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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 spring 1.O6491 O64. Com
scarce and firm at 64@6+4c. Rye 72e.
Barley L. 3. Highwines, S4@85c for wood;
S6@S6tc for iron bound. Pork 25.OO@-
$3.50. Lard 15@154c. Dry sailed should
ers 12ic.
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Savannah Cotton MARKER.

SAVANNAH, Sept %. Cotton easier, large
offerings and good demand; niddlings l6a
@164c; sales 100 bales; net receipts 1895
bales; exports eoastwise 2, 270 bales; stock
8, 1893 bales; net receipts Of the week H.
694 bales; exports coastwiss 8, 1876 bales;
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NJ. Louie Markets,

ST.. LOUIS, Sept 23.-Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat opened dull but closed
active; No. red winter LILO. Corn steady
and in moderate demand at 6O@7Oc. Oats
40@44c. Whisky 9Oc. Pork % 25@25 50.
Clear rib rides 13c. Lard 154c. Bacon
133@14@163@17B@173c.
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when the Fairs Commence,

Columbia, q" %.
Murfreesboro, 20.
Nashville, Oct 3.
Springfield, " II.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday ct
1lSs and closed at 1l3. Dealers here were
paying 112R and were holding at 1871, with
bat little doing. lose .ssi Il t>'s-1l : -.
Exchange on New York is bought by the
banks at par and is sold by them at pre-
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Louisville Markets.

LUU1svILLF, Sept, 90 Begging active
and firm at 29t@3Oc; bale rope scarce and
firm at 9@1Oc, hand and machine made
Cotton demand good; middHng Htc. Flour
demand good; extra family 5.25, Grain
quiet Corn declined to S5c. Wheat I 10
@1.25. Oats Acc. Rye SOC. Provisions
nemand fair; prices steady. Mess pork
$500. Bacon 144@17@18c. Lard 15o for
prime. Hams-sugar-cure 24@25e. Whis-
ky, raw. S7@sSc. Tobacco active and firm;
sales 142 hhds at 5.OO@6.5O for frosted
trash to good sound lugs, and 6.75@21.50
for low leaf to mahogany wrapper.
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Charleston Cotton Market

CHARLESTON, Sept. 23--Ootton easier;
middlings Ice; sales 300 bales; sales of the
week 2s5 bales; receipts 99l bales; coast
wise bales; total 999 bales; of week ,s65
bales; coastwise bales; total I, 1913 bales.
Exports coastwise % bales; for the week
coastwise 3,649 bales; stock on hand 5, s3S
bales. Of"
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company.

0I8l IS tss ver.a
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The Hop Crop.

Total, bulls, 800 1s57sIs7 1,s86,727 %, 4J8 80
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MenphIs Markets.

MKMPHIs, sept. .. -OOtton duH az Ibfo;
receipts 166 bales; exports $40 bales ;
weak's receipts 1,1O2 bales; exports 2, $50;
stock 1882 Flour quiet and firm at . 90
@75O. Corn easier az $50. Oats firm at
SOC. Hay dull at 2OOO922 80. Bran sc-
tive at 1850. Pork dull at 26.0 Lard
dull; keg 18c Bacon dull; shoulders a.
@142c; sides 173@lStc.
Galveston Cotton Market
GALVESTON, Sept % Cotton dull and
lower; good ordinary 14c; net receipts of
the week 1,249 bales; exports cosstwise
EnA ILL.,. rnloc II tha nal 100 haIa.
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'sFALL IN FOR ROLL-CALL! :"

MINNEAPOLIS, Nay 9th 1870.
Comrades cfthe F1st Minnesota:
At our last annual meeting it was
voted to hold tho Fourth Annual Re-
union at Minneapolis, on Tuesday,
June 14th, 1870, and at meeting of
the members residing in this vicinity,
held on the 28th ult., committee was
appointed to make the necessary ar
engagements. 1t is expected that every
member will be present-wo have &C.
commolations for all, and some to spare,
and funds raised to meet all expenses.
The programme will include addresses,
music, etc, at the Pence Opera House,
dinner at the Nicollct, aud q first rate
time generally. Major Gen'I Hancock
and staff, and other celebrities, will bo
at the reunion, and nothing will b.
left undone to insure q success.
It's believed that tho railroad COM
panies will extend the usual courtesies.
Members expecting to be present will
oblige b. sending their names aud adj
dress to "Ed. A. Stevens, minneapolis
Minn."
G. B. HefelGnger, Prcs't Regiment
al Association.
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for resurrection. Indeed one lady who
stood near mo watching tho carriages
and horsemen and tootmcn, aud who
had been hittor secessiouist during
the time Of tbs war, said she only re-
GREETED that she could not heartily
cheer them. So much for the progress
Of the age.
On Sabbath I heard M able sermon
by Rev. Mobiles, of the Third Presby-
terrain church. He was formerly located
in St. Paul. 1t will be remembered
that short time ago he preached q
powerful discourse in, opposition to
the proposed Convention to urge
upon Congress an amendment to the
Constitution whereby the. Creator
should be more distinctly recognized
10 that instrument.
! The farmers here are busily engaged
in Notwithstanding up the yellow clay
which looks about as fertile and p,o.
ductive as new plank road. While
looking at them throwing over the
heavy, hard clods, I wanted to point
them to that young, but great State in
the Northwest, where nature has provid.
cd soil that is rich and mellow, and
rolls off from the plow oil pulverized
for the seed. Farming 10 Minnesota
Is comparatively pastime.
| W. B. NJ
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MINNESOTA NEWs.

-Sbakopee licenses liquor. selling
for S25.
The Hastings Gazette has been
made Official city paper.
Trains lecture receipts at Roches.
ter ':just about covered the expenses ~
"A colony Of 900 Swedes are ex.
pected to locate in Isanti county this
summer.
MIR. Saugalli, living near Wasecs,
last his house and nearly all its contents
by fire, on Monday morning Of last
week.
The ground whore stood Leland.
Row, in Rochester, the scene Of the
big fire last month, is to be- covered
with 4 Emo brick block.
hj.juN cIn " =; --.:- 4...s
blue Earth county is to: have ar
association i,of old {. settlers, residence
since June !, 1851 being he reqn,sitt
qualification, for membership. g. Ont
hundred ia the vsti@ased .numbsr..
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..n1TEsis;I

Il - ~; i; ~ 70 -...!li1i ssi.;t -.
I'VE ' ~ okNoo" pillars \. q Tie church
xAo arg is s0u o and rs most ,ste,dfs.,
s'eePets s! a;3j;I 5to s;u Il: l. .nrs..I. ~.
} o-Ptesidsnt. Grant has o3para oned
john b. cHsnry, convicted iEof Ipei:
jary.ia May, 1882 bi1,ca .o!:a -su
THE The remain, have been found u d
EWm.. P::1Ansle,, of North Pro9fdepese
K; T., who has been missing since The
s1st 1t Ja'nauatyy. rhe'rr;3 weras Il bullet
holes ID his breast, His ja1 txvias bfoKes
and 9Th 81 indications "oal murder xsls,
manifest Jas. Pagan, and aIrishmaann
employed in Angels family, has been
arrested on suspicion Of doing the muir.
der. . J.. Ga 1874 \ - : .'''i'i - 800
III 1T %r3oa ~ ,j.tu,GHaH " }i3t 70 ..?;.;
III :-- Chicago this week Patrick j.
Dasle, keeper Of paxp shop ,ep: Well.
street, aho T. John lob sohneids, % .snpl.yee
III his establishment, twice in the
threat, infis'i4p,a9s tf fatal Wounds. a.. There
xas no pig? oev ','stisi tssauthe act, but
Doyle sas es,.y t tEel td'lrinkn H Va
arrested 'astis afi:I e;:asn syni1a b!u.
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ITO ALL WHOM TT MAY cosoxar-

ITO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.-
i NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
proprietor Of Lots One III TWO (2) and tho land lay
ing Immediately in the rear Of the same and extend
ing to the Mississippi River in Block 20" in tho CITY
Of st. Cloud according to the Plat Of the Survey Of
the Town Of st. Cloud, made by John L. Wilson and
Recorded in tho ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds in aud
for steerns County, Minnesota, and will apply to the
Aforesaid. at the next General Term. thereof to he
holden in and for said County, on the 18th day Of
June 1870 at the Court Room IN the Court House in
~ Of that day. or as soon thereafter as Counsel can
be heard Order and Decree of ssfd Court va
cate the southerly onehaf of much Of Morgan Av-
enue In said City lies between the easery line of
Welles street and the Mississippi River and to ad-
and declare the title of 80 much of said avenue
- be thus vacated Ia such person persons as
may Do entitled to the same. rs
: Dated, st. Cloud. Mimi, April q, 1870
HENRY G. BURBANK.
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[oFF1cIAI.1
ORDINANCE NO. IL.

The Common Council Of the City Of 81. Cloud
do Osddin:
That the southerly ene-half or so much
Of Morgan avenue, in said City, as lies be-
tween the easterly line of Welles Street,
aud the Mississippi River, according to tho
Plat Of the Survey Of the town of st. Cloud,
made by John L. Wilson and Recorded in
the Office OF the Register of Deeds in and
for stesrns County, be, and the same here
by is vacated.
Aye*-Ald. Alden, Bridgman, Burbank,
Kerr, T. Smith, Tenny and Mr.. President
Approved May 4, 1870.
OSCAR TAYLOR,
Mayor
attest: N. F. BARNES,
= City Clerk.
WHEREAs, The southerly one half Of so
much Of Morgan avenue in the City Of st..
Cloud Wilson's survey as lies between
the easterly line Of Welles street and the
Mississippi River has been vacated by the
Common Council Of said City upon the Pc
tition Of Henry G. Burbank, Esq, the own
or in fee Of the land adjoining the soather-
| ~ line Of said Morgan avenue. And
| WHEREAS, Said Burbank has received
| from John L. Wilson, the original proprie'
tor of the Town Of St. Cloud, Quit-clain
deed Of said part of said avenue so vacated.
Therefore Resolued, That the City of st.
Cloud execute and deliver to said Burbank
its deed of the southerly one-half or q
much of said Morgan avenue as lies b.
tween the easterly line Of Welles stree
and the Mississippi River. and said deed t.
be signed by the Mayor and attested b,
the Clerk Of said City under the seal there
Of.
| Approved May 18th, 1870.
OSCAR TAYLOR,
Mayor
Attest: N. F. BARNES,
City Clerk.
Resolution Unanimously Adopted b,
tho Common Council Of the City O
st. Cloud, May Q, 1870.
Re.olvcd, That the question of pu,
chasing Steam Fire Engine be submitte
to the people at the special election, to b
held in the City Of st. Cloud, Oh the 31t
inst, and that the usual public motto
thereof, be given by the City Clerk-thos
in favor Of said purchase to vote "Fu
Steam Fire Engine" and those opposed
against Steam Fire Engine" said bal
lots to be deposited in q separate box.
Approved May 10, 1870.
! OSCAR TAYLOR,
Mayor
Atte,t: N. F. BARNES,
City Clerk.
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UNITED STATES INTER.
NAL REVENUE.
Co1iEcToR's OFFICE, % DIS. MINI.
p. MINNEAPOLIS, May 9TH, 1870.

Il Co1iEcToR's OFFICE, % DIS. MIMI
r;,s Minneapolis. May 9TH, 1870. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
EV'list;? containing assessments on &C.
count efIncome for year ending December
q, 1872; sFtic!es in schedule a, and oc-
1871, is now I'M my, hands for collection,
and payment Of said taxes must be made
by parties Il residing In tho counties Of
Stearns; Benton, Todd Morrison, Grow
Wing and Cass, to A. Montgomery, Deputy
Collector, at St. Cloud, Mimi, on or be.
fore June Ist, 1870, after which time de-,
lnquent taxes will be collected by distrain
representation: Failure TO pay within the
above prescribed time, renders the party,
assessed subject to pay. penalty Of S per
cent. on the amount Of tax and one per
cent. per month interest. " .:4taf
My Il mshsz-- Collector, End Dist, M,nn
x
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ACQUlTTAL OF MCFARLAND.

Z, On Tuesday, after an absence from
the Court Room but a few minutes, the
jury acquitted Daniel Mcfarland
charged with tho murder Of A. D.
Richardson. No other result could be
expected, and the sooner trials Of this
kind cease, the better. Our belief in
obedience-as individuals or as y Ma
tion-to our Laws, our faith in Justice
and our reverence of that one COM
mandment. Thou shalt not kill" all
suffer from these continued exhibitions
of murder committed, in crowded
streets, 10 the glare of a MONDAY sun
= aud 10 the presence of dozens of w.t.
nesses, followed by plan of insanity,
only used as covering to tina: of "serv.
ed bin right" and an acquittal of the
accused.
The crime committed BY Richardson
and for which he died is like that of
Mcfarland forbidden by God aud man,
it was committed boldly, coolly and de-
liberately, it was the result Of an IN
holy, uurishteous passion and is without
justification. And in the same cate.
cory car b. placed the act of McFar-
land, who just as coolly and deliber.
ately sent his victim into eternity with
out moment in which to plead with
his Maker for the salvation of his soul
A jury Of his peers have declared hin
not responsible for his cowardly assault
and public opinion applauds the verdict
but if Daniel Nc Farland should live q
thousand. years, all peace. loving, law
abiding and honorable men will declare
him guilty Of continu. i'll treatment
to bis wife, Of threats to beat ane
straugle the mother Of his children, O
debauchery and habitual drunkenness
after his VOWS at the altar, Of all that il
inhuman and moustrous and wronl
, towards his family, and Of pursuing
this course-desplte loving woman
tears and entreaties he alienatet
her affections and drove her to secl
" elsewhere the love, protection and man
y treatment denied her by bim-wh
twelve years beforehand sworn ever t
protect and cherish her. And this
the man whose honor is SO wronged an
outraged, and who avenycs himself b.
shooting in the back ono whose sin
however numerous, never included til:
worst Of all-desertion Of and cruelt
to a woman n. ~
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$4,000 he was paid million dollars

~S@"3SSV NV "so poAu u "l4AlOu UV1l0IS
Of these Bonds, which he holds to. day.
There are now two million two hun
dred and seventy-dve thousand dollars
OF the Bonds outstanding against Tho
State. The Bonds express interest
upon their face at the rate of seven per
cent. per annum, and if recognised in
full, would result in debt OF over four
millions Of dollars. This Legislative
proposition recognizes the debt to that
extent, and appropriates the Improve.
ment land upon that basis. Under this
proposition = holder Of one of these
Bonds which cost him in tbs first place
only $l45, would realisei in lands at their
estimated value under the bill, the sum
Of $3.50. To state tho proposition
still palmer, tho holder on an invest.
ment Of Sl4.50 would realize an an.
nual interest Of seven dollars. If such
holders demand al equitable adjust
ment OF their claims they must do so
upon an equitable basis. What they
should demand is cost aud simple in
terest. There arc but few citizons of
our State who would not ooncede that
much, for in our opinion that would DO
right. Let the amount paid be paid in
money, and not in lands for all attempts
to pay what is eqnitably due from the
State, other than in the lawful currency
Of the United States is in the direction
Of reputation.
There are moreover some OF the
| most eminent legal AUTHORITIES of on,
State who claim that tho land gran,
roads, for the grading of which these
bonds we're in the first place issued, arc
properly eharseable With their payment
That the State IN parting with the frau
'u'ses aoo enoo"men:s to the oompa
oles which now control the roads die
50 upon the implied understanding ans
agreement that the git should carr,
With it all outstanding liabilities. Thi
view Of the case would seem to be vel
founded in practice, and if tho fact
sustain it, the present proceeding 0,
the part of the State is voluntary on
add should end Immediately. TIL
State should not be forward in assum
ing questionable liabilities and pay onl
and to the extent thereof.
Because these improvement Land
were a gift to the State it is no rcaso
why they should be squandered witho,
regard to value received. If they a,
OF value to the bondholder they are ,
the State, and should receive the san
care as other public property. "
orc not in condition to waste our r
+ sources. We Fave depleted Urea
ury; what VIC produce is low, and VIII
We consume is high, We should hu
band oar values and grow rich, and o,
credit will take care OF itself. 1t
to be hoped that the people
this District will vote unanimous again
this Bond proposition, for in doing
they will be true to the locality whe
3 the larger portion of tho Internal l,
provement lands lie.
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NEW CLOTHING HALL
READY FOR THE RUSH.
GRAND OPENING
Prondzinski's Clothing Hall

I an pleased to announce to the citizens
Of St. Cloud and the public in general, the
arrival of my immense spring and summer
stock of Mems and Boys clothing, Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Tailor's TRIMMING g, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Hat, Caps, Trunks, Va
Uses, India Rubber Goods. In fact every-
thing that can possibly be mentioned COM
prising gentlemen's dress, can always be
found at my establishment, not only great
er in variety, superior in quality, but ma
ny other goods that cannot be found else
where, at very Low PRICES.
It is tn the interest Of every ono to call
and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
J. PRONDZINsKI.
st. Cloud, April &c, 1870. n4l
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AROMATIC vEGETARLE SOAP.


For tho Delicate Skin Of Ladies and Children
(" SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
WANTED, AGENTs.-S2O watch free,
w given gratis to every live man who will act
a. our Agent. Business light and honorable; pays
$40 per dny. Address R. Monroe Kennedy T. Co,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MANHOOD and VOma nhOod.-Essay
Wl for Young Men, free In sealed envelopes
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
SOUL CHARNIING.-4oop pages; cloth.
This wonderful book has full instructions to enable
the reader fascinate either SEX any animal, at
will. Mesmerism, Spiritualsm, and hundreds of
other curious experiments. It can be obtained by
sending address, With postage, to T. W EVANS
CO., No. Al South Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
NFOUSTACHsc S forced to grow in s tx weeks.
MI Recipe sent for so cts. Address H. RICHARDS,
BOX 1910, New York 20.
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, K&nAN Of good business qualifications
r wishes to invest q $1,000 in manu-
featuring business. Address, with full
sparticulars, p. o: Box. 40, Brooklyn, New
YORK. ...r<.s:;.t3f s.ist -; bs;rf.t 'sw ~
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"a Wat CHI This Space!

W watch This Space!
1@ A good II story frame House with
an l.; q good well. and four acres Of land,
in the city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given if desired.
For Sale-16O acres ofland near the city
with good building, suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000.
For Sale-A good II story frame build
ing with five lots, near tue Lake. Price
$500.
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For sale.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale.-A good wood lot containing 80
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -,
ESTABLISHED $780,
WEIGH & GRIFF1THS,

saws. Axes saws
SAWS of all descriptions. AXES BETTING and
MILL FURNISHINGS. CIRCULAR SAWS with
Solid Teeth, or with PATENT ADJUSTABLE POINTS, ~
perior to all Inserted Teeth Sa,os.
HrPriceS Reduccd.EA
~ Send tor Price List and Circulars. =4A
WEIGH & GRIFFII HIS,
Boston, Mass, or Detroit, Mich.
OTAR SPANGLED BANNEk.-A large 40
Ocolumn paper, LeGger size, illustrated. Devoted
to Sketches, Poetry. Wit, Humor, genuine fun-Non.
sense (of q sensible kind) and to the exposure Of
Swindling Humbugs, &c. Only Is cents a year, and
superb engraving "Evangeline," 1-2x2 feet, graf
u.s. 600 circulation Honey refunded to al toho ask
it. 1t is wideawake, fearless truthful. Try in now.
IS cents q year. Specimens FREE. Ad.
dress "BANNER," Hinsdale, N. II.
M eadville Theological School.-Unita-
WI tartan; educates Ministers $l6O year to poor
students; begins Aug. 80. Apply to A. A. Liver
more, Meadville, Pa.
NTWT BOOK Agents sell 100 per week.
N.Y. w Price IS. Address L. Stebbins, Hart
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~ St. Cloud, MINI, Aprf a. 1870. ,s'E
Complaint having been entered 1t this olcs By 10.
seph Despardens against Orlando james l6r sban.
aoning Dis Homestead Entry No. e6l, dated Dec IS
1891, upon the * nvL ~ wv ssct;oa { tewnship
12o ranse IS: In stserns county, MINI With = viox
to the cancellation Of said entry the asd parties az
DAY OF JUNE. 1870 at 10 O'Clock In ths frenr N "a
respond and furnish testimony concerning sad aieC.
may126wl +. Q. NoCIiJRI. 1sies;v.--
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CLOUD BR ANCH
OF TIE
Republic Insurance Go.

CENTRAL OFFICE. CHICAGO. I'LL.
Cash Assets, March i, 1868, 81, 1884 7I.sa
This Company insures Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stoc in the field or at
large, at as lov rates IS any other compa
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days.
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPA-
NY represents an aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
0Gcers.
~; FARWELL, Pres, ;: R: pAYsoN: sec'y.
st. Czoud Braxch officers.
| G. F. DAVIS, President. J. E. WEST, Manager
J.h. EST JIM. McKELvY
4.ist Of Stockholders at st. Cloud. Mnn.
| G. F. Davis, Manufacturer of Flour
| James NJ. McKelvy, Judge 7th Judicial District
Thos. 9. Mcclure, Banker
| G. F.& WIN. Powell, Hardware Merchants
| II. c. Watt Reg q. 8. Land Office
L. Gorton, US. Assessor
J. NJ. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant
Pick & Abbott, Dry Goods & Clothing
| Lewis Clark, Flour, Feed Grain
VIM. B. Mitchell, Editor Sc. Cloud Journal
| A. T. Upham, Dentist
+. Talcott, Watch Maker
| r. Rice, MailContractor
CIR Beal, MANUFACTURER Of Flour
AID. Beal, Miller
J: =. West, Insurance Agent
| E. L. Allen, Clerk
| J. e. WEST,
And Get q Policy in the REPUBLIC.
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Inventors who wish to taks ont Letters Patent are
advised to counsel with MUM 4 CO., editors Of the
Scientific American who have prosecuted claims be-
fore the Patent Once for over Twenty Years Their
American and European Patent Agency Il the most
extensive in the world. Charges less than any other
reliable agency. A pamphlet containing full in.
structfons to the inventors is sent gratis.
NST1NN m A. p.rk Rov, Nov vorl,
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Western. Men Should Patronize
Western Institutions.
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J. E. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT;

- ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip
Fay taxes, and transact all bust.
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENcEs.
Gov. WIN. r. MARSHALL, St. Paul. MINI.
Ex-dov. y. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa,
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