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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-09
MINHEsOTA LEaIsLATuRE.


The fifteenth Session Of the Min.
us.ota Legislature assembled in St.
Paul At noon on Tuesday.
The following Offices wore chosen,
being the nominees Of the Republican
eaucuses Of the evening before
sssrstary- Judge A. A. Harwood, Of
Mower.
Assistant sscrst.ry-oh.rlss ". John.
son, Of Hennspin.
Enrolling Clsrk-C H. Besworth, Of
6eodhpe.
Basrossi.s Clerk I. B. Anderson, Of
Dodge.
ssrgsant..t.Arms-E. Dunn, Of DIN.
stead.
F,rsman-Joha Johnson. Of Ramsey:
Chsplaia-Rsv. J. Marvin.
HOUSE OF llPR1slIrArIvIs.
spsaksr-A. r. Hall, Of Hsnlepia.
Chief Clssk-sanusl H. Nichols, Of o.
ter Tail.
Assistant Cisrk-C. II. slooum, Of 1t.
Charles.
Second Assistant Clerk-Jeh1 ". Cun-
ninghsA, Of Rochester.
karollins CLERK II. H. seribasr, Of
Mower.
Assistant Enrolling Clerk and Pestnas-
teri. Z. Wsdsworth, Of Rsnvills.
Bngressing Clsrk- o. 8. RsisAus, Of
Yellow Medicine.
Sergeant at Arms Bailey Madison,
1axidault county.
Assistant Ssargssnt-st-Arms-H. H.
Butts, Wsbsshsw.
- Chsplsin-Rev. T. Stsrret, Of Steele.
The Democrats and Liberals decided
% hold no caucus, but to vote for tho
Republican nominee.
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A WASHINGTON dispatch mako,
mention OF q contract Of tho Northern
Pacific Railroad, by which that com.
pany has disposed Of all the town site.
on the entire line Of the road, to tn,
Lake Superior & Puget Sound Land
Company. The terms of the oontrao.
are not definitely known. The Presi.
dent of the land company is ono of tho
directors of the road, named Thea. H.
Garfield, Of Burlington, Vt. The con.
tract was made under the former man.
agement Of the road, and it il said that
the present officers are much opposed
to its terms, but are powsrless to rid
themselves of it. Mr.. Geo. b. WRIGHT,
General Land Agent for the railroad
company, writes to tho St. Paul papers
that the L. s. h P. 8. L. Co. gets no
land except what it buys on the same
terms as do other individuals.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-09

LOUISIANA has done something with.
out prscsdsnt-sent Greeley and Brown
Z, we'll % Grant and Wilson electoral
votes to b counted. The law makes
no provision for difficulty of this kind.
The two sets will be submitted at the
joint meeting Of the Senate and House
10 February, when al tho votes are
counted and tho choice for President
declared.
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The snaounosmsntsshat Gen.. Voaa
Room has sbssnoaiads Minister .Ps,,i.
dent Of Prussia il sigsi6saa4 u iii
success Of s-pasty=whish il oppos,d %
the acmsstis poiieyof Rsinoy Bhm,llssk
Thstornss h.salw,Jssb&e1 u, Of Ii,
most is.stirats ~spps.sa0 or liberal
opin.sse. sThs skt>se J; ssapr.hsniias
tho dness'aity efssssszizg .tk1,sup,poiit
Of q lsasts pertiel II The eIlAs.,ls i IL
tho CAapbsz, hss isdis,s.slJ conceded
enough t. sseazs thsi.: support. Until
recently, fPtiasa, Biana.sk ;saees5dsd
ia p<zsusdiae the Emperor to idopt
bis policy Of eoaeiliat,on,; = but in thu
contest With tho HerrenAauss the En-.
speror refused te,follow the 1eeoomsnd-
alton Of Bismarck for = reorganization
Of. that branch Of the Legislature: A
very natural conclusion n that the l.t-
ter offered his resisuatioa in eonss-
quence Of this action Of the Emperor,
who, in turn, has chosen the reaction.
ary Minister A. hn successor. If this
conjecture be correct it i not At all I'm.
probable that . contest. between the
Prussi.n Liberals and the Ministry
viii soon .,i.'e.-M T. ,7t.1...:
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ACCIDENTS, ETC,

THURsDAY.-Two railroad accident,
occurred near Cincinnati on Thursday
each killing one person. A railroad
smash.up near Atlanta, Ga., on tho
same day killed eight negroes, aud In
jured = dozen moro, besides several
white persons.
Additional losses have occurred in the
Ohio from the breaking of ice gorge.
At Cincinnati, Louisville, Pittsbure,
and elsewhere.
FR1DA1.-Ths explosion Of a<kiteh-
en- range in New York killed Emm,
c. Csmbell. ~ -,
Andrew Adams, . lawyer Of Nov
York, shot himself through the head,
R. J. johnson, 4 farmer living near
Memphis, was murdered by Caldwell,
hand he bad employed, who robbed
him Of $4,000 and made good his es.
cape.
F. Rupp, editor Of the Bellevue (nl.)
Ze'sung committed suicide by hanging.
John Murphy, of Newark, N. j.,
killed his mother-in law while on =
mutual spree.
L. Moalton, . tobacco merchant Of
New Orleans, shot himself dead.
A broken rail threw three cam off
the track near Now Castle, Pa, and
two Of the cars were burned. No per-
son killed some twenty injured.
little child Of o. Roberts, of Co.
lu.bis, O., was burned to death while
it, mother was absent from home.
SArunDAY-Mrs. G. w. Haskst, of
Philadelphia, Wa burned to death.
James Emstt, distiller Ct Waverly,
Ohio, Vas murdered by . dich,rged
employee.
A train on the Erie railroad was
thrown into ditch near Savonia. No
one injured.
A sailor named Riley committed sui
oids in Nov York by jumping head
foremost from the main yard to the
deck of tho boat. -,
The family Of A. Cupp, eonsistingol
seven persons, WAS poisoned 1t Decatur,
ILL.,, by arsenic. They recovered. ''ss
A boy named Cadbert, Of Nashville,
BY accidentally getting on some bread
which he was eating, meal mixed with
stryohnine, was poisoned. He died.
The bridge on the Iron Mountain
railroad over the Desperes river, six
miles from st. Louis, was undermined
by q rise in the river. Loss $25 900.
20.
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JUSTICE in Now York City, it would
seem, bad not really died but VA
only sleeping. But, in view Of past
occurrences there, tho world vas great.
~ surprised on last Saturday when i,
heard that the jury in tho Stokes case
had brought in . verdict of murder in
ths>krst degres,and still mors surprised
rhsa the Judge, on Monday, sentenced
the murderer to be hanged on the 9th
Of February. The surprise Of tho world
vill bs still further magni6sd if nothing
trspspires between this date and the
Sth Of February to cheat tho halle,
out Of ito own.
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FOR WASHINGTON.

The reports are that tho military
display at the Inauguration of Gen.
Grant, March 4th, will exceed anything
witnessed 10 this country since the
grand r'viev Of 1865. This, with the
customary ceremonies of the occasion,
will doubtless draw many people from
this State to the National Capital. To
all such the Marietta aud Cincinnati
railroad, connecting At Parkersburg
With the Baltimore aud Ohio road, Of.
fers decided inducements. Cars are
run from Cincinnati through to Wash.
ington and Baltimore without ohsaRe;
and passengers holding tickets for
either place can visit tho ether without
extra charge. Mr. J. w. Pilbbury, 1t
Cincinnati, looks we'll to the general
passenger interests Of the road.
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FROM the expressions Of Senators
who have returned to Washington. It
seems to be very doubtful if tho SOL
diers' land grant bill can get through
tho Senate. The land proposed to bs
given away by this bill amounts, it il
said, to 430, 200, 900 acres, q ii would
b an area Of shout eighteen times ~
great 40 thatsof the State Of Ohio. 1t
is alleged that the passage Of the bill
would iuure solely to tho benefit Il
SPECTATORS. f." ! ~ "a
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INITIATING THE CONDUCTOR

From tie Dan1ury Ntw..
There il q good deal said in the ceu-
sure of the custom Of jumping off and
on the cars when in notion. 1t is
righteous condemnation, but is not con.
sistent when coming from railroad COM
panies. If they truly desire a reform
they must begin At home, fer Is long as
employees will jump on a train when in
motion, and persist in doing it as grace.
fully n they do, IN Initiative public
will DO tho sufferers. People don't
jump on tain before it stops, because
they no in hurry, but because they
have ssen brakeman or conductor do
it, aad have = terrible dread Of being
surpassed. Nov, At the station the
other day, Conductor Philips, Of the
Eastern train, after giving the word to
start, waited until tho last ear reached
hin, and then raising one hand to the
nil and enc foo. gently from tho earth,
he swung m.jestioally around, and was
It ouse firmly on the sar. Mr.. Philips
weighs tvo hundred pounds, but there
". such grace and poetry in hi. mo-
ton that be seemed to blend with the
,ar. First there was yellow paint,
md then gold Leaf, and maroon, and
Philips. There VA an elderly person
Who saw Philips do this, and bis eyes
giietensd With anticipation. He was
going on tho Western train, and when
it oame along be waited until . fine
rste Of speed was gained, and then
raising his hand and log, just as he
had seen Philips do, AID looking care.
lessly away, just rs Philips did, he
reached out for the rail, aud the next
instant was trying to push his head
through the platform pl.uks, and fight.
ing tho cir with his heels, and mad
" paving around with his hands, and
swsaziog aud prayiug At an awful rate.
They stood him up on his feet, and
rubbed bis head With some snow, but
1t was long while before they could
convince him that tho locomotive had
not exploded.
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1lINNEsOTA NEWS.
MIR. johnson has been appointed
p. M. At Anoka = :


Mrs. johnson hss been appointed
P. NJ. At Anoka. j
The Albert lie. Stahdard reports
the burning Of the dwelling house Of
A. O: Tucker, near Carlston. p.
-Ch.s. Taylor, Of Mortified, re-
esivsd BY express from Merrie Old
England an orthodox plum pudding
f9 NV Years day. s.~,,,:
On the LIST inst, the store Of Buut'
Tug Z Wilson, 1t Dassel, caught
ars hem an o.sf.hsated stovs.pips.
The stack VA mostly saved. No In.
suraaes.
Tho wholesale drug house Of
jerks l. Bird, st. Paul, bus mad. an
assignment for tho benefit Of it,
ereditors.' Charles Mcintyre is as
sielee. =.
"A 6rs In Mankato on Sunday de-
str.ysd Hopkins' pump factory, where
il originated, Meyers wagon shop, and
tho barn Of tho Minnesota House.
Loss $1,000; insurance, 81 900.
"A misplaced switch on the rail-
road near Saltwater on Friday, upset
the engine, tender and baggage car.
Conductor Taylor had his hip dislooated,
and the fireman was slightly injured.
An insane man named Beoht, Of
CISCO, committed suicide Git is sup
possd) BY drowning himself in Shin
gle Crock. He had not been heard Of
for some time until last Tkursdsy !,
when bin body vas found frozen in tho
io>.
IAN accident On tho Milwaukee
and st. Paul road, near Ovatonn.,
sssssd'by : couple of cars jumping tho
trssk, broke l,g for J. a. Weed, Of
St. Paul, end for OLE Burg, Of Good.
hue sssnty, besides injuring five other
petseos. go: :. -
There were $4,000 pounds Of
shssss made 1t the Kasson factory, and
$4,000 pounds st tho Union Spring.
factory, In thn county; the past season.
The Kassoa 'fas.o,y vss in operation
only -four menths, md had the milk o.
sboat 1925 oows.-ka1sorviNe Erpre.s.
"A son Of J. NJ. Hall, three year.
old, says the Rochester Record. go'
hold Of : bottle Of stryohuiDs, Wed.
nssday morning, and got some Of thu
poison in his mouth. The child wa!
thrown into spasms but by prompt rem
ediss administered by Mr.. Hall and
wife, it was soon relieved without any
serious trouble:
I'm jnursday Z steer Jumped from
4 car a. frei ght train was crossing .
trestle bridge on the Lake Superior
aud Mississippi railroad, near Pine
City, and threw three cars from
the track and through the bird ge
No one Was injured. On Saturday .
vrecking car which was 1t work there
wss tipped off the track, and Mr.. J. H
Crowley, Master Of transportation, wa.
seriously injured.
"A little misunderstanding occurred
On Saturday between Mr.. Bradley, pro-
prieter Of the Bradley House at Roch
ester, and brunette gentleman named
Elysh Banks, who was Z newer o.
wood fer the house, which ended il
Elijsh's disooloring his employers op'
tics. For this pugilistio exhibition he
Wa sent to jail for three months: Thu
local papers dwell extensively on th,
occurrence.
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a NEw-YEARs' calling il New York
this year was no joke for "poor but
honest" young men: The Tribune, "a Ia
writing up tho occurrences Of the d.y,
says: "oarriages were hired by tie
hour at more than double ind occasion
ally treble the usual rate. From So to
IS per hour was about the average rate.
Every sleigh was pressed into service,
and even s75 WIS paid for i'm. span
Of horses with sleigh and driver, whils
from $50 to $50 were given for lea,
fashionable equipsges:' Pedestrian
had +h. .A-4nt.a- 49, ~a1yv rsaaneets,
and more people were seen in III,
streets, making visits from house "a q
house on foot, than ii previous ye.rs.
Tho number Of callers was'at sa,t one.
third greater than Il has Been ia sever.
al years. - t, '*.-- :.
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SAYS tho Bo.ten. Journal: "This
years wheat yield in Minnesota places
that State third, possibly second, in the
"heat-producing States of the Uaien.
The total wheat product for the year is
26,ooo,ooo bushels, and the average
yield per acre III bushels. Of thi,
amount pot more than 5000, 600 bush.
els will be required for home cousump-
ton, leaving 100000 for export,
more than double the amount expor ted
last YEAR, "* "~:.
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ACCORDING to tho St. Paul papers,
Mr.. Ossiau e. Dodge, Secretary Of
,ths Chamber Of Commerce of that
city, whom everybody knows, is = naugh.
~, naughty man. Mrs. Dodge wants
10000 annual income and $50, 900
sliuony to console her for tho in6delity
Of her husband. IF tho stories sht
tells, which however are not ct for pub.
LEGATION, are true, she ought to have al
the money she can get,
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A BODY Of troops near Camp Verde
did neat thing last month. They
killed thirteen Apache warriors, and
captured 4 number more. Another
force did still better in Touton Basin,
killing twenty warriors. General
Crook has bis entire mounted force ia
tho field,
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In last weeks issue was published .
report of the supposed murder Of two
men named Clarkson, ne.r Pitts6.ld,
III. 1t now seems that, although
worth $4,000, and having plenty Of
wood by their door and some inside
the house, they were too. miserly to
burn it, and had frozen to death.
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DuR1No 1879 New York City had
an average Of one murder and three
suicides week, and two fatal accidents
. day. There wero 200 cases of sun.
stroke, 200 Of drowning, aud the bodies
Of l22 infants we're found 10 tho streets
aud rivers. '.. ii 81 .
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WITH its first issue in tho New Year.
the karmers' Union, Of Minneapolis,
appeared. enlarged and improved. Col.
Stevens is making it one Of the b,st
agricultural .papers:in the Northwest,
and these further Improvements should
add materially to its already large sub.
soription list. .4y s.s.ti
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a. Mn. Livsrmors informs us that
the feet Of tie coming woman are on
the mountain top, ind that her spirit
'bof the mountain dir. This il very
aiSs; But if Il. coming woman is to b
Of any particular value, she had bette.
aDons dewn from there.
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FINANCIAL affairs seem to be in full.
~ - stringent condition in England
as in this country. A London firm,
John H. Payson h Co., dealers in
Manohe ,ter goods, failed last week.
Their Liabilities are given At ELI, 000,.
GOO, or $75, 100000. 1t is feared that
other failures will follow.
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liz poiat Of population tho census Of
1870 makes Minnesota rank a tho
twenty eighth State in the Union. In
1860 she was the thirtieth.
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Hl,lToRLAL ASSOCIATION.

Announcement + has already been
made that the Annual Address at the
meeting Of tho Miunesss. Editorial
Association IN St. Paul on tho 4th Of
February viz be delivered BY Mr.. VIM.
A. Croffut, editor Of the Mime. polls
DAILY Hribsss. We are now gsati6sd
to be able % state that tho Pom will
be BY MI. Henry Woodruff, editor Of
the St. Paul EseniHg Journal, with
whose poetisal abilities tho members Of
the Association are BY no means IN
acquainted. A very tempting bill Of
fare is thus presented for the coming
meeting.
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FRouDE, tho historian, sailed 70,
home on Saturday. 1t is said be VA
rather stability treated in Boston and
some other places.
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SCHOOLS OF MINNEsOTA.

The annqel !spoA Of Hon a. B,
Wi]'on, supstintesdp of Plbhs III
'.raetlon r. tbs State, has bsea ! .utss
nitt q to The SsGoverue.. III. aspot,
contains statistics iron which u st.
Paul Pioneer oollatss the following:
The whole number Of persons il the
State between s and 81 years Of age il
10000 ;.iuore.ae for the year 1925.
The winter school attendance in 1879
w. vas 9l,725. In tho .Apmmas SCHOOL,
there Hsls 77,7sa. III. eanb.se a
( teacher. f. j. ,viatsz "a. .sa sqRne. shepl.
x,s.'2,358, IT, .!s..gs .,g,s FOX; the
year has been per month '$s7,s9, 81
There have <Re.u ,229 sehpel houses,
bn dlt, during tie Rast sye.r. ~ AZ fsx.
gres.te cost Of $l5Q,lt5,82. g. n AZ.
'r.ge oost q $3.50 for ,s.sh house.
The whole amount expended .fat
teachers wages during the JAM, has
been $547,94s.o %. For th.s building,
purchasing, hiring, repairing or fur
nishing school houses, and buying lots,
there has been expended S2sQ,977. "a.
The whole amount expended for 9th,
er school purposes has been $751;,
99o.o5, making .total Of. $eoo,ss6.-
08.
Since the close Of tho last year, tho
three Normal Schools have gzadu.ted
II teachers. Of these, SO were from
tho Winona School, ~ from Ma nkato,
and 20 from Saint Cloud. The Wi.
mona School has graduated two ola,ses i;
one Of 8 and the other Of 81 membs,..
The three schools have tain.d 221
teachers in oil, for the. sommsa schools
Of Minnesota, since they: WERE sstab.
li'hed. Of thssss, .l4s have r..sivsd
their normal q.14a edqeatioa, 4 .Wiaoaa,. A
At h 4 ~. md l., g i.t. ssie, sC'.rd.
These 22 4. t'es!.sehsn, ~ ..1.1.l. sg, IA,
joessity Of t ths havso hses <ste,ohise i,
the schools d T. Of 4s eas st..s: .iaos thsi,
graduation. % sssssxs ssu ! =o~ ~ ass1
:; Hh' g ..aheel l, Y .iso oa.sitats ssst
eighteenth ~, OF: ths sntiFss public doma,a'
T4hsy are sold sby the St sstt.ts: Anditsr,
sosdl the receipts jagsstAsd il saats .sd
National taa lssssssaEdisi is..s....a ',ssG,s
4s: .: l. :@::e: ''s;';;: &c: :: !:
due on lanaseuaal seag
4ot.i .nSsss u r. p!ISss.ss &c;
fund, Nov. 80, 1s72z.:k.ss %aaaass4sysoes IL
=. Dl!isburssasats, Of .As sinsessst Of thi
fund, based upon the number sf; sebol'
srs between five and twsuty.sne year,
Of age, have been during the laat year;
Sl62, 264.0o; ardin .l87s, the amount
ct disbursements:is estimated 1t $780,
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On Monday the fusion OF Democrat.
10 Legislature of Louisiana met in New
Orleans, amid great crowd Of citizens
in the streets, but without any disturb
aoce of the peace. Gen. Emery has
orders not to hermit a riot.
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: -9ne 9raxsatlsntic contains, sseeh
month, selsctions' from The lsadineuae-
'asiuss Of Europe, and III contents IN!
brace the bet v tie sto,fss, skstshss,
ssssys and poems published abroad,
most a. which sse rot accessible to
AnsstaaS risdsrs1 10 gsasssl.a sTha ein
efths psbishtss, b tops.sssta = Amt.
Glass uasssias. of iight~naaisg,, but
nothing IL adsitsed that 10 ;trishy OK Of
questionable morality. NV. Hsmsrs.
", publishsr, Phi iladelphis. :.
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AN earthquake shook up, for a short
tune on Sabbath night, the sleeping
citizens Of Columbus, Ohio,-ths just
~ we'll % the unjust.
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"A LONDON dispatch says that hum
'dreds Of agricultural laborers are out Of
employment there, because tho farmers
refuse to pay the wages they demand.
A large number Of laborers arc pr.p.r.
ing to emigrate to Brizil.,S - :,
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The total population Of the United
State. is 38,925,59S. Ofthese $780,
FOG arc males over the age Of FL years.
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= TIE testimony :, given before the
Credit Mobiler ,nvestigatiop committee
is being made public.
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The population Of France 10 &C.
1O2,921, decrease Of 366,996 since
1866. -
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III O r 3 LIS!

Your cards requested Immediately for
insertion In list for gratutious publics-
ton In new work. Address.
~. Box 1899, Minneapolis, MINI.
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On Thursday Gov. Dix was inaueu.
rated At Albany, and Gov. Washburue
1t Boston.
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Blanks.


We keep constantly q ha.a, printed
from new t3ps On The best paper, ths fol-
Loving blaaks-
- DEEDS.
Warranty;
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Chattsl Asetgsgs. 4
DISTRICT COURT
Notices Sf Trial,1 ~ II II" = =" g Ga
:Notss II 1sssaa.,x sc .,~s
Executions.
: sHowe.. Of Att1r3eys2 - ~64Es.; -
5U6TICI COURT
8 seuhnIsas, ct a=scsa sissa6ss a
subpadnpaas. ~ s'sa!a *
TOWN BLANKS.
Orders, With stabs-leess, Or bound In
books il 50 md 100. /; ; - .
Order IT supervisors laying out . new
- a1Erv arzs-s
Rsls.,.ef Damage bysoxn,rs i Land.
+ Notice Of laying 81 Il rssds (sor publ,
posting.
Ahddsvits to bs attached to al Bill (for
town or county use.
Bond Of Town Treasurer. :
Constable.
II g Justice Of the Peace:
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath Of >Ofcs Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk Of Election Of
Justice Of the Peaee. -.
Notice Of Election Of Constable.
~ Orders from The country, for any
quantity, filed st low prices.
~ Blanks Of Any kind printed y Of.
DER On snort notice. =. =.
Address
l. ". 8. MITCHELL,
~~<..-. e.. St. Cloud, Ailn