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Local KreyitieS.


A valuable horse belonging to Mr. William
ilammcrslcy, died suddenly last night. ;
4 beautiful; double rain bow spanncd fhe
eastern sky yesterday afternoon, after the ~rpn.
The steamer Ironsidcs will make her regular
weekly excursion to Pincy Point, tomorrow
evening !. 80 :: =; .
There was very high wind last night, for
some time, accompanied with lightning, thun-
der and rain
Attention is directed to the valuable lots on
Washington and Columbus streets, advertised
to he sold tomorrow. - ~.
The called meeting of the Cmmon Council,
to have been held tonight, has been postponed
until next Monday night. ..,.. i =!
An excursion party from Washington arrived
here this morning in the steamer Alice, and
went on an excursion to Carlin's Springs.
\ masquerade party will be given at Fairfax
Court House, tonight at which several young
ladies and gentlemen Of tn lis city will be pres
There is. a gas leak in one Of the unoccupied
cellars near the corner of King and Pitt streets
which renders that locality exceedingly disa-
greeahle. :. ~
No business was transacted at the meeting Of
the Friendship Fire Company last night A
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The Wealherin England.

LONDON, July l2-ll:3Oa. m:--Thc weather
throughout England to-day is fair and favorable
for The crops
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Lieut.. Grant.

LONDON, July l2.--Licut. Frederick D.
Grant sailed from Liverpool yesterday on his
return to America.
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ny" DUTCH ER's LIGHTNING FLY-kILLER
sweeps them of and clears the house speedily
Try it-Sod by dealer everywhere. ap29-c"2m
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A free conccrt--,hrce pieces OF music Will
he given ut Fritz Schneider Summer Uarlcn,
lIj klug street. tomorrow nlghL " 10
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EYt IESIO.S'S.

TIME COMMODIOUS IRON STEAMER
GEORGEANNA.
Fitted up with superior State Room and Berth
Accommodations, will make her regular weekly
excursion to
LEONARDTOWN AND PINEY POINT,
on ATURDAY, July Il, leaving wharf foot of
Prince street at 5p m; arriving ut Alexandria
nj I a. m on Monday.
These are the only Excursions from the city
giving our business men and their families IN
entire day at watering place without loss of
time from business.
Fare for round trip s. 80.
Apply to
HOOE 6 JOHNSTON, Agents,
ivl2-2t Foot of Prince street.
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While using DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills no restraint
of diet or occupation is necessary You may eat
or drink us usual. They are purely vegetable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-12

"IlpERIAL CESAR" &c.-Thc New York
World in its account Of the reception of the
news of the nomination in that city says:
"a four FOUNDER cannon, belonging to the
Tammany Association, under the supcrinten
dcuce of Mr.. Frank Clarke, was hurriedly
wheeled into position in the park fronting the
City Hall, and POO guns fired. This gun is a
trophy taken in Alexandria, Virginia, during
the late war, and presented to this Association.
1t was the leading feature Of attraction, aud
around it were collected some of the leading
men of the society, and citizens, and many of
the officials of the Post. Office and Custom
house.
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Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye leaves ridiculous tints.
iy S-rOlW
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HUCTED.N Stiles.
FOR SA LIZ

FOR SALE
Hill VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN A L.
ANDRIA-I offer ut private sale the prem
Uses No. IL south Fairfax street, between King
and Prince, now occupied by me rs 4 residence
and place of business
If not previously disposed Of at private SALE
will offer the said property by public auction, in
front of the premises, on TIL URSDAY, the 18th
jy lois PHILIP PARK.
by Green e. Wise.
Real Estate Agents and Auct:oneers
T1RlfSTEES' SA LF-By virtue of the pro-
l. visions of a deed Of trust executed by Will
liam Bushby and wife, dated on the 3lst day of
December, 1870, of record in the Clerks office
of the Corporation Court of the city of Alexan-
dra, deed book No. !, page 203 the uEdersign-
ed, rs Trustees in said deed named, will expose
to sale, al public auction in front of the Man
sion House. in the city of Alex tndria, Va, on
SATU kDAI, the 9TH day of July, 1872, ut II
o'clock m. all that TEN EN- ENT and LOT ca
OF GROUND in the said deed described E$i
situated on the west side of Peyton St, between
the Stone Bridge and King street, in the said
city Of Alexandria, in front on Pcyton street 80
feet and in de tn 100 lcet
Terms Oi SALE cash. Stamps and conveyance
ing al the cost of The purchaser.
GEORGE H. MARKELL,
JOSEPH BRODERS,
WESLEY MAkELEY,
jc elects Trustees.
R.s"The above sale is postponed until SAT-
UkDAY, the Sd day Of August next. at the
same hour and place. Jy Scots
VJIRGINIA LANDS
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NOR SALE--To arrive per schrs liaylah and
Il L. A. Hughiett two cargoes Of ECU ana
STOVE COAL Orders left ut the office OF the
Alexandria Insurance Co., No. 81 King street
Drug Sire, corner Royal and King streets, will
be promptly attended TO ,,p1J,ppEv
jy 3tf IiO2: j. VI |. u. : = : =
JENNINGS EAU DENTkl lCE-Unc-
y nualled for cleansing, bcautfying and pre-,
s,rying the teeth and gums just received and
for sale BY ,,-,pc1u1n su,11
jy ii WANT ihi'o I" Il LILY
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SPECAL sEOTfCES.

GG~S SUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMER.-Itis Of great
Importance that the system should be in vigor-
Gus condition when the hot weather commences.
The effects of high temperature upon an enfee-
blcd frame are always more or less disastrous.
The loss of substance and the declcnsion OF ner
vous power, occasioned by excessive heat, can
only be compensated by the active, heulthtul
and regular exercise of all the bodily functions
by which the Waste of nature is rcp!enlshed and
the vital energies renewed The great utility of
Host tiers Stomach Bitters rs n means of tom
ing, invi goratins and regulating the organs of
the body, Is universally acknowledged. As
tonic il stimulates the ilngging appetite and ac
CELEBRATES Digestion as II corrective II ncuLraIlzcs
acldity Of tie stomach and relieves tluLlllrncy;
rs MI Alternative and mild apcrcnt it regulates
the liver and the bowels; as an an"dyne it pro-
notes tranquil sleep; as II wholesome stinulanL
it imparts tirmncss and elasticity to the relaxed
and trembling nerves, and rs n blood dcpurcui
it purities the vital strecm. The vIluc of such II
specific to the weak and deblltated Is beyond all
estimate To invAids wilted down hy the sui
try heat Of midsummer, 1t Is as refreshing and
vlalizng rs the cool chit dew TO the sun
scorchcd flowers. Composed OF vegetable eie-
mcnts only. with basis of pure ditl,Isire stinlu-
liant, it is safe and paatabe rs wei Ms medicinal,
in fever and a.:ur districts, and wherever tho
natural conditions are condur We to epidemic
disease il is considered the best safeguard against
malariolIs infection, and the sperdiest remedy
for intermittent and remittcnt tcyers JyS
&S" DR.. TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS
DErIGIT.-This valuable preparation combines
all the medicinal virtues which long experience
has proven to pussrss The most safe and efficient
Alternative and dcob=truent properties for the
cur" of ScroGula Kings Evil, Write Swcllings
Ulcers Caucerous and Indolcnt Tuners, Mcr-
ruriaE and SyphiIiLic Affections, Enlargen' mt
and liberation OF the Bones, Glands or Of the
Womb, Spleen and Kidneys; all the various
Diseases Of the Skin, sllch rs letter, Ringworms,
Boils, Pimplcs Sore Eyes, &c; Nervous Alice
tois, Dr"psy, and all diseases originating from
Il dcpraved state of the blood. Also many alice
tuns peculiar to females, as Suppression Irr"g-
ularity, Lrucnrrhuu or Whites, 6tcrility, Ovarian
and Uterine Drupsy, Sc. 1t is purely vegetable.
Ilcin TIfI'. irnr pillS rni nj
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YNILLlAM H. BECK,
ATTORN L AT-LAW w,


ENERAL CLAIM AGENT,
o. King street. Alexandria, Va.
Collects vouchers received from Quurtcrnas-
tiers during the war; procurcs Pensions, Boun-
Lies. Patents and Land Warrants prosecutcs
Claims of loyal citizens and infants for property
taken during the war and for rent Claims ios
Mail Service in 1861; Claims of owners of Con.
Gscatcd Property and Claims of owners OF prop
erty sold for direct taxes, for restitution; also
Claims of purchasers of such property where II
has been recovered, and Claims generally against
the United States.
Special attention will be given to the prosccu-
ton OF Bankrupt business under the recent
amendment of the Bankrupt nc, which allows
the Bankrupt To retain about SOW worth OF
property.
,nnlication. je l5-d&tw2m
TURNIp SEEDS!
We have lust received our usua! large stock Of
LANDRETUS URNlP SEED,
of all the usual varieties. Also =
CUCUMBER,
kALE SEEDS.
" ''''' f. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
NEW GOODS. ...s
BLACK CANVAS, OR IRON BEEEGE.
Opened this day another supply, very cheap;
Also Blue Green, White and \ elbow Striped
Grenadinc, with many other desirable goods at
reduced prices. ~
jy8 kObI. y. NOOD.
TSTRAY COW-Cane 10 the subscriber, on
T. Sunday, June 3Oth, a DARK RED COW.
The owner is required to come forward, prove
P'op y Miss E. D. FROBEL,
jy l03t Wilton" Fairfax county, VA
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RAlN.-Thc drought was broken yesterday,
by fine shower between five and six clock in
the afternoon. and several heavy showers dur
ing last night and to day. This was much
wanted, and, We hope, will Ito great deal of
good to the growing crops and to the vegetable
gardens, and the pastures.
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MAYORS OFFICE. Robert McCuin. on com
plaiut of Edward Patterson, for diSordcrly con
duct, was fined and discharged.
NGIrr REPORT Night cloudy and rainy,
with lightning, thunder and high wind from -
10 ) . clock. There were no disturbances, no
arrests nor any prisoners at the station house.
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DLEASANT FAMILY EXCURSIONS.

x-s The fine, iron sid.-whee steamer
isu:s.asA!sE-lS ALICE
has been rcpaintcd and fixed up for EACu h
SION PARTIES. Parties wishing to charter
the boat will 40 we'll by applying to E. d.
LAMBERT, Is Union. wharf, or to Captain
Jos ID DA Els; on board. le 33m
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LOCAL NEWS.

CORPORATION COURT To DAY Judge L"'ce
rresidiag.-Ball administrator, &c, VS.. JOS Is.
Stewart; in case; plea nil dcbct stricken out
Price ct ais. VS.. NJ. Bossart; in case; con'lhu-
ed for defendant.
Reisheill ct ux. vs.. Rudd, &c; IN chancery;
order for distribution of funds III the hands VI
the commissioners of sale among the parties
entitled thereto.
The will of Christianna Lowe being fullyproV-
ed BY the oath of r. Johnston, a subscribing
witness thereto, the executor under the Will,
David A. Lowe, renowned the burthen OF the
trust, and JAS Rector Smoot was appointed ad.
ministrator with the will annexed, aud APP
prai>ers appointed.
7. BaIlenger VS.. Carter; removal; mo-
ton to quaSh the warrant made aud sustained
Thos B. Stewards curator W.. Wm. Arnold;
in debt; jury sworn; juror Withdrawn and case
continued.
James f. Williams, an Attorney practising
10 Washington, d. g., was admitted to prac-
tice in this Court
l.. E. Cole VS.. Thomas N. Carter; removal;
Judgment against defendant for the sum OF
$3S. II with interest from April 9Th, 1868, TIL
paid and costs.
The default Herman Hochstader, on his re-
cOguizance as Il witness In the case OF the Com
monwealth against John Payne, and scre taclas
awarded. :.
II. Heller VS.. Harvey Varnes removal; dis,
missed. ;.
Commonwealth VS.. .Jno. Payne; on lndict-
ment for petit larceny; jury sworn; verdict
guilty, and sentenced to 90 days in the county
Jail.
The Court then adjourned until to morrow
morning at ~ clock.
ANTI-SUNDAY LAW ASSOCIATION
Anti-Sunday Law Association met last night at
Muir's Hail and organized by the election OF
Robert Portncr President Justus Schneider
Secretary, and Edward Hughes Treasurer
About twenty-five were present. Addresses
were made by Messrs. 'ortncr, Schneider, III
Icy, and others, in which the law, the exccu-
ton of which had called the association into cx-
istcncc, was auimadvertcd upon in strong terms
and suggestions made thar ii the discriminating
be to carry it into effect, it shall apply to all
kinds OF business, and not be confined in its APP
pcation solely to retail liquor dealers. The
sum of one hundred and ten dollars was raised
for the purpose of testing the validity OF the
law and committee of tour, Messrs. Robert
Former, .Justus Schneider, Edward Hughes
and W. Makeley, appointed to consult with
and employ legal counsel. The meeting then
adjourned to reasscublc tonight at the same
hour aud place.
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RS FOR SALE
.e=yH. "WILTON," the residence Of the late
John j Frobc, in Fsirtax county, 2! miles
IRON the city of Alexandria. The FARM con-
tains ia acres is well watcred; has on it large
barn, a comfortable DWELLING, aud an out
house, suitable for manager Or tenant and IL
well stocked with choice fruit trees.
Persons wishing to purchase will please apply
to GREEN s WISE, Rea! Estate Agents, AL
exandris, or to the subscriber on the premises
lie 8 L. D. FROBEL.
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COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY. AT a regular
meeting of the Columbia Fire Company held
last night, VIM. kiIgour, President occupied
the chair, and NJ. Mclean was Secretary.
VIM A. Smoot, was elected an active member.
Among other business the bell subject was
brought up and the whole matter placed in the
hands of Engineer Richard Purcell, who was
requested to solicit subscriptions and purchase
a bell as soon rs has sufficient funds. The
adoption of the new constitution was postponed
until the next regular meeting. The meeting
then afliuulncd
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IN THOMAS H. MARTIN has opened an
office for the sale of the popular "FlCTOR'
SEWING MACHINE, at John \. Geib' store,
NJ. lib King st. This Machine his a SELF
SETTING NEEDLE, u NEW and NOVEL
SHUTTLE, is easily kept in order, light run
ming and efficient is Sim ,
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SPECIAL NuTlCE TO SHIPPERS.

The steamer George II. Stout, of the Phila-
dclphis Line, being hauled of for repairs, There
will, until further mott G, be but one boat week,
leaving Philadelphia every Saturday and Alex-
" y-tf F. A. REED Agent
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
.Reportedfor THI JOURNAL BY John Zap
Esq.,, Resister Of Deeds.

Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending Oct. l2th, 1874
Edmund G earns to Mary E earns for und
/ Of . l32 # blk A and n A it blk d in
= Itewn ofst Cloud and IF. blk opposite
blk 1o4 in Lowry's addition to Saint
: Cloud =, $1,000
Frederick Guutow and wife to Peter Jos
i Burg for neg nwq and VI nwq and owq
swq sec % + 124 b 32w 5000
David Aoeds and wife to Carl Sehmit for
! > 81 lot 6 zee 80 T l22 R5lW $l5t
Barney Vossbarg And wife to Herman H.
&Terhaaf for swq swq SEQ IL and nwq
nWq SEQ IL T l25 r CIV 500
First Div. st. P l. P b r to John Wolter
for.nsq seq no 10 T 122 R SOW $500
q o Hegg and wife to 8 Rathbun for lot 8
blk II in town Of St. Cloud $1,000
8 RatAbun and wife to G @ Hegg for avg
swq and y Of swq nwq SEQ l8 T 124 r
81 v and swq svq and neg seq and y
Of seq NEG SEQ Is + 124 r 83w 81 1000
Martin Fielder Sr. ana wife to Frank Ber-
nick for lot 8 blk S in town Of Saint Jos.
eph $50
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Marriages GUIDE.


=, EvERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR-Being q pri.
stsinsEuctor for married psrsons Or. thoss about
e b married, both male and female IN everything
concerning the physiology and relations Of Uur sex:
sal system, and The production and prevention Of
before given in the English language, by WIN.
YOUNG. II d. This l. really valuable and inter-
estiug work. It b written In plain language for the
general reader. and 4 illustrated with numerous
Enenvi9ss: Al yoons married people. Or those
pedinsnt to married lie, should read this book. It
decosss secrets that every one should be acquainted
with still It must bs locked up and not lot lie
about the house. It will be sent to any address on
receipt Of so cents. Address Or. WIN. YOUNG, No.
lle Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadslohia.
A6A1fLICTED AND UNFORTUNATI-Nom mat
ter what may BE- your disease, b:ers yoa place your
tive and foregn-who adysrtise Ia this any other
peper. ct copy Of Dr. Young's Book and read II
carefully. It viii DO the means Of saving you many
. dollar. your health, and possibly your LIE. Dr.
1eung can b oo.soltcd on any Of the diseases de-
scribed IN his publications BY mail or at his oes
No. 4ls Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphi.
seploen
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ST.. CLOUD, Oct. II, 1872.
Wheat remains At 70as0o, and il rather
weak even at these figures.
Oats zoe.
Corn, 45c.
Flour-XXXX $6.ooa6.50; xxx $3.50
ae.oO; Xxx 81. 50a5. 90 per barrel. -
Feed-$l.25 per cwt.
Cornmeal-$l.S IS.
shorts-$l.O 90.
'Bran-$s per ton; 500 per cwt.
Eggs-20o.
Butter ranges from 12rto 1866.
X Potstoes-Very plenty at 2oa25o.
Green apples-$4.ooa$4.25 per barrel !;
80 per peck.
- Crsnberriss, 81. 75a2. 90 per bushel; loo
per quart.
Onions-60a75e per bushel.
p- !, Alensy-2oasoc per pound.
Grapss-26s Per pound.
cabbsge-$ss$b psr hundred.
Beans, $l:0oa$l.75 per bushel.
vche,.e:-l2}al5c per pound. ,
b. ".Hay-S5ae:6o Per ton.
%Wool-Uawashsd, ssas5o; washed, bos
$780,. e.
Sugar curei hams-20c per lb.
Dried Deei-25c per lb.
Beef-On foot, SO; retailing, 8a124c
per pound.
Vsal-7aSo dressed; retailing, 10al23c
per pound. =
Venison-saddles, 8aloc; retailing 124s
l5c.
Mutton-on foot, 3a4c retailing 10a124c
per pound.
.>*Pork-6oA dressed !; retailing, 10a12}o
per pound. p
Mess pork, $153aS2o per barrel.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. Is.
Whsat-S1 70 for No. /.
Oats-24}e. = =
Cofn-2Glo.
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MUSIC MUSICMUSIC MUSIC

TH3 0o1s Xouo
i eentaiRs ever oao
hu1dred beau1al
Songs, Dssts, sd
CheIuses-sooh -
Driven non Hone
LATHE Brown Church
NY Fathers Grew
ing Old-0nly . Lit
tie Flevsr-ksia %
the Reof-6hs Sleeps
in the Vallsy-W1iis
No . Letter etc.
Thers 10 net . pm
piece in the beck
| s:.!RI..s e. .
| ] L PETIRS,
$50 Broadway n.
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(NUBSCRIBRRs TO
Ars1cAL
MONTHLY are getting
Ill the latest and boet
for two and
three cents . piece
Every number Con.
tains at least a
worth Of new Music,
BY such authors %
Hays, Thomas, Guam
cd. Persley, Abt, Kin
kel, Pscher. Allsrd,
Strauss, Faust, ete
Sing 10 copies naoil-
ed for soc. Price -
per 2nA0n.
il PETERS,
500 Broadway. n. 7.
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NOTICE..

AL parties indebted to the late Charles
Lueg are notified that II they do not make
Of Probate's office. St. Cloud. within tvoI
months from this date, these accounts will
be placed in the hands of an attorney forl
collection. AMELIA LUE0,
! Aaminieteatxix.
81. Cloud, OCT. lst, 1872. ests-ln
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.sAUK RAPIDS ITEMS.
Z - + 8 4
Saw RApSn> a. 1Aah n

- ., ! ~ jSAuK RAriDs, OF. l4th, 1871.
ED1r.R JouRxAL.-Our public school,
under tho charge Of. n. W.$sestt a.ds1liss
Anna Ksyss, late q staAa.t,e5 ef :stis st.
Cloud Normal School, =is e.rt.ialys :. greet
melit t1eur tsun aud I'D Steehsss, ~
are glad 70 lsara, givs raaivsrsttts sesi - =,
ton to,dota pnsnse and sshslaf a. 81. {
.Thehss KseAaa is.srsstisg : My ~ ~
stanti.l dwelling house On Clif atrssl
southeast Of the sshoolhouss, which vixen
completed vim prove ~ ers.aeat to cur
town.
A new Sura,tufs store hos been opened
in Rev, Cops building on Breadw.y. .~
:: I. Rohi.sv4a 4 Son, who hsvS tkssA17Ss
tract for The improvement ,ef.ths Water
Power Works. are daily blasting large
quantities. Of granite from their iaexhaust-
ibls granite quarry on arsad Street. a. ~
Deer ore not %. pIsntiful this yesr, In
tho vicinity Of Benton county, - hereto
fore; vsaisoa Il rather seasee I'D =
brought into town in small quantities.
The stock Of hardware, Of the late
Chase + Potter, W learn, will b shipped
to st. Paul next week by c. D. Strong. .
Wholesale hardware merchant of that
place. ;:is4s .s:..,.
4: Mr.. James Barry, formerly Of Red Wing,
has opened . boot and shoe store IN ths
building lately occupied by A. Newman.
Prairie fires have already commenced il
close vicinity to Woodstock On the sspk
River. No damage Of consequence % for.
; Rev. John Thomson and family will soon
return 70 Sank Rapids, and make it their
future home. +. They have resided for the
past y..r. /. +. yieinity q Sues Ri1.r, in
this State. ". :, S r.: s 80
Reports from u. B. Lathsr .,d ltnily,
who started for Kaasas LIT AuEust. state
that thsy ore ill siok.si@ .as
Teams have commenced. going siate the
pineries above here, and many. cattle and
provisions pass through slnsst daily.
Our sabbath schools 81 Ill in = asur-
ishing condition, and great interest il sp-
pareatly manifested BY bath zs%ad>nts and
teachers.
= We have. It present, s>ssvSn: dry goods
and grocery sstablishnsnts in town, which
appear u he doing, onsAn sssrsea . fair
business. We have. enc lawyer; one doc.
tor; one restaurant and boarding house /;
two hotels. ono furniture store, one drug
store, one harness shop, one boot and shoe
shop, one -four and feed store, two wagon
shops, ono blacksmith shop, one hardware
store, three saloons. two granite quar1i.s,
Zone Of which il being fully developed). .
glove and mitten mandatory, four oh urch-
Is, one saw mill, which il not In operation,
and oae great water power, which Il rapid
" being improved.
Col. J. B. Holt shipped large quantity
Of delicious honey to the east to-day. He
finds the bee business very profitable.
49," DOOW RUHTRA.
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on MARRIAGE.

ON MARRIAGE.
Essays for Youne Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with kARRIA0R-
With sure means Of relief tor the Firing And Untor
t1nate diseased and dsbiltAted Sent Free in sealed
Envelopes. Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No.
- Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa.
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NV PuxPs.-Mr. L. Thielmsn has just
received from Michigan lot Of Superior
pumps, made all Of white wood, the oylin-
ders lined with galvanized iron, and tie
bucket and valve can be drawn out Of The
top without taking tho pump apart There
are many other advantages in buying these
pumps, Cali and examine them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
MUST BE SOLD.

ID: sdt,brsst h.s, splendid ,a.sort-
nent Of dress goods aud white goods, pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which, must
be closed out. They win positively bs
sold ct cost. Ladies' never had 80 good =
chance for securing bargains. These
goods are oil stylish and Of the best quail
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

Confesslons of IN Invalid.
Published ~ warning fnr the beneht Of young
men and others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Les Of Manhood, etc.. supplying
THE MEANS OF sEL1 CURE.
Written BY one who cured himself, after under
going Considerable quasksry, and sent ire On re-
esiving post paid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYHAIR Brooklyn NY
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

The German Msthod ists Of Mime
spolis have purchased tho Univeraalist
church fos. 4ls. 00o, md the Uoiver,al-
II. propos. building . $685. 600 church
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

"A big rush at Frank Davis for cigars
and fine iqours.