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TIME TABLE.
—Tho bill allowing Littlo Falls to par
ohaoo depot grounds eonsidorod a
ooeead timeia tho Honee on Thursday,
and ftgftia loot.
—BOT. Qoo.Ii. Chan, formerly pooler of
St. Jess's oharoh ia this oity, BOW of flit.
Aaifcoay, to aoMiwiag leeta
towao oa "Boohs, oad how to nee
It Io troU eposes of.
A ty wffibegVvee at tho Morrises
HeftOOtdoarwator, by Chaa. S. Beaaea, oa
tho a BMP WaaalBgtsa's Birthday.
All who go may root aetaetd of heviag a
—ThebHl tooatfthUoh the eecaiy of
which ia to ho formed oat of tor
to Btofttaa aad Todd
thoSoBftto oa ffridfty.
Bass Castrototoho the oeaaty ooat
M,0. Tcbnaa, of this oity,
lamsmhsrsfshoStato
gfthool Board, ia ptooe of Jadgo
whcea term had expired. Dr.T. ie a frlead
of Momal aohoolo, aad wiU auk* a useful
BMBUMTOfthoBofttd.
—A eoeiospcaasat of the llontieeno
IWey,writiagfromfa. Cload, oaya:
ore prooporlng flatly. There
iflUodia tho 'Vaioa,' aad
of ooae aiaotooa or twenty ia pro*
paring to gradaote from the "Normal" at
the oad of the preoont torn."
—Tho oaofgoo agaiaet Colhoaa Heye,
Deputy Treasurer of Morrioea eouaty,
oharged with heviag apfrepriatod to hie
ses several JMoaaiad dollara of the
people'e Booaoy, are being iaTeotigatod by
Governor Austin. On Friday tho oaoe of
the defendant was presented by H. L.
dam, ef this city. Cot Kerr, of
whole Oeaaty Attorney of If errioea
ty, wtBonaogo tho ptooooaUaa.
CBaaaaD^*The Library Aoteeiatlea will
BMMttbiaeTOBiagftt Mra. J. If. Tattle'r,
iaotoad of MM. T. C. Alden'o, as provioao
ly aanoanoed.
ft
Goan Ur Hioaaa.—Capt. L. W. CoUiao,
of thia place, has boon oomadnioBod Lies
tenant Colonel of tho Second Bogimeat
MlaBeeoto Ratioaal Qaardj. Aa ozoolleat
•ppointmtnt
DiDiOATiOM.—The BOW UaWeroaUat
oharoh in Aaoha, will be dedloated oa
Thnnday, Feb. 16th, at 2 o'oloek r. w.
•omoB by BOT. J. H. Tnttle, of Mianeop.
alio. A opeeiai train It oxpoetod to go ap
from 84 Pord, Miaaeftaolis aad 8t. Aa
theay, oa Thareday morning, aad retnra
la tho ereaiag.
O CAXTAIOXIM—Oa the slat nit., U.
Haaoen, 8r^ died at the reaideaoo of his
aoa, Bear Bookrille, ia thia eouaty, at the
ago of 86 years. Sis reataiaa were barlod
at Jacobi Prairie, beside 'those of Mr.
Ptok, who died recently at the ago of 82
years. These two-/etoraaa had been fel
low-soldiera la the Preach ftrmy, serring
together 8ve yean nader the drat Hapo
loea, aad it waa very ftttiag that, ee far
away froai their early oajapalgning, they
aaoald bo paltoroot side by side.
LacT0BB,-»Tae
aha Libnry Aseeetotiea
ovoaiagbyJ.B. Iriabia, aoa^ef St. Paal,
mho delivered hie torture oa ."Wasaiag-
taa.N
Tho leetare woo qatto toteredttag,
laoladiag a Brief review of the groat
aveate anterior to, dariag aad sahoeqaeat
«a the Bovelatiea, la which Washiagton
mas the preariaeat seenstar. Althoagh
a saljest with which ell ansa famillar.it
was prsooatad ia a form that made it very
Isotan ef the ooarao will bo
at the fiagnpiliBsl nans, oa
fOf, 16*h, hjBev. Gee.
of. fa.
how to an thorn.
a* Caaah,
f(
GnBAT raov-Mr. J. I Bttlsr is BOW
oaavftseiag the dty for aabeeriben to a
BOW book,1* History ofthe Gnat Fins ia
aad the West," which iaetudos a
tho rtos aad ftagnas ef Chieago,
i^sa^oftWanatflnsof the peat,
is ay Rev. J. Good
of'tjBBBjgo, osatfttaa onr 600
^mtm,. la Brietod oa beaatifuBy
killaotratodby seventy-
days, will oaB hi.
km
Governor
iaiag this city to
right-of-way »nd
torday tho City Cease?
mously adopted lb*
s*
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ran
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OAIBT 010BS TBaiBB.
Leave Selat Cloed......
I
8
Arrive at
eeeeeaae«e12.22
pat
•t. FAUI. AJTD IS. CLOOD TBAIX8.
LMTI Saint Paal................8.00 a.m
Arri?• ........ ......12.20 p.m
IX. CMOS ABB N I TBAIEB
Leave Minneapolis 8.18 a.m
Arrive 12.
gftfatf tO Minneapolis
change ears at 8t. Anthony Junction.
—The OM Settlora Association of Wright
county willmeet ot Clearwateroath* 22d
inst.
a,
Wheat if worth 91,00 to $1.06. Theee
prieoa ftift high or higher thw ia in
any other pert ef the State.
—The yeaag folks'of the M. S. ahureh
will give a dramatic eatertainmeat at
Sehworta'a Hatt, on or about the 28d inet.
Farther tad fuller notice will bo given
next week.
It also coataiaa
a largo oad assarato map of Chieago. This
work win ho soU eaiy throaghagnate, aad
wo are glad to know that Mr. Bttlor is
aavtoggoadssMmmohithaioUy.
large otnk of masks of aU
binds saa be had at Tebey A hfitoholTa.
OaU early aad make
fa* tho
of boon oaf
ie stm selling goods at
—To aaako room for their
ef goods, Moatgesftsry West
their wiatar goods at east.
TBotoBb*sktoarri-owso,oad Ho. 1 bar*
~HsBdeaaHoro for cheap greoorim ef aU
BlBOa,Bt .. ,,
fanB MooaanaATTrr'a.
—Doskoya forao-faod Drfllo,
„**v- ^. Aa enovnaoa'a.
-4otM jlMlBlii IB all thg Bfv atylsj
«BV ',:\t'-----v.^:*..'.: £A
author*
ft bridge,
'.'nod. joe»
id VBkfti
ordinances.
Thftje, together with the election notice,
will be found lathis issae.
I^eTerysaablhahajaay tonoaeat la
the growth •MwaftMMf Ctoad-whe
weald an hioowali IIBJIIJ in rity ad
heM sad work
PBaao«iX.--MtVA J. Bead, W
Hnaeadlary," ef 8t. Paal, oaan up eot'to
aVotraia for tho ealtoo fatty.
hfr.C.B.BfttJ,eftaaClfterwftier MIBB,
iota the eay.
Mr. E. C. Caras returned on Moaday
from aa Eastern trip, including Pittsburg.
Washington, etc. The 8t. Paul Piometr
tells what he put in his time at while in
that city:
E. C. Cams, of 8t. Cload, is innati-
Cetropolitaculinary
tiag the department of the
Hotel. His report will be
anxiously looked for by oplouns generally.
Wo had calls this week from Messrs. T.
L. 8tiekBey, ofMaiaePrairie P. Schrmder,
County Commissioner from the St. Jo Dis
trict H.J. Banaey aad Chaa. 8. Benson,
ofClerarwator J. N. Oilley, of Cold
8pring ard D. J. Haascom, of Eden Lake.
BAIUOAD ITBMS.—Statement of the bust
aaos of the St. Paul aad Pacific Railroad
•t the St. Cloud Depot tor tho month of
January, 1872: fOUBBS.
freight receirei 897.900
forwarded 416,940
Total ..1.318,980
Cash received for local frelghts...Sl,761.86
adranceebargea 843.04
local tiekets 988.86
Total.............................$8,618.24
Freight received, itemised:
General merchandise.-......449,120 pounds
Mill stuff.......... ...... »,600
Agricultural implements...M 6,990
Oats........... 87.910
it............•• 78 barrels
vnaoat .•.•••••••••••••..»........ 140
maar..............................
moor..........•••••...'......w 62,000 foot
•hiagln^ 67,000
morses............................ 47
Wagons aad oarU 11
Btftns.,..M..... ••••••••.'...1,...,. 867 buadln
meaaing.......... •••••«•...MM. on Barrow
Freight forwarded, United:
General alerohaadlss....^...ll4,610
Agrioeltural implements..... 7,480
Mill staffs.
M...
22.400
Flour ia sacks. ..188.800
fJ*qr
7 8
—•ems..........•••.•••...........
bsrrels
POUTIDIT PBBsoBal.—People ia this
locality wiU remember a piously pretead
iag oeallawag, ealling himself "Rev. Freak
Whitcomb," who spent some time wot fall
ia 8L Cloud aad Sank Centre. Hois now
ia Winona, aad we find la tho papen of
that eity the following card, tho purport of
which ia aamistakablc, signed by the
odMor of tho JftraU .•
A InBBBAB* SOOOWBBBL—One of tho
nt sssssspltshad villaiae that ever weat
unhang ieiathie city. Ho givn his aame
aj-Bev. Freak Whitoomb." Hotoaoripn
pis,and aaneratehoo/ Hsclaims to bo a
Methodist preacher, and his pretended
ptoto banned to detain -any good
Christina people. JBat a mere bypccrttl
eal vHttaa aever Hved or died. Bis "chnk"
la uaparsnsled ii the anaaV Of all the
ramllcatiohs of Satan. Knowing the an
mitlgwtad nasal as we do. ws glr* his^dda
notice that If ho remains to this city twen
ty-fear hours after the publieatioa ef thia
arttols, we shall endeavor to chastin him
to tin boat of oar physical abilUy.
[Signed] ratrrtn.
Jtaaca
MinrnoTA SVATB TaanBAVOB VntoH,
ST. AHTHOMT, Feb. 6th, 1872.
EDITOB JOUBHAL.—Permit metooall at
tention of your readers to the oall for a
Temperance Convention to meet at St.
Cloud, on Saturday, tho 16th last., at two
o'oloek r. M. A general attendance ie very
desirable. Then is a great awakening
throughout tho State to the importance of
this subject, while this general movement
of the churches thoughout the State is vsry
significant. "God helps then who help
themsolvss," and it is high time that we
should work as well as pray and talk if we
are ever to succeed. It cannot be denied
bat that a more hwithy temperance senti
ment is rapidly on the increase. We have
right on our side and it must ultimately
prevail.
The programme for our pnpoaed meet
ing will be a general free dtoeuasJon of
temperance topics from two until four
o'clock T.U., and then a rousing meeting
in the evening from seven till nine.
Will you give space for the following
teptoo, some of which will be discussed at
the convention, aad all if possible: ,.
1. The, duty of tho church to lead in the
temperanoe reform. Best method of organ
ising for the work.
2. Individual responsibility of Christian
men and women in their relation to thia
work and their fellowmen.
8. How can we host promote the eauee
of tompsraan la OaoommnaitT. Saggea
ns, Plans, OrgaaUatlsa, Aotioa.^^
4, Law tint, the Ohio law, its merits
sadnesses. Soooad,Prohibitory, lawea
eept when local sssjorittos shall aaaually
vote lioenn aad thea followed by the Ohio
law ia coutroling neh sals.
6. Howshall we boot sdvaass tab later
eetsofthetemperaanoaunby the an of
ballot.
6. Tho ergnalsatioa of aaalliary T/atoas
to the StateTompbnabo Vatoa.
WealnderigathefenuiioaofaCoaaty
Galea, auxiliary to that of the State, with
VtosPnoideatoia every towa, and with
towa aastiiarke when pnottoable. Oosao,
toaponan man aid woman let ao" en
congenial fanes beaming with love for taw
greatest ef all moral reforms. eacrJloe, if
aooeaaary, to bo prenat at the meotiag.
The merits of the Ohio law, #hleh Is bring
bnughtnpnmlBwtfrbcnrhtheeeaiitry
at the pnaeat time, win be'fhiiy dlseassed.
Lot every body come aad Wing somebody
owo.with.him.
„J\ W. W. 8ATTBBLEB,
.' ..Somjothry,
A CAJttX
A cordial Uvitatiaa to.
wttaoat stated ssrriom, in the city, is
heroby osteadoi by* the |M«or and effioeta oharcb..
of the Prmbyteriaa ehurchv^to werahip
withthoau Wewmimgudtoemyoieall,
nadglvoyoaa waioeme. ^«iiK»
1. T. OAMPBBLL, Paster.«*•
JAKBO BxeoaasTArr,
J. Hon,
BLawMnoaau,
:.l\-1o%"
Mr. J. W. Tenvoordo is now aslling his
fall aad Wintergoods, iaeludtag everything
daairable, at coot, to make room for the iaa
•sasostsak of epring goods which ho wttl
aoonpureham.
SBT* DO not foil to oall at Tenvoorde'a
—A lot of uphoutoroi goods, aaarblo-top
and other ias art teles of faraitaro,
just recsived by
Snona ft GAnxiaia.
—A lot of fine draught naddrvlag horm
for sale at Herbert,ftLamb's Uvery Stable.
The motins which actuate »Hhe Blag" at
this place la all its operations an under
stood In many athor localities, as well as
St. Cloud. The regular St. Paul corres
pondent of tho Fergus Falls A*w*tt,
writiag aadordate or Jaaaavy 18th, showo
ap their eoafoe on therailroad beadUU
"Inths8saats,tnseeatss»srerthepae
•^efabi^^to^tWritooffjtClsud
ror«sa*icn»thetseaaeg.cr beads
aastoSsv PaaTTPaolfie rall
i0s wsaiagaau aaah^otcl Is iUsd
withfl^.0
H. P. Clark.
/rood,
'the oaoseso of the ateasare. Olu graad
oad roaslag'anjerlty. fho^^-foJt, jCaukt
aad MoClan riag
eies of corruption or
the projeet. that their owa ladlvidaal pfop- ^oallar prl
erty any beboaeltod at th an of till
towa aad the peepie. f^.iV W»i-fl
SJttSt
Smu. ish
eapreoaedbythnpnptooflt.Claad.
that fnetioa woo aboat ployed oat, as tiny
won bnraed ia vflgy by the iadhnent etti
efthatplaos,,
aad
•w HM piase aa nniausae sea
olsasaiag their actions passed the fetepart
efthioweek. Their oouns has aiwayo
beoa agniast tho iBirneto of the people oi
tho satin aorthweet wttmlktf, as a rwy,
csald sss awmy it."
Aad tho fame ef our '•Riag" has gone
•broad. The Milwaukee Doily Wucontin
touches them up as follows:
"St. Cload is terribly agitated over the
fact that three of her eitisens, Mown.
Clark, MeClun aad Wait, are opposing a
bill now before the Legislature, authoris
ing that city to vote $100,000 to secure the
crossing of the Brainerd branch of the
Northern Pacific at that place. Oa Mon
dayeveninglast arousing indignation meet
ing woo held, oa which ooeaaioa tho thno
gentlemen above named wen burned in
efllgy and paid many left-handed compli
ments."
FBOM CLSA1WATER.
lje^m|blafasmmae«*e Bssas'BBams stsU.
facts CftSMcratsng Wftal OrowlMg—
JMstrtbatlfta of Ploavr—Hosft»Ic H*v
•lotions.
CusnwATnn, Feb. 6th, 1872.
EBITOR JounnAL.—The Wright County
Ffaaes made its appearance last week in an
improved atyle. Not in rise or type, but
in the amount cf local correspondence,
which was interesting. That's the' way to
do it. Let us support our home paper,
ani send in mi the items we can get, even
if they are not quite so nies.
It is^chserjng to note the incnand ia
terest phfch farmers are taking la wool
roiaJBg. Some of our prominent eitisens
have been out of late to what the pros
pect was, and to buy shsep, as they wen
dnirous of Inereaaing their flocks bat
a couple of hundred miles ride proved that
those who had good sheep did not can to
nil, (except the culls) and the inferior toto
our thrifty fanners don't want to bay, of
They had a rough time of it,
thcagh, anJ one actually frete his a
one night in bod. Bat if a maa sleeps ia
a rough gksi.iy, with eracha tea foot long
oad one Inch wide, in the boards beside tho
bed, with the wind blowing from Ihe Rocky
Mountains, without lot or hindrance, oad
"nary" abash to stop tt, and the ther
mometer 20° below ssn, aad don't oorer
his head up, npecially whoa ho roisn
wool enough to get an srerlaetlog oapply
of North Star Mills blaakato-he dosorvn
to have hie nasal protuberance congealed.
Speaking of sheep—ws need ssany soon
la this State. It is the surest waj to give
ua cheap clothing aad healthful feed. It
costs but little more to raise a lamb than
It does to raiss a chicken, aad tab wool
from twenty shsep wUl clothe aa^ srdiaary
tsmUy. When we toko »»to ecnsideraUon
that in the last ten yean the number of
looms in the weat, employed ia working
wool, has increased from a little 1ms than
80040 nearly 1,100 the value of ywrly
manufactures from 969,000,000 to nearly
9260,000,000, (the admitted result «f
which, extension is a diminution of nearly
•fly per cent, to eonoumen of woolen
goods) aad the additional fact that with
all tho iaerean we still use aboat 840,000,
000 worth of foreign wool and woolens, it
would be surprising If we did not open
our to the fact that it will to many
dollara ia every man's pocket to keep more
sheep, developing our manufacturing in
termit and enriching our country. May
the millenlum soon come when Jthe Satan
of wool growers shall bo bound a thouuad
yean when there shall been ough wool in
each farmer'* family to furnish a year'sPOVLT.
clothing whea there can bo aa spastoftis
txehangt of nw material for good Bound
goods, and when shoddy and waste ahall
be cast into the lake of fire and brimstone,
to annoy usno more forever. 8o mote it
he!
We name nnr having a first-clan runa
way a few days ago. Mr. Merrill was
loadingflourat Bool's mill, and rolled one
Bern! forward against the horsm' heels.
They started lor St. Cload without unnsc
senary delay, aad although thsir owner re
quested them to "whoa!" they didn't at
tend io Ihe request until they ran into Tom
Sanbom load, whioh had a mile the start
of them. Tom was shocked and the load
shaken, but with wonderful presence of
mind he turned the honm around and
started them baok, with the nssunnce
that, aa 'Twas for your pleasure you
osmo hare, you shall go baok for mine."
The flour was distributed somewhat un
evenly, but then waa no serious damage.
As Clearwater Lodge No. 28, A.*.F.v A
A.-.M.-. wen quietly at work oa Saturday
evealag, aa manssml alarm was heard at
the door. Oa examination of tho cause,
nmo twenty masons' wins mode thdr op
paaraaoe, put ths Tjur to flight, aad ca
tered tile lodge room la a body, armed
with eatables «f aU dessriptioas, oad asjao
driakftbtoa. After arnagiag tablos, they
called the omit to nfrmhmaat, aad right
worthily did each member do hio pari. Onr
aged ohapUin overflowed with pleasaatrim,
and nmo othen who won expected to
make a speech wen unable, aa their stom
achs wan too fafi for attoraaoo. Tho
pleaassUypaMy diaaoned about eleven
o'clock, well pleaseoT with tho aaooom of
the surprise. LOGOS.'
W FallBSfliU
PATXSXVIUI, MIBB., Jan. 19,1872.
EDITOB JOUBBAL.—There is quite a
revival of relisjoas iateraot in thia
plaeo. Meetings have been held at Shel
dea's Hall nearly every evening for tho
loot throe weeks, the room being usually
orawaoa. Meetings aaasaamttaw mmwgaof
Bev. Goo. Johaaoa, Poster of :M\M 1.
^Xv_^± _"*-. .'"mrJK'o^'i
PBaaOafAX,
lb.J|rlty.t
from quite aa exi
Hliaois. Bis
proved by the trip.
4*
Oar sehool nsmawanftisyalB 1|||
day, aad is taught by Mr. a. H.
Thieis the third teacher that has aashm.
takoa the sohool this term. I dea't cap
pom It la a bad sohool, but taa troahlo is
nmong them in tho neighborhood who do
not attend sohool or if they over aid, it
ia veay Ovideat that one branch of their
education was grossly neglected.
C- '•..».?.
—A large supply of smoked, dried oad
nit fish, just received at Pool If eeheu
haapt'e.
—Baekeye farm-feed Seodera,
:%",i:
L:.'"'•*' At HBOTBBOB'O.
Gaieago Ototain« B«U
As our Mr. G. Hanaaer is next Saturday
going East, to punban our spring aad
summer stock, which win bo undoubtedly
ths largest 8t. Cloud has over aeoa wo
therofsn offer ear eatiro stock, ooaslstlag
ef everything la Qeatlemen's wsar, from a
pair of seeks to a hat, at each redaeed
prieos as wOl and must ptooee everybody.
Tftlkiaga^oae woat.eoavinn yea of tho
fact, but by earning hen, goods oad prises
will to yea weat we hove said above.
Come eao, ooae all, if you want.good bar
galas, aad oblige ^\\':i?irr^f-n~^o.
liM :•:, Teun tvaly, o&
G. HANAUBBBCO.
TAK« MOHOB.
Hftvtog disposed of my stock of goods to
Ma. C. MODOBA&O, I dosin to settle ap aU
Bsyaeoouats. Parties having billa against
me will please present them for settlement,
aad those owing me will call at once end
make payment. I will be at the old stand.
uVnj
Go oad am thorn.
true,"
'lied his waggish companion, *4fer you
can'o please nay."
—McDonald (at Morn's old stand), will
keep constantly on hand large stock of
the choicmt family groceries and provis
ions, which he will sell nt the Very .lowest
prices. The patronage of the public is
respectfully aolioited.
NOJTIOB.—Davis, Beat & Go. wilt pay the
highest cash price for all kinds of grain.
9
—Montgomery ft West atill continue to
sell all kinds of winter goods at met. The
pros* nt stock must be closed out without
Uelsy.
—The maa who pays more for shop rent
than foradvertiaiag, don't,understand his
busiaem.—HOBAOB Qannurr.
—Attention is ooUod to the advortiM
meat of the Gnad Gift Caraival ia Aid or
the Rational Baginnr'a AssoetotioB, to
tahe plan at Milwaukee on tho 82d int.
FOB 8AIB.—A good sooond-haBd Camera
Inquire at J. Hill's photograph gallery,
St. Cloud.
Pwsfimaa «/cw
not. •"',r- "i--'-
.'•'V? -,- •"•'. ,, •."•,-.-,
FOB SAM.—A number of saporlor
draaght and dri?lag home, at
Hnanan* ft LAB»'S
FOB Bant.—A centrally located aad
comfortable dwelling hnuae, on WoUee
Avenue. Inquire at this offin.
—Go to Herbert ft Iamb's livery stable
aad take a look at the fine draught and
driving horsm for sale then.*
—A nhoolmaater in Ohio advertises that
he will kmp a Sunday-school twice a wmk,
Tuesdays aad Saturdays.
I a
a a a
S
Ia quaatilies to suit, at
D. M. G. MUBPHY ft CO.'8.
—A man appeared lately in Maunoh
Chunk, Pa., with a patent air-brake
fjr raiiroad-csrs, for sole. He claimed
.that it would stop a train going at tho
highest rate of speed in half its owa
length. A oertain railroad man there
treated tho ioventor's cisiaas with soora,
aad said he would wager large sonis
chat the air-brake couldn't stop a train
any quicker than any other brake, so he
propcsidto test the matter. A local
piper tells tho result: tie borrowed
the oootrivance anJ fixed it on an open
ear on the Switchback BaUroad, and
went nip to the top of Mount Piagah to
get a fair start. He lot her oomo
down the inclined plaoe for awhile no
til aha began to aaowe along at Che rate
ot suttjr milm aft hwir, and than he
onddenay plaood his foot oa the brake
fad pat on with fdl power. Ooo mia
uto later the ore of any ooUtary uav
ellor passing through oaooo wilda might
hata oUorvod a ear Btaaaiag perfoeUy
still on the trook aad a laUrond maa
gotag dowa hill among taa aeaokaerry
boshes end andorbrash hood-fesasaost
at the rate—say of forty-six mileo an
honti He was oarried heme oa a
scretchor, with an abiding faith in ihe
sneeeas of the iaveaiioo, but thinks its
nnsfalacaa woahl no inaproved if sosno
other maa wonld improve wpon the ma
ehinoy no as to avoid the eawtain datnetv
aliiation Ovatufcing thooe who use ft.
—Oh one nf the neent oold alghhr
lady aeqanJataaoo of enrs pat her two
boys ut bed ia a oold room, tanked
yan/
FABM FOR SALE!
OB BXCRANQB FOB
rrtmlnt Oloitol
A FARM ON
Wlimebfago Prairie,
Eight miles from cH. CVowd. Apply to
rotnoiAL]
OBBIIAltil 19.18.
Wnmsis.At a meettng^ef the
ortte* oetto Bmliend 0o»p.
Mto^eoTort,ostt»l*thd»,
ffealen"
itsete
is
ofwhyand
Z. H. MORSE.
Ssiut Cloud. NOT. 9th, 1871.
SPECIAL OPFBR.
For 3.00 we will send to any addron
TAB JOVBBAI aad tho St. Paul IVsss for
eao year. Tho regular price for the two
Ia*4.00.
For $8.00 Tan JOUBBAI. and the Min
neapolis Daily Evtning New* will be seat
for one year.
-—"I can marry any girl I please," said
young man, boastingly
a
''. ,•. i'i
—A story is told of a young maa who
was goingout West to open a jewelry ston.
Whea asked what capital ho had, ho re
plied, »A enw-bar."
•i ,i nana——
—HOB. Jadgo MoBslvy boo appelated
four asocial terms ef District Coast far this
(the frthDiet). for the heariagof imam of
law, applications aad motions, and especi
ally far granting fiaal citisenship papers.
Then terms will bo hold on February 9th,
April 5th, Angus* 2d, aad October 11th.
:!,'
-v 6w.
—Qsorge M. TopUff, of this eouaty, has
taken a contract to get nveral thousand
tin for tho 8t. Paul and Pscilc railroa*.
and is new engaged in getting them out at
a point about forty miles above 8t. Cload.
He ukea eight men from this plan,
oho a work for
fcii
of the
Id in the
.A.
the city
fojawsaas,ecovealeatiy tocsfad, end a good sad
ssafihrntsaamatM Be the"—s
St.featI Pnelnc
ism aad deliverytothe
BUtyare Tbow
of ssUdty, rue »ato?i
-BaUroad.Oo-of
saddoian ia the
•stat the rate of
enas%sa]rsalesssJ
to am MM than t«7
SnstrS
the aMd St. Peal* FMUtoBsllroed ot the MlftriMtp
pl ntaer at St. Chmdlbs at the WOseo Owedm."
ontted, a esfy of whtoh reeolattua dely entlTamtl
OrteioM
mMell
Id on the 06th dsvsf
•ad by rowlnricn de
id city, end the ant,
prorUoe, tenns .and con-
of***""
the Oomms~ Oonnei
^maeofen actofthe T^rWO'
•sft-Wansai^Byrir
ere of the Mate of Ml
taNortsoa|eUoTBVsnoioU.enUtted' An Aotto
nateeslss lbs etu o/f*jQf««d to lam
ma toils fe}^*?S^^^rt
teed OuonnimM dtj" «vpror«d Ttttouj 3d, A. D.
1871 las ssMcttreihrwes authorised to hone at
•uTtUmaMrtotsearetdsyo{AufMt,A.D.l«7il,
the snoatof mid city with eeapone attsehoJ, not
eaondlns the ism of iinty-Ore The
'honmnd dollars, to
nibroeJ
ths line of
mid river
sMIstfthot
IcedUtnam the lot Hieeff mid rWerlets
efStTOtoad, end the farther sea of HftoeaJfhons
end wuere orso seach thereof may hem
to be
froonde for Mid reJlroed through
ef of Bt. Cloud, end the Common
ao4 in Mid city
Oonneil of oue'etty aathoriudto*rabmltby ordl
nenee the queettona eeiiariitely of Unuiog the Made
of Mid city ia the earn of Sixty-Are Thooaaud dol
Ure, to eld In the construction of the bridge afore
Mid, end in the farther aum or Vilteen Ihoownd
OolUri or so ranch thereof may be necoasary to
be naadforthe pnrpoao of purchaaing the light of
way and depot grounds aforesaid. Now therefore:
Tkt eomwumCotmeU e/tte City of Saint Cloud do
•-. ordain: 4?
Ssotion 1. That the bonda ot Mid Oity of Saint
Ohms with the coupons attached, be issned in the
eumof 8ixty-flT« OHHII""1 dollara toaid In the eon
stmetloaofa railroadbridge ecroei the Mbwiaslppi
rirer, upon the Una of the St. Paul Pacific Rail
roadbadlng from the aest eide of aaid rirerInto the
oity of StTOlond to beer iutenet at the rate of
percent, per annum, payableaemi-anuually,
ani each witti eeld coupona to be signed by the
Major and countersigned by the City Clerk of odd
City. The aaid bonda to be mode payable to
••The Bt. Paul ft Pacific BaUroad Company," or bear
er, provided by Section Two of tnia ordinance.
Bco. S. The aaid bonda ahall be in tUe sum of
Bin Tboneand lire Hundred dollara each aba/1 be
numbered from one to ten iucluilve, tad ahall be
payable aa foilewa: Dumber one in twenty year*
from date Number two In twenty-one yt*» lrom
date: Anaaber three twenty-t wo yaara from date
Numberfourin twenty-three yean from date Num
bar fire in twenty-four yeau from date Number air
la twenty fire yeara from date Number aeven in
twenty-ail yearafromdate NumLv ljutiu twenty
aeTenyeara Crenaelate Number nine In twenty
eight yeara Bom date and Number ten- in twenty.
nine year*from date. The intereat coupona due at the
Maturity ofeach bond shall be payable with the atone.
ac. a. TueMid bonda snail be registered in a
book kept for that purpose by the Clerk of add city
with datae of delivery, number, and when suturing,
end none of said bonda ahall be delivered until-, the
aaid Bt. Panl Pacific Railroad Company ahall bare
conatmeted endcompleted its bridge acosoM the Mia
siaiwipai rirer at what is known aa thVWlleon Croe
ing.,» tn said dty, ahall have erected tu depot upon
the grounds heretoforeselected by said dty, through
•naeemmittce, adjoiningaad lying upon Ureckeurldge
avenoatbereio. end ahall hare extended its line
roetl aeraas said bridge to said depot, and from thence
to and aemni Bank rirer, not north of the south half
of sectionftejr(4)in township 12t, north Of rangeBB
West, so that ears may run thereon. If prior to de
livery aforeealdof any orall of said bonda interest
ahall have accrued thereon, coupona to tne amount oi
such seemed Interestahall be detached therefrom
end destroyed beforesuch delivery. ,.
IBscTt. That ihe Common Oonndl ef aaid city
shall order a special election as provided by the Act
afbreaafaLat wbleh election thai ordinance shall be
euhndtted forapprovalln aeeerdanca with the pro
viatoae ef said act, approved tebrnary Od, A.B.
itrt, ti
sso. •.Thai ordinance shall he pubUahadea by
Mid Actprovided, prior to the aforesaid special elec
tion, aud shall take effect and bein foree Brom end
after its approval by a Majority of the voters of sold
dty, uadfi*dae provided io said Act, and iU pabli
catioe4thereafter as provided by taw.
ATSS—Aid. Burto.uk,Carter, Dorr, tamb, Powell.
T. Smlth.J.O. Smith, Bchulten and Mr. President.
BATS~«one.
L. CLARK,
President of Council.
Approved February 7th. 1872.
Atteet, CHS.D.KBBR.
Nssaas P. BABRSS, J- ,Mayor.
Oitf Clerk. fsblO-2*
[ornoiAL.]
4BIIIAHCI BO. M.
WnsatAS, At meeting of the Direc
tors af the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
paay, hold in the oity of Now York on the
18th day of December, A. D. 1871, a reso
lution was adopted that in consideration,
among other things, of the right et war
through the City of St. Cloud, twenty acres
ef land for depot grounds, conveniently
I looted, and a good and sufficient guarantee
torthe issue and delivery to the St. Paul ft
Pacific Railroad Company of Sixty-five
Thousand Dollars ia the bonds Ofami oity
bearing interest at the rate of not less than
eeven per cent, per annum, payable semi
annually, the principal payable in not leas
thantwcntyyeara the crowing by the
asid S Paul ft Paeifio Bailread of the
Mississippi river at St. Cloud ba at the
Wilson crossing, so-called a copy of
which resolution duly authenticated, was
at a meeting of tho Common Council of
oaid oity of 8 Cloud, duly held on the
aatlldayOTDsosmber, A. D. 1871, pre
sented and by resolution declared to be
satisfactory to said oity,and the same, all
and singular I the provisos terms aud Con
dition thereof accepted. And whereas,
by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of
the 8tate of Minnesota, entitled "An act
to authorise tho City of St. Cloud to issue
bonda to old in the construction of the St.
Pall ft Paeifio Baiirood through said city,"
approved Fob. 3d, A. D. 1872, the said
city waa authorised te issue at any time
prior to the first day of August, A. D. 1878,
tne bonds of said city, with coupona at
tached, not exceeding the sum of Sixty-five
Thousand dollars, to aid in the .cuutruc
tieaefb BaiiroadBridgs serosa the Mis
sissippi rirer upon the line ef aaid BaU
road, leading from the east side of sud
river into thecity of St. Cloud and the
further sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars,
or eo much thereof as may be necessary,
to bo used tor the purpose of purchasing
the *iaht of way and depot grounds, for
said Railroad through and in said oity of
St. Cloud, aad the Common Council of said
city authorised toJnbmit by ordinance ths
questions separately, of issuiug said bonds
in the sum of Sixtynea Thousand Dollars
to aid in the obaatraatiou of the Bridge
aforeaa d. aad.ia the further aum of Fif
teen Thousaaut Dplsart, Or so much thereof
as may be neceOsary tr be aoad for the par
pose of purchaaiag the right of way and
depot grounds,atereaaW. Now, therefore,
T/u Common Council of tU CUy: of Si, Cloud
do Ordain N^^C
v:
.'"-:^
SBOTIOB 1. That the beads of the eity
of Su Cloud, with coupona attached, be
issued in the aum of Fifteen Thousand
Dollara, or so much thereof as may be
found lobe Bomasary therefor, to boused
for tho purpom of purchasing the tight of
way aad depot grounds aforesaid to bear
interest at tba rate ef seven per cent, per
annum payable annually, and each with
said coapons to be signed by the Mayor
aad eonatereigaod by the City Clerk of
said dty. The said beads to bo payable
to' the beoror as provided hereinafter.
Sao. 2. The snot boide shall be la ths
nam of One Hoadrod Dollars eaob, shall be
aambaved from eao to oaO huadrod aad
fifty inolaslre, and shall bo poyabto no
loUowe: FitfeeaHamdradl1oUamlatwoo
ty years Fiftaan Hundred Dollars to
tweaty-eaa years rUUsa Handrod Del
lare in twenty-two yean Fifteen Hun
Oped Dollars ia twenty-three years Fif
teen Hnndrod Dollara in tweaty-tsur yeara
Piftoea Huadrod Dollars ia tweuty-fivo
yeara fiftoaa HaaeVed Dollars ia tweaty
six yaara Piftoea Huadrod Doliare ia
Isreaty-oovea years Fiftmn Hundred
DoSsrO in twenty eight years, aad Fifteen
Huadrod Dollara ia twenty-nine yeara after
date ef each. The interest coupon due on
the maturity of each bond shall be paya
bU with the sameT
Bab. I. The aaid bonds shall be regis
tared la a hook kept for that purpose fe7
iheOmkeisald oUy, wiU the another
thereof, whoa maturing, to whom and
whoa delivered said beads shall be
delivered as may bo aooeaaary ia
securing aaid right of way and depot
tea**..-** *».- .a..**...'•\gs&'u^sSo\s^iSsei
•w
the bed to hear them ear their
era. Johnae, aged aeven, gat t!
aU nghtaad eaddled apto Wiliie, aawd
ea. PsnaahsBy^ WaWn naamt •namiriw,' jaubtodby the act aforesaid,
the wordn aama tetter then heeanJdl almrtin^1"'—"—»_-h-«
niter tnamf and taa ptayer
nana: «4 psojr the Lord aty seal
lo •nawi Beaan lati yonr
from moor 11 warm yonr ear.
Johnny was tiokhng him.
any or all of said bends, intereat eball ones
soerood thorson, coupons to the amount
of mob aeevned iaterest shall be detached
insnfiiaofeaw aenh deli'
i^rajJSTc:*""^
Counoil of
ommon
at which,
submitted
ferbpproTal, ia aooordaaco with the pro
ristonef^ aaid aet, eaprored Feb,4d. A. D.
M71 .'•
aao. «. fhioOrdiaenos shaU bo pob
aahad ae by said aet provided, pnor tn the
eZrcaard special election, and shall tahe
efleot aad be hi force from and after ila
approval by a majority of the voters of
oM dty, qaalUUd ee prorided in said act,
aad UM pabiloauon thereafter aa provided
by law. sJ«^i»'v «.
Jym-^Ald. Borbonk. Carter, Dorr, Lamb,
Powell, Smith,!. O. Smith, Sohulten
aad Mr. President.
Jvsys-H
CLARK.
Preaideat
apprevVl
Amu***, f.
of Council.
,b. 7th, 1672.
CHA8.D.
KERR,
Mayor.
BABBBS,
Cuy^Clerk.
fcW°**»
UNITED 8TATES MAILS,
I N N E S O A
mamsum
Bide of t-.OOO, sndnnwnrl,mnst he
by certlSed cheek or droit, eonel
tem
the Ma-£e» e/ jsbrsh t, Uti,.
bsts.
tMlaSaSteMoofeMieeee*
MOontmetodtoeof
thiefBeneiSmeatl
at the Contract eem Oat
eeetOtThy Aer
S».K.erAprUl, n«t,to he
fallowing
by Asrnss.
or
Wrhefftetniaore. miles end
back, ones a weak, MSTO Wkoff Saturday nt S
15W1 From CryiUl lake, by Garden Oity, Vernon
Centra, and Shelbyrilio, to Wlnnebsgs Oity, SS
moat and beck, six UBJM a week. LMTO Oryttal
Ukedaliy, exoapt Snnday. at 7 a Arrive at Wla-
•aS^ShSl? ^A^sfo^Wl
kfapau T%.l'i. J-'JI i'i.S.
lasis
Oooley,
•v. Miimj um •«. oooieT.Bmrer
nee*i
PrankUn, Birch
saSSBMS
and back. thHH Uwek to Beaver Palla
and once a wol^JHl Schedule to be ar
ranged
13657 Prom Klysian, by Marysburgh and Lake
Washington, to Bt. Peter, 27 miles and back, three
times a week. Leave Bt. Peter Monday, Wednesday
and Friday,ut 8 a ni irrive at Elysiaa b- 6
LMVO Klysian Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday, at
Sam Arrive at Bt. Peter by 6 m.
13688 Prom Little Canada to St. Paul, S miles and
back, once a week. LMVO Little Canada Friday at 1
5rldayArrivpat
St. Paul by 3 Leave St. Peel
at 4 Arrive at Little Canada by 0 m.
13084 FromCantroTlUe to Centreville Station (ft.
o.) 3 miles and back, twice a week. Schedule (one
hour each way,) making c'ose connection with trains
from Bt, Paul, to be ealiafactory to postmaster at
Centreville.
13690 FromOhengwatana to Pino City, 3 miles
end hick, twice a week. Schedule (one hour each
way) to be satisfactory to postmaster at Chengwa
lana.
13706 From Brooklyn to Minnetpolis, 7 mllea and
back once a week. Leave Brooklyn Friday at 8 am
Arrive at MiuuMpolls by 10 am Leare Mianeapo
lis Friday at 3 Arriveat Brooklyn by 6 m.
13727 From St. Augusta to St. Cloud, 7 miles and
back, twice a week. LMVO St. Augusta Wednesday
and Saturday at 11 am Arrive at St. Cloud by 1
LMVO St.Cloud Wednesday aud Saturday at 2
Arrive at St. Annueta by 4 m.
13787' From Oleuwood to Alexandria, 18 miles and
back, once a week. LMVO Qlenwood Wednesday at
6 am Arrive at Alexandria by 12 LMVO Alex
andria Wednesday at1 pin Arrive at Glenweod by
7 m. PropoMUfortwioa-a-week service invited.
13776 From Bt. Henry to Union Centre, 3 miles
and back, once a week. Leave Bt. Henry Friday at
12 Arrive at Union Centre by 1pm LMVO Un
ion Centre Friday at 1.30 Arrive at St. Henry
by 2.30 m. .-... it
13776 From Ponune de Terre, by St. Oleff, Tor
denskjold,and Wall Lake to Fergus Falls, 20 miles
and bark, three times a week.: Leave Ponune de
Terre Monday. Wednesday aud Friday at 6 am Ar
rive et Fergus Falls by 12 LMVO Fergus Falls
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 2 pm Arrive nt
Pemme de Terre by 8 m.
13778 Frens Lake Shetek to'drehem Lake, 36
nifles and back, once a week. Leare Lake Shetek
Friday at 7 a n» Arrive at Graham Lake by 6pm
Ueve Graham Lake Saturday at 8 a Arrive at
Lake Shetek by Tip m.
18T70 FroM Albeny to St. Joseph 10 miles end
hack, once a week._ Leave Albany Batiarday
at 10
oeeSt. /oeeph
Arrive at St. JoMph by 1 LMVO
Saturday at S Arrive nt Albany by 6 m.
1S7M Frem Leighton, by Lens, to Waysnto, IS
miles and back, once a Week. Leave Leighton 'Sat
urday st 8 am Arrive at Wayuta by 13 LMVO
Wayaata Saturday at 1 m. Arrive at Leighton
18814 From Fremont to Albert Lea, 7 miles and
hack, twice a week. LMVO Fremont Tuesday and
Saturday atO am Arrive at Albert LM by 11 am
Leave Albert Lea Tueeday and Saturday at
Arrive at Fremont by 2 pm.
lsslt Frem Wlutead Lake to Howard, milesand
back, three times wmk. Leave Winstead Lake
Monday,Thursday andSaturday at 0 am Arrive at
a by a Monday, Thnre
day and Satarday atiTp- ui Arriveet Wlsetead Lake
by dp nt. Oonaeating it Howard with mails from
8t.Panl.
lMia From Morris, by Pomme de Terra, Fergus
Falls. BUaabethtowa and P.licao Uke, to White
Berth, 111 miles and back, once week. Bidder, to
propose schedule of depertuies and arrivals, not lew
than three miles aa hour running time,
laaiT From Pomme de Terre, by Weesota, Bliae
bethtoWD, Moreno (n. o.), Brherd'e Qrove. Prairie
Lake (n. a) and Pelican Lake(n.o.), to Berth Pa
ciScBailread, sear White Oak Lake, 66 miles and
back, once a week: Bidders to propose schedule or
departures and arrivals, not leas than three miles ao
hoar running time.
18818 From St. Joseph, by Albany, to Xew Munich
SS miles and back, once a week. Leave St. Joseph
Tuesday at 10 am Arrive at New Munich by &
Leave Mew Munich Wednesday at 8 a Ar
rive at St. Joseph by 3 m. Proposals Invited for
Mrrice to end at Albany, 13J^ oiilea.
13810 ffrom Carver, by Faxon, io Henderson, 26
miles and be/ek.once a week. LMVO Carver Tuesday
at 8am Arrive at Henderson by 4 Leave
Henderson Wednesday at 8 a a Arrive at Carver by
4pm.
188» Prow Medella, by Leavenworth and Prairie,
vllle, to Golden Gate, 86 miles and back, once a week.
LMveMadeliaTuesdayatTnm Arrive at Golden
Oate by Cp«. LMVO Golden Gate Wednesday at 7 a
Arrive at Medella br 8 pm. Proposals for ser
vice twlee a week invited.
13831 From Bosh City, by
Omntsbnrgh, 2DU miles and I
LMveKnshOlty Tuesday at
Anderson, Wis., to
back, once a week.
7 a Arrive at
GrautsbnrKhb.vl2m Leave Grantsburgh Taesday
at lpm Arriveet Bush Oity by 7 m. PropoMls
for service twice a week invited.
13822 From Rush City, by StanchBeld, to Prince
ton, 40 miles and back, once a week. Leive Prince
ton Tuesday at 6 am Arrive at Rush City by 7
Leave Rush City Wednesday at 6 am Arrive at
Princeton by 7 nr.
18823 From Uutsliinron to Young America, 27
miles end back once a week. Established by act of
February 28,1871, but covered by existing eervice.
13824 From Cambridge to Stark. 10 miles and back
once a week. Leave Cambridge Saturday at 0 am
Arrive at Stark by 12 Leave Stark Saturday at 1
Arrive at Cambridge by 4 m.
13828 From Forest City, by 83 Ivan Mill, to Oold
Spring, 18 miles and back, once a week. Leave For
est City Friday at9 am Arrive at Cold Spring by 4
pm LMVO Cold Spring Saturday at 9 a Arrive
at Forest City by 4 m.
13828 From St. Cloud, by St. Wendell (n. o.), and
Tosng'a Corners (n. o.), to Hold ng's Ford (n. o.), 20
miles and back, once a week. Leave St. Cloud Tues
day at 7 ro Arrive at Holding's Ford by2pm
Leave Holding's Ford Weduesday at 7 am Arrive at
Bt. Clond by 2 in.
13827 Frem Glsnwood. by Laagbel and Hasle Lake
In. o.), to Benson, SO miles and baok, once a week.
Leave Qlenwood Wednesday at 8 am Arriveat Ben
son by 6 pin LMVO Benson Thursday at 8 am Ar
rive at leuwood by 8 m. Proposals invited to end
at Rolling Fork.
13828 From Benson to Lac qui Parle, 80 miles and
back, ones a week. LMVO Benson Friday at 8 am 2
Arrive at Lac qui Parle by 6 LMVO Lao qui
Parle Saturday at S a Arrive at Benson by 8
tn.
13829 From Wankato, by Winnebago Agency,
Medo, Danville (n. o.), and Minnesota Uke, to
Well, 40 miles and back, once a week. LMVO
Mankato Weduesday at 6 a Arrive at Well by
7,p leave Well Thursday at S am Arrive at
Mankato by 7 m. Proposals Invited far three
Umeeie^week eervice between Mini eeota Lake and
Well, omitting residue of route.
18880 From Hertford, by Watt's Bldge (a. o.),
sad Fish Trap Creek (n. o.\ to Crow Wing (a. oj
station North Peciflo B. miles Tad back,
eaee a week. LMVO HsrtferO Saturday nt O a
Arrive at Craw Wing by It a LMVO Crow Wing
Saturday at I Arrive at Hartford by 8 m.
Propos aw twice a wsek eervice invited.
13881 From Jackeon to Big Bead and back, once a
ask. Bidders to state distance and propose sched
ole of departana aadarrivale.
3 taMe IVem McOaaleyvUle, by Fergus Falls, to Ot
ter Tail CBy, (ace a week. Bidders testate davtai
eaWpeopoeeacsadnle of departores and arrivals.
W8» From
esaadris. Jfa
hat covered by esbtting service,
Station, by Glenwood, to Al-
Established by set ot February 28, 1871,
13884 FremFi
Pelican Baplds, (n. o.L
l,U7l7bot
FsUe. by Elisabeth Ctty, to
lishedby act of Feb-
ruary 28,1871 but eovered by existing service.
188U From Otter Tail Oity to Oaakis. BStol
ed by act of February 38,1871, bat covered by estst
ingeerviee. __
18888 From Atwater, by Kandiyohi, to lake
Lillian. Established by aet ef February 38,1871,
bateorered by exlstlag service.
NOTE8.
ttyV.eer
betocorrytheseell wtth -eetm.
..., MUl sOamttF.- netng the' terms
s£u.?£2. saaesatdt
ter or Jodie of a court of record.
No pay will bemats kr trips aet perkreaed,ead
Om a ^ask saslsaloas not seladhi I till esasehv
ed three teeaas the Paget'the (Hp aaayhe dadncted.
For anrrak so
tioawith dep«L __., .. ._
-fcwrmoTthe isnuisnsstlen for the trip
tokikatms. Fines wiU be iasneeed, am
illsesmsrbamih ly esua^lnee^fcr
erbujlttobelaiered, deetruyed^rebbed, or*
loet and lor rerestag,after damsel, to convey the
men ee freqnsntly ee the contractor runs, or is con
cerned in running, vehicles on the route. Iks Poet
master General may annul theeontractforrepeated
and wilfal falloree, for disebeying the poet eflce
laws or ths iMtrnetlons of the Department, He
may alter the schedule of departures and arrivals,
nod also order nn increase of service by allowing
therefor a»ro rato increase on the contract pay. He
amy also curtail or discontinns the eervice in whole
Or In pert, at a proportionatedecrease ef pay,allow
te« as foUlademnlty to the contractor e«e meath'S
extra rompmention on the eanoent of servlee dk
penned with, and a pro ro/s compeaaaMon Bw the
eervice retainedand coarlaned.
I laws relating to the postal etrvfee. kems at
psnpesal, gnarantee, and eertlOaate. end kr ln
etmetlonS end enndjUeUeto be eafcesed In the
contract, aee edvsstfaenient ef thk date le naasph
nttkras, and of October SO, 1888. sad Sontamfas
30. 1870, laviUagewpesaJv fee aash service la Min
nemte, to aoSjama^-Ohs. armsreal Boat esBcee.
BsCs aheuM be sent in eeeled eorMopss, sapor
serlbe*. "Met! neeposale, Btate ef MTnaeeeta.' end
eddrmeed mtawSeswad Aswetaat Postmerter Oen-
O W
JremOs dftaniiavfa Pott.
—There some talk
church at Alexandria.
—P. B. TaaHocsen, Esq., was appointed
by the Dougls* County Agricultural Society
a delegate to attend the State Convention
at S Paul
—Contractors ore nerd at work oa the
St. Cload oad Pembina railroad, aad
draff ft Co. are reeeivtag suppling for the
winter aad spring. The Brat item ia a
shipment of two hundred barrels of pork,
byway of St. Cload aud Spunk Lake
woods.
Prom tk* Otter Toil CUg Record.
—•A prisoner named Johnson, confined
for robbery, made his escape, with vary
little difficulty, from the new jail.
—Stone'e Hotel waa burned on Wednes
day afternoon. Cause of iro unknown.
Lorn, 12,000 insured for 1,600 In the
—A German named Jacob Blueher was
killed at MUtoa Station on the N. P. B. B.,
while attempting to jump off moving ear.
—The-first car load of wheat from Otter
Tail City, was shipped on the 19th ult., for
mod weat of Oak Lake.
—A hog was on exhibition at the store
of Holmes ft Co., at Detroit City, which
weighed 945 pounds dreaaed. [What a
whopping—porker!]
PromOtPergui fallt Advocate.
—One year ago the stamps canceled at the
post office at thia plaoe did not amount to
more than $1.00 per wmk. The receipts
of the office arc now nearly $100 per
month. :.,
Tan SKCBOT or CAPTIVATIOX.—Features
of Greciai mould, a well-turned seek and
beautifully rounded arms, are no doubt
very nice things to have, and ladies who
possess them charms have reason to be
thankful to Mother Nature yeCafter ail,
the most captivating of all womsaly charms
is a pure, frmh and brilliant complexion.
This superlative fascination any lady ay
secure by using Uagan's Magnolia Balm,
the standard beautifying preparation of
the present age. It differs from all ordi
nary cosmetics in three most essential par
ticulars, inasmuch as it contains no injur
ious ingredients, dom not oontract or
shrivel the shin as all the astringent
"bloome," ••lotions'* and ••powders" even
tually do, but produces a lasting loveliaeaa
by improving the health of tho skin. Un
der its operation the.texture of the epider
mis becomes finer, and the surface soft no
velvet and smooth as poroelain. Features
cannot be changed, but complexions can,
and it is quite certain that a lady with no
other charm than a frmh aad rosy com
plexion, will attract more admiration la
company than her neighbor with a classic
face but a sallow akin.
—Quarter-second watches, at
—Baeiae FaaningtMilla,
ATGsovtiion's.
—The amcuDt oi' money paid for
whisky in North Carolina during tho
year 1871 was over $30,000,000. This
woald hayo'psid tho State debt.
THK MABKBT8
Cheese-J-Minnesota,20c Newrorh,25c.
Butter—Unnges from 12c} to 25c.
Eggs—28s80c.
Green apples—$#.50a5,00 per bbl 60
eta. per peck.
Cranberries—2.60a8.66.
Wool, 40c.
Dry maple wood is worth $da$4.60 for
full cord green maple, oak, &c. ,$4a$4 25
tamarac,$3.50.
Wheat—$1 23:{ for No. 2.
Oats-82o.
Corn—41c.
L.VA1BKR
2d
A
BUSH'S.
ST. CLOUD, Feb. 1, 1874.
Wheat—Firm at $1.00 a$l 05.
Osls—36o to 38e.
Corn—45a50c.
Barley—60c
Bye, 56c.
Bran—00c per cat.
ShOrts—$
Feed—$la$l 60 per cwt.
Hay, ia of excellent quality this year, and
sell* at $7.
*.
Beans, #1.50 to $2.00, accordiag to
quality.
Potatoes,* buying at 50aGOo.
11ABKET
Clear
Dimension....
Stock boards..
1st Common.
2d
Common....................
Scoots
1st Siding......
2d Siding....
1st
Flooring,.....••......
Flooring...»..*
...
Shingles
Pickets..
Lath..............~.........................
Lumber can
St. Germain
Sm Xjo
AOBMTat
W
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 7.
..tier M, i$28 00*3500
••««••«''.........
.................
10 00al8 00
17 00
18 00
13 00
8 00
2? 00
19 00
28 00
22 00
H. 2 25a 3,50 a 4 50
.......... 8 00a 10 00
2 25»2 50
be had only atthe yards.
StEClAL NOTICES.
OB Sf ARRIAGB
Bssays for Tonng Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES, which Interfere with MARRIAGE—
Withraremeans of relief for the Erring and Unfor
tunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent free. In Sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARDASSOCIATION, No.
08 Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Pa
MCSHERRY'S
N E W DRI1VL.
AND
BBOAB-OAST
SEEDER.
At the MinnesotaState Pair, held at B*.
Paal in September, 1871, there was a spir
ited contest between the Brood-oast seed
Sowera and'Grain Drills, there belay some
tea or twelve differeat patents on exhibi
tion, aad amoaf them the Mc8herry Grain
Drill aad tho MeSherry Seeder, manniac
tnred at Dayton, Ohio. After a very care
ful ezamiaatioa of the mechanical con
struction of the several machines, with ref
erence to speed, lightness of dreit, ease of
a/ijuatlag, durability and finish, the ma
chines were very thoroughly tested in cul
tivating, in both plowed end nnplowed
giennd, then carefully tasted as to their
ability to distribute the seed evenly and in
proper quantities. After a trial, Iastiag
several hours, thejudges were unanimous
hi awarding the first premium to the Mo
Sherry Oraia Drill. Also, to tho MeSher
ry Bread-cast Seed Sower and Cultivator
combiaed.
the-MeSherry Drill and Feeder have
within the past two years taken the first
prise ia nearly all the Western Stales. At
the Olmetoad County Pair, held st Roch
ester on the 6th, 6th, and 7th, of October,
G. W. Payee exhibited bia maobins ia OOBV
petUion with other loadiag machtofa, aad
received the Bret premium ea MeSherry'e
Graia Drill aad Grass Seed Sower. Pirst
premium en McSLerry Broad-cast Graia
and Gram Seed Sower and Cultivator oom
bind.M- it^'i t*L?
toraaloby
J. E. WING,
fsbl-2m st, Cload, Mian.
WANTID,
ia every Towa and County,
a reliable man or woman to aet as
agent, for
THE HOME OF
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The graadest and most sncceaafnl BOW
book out, BOW selling -with astonishing
rapidity. It oontaine nearly 200J Magnifi
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are doiag equally oi welL 92,600 par aa
aum can be mads by any eeergetie aaale
or female agent, ia taking orders for thia
valuable, fascinating and popular work.
It te the beat chance to make money ever
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taiaing cur terms, fall portloaloro, etc AA?
dress M. A. PABESB 4 Co., 2 South
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Hahorsof Prof. Stcwe'a Selflniorpreting
I Bible, faVlew
9MtM
A IlAxrare S»eV E a a
St. Cloud, Minn., June 22,1871. voUSn«9
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1
1
1
10 Gifts of
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money work Sir as then anything elee, best.
n«ss light and permanent. Particulars free. O.
Simon Co.,Fine Art Publisher!, For*lead, Maine
FREE TO. BOOK AGENTS.
?J?L,5i?.'1*gR"1* »-t"e»as efenr Item a
luttrated jT'TaTiBfi. eaatsMng ever BOO Sue
Senptnrelllastnitions to any Book Agent, free of
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Health and Wealth in
SILVER TIPPED
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Will not wear through at the toe.
NEWSEEDSANDPLANTS
Bent fcjr Moll or Bxprees.
OUR SEED HID PLMTCITILOGUES FOR 1872,
Numbering 176 pagei. andjcontainlng
Two Colored Plates,
Beach worth twice the cost of Catalogues, mailed to
all applicants on receipt of26 cents.
ue*
omea, SS Oovtmmcjt StreetsH. Y.
BRIGGS & BROTHERS
CATALOGCK OF FLOWER A\D VKfll
TASLK.
r.,SJB3BIDS.
{s\BB
BCMBUCA FIVOWmRIHO BVUSB, VOR
sar»t
New reedy,OonsUUng of over IB) pages, on rose-tint
ed,paper,With upwards of 400 separata cuts, and
Blx MnaatUvU Colored Plateet Oorer, a
beantiful design, in colore. Che richest Catalogue
ever published. Send 36 centsfeecopy, not one hall
the value of the colored plates. In the Or* order,
amounting to not less than fl.theprice orCatalogne,
36c. will be refunded in eeeds. New customers
placed on the same footing wiU eld. Free to eld
customers. Quality of seeds, siae of packets, prices
and presainsMoflersd, stakeittothe edvantage of all
to purchese seeds of-ns. See Catalogue tor extraor
dinary inducements.
Ton will miss it ifyon do not aee onrCatalogue be
fore ordering Seeds.'
Eitherof oar twoChromoe kr 1878, else MsSt—one
a flower plots of Bulbous Plants, constating of Lilirs.
Be-the ether Anneal, Biennial and Ferennkl
Heats, guaranteed the
BUMIT KL.KOABT FleOStAls OHROMOS
ever hnaed in this country. A superb parlor orna
ment saelled.peet pnhfc on recetot of 78e. alee free,
oa conditions specifed In Catalogue. Address
O efc BROTHBB
1846.] Btoekoster, May York.
$500 CHALLENGE
Toward expense nf& Pkklto Teet that the
rATKBT in BAWS
BSXMI lm an eedl, Kaae a ad MlaspUeltr a
•tkere. Of Boyaton'S Utasi Improved Grose Cut
end Wood Saws, not ens Sailed la 30,000. Cross Out
ill per ft.): wood saws ($1 each.) tor oak Sp all Ant*
Ur: m.'k. BOYTtSM, 00 Bt.,
Mm o« JSWC I^roprtmMof avui AVtaA^fkctmWtr,
r'W it1?-- •,.--. ." -.v
GOOD
S for FALL & WINTER.
J. PEOIsTDZESTSKl
Has just received oa UBuanally Urge stock, comprising ell ths latest styles ml""
BEAVEBS, 00AWNG8. BliOADOIOTHS.
Doeskint, Clotht and Ca$simeres,
which win be geuea an in the beet manner.
AU tk$ N0VMLTIK8 of
Grontai9 Fms^ntlmlxlmar O a a Oarpm,
&ap/i, TVea, and a /mtllin* of Vnderwor. Tnmke, Trotting Sago,
I wouldiovite the especial atfetlo. at oil to those Good* W
at very low rates.
Schwarts ft Thela* Block, St. Qermain strmt.
,.. S
SHELDON
BIAtll
STA]S1)ARD FARM MACHINERY
Whitewatk Co Threslera,
Little er Wagons,
iti Champion lien tii ft Mowers
by Reaper.
Hubbard Mower.
Hoihngswoith Sulky liske,
,':'• Baoine roaaiiig Millr.
Tornado, and Vibrator Threshers,
Ohio ChaapioB Beepers aad Movers,
5ew Yorker Beeper,
Hubbard.Dropper,
Meadow King Mower,
Revolving Sulky Boko,
CSuceessers to Ticknor, Tolman & Co.,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IRTja8 A.NT E I I N E S
a a tDntlery, I
TOILET ABTICLBS, ft*., As.
Use.«, 1871. ST.OBBMAm '. ST. CIMB.MTBY.
GRAN GIFT CAHNIVAL I N A I O
The National Engineers' Association,
At ttnt Oram* Opera Hooue, Btllwoeikeo, Wliu, FcBranrw aa. 10TB.
I E S \o ^. #*ELAX*1X.
$ 1 5 0 0 0 0 IN A S I E S
Will be distributed ea fellows:
In GOLD
In CASH
aa/no
$80,00(1
9».0O0
lc/ioo
0,880
.•
1,000
•a
each
IfnnE?14
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Wr0«H0a.8nir5?n-.,^,y5Lur
wr.»2 i.?.1!? iI,U
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they may
I little in-
DBCUOkO A S of reel eaerTfaed
universal use. If the whole time is devoted a mncb
larger sens may be realised. Carenkre free, giving
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list of artkke endeonuaisskns allowed,
CO- Hobeken.rT.J.
CANCBRB, TUMORS. VkCRRS.
AstonisMafemmbynrs. KUneand Uadtay. at
the Phlladebjiia Cancer Iaetitnta. SSI Arch St., PhfJ.
adelnbla,**^ At Braeeh QRees by Or. Ttareen. 088
W. Fourth 8u,ClnclaaaU,0. by Or. Oreeae, Char.
lotU,k.C. by Dr.. Baaly S Beaton, Cor, of Broad
and Alabama Sta, Atlaaea,Oa. byBT. Bramball, 0)
N. Court St, Mrmnr Tenn,
WONDRBrVsT CAMCRR ABTUKSTBB.
W tToCoMoWMomomm. A/e Bleed. Uttk
Hf* tor paHtamartpam ea or addrm tUktr of
she
Better than sewed Boots
and Shoes are
CABL
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W WUE.
wataeoa auaoo
FOB SALS.
aacnsn.sewn.
SO
10
12
20
28
20
8
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South-west quarter
South-west
Southeast
North-west
Southeast
South-east
Soath-weet.
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A.. GrROTEKOfi,
Olfls of ISOO eeeh
tin loo
800 .« JO
800 ao
low io
m, 10,000
n»P«elViUdM150,000
InCASH
,SliMeaaeh,in the Northwestern Mutual Ufa Inenrnnee Caeaaanhs
$10,000, amonntina to $150/)* Tiekets, at 00.00 aBjaa*. *neeannee Viaannj
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION—The drawing ef prism will take nleee faneaedUtalv after tk.
One hundredI«H1 ttt, thousand numbers, rep^ientln. tb. ^eteSoU W S S a
**eri0lDK 8H«W wUl be pbc in a a I tteTe^^nm-
aalmu*
Binreiou™. in tail view of the endtonte Tho
mrnsas, DSAWS Ip aacn and svnar intranet te (In the coaaxaroaaue am. AOdnes,
"wT. BB. 8TATI*., State Afsat, UI Third street.St.Peel, Mean.
P. fl.—Slnnle Tiekets sent by aefl to say address.
WAGONS, 8LBDS,
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124
124
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THE BESTGOOD
S
AT THE
O W E S I E S
Jos. Edelbrock
would call attention to his splendid stock of
Fall and Winter Goods.
It includes a full line of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
STYLISH DRESS GOODS, to.,
CLOTHING!
For Mea aad Beys—full suits, evereeeta,
ac—made from the best material aad
in the meet substantial maaaei,
aad WARRANTED.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Aa assortment act te be excelled either ia
quality or variety ia thia market. j,
HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS So.
in full variety.
FAJSOUV O E I E S
of all kinds, kept constantly oa head,
StaT-CbiV and
aakfricta.
vldalO
CHAINS, YOKES,
88
84
84
84*
86
84
84
84
Tho above leads wjil bo oold very cheap,
aad ea- very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or ail the preeos, will plsaae
address the undersigned, etatfamf the tenas
Apply to P. L. ORIG01Y.
OT OALYISF.aOW,
lis. aaxSJrU|ale«Tl
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exaatsao gooda
JOS. BDILB10CIL
I. M. NOYE8
BLACKSMITIH
r$5 I
3
Manufacturer of tho
Celebrated Noyes Axe.
(Guaranteed to be the BEST AXI la
United States.) Alee
the
TOWS, DRIVING TOOLS.
Aad Everythlag wasted by
E turwTKr
Particular attoatiea wOl be given te
Hors and O Shoeing,
Ma.aUa^raAa,ofCleemater,baalHmRea«
aaaad for eao year to take chanc of the
ail to be one of the very'beat aboera at the
State
PrWelBtiy AstSawSi S BSol
gsttsfBctiaa sasraBteesl.
BsnrShepeaSt. Oeroaaa Street,oppo
site the Oeatrai HseweLiTery.Stablaeaad
aear SUreaeoa Co.*a Foundry.
flS-aSS
i-
.M.aTeTBB.
UPHAM