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ssvllE undersigned has now IN opera
ton his Soda Fountain and will it'r-
nish nil who desire IL icc-cold soda water
of Inc best kind every day and night
Also Ice Cream every Sunday and holt
.lay evening rs ut my residence. Ice trea!h
made 10 order for parties. Ice sold to
families or parties in any quantities &C.
sired. ,,,yp
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II The Nursery" for June. is re-
ceived. and notwithstanding all co'npc-
,i,ion. vet maintains its position, as tho
best childs. magazine published. $50 a
year. Address john l.. Shorcy. Boston
Mass.
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EOR an Upper or Lower Set OF ic:ia
u Fifty cents for pure Nitrous CAiac
Gas and extracting ono tooth. AZ Tue III
dianapolis branch Of the Ohio Steam
Dental Company. :.
Office No. 20 Circle Street. Indianapolis
,nna CIV EOBERTSON EATON.
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York.
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It's origin. Causes. Bate. and results Biographies Of
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both Countries. weapons used, E.eilc gun Chassepot
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ami Portraits Of Lcsing Men and Women. Published
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I. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho nm
~ dcrsigncd, has been appointed al.
lministratrix Of the estate Of Thomas
Jones, hate Of Dubois county, deceased.
Said estate is probably insolvcmt.
MARY j. JONES. ADMIR-.
WILL. A. TRAyL.R, Attorney.
May TO- '7l.-3w.
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eyJudsc Bowling Of New York o.
saturday sentenced the prize ngh,crs'
Collins and Edwards, 10 the iennem-
tiary for twelve mouths each anu 10 lm!
a fine Of Al 900 for their attempt NJ prize
lighting. The sentence 10 continue J"
default Of fme for Twelve months:
The umpire. Thomas McAlpine' are slea
last night, pleaded guilty. ana was sou
fenced 10 six months Imprisonment
rnd a iinc Of SGDU. The Court was
crowded. When Collins and Edwards
were being removed demonstration
OF sympathy was cyineed. but II was
quickly suppressed.
FIRE AT PAToKA. ON FRIDAY morn.
Ing before day the steam saw MI, =.
Dr. Lewis. of this place. was burned ~
patoka. We have not heard The pr"o'
able loss. or how the fire is supposed :, :,
have originated; but learn that ~ !.
o'clock at night all appeared right aoo"'
tho MILL Princeton Democrat.
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ERAesssANT &APDI.Rs.NE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of cloths AMI clothing
removes Faint Grease. Tar etc. INSTANTLY. without th'
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BLANKS

We have on hand, printed from new
ype on good paper, q full assortment of
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage
District Cour. Summons, Notices of
Trial. Notes of Issue and Executions.
Justsce Court-Sunmons and Subpe-
mas.
To Town OFF1cEns.-We are able to
urnish The following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order of Supervisors laying out a new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
| Notice of laying out of roads (for public
posting.)
Town orders. with stubs, bound or un-
bound.
Ahdavits to be attached to all Bills. flor
town or county use.)
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
Sc Constable.
g Justice of the Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
| Osth Of Office Of Town Officers.
| Notice to District Clerk of Election of
! Justice Of the Peace.
! Notice of Election of Constable.
| These blanks are suitable for anv town
or county IN the State.
Orders from the country, for large or
mall l1ln.ities. filed at St. Paul prices
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NO T'l.!CE!..

The JOURNAL office has just received q
very large and complete stock Of new type,
cuts, borders, &c., purchased at the best
Eastern foundries. Also fine assortment
of wood type for posters. These additions
will enable us to turn out better work than
ever before, aud equ al to the best done in
the Stste. Prices reasonable Send in your
orders, which will receive prompt atten-
ion.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Repatriation THE JOURNAL By John Zapr
Esq.,, Register of Deeds.

Repatriation The JOURNAL By John Zapp
Esq.,, Register of Deeds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending July 20, 1871.
B. Bcaupre and P II Kelly and wives to
Jane Harris for lot IL blk Is in Town:
of Sank centrc. $1,000
G. H. Hartmann and wife to Leonard Lei-
ser for lot 4 blk 80 in Town of Saint
Cloud. $l58
Moses W. Adley and wife to James. f.
Crossow for $4,000 acres in seq sec 81
T. 126 f. 33 ". $50
Joseph Merriman and wife to Mary E Nix
on for nj lot 2 blk "E'' in city Of St:
Cloud. 1920
James Itmmersou and wife to Jens &. Mad
land for VI nwq sec 10 1875 r IS "
$1,000
Joseph H Eich and wife to John B Scherer
for WI Of e3 lots ard blk Is in Town Town
of St. Cloud. $l25
john Bell and wife to Daniel Stewart for
swq sec 80 and neg sec 81: T. l27 R 38
". $3.50
George w Merrick and wife to James A Bell
. for lot blk IL in Stearns add to st.
Cloud. 500
Anton Miksche and wife to Mathew War
dian for 80 sores Of swq seq sec Sc 7 l24
R32w. $l,750
George A Bayard and George Bissell to
Wi liam Bissell for und ] of seq and seq
swq sec 4 and seq sec 8 and neg and
nwq seq and neg nwq and lots l and 2
sec 9 and lot sec 10 and lot ! sec l6 T
1875 K % ", and lot blk 'E'' and lot 9
blk ''F'' in city Of St. Cloud. $4,000.
Robt. Blakey and wife to Mary Blakey for
WI nwq sec "a 7 1913 R So ". 5000
Week ending Aag. 5th, 1871.
Samuel H. Ward and wife to Mary E. Ga
ger, for lot IL blk 4 in Town of Sank
Centre. $500
VIM. Van Valkenburgh and wife to Alex
ander Moore for VI neg sec. 81 T. 1875
R.. 34w $500
Alexander Moore and wife to Elizahe'h ).
Van Valkenburgh for out-lot IL in Sank
Centre. $500
John II. Mayall to Eliza Ann Batter for nj
seq sec. 80, T. 1872. R. % ". 500
Alexander Moore and wife to Oscar +. Car
ver for lots and 6 blk 7 IN Town Of
Sank Centre. 5000
Jared Emmerson aud wife to James D Carr
for seq sec. 10 T. 1875, R. IS W. $l75
IEeuIleS W. JVucS 0uu "lIo " OysJu E :.
Carr for swq SEQ sec. IA and nj neg and
net nwq sec. % T. 1926 K. "a ". $1,000
Lewis N. Thomson and wife to Byron F.
Carr for 81 neg and nj seq sec. IS T.
1926 r. 81. SIS ~
| Otis R. Heath and Alfred G.. Jacques for
neg ueq sec. II T. 126 r. "a. SITS
VIM. H. Grant ana wife to Alexander
Moore for 81 swq sec. 4 and seq seq sec
Oh ID o IN
Madeline Langie to Alexander Moore for
81 nwq sec. % T. 126 R. 81 ". $3.50
| QUIT-CLAIM DEED.
Jacob Simonitsch ct. al to Marcus Maurin
for lots in Town Of Richmond. 500
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MEEKER COUNTY.
Harvest Qutetude-Political- Crops
Court.

L1TcHT1ELD, MINI, Aug. 9Th, 1871.
EDITOR JouRsAL.-.Everyb body and all
his relations are in the harvest field, and
Litchfeld is taking q sleep. hope not
Rip Van Wrinkle slumber though. Even
the dogs refuse to bay at the NOON.
Pol ticians keep up terrible thinking,
and some tile action. Candidates are
numerous-as usual. Aspirants for legis-
lative honors are on the qui viue. We ore
entitled to one Senator and one Representa-
tive from Meeker county. Among tho Re-
publican candidates are Henry Hill. Jesse
V. B.anham. Chas. B. Howell, VIM. H.
Greenleaf and Lloyd Pendergast.
The crops will turn out very we'll after
oil the drawbacks. Wheat is not quite an
average crop, but corn and potatoes are
very good. Oats, ditto.
Our September term of the District
Court will be without many criminal cases.
Those prisoners who haven't been caught
will not, of course, be tried; and those
who have been caught and have proved
themselves go innocent (?) as to be releas-
ed, are in no danger.
Hastily yours,
vOYAGEUR.
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IL Left.
Fort RIPLEY, Aug. 7, 1871.
EDITOR JOURNAL. here at half
past ten on Tuesday, after . hot, dusty
ride. Being able to sa tisfy the guard that
l was not "carpet- Dagger" 0hough
having one Of the articles in each handy,
I was allowed to pass to headquarters, and
soon turned in for the night.
A heavy thunder storm, accompanied by
hail, set in early on Wednesday morning
and there were several showers during the
day. I spent the time in looking about the
garrison, Witnessing inspection, guard
mount, drill, and other duties in the routine
Of camp life. The Post Surgeon informed
me this morning that the rain gu az at tn
hospital registered fall of 8. 20 inches las,
night, heing the heaviest fall on record at
this post for twenty years.
On Thursday morning, party was taken
by Col. Mason in his carriage to Crow
Wing, seven miles above the Fort. 1t was
a very pleasant drive. The town was very
quiet, and We we're informed that most OF
tie business men were in St. Paul under
arrest for selling whiskey to Indians. Re-
turning to the Fort in the evening, we wit
messed three prize races bag race,
wheelbarrow race and foot race, all of
which were highly amusing.
On Friday our party took trip to
Brainerd. where the N. P. r. r. crosses
the Mississippi River-d.stauce, seventeen
miles. Tie road from Ripley to Brainerd is
through an uneven, worthless county,
the first seven miles being prairie, and the
balance series of sand-hills covered with
thick growth Of jack pine. You enter
the town by broad avenue, which ex.
tends as far as you can see, and the
first intimAtion you have that you are in
the city is sign on q tree-''BaoADwAY."
A little further on you begin to see the white
roofs Of the half-log, half-canvass build
lngs scattered here and there among the
pines. Crossing the track, on which stand
number Of cars loaded with ties and rails.
marked IN. P. R. r. We drove to the
Headquarters House, where the officers
and engineers Of the road are provided
with board and lodging by MIR. Winnie, by
whom We were entertained while there.
met my old friend, Mr.. J. H. Stone, who
has charge Of the outfit tor the expedition
to Dakota Territory, which is 10 start from
Brainerd some time next week. The prep
arations are complete. The rest of the party
took a ride to the end of the road, (Crow
Wing river) distance of thirty miles,
by invitation Of Mr.. Lindsey, Chief Engi-
nesr, but Mr.. 8. and fingered little to
long at dinner and were LEFT. The railroad
bridge is 6ne structure, being over 400
feet long, resting on four piers. The Steam
er Pokegoma Is tied up here for want Of
business.
In the evening we again returned to the
Fort. K.
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VARIETIES.

-Napoleou's army is said to have re-
sembled his moustache, because it was
waxed at both ends.
Many Mormon women have lately
deserted their husbands and the co4u-
try with other men.
OF $500 pupils ia the New York
public schools who have been vacclnat-
ed, not enc, it is said, has taken the
small pox.
1t was Belmont, the banker, who
set the coke 'mbish fashion cf gentle
men wearing ROSTERS feathers in their
hats at the seaside.
Goethe says that the destiny of
any nation at any given time de-
ponds on the opinions Of its young men
under the age Of FIVE and twenty.
"A Virginian who rut his faith in
a fortune teller chopped up a valuable
calf to find ring supposed to have
been swallowed by the animal. The
family have since lived on veal at a
cost Of a $3.50 a pound.
The intense cordially of Russia
and Prussia is demonstrated by the cir.
cumstance that the former is erecting
two powerful fortresses on her north
western frontier-near the Prussiao
boundary.
Late London letters give quite
positive assurance that the Marquis Of
Lorno and Princess Louise will visit
this country before winter. 1t is said
Mr.. DisreaIi will accompany the demi.
royal party.
| By the successful issue of a law.
suit the Marquis of Butte adds $780,.
600 year to his comfortable income
Of 100000, aud now stands next in
the ranks of wealthy Englishmen to
the Marquis Of Westminster.
The followers of DR.. Dolinger, in
Bavaria, call themselve "Old Catho.
lics,' meaning thereby that they
hold fast by all the doctrines and &c.
cleslastical usages which arc sanctioned
by the Scriptures and Catholic tradi-
ton, and reject all doctrines and usages
Of recent invention.
The SANDER that ''corporations
have no sou" can't he applied to the
New Jersey Central. Railroad Company,
which has. just retired Capt. Fred 2.
Hill, its oldest conductor, on life pen
sion of 81 900 per year. Mr.. Hill was
stage driver before railroads we're
built. ..,. .
Cape May has five newspapers tor
the entertainment Of the fashionable
world. Forty or fifty hotels and two
hundred and fifty cottages shelter the
crowd, an five churches are ; open t.
give the ladies' opportunities to CT critic;se
each others Sunday costumes. There
are hop, every evening except Sunday
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Senator Window was in the city
lest evening, but left by the morning
train for Wioona He expec's Vice
Pr 'sident CoIfax to reach his residence
on Saturday, and if Mr.. Colfax is not
too much fa'igued they will come up on
the Saturday evening train add leave
Monday morning via ST.. Cloud, to OYER
take the party Of Northern Pacific d.
rectcrs, which started to-day, via Du-
luth. If Mr.. .Cvlfax should prefer the
rest, they will delay their start from
Wiuooa until Monday.-Saint Paul
Dispatch Of yesterday.
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IA Geo. p. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are tho sole agents
for The JOURNAL, in that city. and are au-
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
meats for US ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
Q 70 their favors with either Of the above
b uses.
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In Paris crluolne is still worn,
but very small suits are worn, but more
plainly trimmed. Round hats ale
worn, but not tlattened so completely on
the nose: Chignons are worn, hut not
so voluminous and we no longer see
at all either chignons composed Of Goat
ing curls, OF short frizzes on the fore
head, or long. ringlets. AT: most, a
single curl, of moderate length IS per
mitted behind the car; and young
ladies, both married and single, are
seen already with their hair dressed
in short, fiat bandeaux.
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address The undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Apply to P.L. GREGORY.
Railroad Land Office, Ct. Cloud
o-tf Box 2215, New York.
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FIRST NV. 81. PAUL l. PACIFIC r. 3.
Summer Time Fable!

sumner Time 9'ab1e!
SAINT CLOUD 7RAlNS.
r..ve 81. Cloud IT'S A. u. and 2:l5 Pm.
Arrive do 1870 P. n. and 7:2O Pm.
81. PAUL TRAINS.
Leave st, Paul $50 A. y. and $50 P. y.
Arrive do 12x. and P. n.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 7:50A. H., and G50 P. 4.
Arrive do 1885,
Passengers takingthe morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis change cars at st. Anthony
Junction and arrive at Minneapolis at 1l.S5 4. H.
The 2l5 ?. II. train from st. Cloud, does not maxi
Connection at 81, Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis but passengers take omnibus fol-
Minneapolis on arrival OF train.
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"A correspondent, writing Of the
"habits" Of different authors and writer's,
says:
John Hay will have to get into an
other habit. His "Little Brooches"
are about worn out. ~. ..r<...f.F !
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.-McKenzie's crops of engineers crossed
the Long Prairie river on Saturday, last.
the crossing as surveyed is on land of
George Ward, eleven niles northeast of
Alexandria. If the railroad is butt on
this survey, the crossing Of the river viii
probably be the best point to reach from
this town. Another survey is being made
east of McKenzie's line, and another is to
be made through this place to Fergus Falls.
SO say those who pretend to Anow.-A1ez-
andr,a Post.
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'----77------s----s------- -77---
THE MARK Ell 9

= s. $ ST.. CLouD, Aug. 10, 1871:
!; Wheat Still .deelinipg% ezra No. 1,
o5c; No. 8vc; No. 2, 75c.
Oaa--3c.
Corn-GOaG5c.:
Barley-vcry little demand may DO
quoted at 5Oa55c.
= Rye, $50. = s..,
- Bran is worth $l5 per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at So: 81:
e Beans, $3.50 to $500, according to
quality. ,'.-
Potatoes,- buying at 5oa60c.*
Cheese--Minnesota, Zoe; New York, Csc.
bu'tcr-l6al8c. J: very plenty.
Eggs--15c., and very few brought in.
Green apples-$5 per Dbl; GO cts. per
peck. -
Blueberries-.$275 per bu.
Wool, 40c. :;
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.5O for
full cord; green maple, oak, &C., S4As4 25;
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.
Wheat-$I O6 for Mol
Oats-3o3c for No. 2.
Coru-45c for No. 2.
Will d - -: :: NOR ~ o,,,.
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: WHEAT WANrED.-Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their adyan-
tage to all on: H. n. Mitchell, before sci
ling. Headquarters at H. c.. Burbank
Office on St.l3ermain street. :. =. ~
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Purchasers will take notice that, all
KINDS Of cloths, clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods will be sold At very close
figures At Prondzinsk,'s, to make room for
the new fall stock. ~:
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St. Cloud, Aug. 9th, 1871, .2u

st. Cloud has subscribed $1,000 to fit
up their agricultural fair grounds. That's
hueiness.-Rochester Record. .~'~,<
You are right:
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during rain storm on Monday after
noon, hailstones about tho size OF . pig
cons egg dropped straight down, steadily
and slowly, for tho space Of about ten
minutes. No small hail stones fell.
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AT E. G. Smith & Co.'s you can see
maidens blush. That's the name Of tho
Quincy apples they have to aell.l
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Lieut.. Sslter, Of LeSauk, informs Us
that dogs are playing havoc among the
sheep and calves in that town. Every farm
Or has from four to dozen worthless
ours, kept at the expense Of young stock.
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-Oh, how I've suffered with my head /!
All on account Of using the poisonous hair
preparations. l now use Natures Hair Res
torative, and it has removed the poison
aud restored my hair to its former vigor.
See advertisement.
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FoR GERMANS ONLY.-THE "WE1r
Bo1E," the best and cheapest German
weekly paper published. Read every week
by sixty thousand German rea iers. All
the latest news from Europe and the United
States. Terms So 0" q year in advance.
Sample copies gratis. address,
LEIsENRING, TREXLER & CO.,
u4'3w Allentown, Pa.
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-cofees, tess, sugars, aud all kinds Of
choice family groceries, cheap. 1t Limper-
ich's.
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Omcial Paper Of the City.

~ The Circulation Of The journal
. DOUBLE that OF any other paper
p.h1a.h sai, Northern Minnesota. Let
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CHOICE WINES. &C. Schulten & Co. have
just received large invoice of pure wines,
including the following brands, to which
they would call the attention of buyers:
California Angelica,
Port,
Sherry,
I" Hoe,
" Claret,
" Muskatel,
" Montebcllo,
Sparkling Angelica,
Cartblanche Champagne,
Missouri Catawba,
6 Concord,
Rhenish Wines.
Spanish Sherry,
Burgundy Port,
Spanish Malaga,
Currant and Blackberry Wines.
A fine lot of imported Ales and Porters.
This stock cannot be excelled in the
State, and those who want what is pure
and choice in the line Of wines should COLL
on Messrs. Schulten & Co.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10

-Morse's is tho place to buy fresh vege-
tables, and canned and dried fruits Of the
different verieties. - ..ia- E5s-'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10
Pure Kentucky WHISTLES, at
ALLEN & RUSSELL

For SALE.-Three first. class four-pocket
billiard tables, SKILL feet, in good order
and ell complete. Will be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire Of - ~ -, = - =. -. y
- es:* : ~: ROBBERS & lab.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10

1t is fact that 2. H. Morse is selling
first class groceries as cheap as any house
in the city. - -