid}iw a'iEia iii 2nil,
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Tho merchants are most cordially in
.vited to attend our sales. ID they can bny
goods cheaperthan in New Fork. We mean
"FAIR0HILD's Auction, u. 2at ,.l::2E;.ass III
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~ All kinds Of Job Printing, In Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed 1t
thia o@es. esud in Jour orders.
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4 -spiosr + Cadisas have put mp = six.
IiLorse poxsrsensias il = baildiag ION !thp
ouppss leyse, IT, he G. laseds in stAs manu-
occurring q fqspitaIe sTh d.s arm does = a
,very. eAteusive basinees: nss;su $780, Jts
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-Fairchild is not under arrezt, but viii
continue to sell goods At auction for almost
nothing. Go to his sales and see: i Is. )
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

Z -fors oil'oloths, 60 to Fairehild's Auc-
ton: 10 fact for anything you want, go
to his auction. =
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9: =: N. g. MURPHY 4 co.,
-. Burbank + Powell's Brick Block,
>, Ia E,. y.y. st. GERMAN st., st. Cloud.

<f--FAirchild will close the stock Of goods
q suction he now has, and in . few weeks
vi! again b hare with another one. A.
TOR no leaves, do not buy till he again
comes.
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4 -Dr.O. sehulten is getting the material
,on the ground for his new brick drug store;
on Ct. asrmainp street; next door to ottens-
myers. 1t will b j 8 feet front BY 80 feet
back, two stories high. r,,.?,. j. . g i
= Davis, & Clark are putting up gransry
next door Is their dour and feed store,
1923 d feet 'iiG 's. :L5t2@ ,'1s; ~" =: ~
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MAINE PRAIRIE.

Choice RIO coffee, four and a-half
pounds for = dollar, at Boyd's.
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-wl orr11-

Crushed. powdered and graduated su.
Co., g s...,, g e. '"' '"' 100 100
U Choice brswa $ !" {" 100
u Fair 81 3" =" 100
s. Q. e. Java Coffee. III" 100
" Choice Rio ID 100
FAR " i" AZ" 100
Choice Young Hyson, 1mpr'l. and
0unpoWder Ten, $l.75 per lb.
Choice Oouloong and souohoong
t.: -,r 800 to $40 Per h.
< Choice Japan Tea, $40 per n.
" have fali line of sy;.e.. a. .,;ss.
Nat es~sot rhl to .,s..s'.9@ >'*'of'"' ~
= Our STOCK il 'cA.slDl Coon. ssnd p riE,iS
Fiufrs is complete, and It. extirs.misl, loixa
agures. il ,9nA&~ III @'''~ e: ~
We ar. selling 2.hoop PAN. for COO; 20 cents t.
'+7. '''~'' s-hoop a. 26 !"
>v,.x :. d, =, 2o--ia l.!T ats~ , (. 500. -:
y" i: w. ls-in,, &" - !: u cents.
v,.. .~44 $ 9ll ee'in' g g g 5es cents.
'Wssere e6srins our Entire Stock i. seo,res.
4ond'ns fgH,ea:' d&u2ea sew x -: !;
.'As>W We defy all cenpetition, andt,.
v1tel ALL to CALL and Exanaine aoed,
And Praees. -; L., 49,. $50.
~. .>SD 9 N. 9. MURPHY q CO.,
~. Burbank 4 Powelrs Brick Block,
a Ia .., ,s,. St. Germaia e., St. Cloud
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Valentines, EFF all styles, at Mrs. AL.
lens book store. 80.
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For carpets, 80 to Fsirchild's Auction,
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st. Cloud has one good place for . sqjouruer to
"stee ~ Wemeah the CITY Rsstanrant.-E1kl Rie
Fer Hstkly.pz wst> l.aa3tE. Y~a1T -, :sztss',4
(: That's 20; saoyette knows how to dish
mp satablss in The very best style.s.,.s e,s,.s
-Faiirchild i bound e sell goods ,,dl M
tend his auction sale. - = - 81 ''S' IL
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gNolTHrRS) PAo1Io.-Nothing new from
the Northern Pacific Railroad. The SUR
veying parties are still out between the
Mississippi River and Lake Superior.
They s1ill probably return about tho first
Of, March. ylhsre 10! rumos that party left
here lastINeek TO run D. line tee. Breckin-
ridge, but We have been sble to trace It to
no reliable source ,'2.5 W. TOE u '
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-rttsi aist gevezuuent patents for home
slesds ~ aSw bsids received 1t Tho Land
office here. 81 2: .L5gaalsi stss sasGt; 7:
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nGGROCERIEs! GROCERlEsa

Pickles, sauces and canned goods, al
varieties, at Boyd's.
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T Go TO- the immense bankrupt auction
sale; ,Fairehild will sell you goods at your
own price.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

j. W. McClupg Of St. Paul, has
issued a County Map Of Minnesota. It
embraces all the latest changes, is con.
venient in size, and is furnished at the
Low, price Of fifty cents. y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

i Tho ascond tasssiong ~of tho Normal
School will begin sarWsdassdsy next. The
:prospsSts afe thSt Ne shool win BE- filed
10 ovsihowinga .Ckildrsn who wisk seats;
il ~ Model 9 dspartaasat' should hei on,
hand on the first morning. .,.,..H ..,. = :,
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/ s.suetian tjoDssa sssaiat aog aai.Es i.

I zH...h.r nila ga pleasant, with plsn'e
ltv Of enoW for slei1hlng. " .,,.1t,.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Is COMING!

So, TO meet the wants Of the People, I
have just arrived from tho East, and have
bought Large Stock Of GROCERIES, for
cssh, which ! mean to
Sell ut Lower Rates than Any Other
Nan this Side OF Chicago!
Also, the Largest Stock Of CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, AND HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS.
I have also Large Stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES-all bought for Cash.
The public are invited to call and exam
Inc for themselves. No trouble to show
Goods, whether You buy or not.
NIXON,
At the ''WoRLD's FAIR
~ COME ALL. n2s
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vAIEsr1xEs.- Rosenberger Bros. have
valentines ii ill kinds, sent,n entail and
comic. "a - =: : '''' w. " "@' - '.''
Valentines for old and for young: ~
Valsnti.ss for handsome psople, and for
'homely pAople, il Js;J .e9.a.: Iojtt: IS So
Valentines ferlpeople in love- and people
Z Valentines cheap and Valentines costly.
60 to'RoseIbergers' for Valentines.
t.,s.., ! IGie - ---.IYt .l.1.IH ~ 9
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PsRsouA1.-We had oallsa on Friday
from WI. Wilson, Esq, Of tie Pension
Office, st; Paul; !, and Mr.. E: II. e.. Dart,
of the ;Qwatonna sNursery.@ gtfsl ,1%7:s!>t
Hon. G, Me1lrsth, State Auditor, was in
town this week. -, .>4x.e, ...,....,-s
Capt.. A. Grovenor returned on Saturday
from Madison, Wis., o ''''3' T." =
iDryM. II olman md wife arrived homo
on, Monaay from an.extended trip East. -"
p'n',yc..s7 y. III IT - -777T 49,: a 1'i
Board Or regular meet
ing Of the Board was held on the 7th.
Present, Mesers. Barnes, Z Montgomery,
Clark, Campbell, cEdelbrook, vossberg,
Senkler and Enderle. .r3 i .&s.l %, , :. p.
On motion of Mr.. Montgomery $500 in
! school district warrants were advanced ia
| the contractors on the Union ,Schoolhouse.
| The bin Of. Jos. Edelbrock Tor $4o.50,
for ten cords Of wood furnished the Union
school, was allowed" ,4if: y - =
The bills Of Clark, g. Co., for $s6.35
| for sund1ies, and E. .Cspple for SO, fol
hauling school furniture, were allowed. Al
50, one-half ($107) Of the bill Of Rankin
& Co.; for school desks !; the remainine
one-half to be paid when tho furniture shall
be made to conform to- the. contract.
! The Building Committee reported thu
they bad insured the school building fo'
81, 900. ''' >. ''.'' a." y, >
Messers. Barnes, Montgomery and Camp
bell were appointed q COMMITTEES to pre-
pare rules for the government Of tho Uniol
School. -:<a.t I'D All al ~. 7taYt !
Mr.. Edelbrock moved that tho Committe
on Teachers be auth orizsd to employ MIR
Breckas an additional teacher. Amended
on motion Of Mr. Barnes, BY ;authorizlnl
the Committee to- employ an sdditions
teacher 90 soon - the neoeasities Of tht
school shall require, ,y,y: Adjourned :
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-"F. r. L." &c. W." I'D. H."
and other correspondents will receive
due attention.
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I2ptsariea to, 1870 e. cot, II Mrs. AL

d ION tuesday; Mr. Frank fairchild,
agent esHs s. Tairohildi &c., st: Paul,
was arrestea for selling goods a. auction.
without sossy slioense.sa' Tie matter 1x,s.
finally ssttledby histakiagl out thsFliosnse
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-z|Nsen pe..elhse.ss,,5 pared la ana nape.sd. ,
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lsrHAxos F1as.-ono Friday night w:
Gsrt>r's carriage shsp caught arsF from The
stove. Although s:lArss "hols through til,
aoer, aad aportisa .cf The sills were burn
d, yst from some insxpliesbls cause the IRE
went eot q itseli md nething Wa known
of It until tho next morning, r,..&g >;
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For clothing, 20: to Fairchild's Auction.
The markets remsin about the

. --For,dress5sood 70 to fsireh;G'ssAue-
,tiop. ,3azs: syf.lfE 3ok, .:;.':;
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1T i 81 positive; iYh .eet 1that goods were
!, n.y,r 5sfer. sold s ~ q tsEsy 4. aoV
selling al suction q FaiIlhild's Auction
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. "A: T. Hutohinsoh We hned' So and
ss:;s ss.,s: ;ss st;s;; =:
.6nsda$5 fodethss ZANE oRs6os ionR Tussdsyj
As hsxzsv6r5 psatzitssts Mss pledged that
his name should Aats tPsblishsd: raj, 7. :
5:4ss.tssssdn.y .itsf1Soa5 2 IN occurred
on sas5 ;s|9s sss gsA.d
ss, s:i 7asfs 81,
ter . repfimaid. Both were drunk:5 H9s d
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, --Ba,i.sss men viii And il to sthsir s-ads
evantasssAes send m orders farjobE printing
TO EaE 1oll1AAL sfies.a The best wer4 And
! low spriess guaranteed, Call and see,
isPeGlMsns,s Ii sau.aad asllias ia.sse.g - 10,
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The Cause for the Dali Times-some
.r Good Points.
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Il PROF. Moorx has received

NEw TEAoHsH!!4 -aProf. Moore has received
. dispatch sften Miss carrie Havens., Of
E'sai.stor, N! j., >st..iag th.t shis VIM s.
herein time for tho opening Of Tho next
session OF the Normal School: Miss II. is
., graduate Of the Trenton Normslt School,
and yin take tho place, recently held: by
MlS6 0tSn0otO. I. 1. ~. ~. - L. j., :
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Oranges, lemons and green apples, al
Boyd,s.. ... -.
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:. FROM CLEARWATER.

GOING to Church ana Msrali.ing-A
J printer in the Ceuntfy.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

re5les. Is f!,2 shis i Issue - publish i. full
digest Of the g I homestead 8. and rpre-emptioa
sets, With fplsags which have. been, made.
w have issued thus in + the form Of = cir
e,ilAr and arc prepared to supply oil orders,
whether for one or : thousand copies.
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,l.plR4exA1e Gen: C. C:
Aadrsssi y A,s'psrisnt,'s oh the, male per-
easson. l,ssusfsanu- s1il'p sew 43Ef'ssfs
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Says the National !Gazstts, Minnsspo.

11S y M
ST.. otoun JousxAle-Ke are gid to receive this
JOURNAL h nov In IL ii2tA ysar-eonssqa oas
Of tho olde.t papers the State, asit y one ofths
largest and best. 80 ..,>
Thanks, Mr.. Gdzetts.% IL u 81. 'i'''"
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'sLosr.A Aspssdxita from sTsgarnet ear
riss. a7heIhndsevinsbs suitably reward
dion lsaying.it aIithis oAes:1ss, Bio els
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SAVE YOUR MONEY
BY buying At
J. G. HUBER'S

A large and complete stock OF
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
GLASSWARE.
Lamps & Lamp Chimneys,
wOODENWARE,
Cutlery,
Yankee Notions,
FRUIT, (green, dried, ::preserved)
Good Butter and Fresh
Eggs always on hand.
oET y0UB FLOUR &TEED AT HUBER'6.
He keeps the best Of everything that is
to Do found In tho market.
- ~ NCNv
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-Go'to the great auction sale,
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'hoys~CJ WOut0E make the cost OF each
oosviss aD6dt $780, e.i more 7: ihan ST
'l?ss IS nqc4 y, pupil al the, 81.
Cloud Nopal aeboolyiw ssisA si.s ,7sl,,
Weshasu thus; shown from the ofisiaF
6suresahatthe iSmdtes IF III, Reform 3
se9o'a }p >,,sl'a nesl
EACH Peraon Sln athe4 I.sanoi Hospital
eighteen hme.nassmuch ;,oand esch
PeastsptmsyIs oAnvf;o.' six times ss.tmmue;bb,
.'.R.P'4f,'$ + 'ccl5oaaaa,,; Normal
se :E} I'VE DO Do .pete charge that the
exRppailpzestisx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
been upvss,snaId, but xie do protest
.stinsst ,'aasmyers ef!tbs o'Gjse sgiislatare
an9 ,Ssaft99R apaaEiFpVg" y5p4,l'uf iepini,:
e"cea, personal ntcrest,Gprose.s or pros.
pestiss)!.ae astosnt,ods y'.oq iaffuesu,cste
thsdao aherihhsdAt eipj 'fsvot Of Certain
pub,is at's 'ISS eS'ii sjpfy Of
Others: People may be grated, as in
diziapakn their ssle,.idg,3 hut (Which
thsJ'ars.issatsd torepQxentl.iye ID
sitsc4s NY 'ishauld2 kyn ihess,s' a; aissiiac
W y s9R'sssls sshpit ihst b. psepe.:.
'yAPppottias the' Normal |schoobno~;
vesJ, laegaipqpioprias.on for Reform,
'chdes maybe avoided Il, Tie i.totuii u.
he ss psiaeig!s h b. .l bssen fpea ss's ens
to gata1a ssYs4 .rluioi5L" is;ey sist
sAii6aesotaa has am uniieeas common
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

st. Cloud, Feb. 10th, 1870
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-10

n~An goods sold at prices that DEFY
COMPETITION.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-14
A Munificent Present,

:, = The Funding Bill, which has passed
the the House Il s., Of Of Representatives, says
the Enquirer, virtually makes q pres
ent to the bondholders of five hundred
millions Of dollars. IT proposes to
pay one thousand millions Of dollars
at par in eoih which we have now a
right to pay, under the contract, at
half sti.at price in gold. It reiinquish-
es' the right Of Federal taxation which,
up to tliis time, has been retained.
The only plea for this gift Of an i'm
ineiise sum, and for the surrender of q
valuable privilege, is that the interest
is TO be lfoti' if2stead Of six per cent.
This adherence in interest could have
been raised BY taxation Witholt gi7!e
Ing away the five hundred millions.
IF this measure passes a purchased
Congress, there VIII be but Honde re-
of the entire reputation
iof'tie debt principal and interest.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-14
Col. Jaques--who is, He.

Most of the Radical papers have
been enjoying themselves muchly over
the pretended revelations of one Col.
Jaques (or Jack-ass) Chaplain of the
Seventy-third Illinois Volunteers, and
who claimed to be In the secret SER
vice of the lamented Lincoln. and m
that capacity visited Richmond,l and
secured the confidence JEFF. Davis
and other confederate officials there..L
He also visited Canada and became
intimate with Clay, Thompson and
Greeley, who were plotting to bring
the war to a. close. This man has re-
Gently been in Washingtoh asking pay
for his secret services, and to promote
his claim he relates wonderful mar
rative about interviews which he had
with James Buchanan, and other
Democratic statesmen north, in which
he attempts to blacken their character,
by alleging that he learned from them
during confidential interviewsfj that
they were in full sympathy with the
Confedefates, AMI advised with them
upon the military movements of the
South. This narrative is going the
rounds of the Radical journals,i and
seems to give them vast amount of
joy. They feast and efatten upon it
as vultures do upon carrion. But we
have Republican paper before us
which don't seem disposed to- go its
pile upon the lying revelation of this
reyerendispy. It9says: cit appears
to be satisfactorily established that
this same Colonel Jaquesis now un-
der indictment at Louisville, KY, for
murder and abortion 1T is alleged
that the eeattorney engaged in his de-
fence holds his note with forged secu-
rities.' And it islupon the testimony
of such an unwhipped scoundrel that
it is attempted to blacken, the fair
fame and names of those who are
dead, and who are unable to defend
themselves against his vile ISLANDERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-14
RLope War.

.oe Cabletelagrams assert that war is
Imminent between several of the Eu-
lropeans powers, growing out of the
succession to the Spanish ttrone.--
Spain and Prussia have determined
upon making Prince Leopold King OF
Spain, in spite of the protests OF
France. If France forcibly resists
the action of Spain, "then. comes the
tug of war;" England, Austria and
Italy arc said to sympathize with
France, 1igs .aftirQ ly> ., 80