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s1AsaD
Thssrsport Of the Oonmissioa. which
il very full, speaks Ia ths hiehest tlru
Of the sland it soil, rssouross, al
mate, e. Isissa oouplsts yisdioation
q President Grant flou he iuaiaua-
tons and charges vhieh have besa
made against him, Of which Senator
Summers speech vAs the general sum.
ming up. His message, accompany
Ing the report, stated clearly the pur-
pose which had moved tho Ad-
.ninistzaaioa II this nattsr; II tone,
thoagh mild, showed The Urn bshsf Of
the Executive il The rsetltuds gosf his
conduct, and We roget that - ssaaot
give the doeuzasat in full. The fellow.
ing suggestion win eenmead itssH 70
al: . 2s:'tt = -4ga EE'ss@f*s s>os< sssstg1
'.1a view Of ths di6srsas, Of epi.iea up.
On this subject, Isaessse hat 10 aeeioa
b taken during IL lesee1t session, b.
you'd The printing a1d gsassl dist1ihs.
ttou OF the ropert. Before the Ae1t 80.
sion Of Congrsss, tie people Vim hAve eo0-
sidsrsd the subject and formed a intelli-
gent opinion Conserving Il, . vAisA opin.
ion, deliberately made Up, 4 win b H.
duty Of every department Of he 0ovoea.
ment 70 give head, md no enc viii more
ohserf6lly conform TO e than nyoolC."
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Hrs Excellenoy G overnor Austin
wsEt to Rice Lake on last Thursday
dnsk hunting. Soon after the arrival
efths party, the Executive garments
were discovered dangling, iu a damp
md dihpidated condition, from the
branches Of sundry trees; while near
81, casing upon hole in the treaeh-
4srous ios, stood the virtuous but SILVER
ing Horace, begging, with chatteriue
teeth, that somebody would please
shake him for q little while over . the
place where, in bis Owatonns speech, he
Z had warmed the railroad companies of
tLis State. g . :.,n|4j.;, jz5a4,, e., IT (
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THE Ku.KLUx NIL.

On Thursday last tho House passed
the Ku-Klux bin by sts,et party vote
the Dement'S voting against it, of
course. Il provides that oombinatioss
for the purpose Of depsivieg any elss
Of persous Of tho equal protection Of
the laws ars punishable in, he U. s..
Courts BY fac md imprisonment j; en-
powers the Presideat 70 uss The nation
n forces to secure this peotsctioo, IN
case the State authorities 40 unable to
do 90; and he my, Altar proclamation,
luspsnd the writ Of habeas eospus until
tho Let Of juno, 1872, Whenever and
wherever he dnds nunsrous ulhvful
combinations; and Judges q .. 8.
Cqafts may require ~ oath from j.
ror that no never belonged te he Ku.
Klux. The ssnsts win 81 pronptly
on tho bin, and 70 hop, Ps,siidsat
Grant will rig,dly enforce il. >.~t....
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The Chat6eld Democrat jubilates
e little pramaturcly) overthe Connecti-
cut election, and vociferously yells that
there il democratic thunder oil round!'
Yes; Democratic thunder, but Repub-
loan lightning. Connecticut has elect
ed : full set Of Republican State off.
osrs, except the Governor, and he will
be chosen by a:Republican Legislature.
Rhode 1sland has gone Republican. =
The Republicans of Wisconsin elect
their Judge Of tue Supreme Court by
: majority Of 10000. Republican
Congressmen are elected from Miohi.
gan. TO-, TO-, &c. It looks very much
. though the Democracy were having
{ laundering hard time OF it this spring.
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-Coegrsss has in il dsdeispey bill
IN appropriation If IS, 200 for The CON-
peosation Of The els,ks in The dice at
the Susvsyoe 0esssal Of Miasssota,
euploysd rpoa he work consequent
u2oa Tie special appropeiasion for the
survey II The public lands within tts
hnias ct the grant. 10 the Northern Ps.
els ssilsead, BY The oct Of July Is,
1870, fas u, asesl ysar, sadiog june
20, 1871. = Isis*a .91tzsa*@ 5|5a5;ijiz s, In
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IHuEsOTA NEWS.

. AI1HEsOTA NEWS. /:
Iowa coal is used At Rochester.
and costs $500 per ton.
WIN. Argus, Of Dodge County,
has been fined 1925 for selling diseased
pork.
Major Mclean, of Ramsey county,
who has lived 10 Minnesota since
1849, died on Tuesday.
Michael Bra' y, Of Fsribault, says
tho Republican, had bis leg broken by
. barrel Of salt rolling on it.
The new State Prison building at
Saltwater will be erected by Seymour,
Sabln l. 20, for $4,000.
-Winona took . view Of herself
under gas light for the first tins, on
Monday evening Of last week.
The editor of the St. Charles Her.
aid was presented last week with a
bouquet Of wild flowers.
The M.nkato Union says that
Berthe, d,ughter Of Dr.. Lewis, fell and
broke her arm above the wrist. ...,
Tho Saltwater Gazette says Corn
ing Bros, Of st. Paul, are to start 4
foundry aud machine shop at that
place.
Sheriff Hicks fees on tho recent
execution sale of the St. Anthony Va.
ter Power property amounted to the
snug sum OF $2,112.50.
The Rochester Post reports the sale
Of nine head Of cattle by g. Baihly,
weighing in al 1900 pounds-an
average Of ], 1888 pounds each.
-.-J. P. Crippiu, Of St. Charles, has
commenced putting 10 his crops. He
has thirteen teams at work, and will
SOW 720 acres of wheat.
The Rochester Post relates how
Ned Baker, boy of fifteen, freed and
killed With club . lynx measuring
forty inches. Pluoky lad, that. g.
"A couple Of farmers in Olmstead
county have commenced breeding
mink: They exp to raise T. large
number during the next year.G
DR.. Geo. II. K,e.h has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Minneapolis, vice
Col. Cyrus Aldrioh. Considerable
feeling basbeen caused BY the change.
Governor Austin has pardoned
g. b. " bitman, sentenced two years
ago to eight years imprisonment for the
murder Of IN old man named Albeit
| mar
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RAILROAD UA1.rBM, Il

-
i The Wells Ala. ~ work has bsss
discontinued on The ChaeasM b,nsh n
the 8. MR.. R., because q. lie inpessi.
bility Of rsinsg money 70 build Il I'M
10 one. Of the tint results Of Co... Aus.
tins veto Of the Land Division Blu.
Tho Winnsbago City Rsas asaoun-
ees that traek-hying On The Maskato
branch Of the sams road u 70 b CON.
mencod At once, and tho carr yin prob
ably be running BY the 6,st Of July.
The St. Paul R+ess s.ys work M
resumed on Monday on the St. Psul
and Sioux City road. The tsaek will
be laid during the present season fifty
miles beyond St. James lin Watoax,n
county.)
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WHITE BEECH.

Ten Million Seedlings, at 500 for one
hundred thousand. A very hardy, rapid
grower valuable for timber and pro-
lection, fuel and nuts. Ito dense, vide
spreading foliage, distributed by bewitch-
ing spray, gives it an enchanting beauty
hard TO excel.
Multitudes Of Forest 7Lees, and Evergrse.s
without number, Is Varieties. ~ Our
prices sre less than ONE HALF the ordinary
Nurse,y rates. Large descriptive Catalogue,
containing much valuable information,
mailed for 10 cents. Address,
PINNEY ALAWRENCE, I
n2s-4m Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wis.
3 G$t&zsa2:g tE9& ts,:tE <&t>ttss-F NJ -,sE;;4,v
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s. Gov. Autid .aeasd appropriation
,bilk giving . IL 1n1eass Asylum Il
8. Petsf 11os, 900 iot 9 building pur-
Pc "a eas1snt expenses, and It the
- tins vssoed ! bin spplopsiating
E11o,0Oo % srsot ! suitable 7 building
tor ~ pro ,l1lil,, stats Normal School
e g. Ciosd. Natarally, our s.. Uload
ftieads do NOT ike this treatment. In
sxtssnatioo Of the Governors course,
Il i aid that he has : prejudice
agaisst schools. They teach ths ris-
isg geasPatioa q smile !. his orthoe-
Enphy.-lds1aso Uasos.
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North 4 r b Star Iron Works,
. .:ssy- !. HARRISON. eoRTou { CO.. -,

Msufaoturers of Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mill Machinery, FIGURING
MILF, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Stills. Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,
20. t. - - > - ~ .,'~''
p All kind ofrepairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best manner. 60 =
The Flouring and Grist Mill department
will be under the superintendent Of Mr..
O.. A. PRAY.. =. And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge Of Mr.. ELIAS Co1uEI,
which viii enable tho proprietors to fur
nish all the latest improved Mill Machinery
and gusrsntee entire satfs1action. - r
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills. .'''sz&
Minneapolis, Nov.:.2 1870. v1ln2o
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a LARGE public meeting was held at
Wlnoua on Monday, At which the
Bond bill WAS discussed pro and CON-
A vots was taken At the conclusion, and
g large majority vas found e be opposed
to the bill. e. a..5
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THE PARIS A, REVoL UTI0N.
The city Bo,,,bar i
HEAVY FIoHTINol
Prussians will not Interfere
& a.. g. 80 49, II tx H.
No Prospect Of an Early
Settlement. n. nr
THE PARIS REVOLUTION,
Prussians will not Interfere

VERSAILLES, April 9.-Favre has
gone to tho P5ussiau headquarters.
A partial breach has been made in
tho torti6cation Of Paris. T. >. 49,. ~ ~ -.
seige guns are coming in. The
government is resolved to enter PARIS
BY storm At any cost, rather than bonn
bard the citv. Valerien fires are m.in-
y to clear the ramparts and prevent
artillery from being used to repel an
attack. :, - s>,., 90. :. = 49, ..-
An incessant FIRE is kept mp from
Forts 1ssy, Vanvres aud Montrouge.
The damage done is slight. 49,.
The depusation of Paris merchants
to Theirs has returned without result
Cancellation is believed to be mpossi-
bio.
VERSAILLES, April 10.-It has been
reported that the Prussiahs threaten H.
tervention in tho affairs Of Paris if dis
turbaaces sre not ended BY the 18th,
inst, but there is the best authority for
prouounoing the statement untrue.
LONDON, April 10.-A Paris special
to the Nesos says the shells are crushing
close to tho American legation.
The Church Of Metre Dame has been
sacked. Rochefort vainly ende.vored
to ave it from p.llaye. Nearly all Of
the vsluables were riundered.
PARIS, April 1.-THE breach at
Porte M.illot il practicable, aud an as
'sault upon it is expected tomorrow.
They have more than hundred thou.
sand desperate men in their command,
and the work Of carrying barbados
will b fearfully bloody. 81. - ,.
The Commune has made IN indirect
demand that foreign ambassadors shall
arrange the quarrel with the versatile.
government, but they decline to ac
cepe tho responsibility.
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HOT has been progressing among
a coal miners Of Scranton, Pa, du-
s1las tie past week. I The military have
! bssa called out, and the disturbances $
II III oppressed, 81. !. 81. 81
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4Tsi
Is ths eosseJ Nth which he bu'ldine
% Chi, Ers@s thosoagnf,rs i being
pushed Forward Il = addsd gu.rn aty
q - early oompls,ion and its wise
management. We learn from the
financial agents Of the road, Msssrs.
Jay Cooke 4 Co., that, At tho present
data, The grading = nearly dnished for
266 miles from Lake Superior, through
Central Ainnsso.s, 70 the eastern Dor.
der Of Dakota j; trains are running over
$50 mules Of eonplstsd tsaek ; the Mis-
s,aippl river j. bridgsd At :B.ainerd
nd ones more Joined to the Lakes By
'ail, and tsaak-hying . rapidly pro-
grsssang westward. By September
ssxt, trains win run to the Red River,
asd he srading win probably b far
advanced toward The great Bend Of tho
MuDoud RIVER in Central Dakota. III
u In tho meantime, work hes been
commenced this season on the Pacific
eoast; = large force Of men is already
in the valley Of the Columbia
river, IN Washington Territory, and
hereafter the work of construction will
be pushed both eastward and westward
howard the center With such rapidity a.
The best. interest of the road may
justify. .:..
Including it, purchase Of the St.
Paul and Pacific Road, the North
srn Pacific Railroad Company has Alb
miles Of md now in operation. and
before the close Of the present season
he length Of finished track will be at
'sast $50 miles, The new highway to
The Poetic il being constructed At tho
lowest cost compatible with .A,st-class
Rork. ..~ =; .: ,e.u., ,,m
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:: DuLUTH elssted B. Markell Mayor !;
Saltwater, VIM. MoKusick; Red Wing,
Il. 81. Alley; and shakopee, ono Of
the strongest Deroctatic towns in the
State, Major strait-all stauuoh Re-
pubheans. 1hst promised "Demoerat-
10 revolution" seems to be- crawling
backwards. 49,.
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:. Col. THOMAS A. Soorr, who w,s
lately sleeted President Of tho Uoiou
Poetic Isilvay company, aud Who is
6lst Vioe Pre1idsot Of tho Great Psan.
sylvsais railroad company il. reelected
President Il the Pittsbung, Cincinnati
I st. Louis I Panhandle) railroad.
The names Of these losds BY no means
iadiea>ss The full extent of Colonel
Scots railvsy connections and labors
which extend ehroughout Pennsylvania
down into Virgins, and oil the Wy 10
Nav Orleans. IF tho Pennsylvania
company pe1feet the pending. negotia.
tioas IN sstsssaes 10 the New jersey
rods, Colossl SCOTS. responsibilities
win b stin further iaereosed. But,
withoet chs edition, hs has more
nilsosd o. tho b.ain than any Other
mae s1ths United States, aod carries
it 81 With ths greatest ease, managing
biz manifold duties without oouiusic1
md With mastsrly abilty.-P8iladel.
pkia Dsy.
We would remark, in connection
with The above, that passengers for St
1osi, Cincinnati, aud most parts d
Indiana will consult their own interest.
BY purchasing tickets sia the Pitts
burg, Cinoinoati snd St. Louis railroad
II 10 provided With comfortable cars
10 carefully managed and makes good
time. Capt I. 8 Hoasdon, At Chicago
il the General Western Passenger
AGENT. ... 49,.
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Nasby Intended e call his baby
AAsa Dickinson. Nature intervsned
q protect ths helpless innocent, ho.-
sver. L uaan't she night sott q /. !
baly e tks
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The labors Of the High Commission
- shout finished. The fishery ques-
ton i settled; . basis Of agreement
] e ths Alabama claims has been se-
seured sand the San Juan boundary case
thsEonly remaining matter for dis
cuasion. ~. s..s Ire.
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.,1nnEsorA-Tran noRrHvvEsr.

~ - =. F9:,7, r0'7N al
From As Nsv Pork zs;5sss, Ami 4. -.
An important sot wss passed a The
last session Of Congress. Its object
was to bring the Noethsr. Pacific
Railnoad int harmonious connection
with the railroad system Of Minnesota,
and of al tho Ueitsd States. >.
Il extends the line Of the 81. Paul
and Pacific Railroad, Fiss Division
(Which il now in opsratios from 81.
Paul to Sank R.pids, . distance 1t
Is mileO to jsnetios with the North
ern Paeidc ata point where this rad
crosses the Misi~ippi river sixty miles
north Of Sank Rapids. II s"- ~s
It provides for tho construction Of
road from St. Cloud. on the Flint Divis-
ion line through the rich and popu.
lous valley Of the Sank River, to.a juno.
ton with the Northern Pacific near
Otter Tail Lake, in Western, Mianeso.
Il, . distance Of 1876 miles; thence in
= direct line down the h.oss valley Of
the Red River 70 tho British boundary
line. distant from Otter Tail 1877 miles.
cOrders have bsea given . locate aud
commence the construction Of both
these lines. Il u expected that they
will be completed within tvs yse.s.
The St. Paul and Pasiae Road, Firss
Division, i charged With tie eoo.
stsuctioa Of . line from St. Paul 70 tha
western boundary Of 1inassota, o. ths
Red River, 2l8 miles leae. Oss hun.
died and thirty:6vs miles. of thi Rad
ere nov In opsrstioa. The rensiadss
viii b finished in August sszt o. sasly
in September. The wsek % IL which
va suspended lsit hll, b. bssa sssua,-
ed, and Will b snsrgstie.lly pusAsa. u
completion. x..:.,-.
These enterprises ~ Of vast eohse.
qasnee, particularly The ,oss which
shall give the Red. River ssttlensota
and the iazners Of tho Assinibeioe I'D
Saskatchewan, Valleys . ,saileoed :, oat'
les isto American naske1s. We sene
time inee, pubished TIE faet that tb,se
two s.. Paul and Pasi1e Rod, -hsl
been purchased .,bJ the Nosshsss Pa.
eiao. Tho proposed extsssiea o. sa>
Of them Cths Fsse Divisioa) vsst.
~.rdlyi aeross Dakota T1,i.ssy 70 Il.
Missouri River, will make Il 70 tsssl
line, second in consequence only 70 th1
two great trans Continental Roads. q j
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Tnz Duluth CAL says "st, Cloud
has great advantages, and will become
4 great city, fanked BY great country"
The CaH is quite correct. St. Cloud
i already aauked BY great and rapid
y growing country, and the day that
will zee il : great city is not far distant.
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I On the night Of the third, J. O.
Diskiason, Deputy u. 8. Marshal, and
= leading Republican Of Jackson coos-
y, Florida, was murdered At Mariaon.
b. the Ku-Klux. Is it not time
that the most severe measures were
employed in putting down the bands
Of assassins that infest the South
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re.s Bsssed, 100 He'd, at.........,......$4 20.
poft otsven1on, 40 Asad, ~. =. ..... q IS.
Hest 9slty, go head. ss.................. 4 10
Fort Randall, 50 head, ae.........-...... 8 so.
Pert Rsnd.l, $50 heal; ss............... 4 10
Fort Ransom, 10 hsad, at............... 4 100
The bid for bed On the block 1t Fort
Totem ms awarded To-, A. ": Kelley,
st512} cents pr pound, and that q
sFoet Psabiaa 70 Amos Do Groak At
IL cents pr pound. 49, Es.st.ssEse.., st,,-
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Tn f'st shipment Of pat from St
Paul ~ made o.; Monday. Il ~
6ent 20 Baleiuoro. ...
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale . eeel
/ farm Of l60 aeres, on the north s1d Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the bslsaee prai-
rie IN / meadow, and the whole enclosed
with . good fence thirty serss being snder
cultivation. On the premises 10
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, gransry aud stereheuse two
good wells, and other improvsueats. This
farm 10 directly ON the main road from 81.
Cloud to Forest City, and will bs sold
cheap. Inquire At this Office, or Of
J. 8. DAN,
On the premises.
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The Richmond (V..) Viryintan
seys: "Soloa johnson, . Democratic
niger; Is booked to address the voters
Of Richmond, in behalf Of bis patty"
Hada's the Democracy Of Stearos
county better send for enc Of these col.
cred aids :" ..
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DULUTH had strike and q riot last
week. The Call says they are the le-
g;timate results Of the system of over
putting which has been carried on,
whereby the town has been filed With
idle hborers. The supply is greatly in
excess Of the demand. "
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The steamboat Diamond Joe, wss
the fnt through Lake Pspin this year,
md reached Sc. Paul op Monday fore.
nooa. r:4f -.*+. -. :, >1,s~--: il.
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-Ooloosl 0ilmaa be- made the fol.
loving awards % The bsef eoatraet to
B. 3. Ply, q Maatato, the rte being
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Tonic Of Health

DALsAM, tho best tor. the Lungs and
ID Throat. Consumption aud scrofulous
blood. Prescription Of the late DR.. Easton,
chair Of Malaria Medies, University Of
Glasgow, Scotland. Full 6os. bottle. 81 ;
Four Of, 800. ID ~s s.
~ Review circular Tonic Of HealtA. q
our stores. r
Sold and Guaranteed unsqualed By
s. MARLATT,
rlcKNoR, roLMAN &co., IF
Dealers Il Drugs ~ kdissss.
vl3-25 81. Cloud, MIN.
Is 5.sfst 49, 81 rSG 4Ssgss
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SPECIAL NOTTCF
'-. TO TIE
PUBLIC AND SUBSCRIBERS
NORTH WESTERN REAL ESTATE ASSOCT ATT0N.

Books Il: :s beg sss1 f.: :: s
io"Tn Inc FOR " '" Premiums vii" therefore, speedily be made
b:y % f.. DAY..
t @ ss
:s:': :so:: i P .S
% IT: @ % and h =:
ii: q: "a:
THE FINAL DRAWING
:ssa; s e.. % s
% nash Of
po, or the money refunded each .uu
-: s: %" zs.* % & : 5 &s1
READ THIS LIBERAL OFFER.
=; Fl q
- THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
% ss. a % 1 %
o. money to decided majority
town. Each share 10 entitled 70 Wv ~
w. s s ss H.; Ss
with the largest city o. 1 ~1~ 80 ~s~ s
gu: -: e ~: :
ana d ~o'd = used In The include the o. ok mil" 60
ssx and their fs,o
this od herstore ad
the O. sddr btir yourselves
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BLOOMINGTON (IlL) NURSERY.
FRAGRANT SAPQLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of cloths and Cloth
ing: removes Paint Grease Tar &C., instantly, with.
out the least injury to the finest fabric. Sold By 10
spectacle Druggists and Fancy Goods Dsslsrs.-
FRAGRANT SAPOIIENE Co. 8 Barclay seEsse
New York. - La Sale street. Chicago.
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< spLENDID RAILROAD PROJECE.
-FOUR ROADS AND A UNION DEPOT
AT ST. CLOUD.
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NOTICE TO THE HI PUBLIC!

VNdOAN0Sa .s5s, ..--..-.~
CUTTING And FILLING,
--r--.-, ,s..>ss. CELLAR DIGGING, TO-,
at Il ort notice and on reasonable terms.
We claim to DO able to give better satisfae-
ton than any other parties in town, and
stand ready 10 make this statement good.
w KEEP on HAND ALL KINDS OF
Il i M b
including shskopee and Port Byron; also
Plaster Paris, Cement and
P1astering Hair.
LINZ OFFICE At FRANK RENELEY's HOUSE
corner 81 Ricbmond avenue aAd 81. Augusta stxssl
- Order, may bs LEFT q ]. ,. Boyd's stores
HENLEY 8 DORR.
y 81. Cloud, March 18th. ls1i ~
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W SA~S s~S~r~A ~S'S~~S W WIZ SSosO3
and if taken for this purpose an equal
amount must DO supplied by an in,
creased rate Of taxation. This III not
very material, however, - when the
bonds or any portion comes to DO PAID,
it must be done by tax-only let the
workings of this section be thoroughly
understood. The question as to the
right of the Legislature, under the
CONSTRUCTING to olothe these Cpmmission,
ers with judicial powers, is doubtless we'll
taken, but it, involves q technieality
rather than principle Of actual jus.
ticeor injustice to either party. .rvc
y The people Of Minneso'. undivided
~ desire fair and honest settlement
Of these claims. They are willing to pay
what is justly DUE but they demand
to know how much this wall be before
they afix their seal to tho contract
A proposition SO blind. as this opens
tho door for too many possibilities to
render its adoption other than very M
safe. a3&tIs @1sGt>. yaG 1!asis ~ 84s5>.i