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thin any other house in the city, At Murphy
/ spsncer's old stand, St. GERMAN street.
WHOLESALE AND RITAIL,-Major D. N.
9. Murphy rssur.sd from the East on Sat-
urdsy evening, and the new stock Of the
firm has already arrived. Their supply Of
groceries, provisions. &C., 10 really i'm.
nense, aud one Of the most complete in
tho State. They have determined to do IN
extensive jobbing business, and will make
il . decided object for country dealers to
purchase Of them. as they will sell It -
favorable rates a. any Of the St. Faul
houses. An examination Of their stock, with
the figures, viii convince oil Of ibis. In The
retail line they will continue 10 furnish
1smiliss with the choicest and freshest gro
ceriss at the lowest rates..
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PssssyrsalAx--Pastor,R Rev. :: Y. Campbell. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning At O'Clock. Evening
~. Sunday School after morning service.
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Is DrxAxD.-Joseph Edelbrocks stock
Of new goods 10 being eagerly purchased
by crowds Of customers. Dir. Z. 10 consid-
cred ono Of the most successful buyers in
the market, s.a his present stock cannot b.
szeslled. The supply Of ready made clothing
is very heavy and complete, and must give
perfect satisfaction. A full stock Of CASH.
meres, csssinettss AID clothing material also
On hand. The dry goods department gives
evidence Of careful and judicious selection,
both in the line Of fancy and staple goods,
and IL 20 full that It would be useless to
enumerste tho different articles. As usual
Mr.. E. hes superior stock Of groceries
aud provisions. His old motto Of "quick
sales and small profits will be strictly ad-
hered to, and customers can rest assured Of
obtaining the very best bargains.
Fruit in Minnesota 10 plenty this year.
McIntire & Castle are receiving three thou
sand barrels Of opplss.
| ;-E. G. Smith keeps the largest assort-
| ment Of boots and shoes In Northern Min
nesots, and sells them cheaper than the
cheapest. Call and sec him.
FuRs.-The highest o,sh price will be
paid for freshly killed deer skins, and hide,
Of ill kinds, 1t the 81. Cloud Depot.
AMERICAN WA1caEs.-Twehty-6 five dol
lars will buy splendid silver American
watch, warranted reliable time keeper, a
4. ". Bush's.
Germs sells cheaper than ever, .
Murphy l. spencer's old stand. St. Ger
main street.
| PElsoxAL.-A. W. Bush returned iron
New-York on Thursday.
-Orershirts selling from dollar up, a
Carns'-oM stand Of Murphy & Spencer
st. German street.
CHEAr.-Overcoats, from six dollars UP
ss earns Clothing Store, old stand Murpb
4 spencer, St. German street.
7 TODD CouxTY.-The returns 20 far 4
. received give Marshall IS; Fl.ndr.u 1
Gilmsu 4e; Psttijshn IS. Il. -.
-The Quincy stoves are manufacture
!. Of The famous Missouri iron, the tourhe
lathe world. ..t-=,.
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NEwsPAPo8IAL.-Last weeks Shakopee
Spectator cautsined the valedictory Of John
H. Brown, who has been the editor since
the paper was started, while Frank Meade
bows himself unite the just-vacated chair in
. style quite characteristic Of the young
man. Frank is live boy, and will make a
hrst-rate local paper, with miserable Demo-
cratic proelivi.ies. He always was fond Of
the Spectacular-ride the ''Black Crook.
In all but his politics, We hope he may
prosper.
CAPs.-O.ter, beaver, nutria, and all
other kinds Of Fur Caps cheaper than any
other house in town, It earns store, old
stand Of Murphy & Spencer, st. Ger
main street.
In DURANGO VILE.-On Tuesday last
Hole-in-,hs-Dsy, the great Chief Of the
Chippewa, while in St. Paul, yielded "a
the prevailing force Of example ia that city,
and imbibed too much "6re-watsr:" Al .
result, no vas confined in the calsbooss
until released by some friends.
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Value. Of oil school houses in T.,
Value q al built Ii. pas. year, $2.soI
Average attendance At winter schools, ~
:. = -" summer " %,
ATTENTION BILLIARD PLAyERs!-A gree
match game will be played At the Montana
Billiard Rooms, on Saturday evening next
TOR tho champion cue Of the northwest, be
! tween two Of the most celebrated amateu,
! players that lave ever appeared before ,
St. Cloud audience. The names Of the par
ties. by special request, are not given, a
| neither Of the gentlemen propose making
the game Of billiards means Of livelihood.
A email admittance fee will be charged
to cover the expenses Of the free oyster
supper which will be given BY the Prcprie"
tor directly after The match game is con-
cluded. All lovers Of the art are respect
fully invited to attend, "a = good time is
expected.
REcoxslDEaED.-The State Board Of
Equalization has reoonsidered its action
whereby twenty five per cent. additional
was placed upon tho valuation Of all per-
sonsl property in this County. and the in
crease now applies, a. the Clerk writes to
The County Auditor, only to domestic AMI
mails.
From table published in tho Pre.s We
learn that in Benton county there has been
an increase Of 10 per cent; Crew Wing
decrease Of 50 per cent. Douglas decrease
Of Is FER cent. Morrison, Shsrburne AMI
Todd no change; Pope decrease Of 20 per
cent.
0aAx1r1 CoArAx1.-A Company has
been formed in St. Paul for developing the
granite quArriss almost directly opposite
this city.
The Company embraces tho names Of
VIM. F.: Davidson, Vim. A. Spencer, A.
H. Wilder. Il. L. Carver and II. r. Bige-
low. This enterprise will, il carried out -
We have every reason to believe it will be,
Prove Of great advantage to St. Cloud.
Alter the above WAS written, We had .
call from Col. H. c. Rogers. Secretary 81
State. who came from 81. Paul yesterday
with Messrs. Wilder, Carver, Knight and
others, to examine the granite lodges. Col.
R. says this is an excellent quality of
granite, and 10 the only quarry in this sec-
ton Of the northwest. Work will be com.
menced At once.
Will CoSrEsr.-Capt. L. ". Collins
viii contest the election Of E. W. Wright,
the County Attorney, on the ground that
he (CApt. CO. was elected last fall for two
years. We understand that . statement Of
facts will be agreed upon and submitted to
the Supreme Court, a. the January term,
in order to have decision before next all 8
eletion.
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You esa boy cock stove, tinvarsd
ssnplsts, from MeIatlrs L Castle foz
4Wsa'y Dollars. .~':' ..- ~
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0DElr =

Died. at Clearwater, on the 9Th inst, 81
typhoid fever. ExxAA. MoLxoD,9 ard ld
years. mouths. and ~ days. s 5. -. 10, >
In this aalie.ion, coming 70 suddenly in
our midst and taking ono who Was only
known 70 be loved, We have another illus
tration Of tho certainty Of death. Our
friend, Emma, with al the enthusiasm Of
her nature, had dotted much on the future,
and but short time previous to her death
had spoken to Us Of her bright prospects,
and lived in tho hope Of Z long and happy
life. But alas! for the uncertainty q
temporal things. When least expected,
che wss seized In tho 10y grasp Of death,
and has been taken from The sdiietions,
discoursgensats and asperi,ies Of life to,
~e trust, . brighter and purer REALM
In all the varied duties Of life, whether in
tho homo circle or among her companions.
she eudeared herself by her many amiabls
and social qualities. and her sudden depar-
ture is nourned BY large circle Of friends.
Tothebroksu- hearted parents, brothers and
sisters in this, their hour Of Bereavement,
comes the consolation that she 10 but called
little while before, and that happy re-
union awaits them beyond the dark
river Of death.
A bowed BY sudden storms, the roso
Sinks on the gardins breast;
Down to the grave our sister goes,
In silence there to rest.
No moro with % her tunefal voice,
1hshs mn Of praise shall SWELL
No more her cheerful heart reJolco !
a. When peals the Sabbath bell. u \
Yet, tfin you cloudless sphere,
Amid sinless throng,
She utters in her Saviour's ear
The everlasting song, l
No more we'll mourn tho absen. friend,
But lit our earnest prayer, !
And daily every effort bend, |
ToRise and meet her there, "
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DROBATE N0TICE.-1N PROBATE COURT,
i MononRua county, Minnesota. =.
In the inatter Of the application Of Charles W.Gecr
Gcer, deceased, late Of said county intcstate.
On reading and filing said application it Is ordered
{ at Monday, the SECOND day Of December, 1S6- =
assigned for hearing said appca, ion And it is fur
thor ordered that the petitioner give notice Of tho
hearing thereof to all persons interested. by causing
JOURNAL, weekly newspaper printed and published
at St. Cloud, in the county OF Stcarus, and State of
Minnesota, for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing.
JOHN Il. WRIGHT, Jnlss of Probate.
Dated Burbank, Novcml,r 1lth, 1857. uov14-3w
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GOLD PESs.- Good gold pens for 40, 80,
and Is eents each, warranted for one year,
ALA. VI. Eush's.
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MEMORIAL WIxDow.-A beautiful window
has been put IN St. Johns church to the
memory Of Mary B. Strong, wife Of DR.. NJ.
II. Rose. The design is very dne, and the
window II IN additional ornament to the
church.
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SOLD OuF.-A. Hull has sold his pheto-
graph gallery 70 Jas. Hill, and will leave
town next week. 81. Cloud has now ont
artists good one-and he should be well
supported.
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T1NE Silver Thimbles, warranted equal
IL to coin. for sale At DUsH'S. Any name
o. initials engraved gratis.
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STAR MAcH1Nr.-1he Star Sewing Ma
chiue combines simplicity, durability and
beauty. 1t has but two moving peices Of
machinery to form the stitch, and makes q
stitch alike ON both sides Of the fabric
scwed that will not rip or unravel! 1t is
truly wonderful achievement Of inventive
genius and mechanical skin. Price thirty
FIVE dollars. Sold by A. W. Bush, Agent for
the Wilcox & Gibbs, and Florence sewing
machines.
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GhAPrs.-We are indebted to NJ. E
Nixon for some choice Cstawba grapes
They ore the most delicious that have ys'
been brought to market.
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OvEnIAsD.-0n Tuesday morning Mr..
c. A. Raass started from this place for
Devils Lake train loaded with supplies
for his mail stations on the overland route
IN No nfana
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CHEAP.-Overcoats, from xix dollars up,
ss earns Clothing Store, old stand Murphy
& spencer, st.. German street,
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OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.

PasssyrlalAx.--Pastor,R Rev. Z. Y. Campbell. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at l0 O'Clock. Evening
~. Sunday School after morning service.
~ Allkinds Of JOB printing, in Eng
fish, German or Norwegian, executed ct
this Office. Send in your orders.
For Rrxr.-A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate.
Inquire At this ONCE.
sropPEp.-Bridgsmsn's mill stopped
work on Tuesday, the supply Of logs hav-
ing besn entirely cut up.
REaovED.-Carus has removed his stock
Of clothing and dry goods to he old stand
Of Murphy + Spencer, St. German street,
where hs is selling goods cheaper than
ever.
vExrsox.-The market Was never better
supplied. and = choice article can easily be
had for three cents per pound.
A RuxoR.-It 10 said that the cause Of
the partial failure in the wheat crop is be.
cause MeIatirs l. Castle dill not get their
celebrated Perrine and Moline plows on in
time last spring. They have full stock
now.
Observation-Disclosures avenue, from
st. German to Lake street, has been hide
walked on tho east side with good plank
. movement decidedly satisfactory to pedes-
TRANS.
RE1uxED.-We welcome back 10 Mime
sofa and to our columns. ''Pathdnder," An
interesting letter from whom will be found
In this issue.
Youl CHAxcs.-Any person waning .
Hat can find ono cheap At E. c. Smiths.
He is selling out At cost, or leas than cost.
ENGINE hoCsE.-Jshn r. Clark il build |
ing, for he city, temporary engine eouse
. short distance east Of the Court House.
Next spring brick engine house will DO
put up.
RExovAL.-The American Express CON-
pany has leased the old land Office building
for IN express Office. to Be under the
charge Of A. N. Gilbert, the present agent.
The Northwestern Company's Office remains |
where it now is, with Mr.. Lake - agent. |
NIw JEwE1RY.-Besutiful sets Of Bog. |
wood Jsvelry, for fifty and seventy-hve
cents each, At A. ". Bush's.
OPENING OF STRB8r.-We would respect. |
fully suggest to the "City Dads' that it
might be ! good idea to open up the street
running from tie Court House to the LAID |
Office and Post Office. A little filing in
would make it one Of the best streets in the !
city, and one that would be much used.
OFFICIAL RE1uRas-In another column |
will be found in carefully arranged tabular !
form, the official vote Of Stesrns county.
The returns were canvassed on Tuesday by
b. Vossburg, County Auditor, and Justice |
Barnes, Of this place, and Justice Bailey,
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Fruit in Minnesota il plenty this year.
Mclntire & Castle are receiving three thou
sand barrels Of applss.
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TODD CouNTY.-The returns 20 far A
received givo Marshall IS; Flandrsu / {:
0ilmsu 46; Psttijshn IS. - 49,.
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:-E. c. Smith keeps The largest assort-
ment Of boots and shoes In Northern Min
nesots, and sells them cheaper than the
cheapest. Call and sec him.
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-Overshirts selling from dollar up, At
Carns'-oM stand Of Murphy Spencer,
st. German street.
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Germs sells cheaper than ever, At
Murphy / Spencer's old stand. ST. Ger.
main street.
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-The Quincy stoves are manufactured
Of The famous Missouri iron, the toughest
lathe world. IS ...-.@, ~
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PElsoxAL.-A. W. Bush returned from
New-York on Thursday.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
II estimated, upon what's considered good
authority, that the total losses by fire last year
in the United States, including the destructive
confaeatiop at Portland, Maine, will amount to
upwards of $50, 900, 600, or about one-tenth OF
the whole income of this heavily taxed country
An aged woman, who spent her tune in rag
picking, has just died in Charlestown, Mass;
amid scenes of the greatest distress, hlth an9
poverty. Prior to hec decease skirt was i9unu
in her apartment in which there was seweo ~
several thousand dollars in gold.
Gen. G. q. s. Williams, prominent lawyer
Of San Francisco, committed suicide on the Sd
inst. by blowing out his brains With Dcrrln-
ger pistol. The act was supposed to have been
done while laboring under temporary tit OF
insanity.
The late decision of the Minnesota Supreme
Court declaring law of 1862 unconstif utlonal
brings to grief many spectators who had been
purchasing tax-titles all over the State, ex-
pecting to hold the property.
We learn that advices from Hamburg have
been received, which show that u. 5. Govern
ment securities just now are much IN favor IN
Germany.
A commission appointed by the British Gov
eminent is now engaged in the consideration OF
the subject of the British laws relative to neu'
ttality.
The emigration of negroes from South Caro-
Ina, continues They are leaving IN large
numbers, going mostly to Florida
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSi!-f Patent
N Medicines. Ayers Ague Cure, Osgood' 8
Cholagogue Shallenberger's Pills, Oregon Aguc
Powders, ChickahonliEy Bitters, Blades Lu-
bricators, Costar's and Stonebraker's Rat En-
tormirators, Ellis Citrate Magnesia, and Coke
Sparkling Gelatine.
Spices-Race and Jamaica Ginger Whole
and Ground Black Pepper, Long Pepper, White
Pepper, White and Black Mustard Seed, l'ure
Ground English Mustard, Celery Seed, Cars
way and Coriander Seed, Gloves, Mace, ALI
spice and Nutmegs
Pure Medicinal Liqucrs-Fine old Cognac
Brandy and old Otard DO, Pure Blackberry and
Cherry and Madeira Wines, Jamaica Bum and
Stoughton Bitters all in bottles.
Drugs Bi-carb Soda, Pure Cream Tartar,
Refined Borax Extract Logwood, Naltpetre,
Blue Vitriol Alum, EPSON Salts, Copperas,
Flower Sulphur and Birthstone, besides Lewis
Pure White Lead, Colors in oil, Raw and Boil,
ed Linsced Oil, Bleached Winter strained Lard
Oil, Train Oil, and Pure n eatsfoot Oil.
Also, just received, q large assortment or
French and American Window Glass OF all
sizes. JAN NJ u ~
Druggists, l45, King street
9sEs"To the country trad e-maklng special
tv of this branch Of our business. and keeping
everything put up in convenient form for re-
tailers-we would earnestly request call, or
will at any time furnish quotaton-, ard all other
information desired. 3
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Inc dlviochd' .. tAl' c?iHPunS a.
"ll'o"HI: IDi r - Ill ''''' i'''''
XII Tic profits arising from thisinine:," ian
are Annually DIVIDED nm"n&:! the II
surrd. -. .., . ,.,.. office. \, r.
pl'''C''''"' g + lIjGNH% Aren't.
DIX. CHARLES ". CHAScELLoN,
je SIT Medical Examiner.
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E4HhE lt-rD LIZ Il '->0o ''''.-'N'
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THOMAS SINCLAIR,
CARPENTER AND JOINER,
NO IS, SOUTH WATER STREET,
Near the Bank of the Old Dominion
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch, ana e: on
the most reasonable terms, all work in his llne'
and satisfaction warranted.
lie solicits work from the adjacent country, ss
he is prepared to contract for building, OF 10 eo
any kind of repairing. oc 80
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HOA00AA fHO1Tn1|HD L 0AN0'
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-"|i -'1N : s'-1 1>10
-A'"n1oh'"'e" r"'sP''S'' With >I'-S'' ''' 49,
teF ana l o'0'" '''|'','"''''
IObACCO, bHAIS A-N "l''N''' S'
'>"-N0N""0 =" - 4 = ~ ~
nH' l III, " 1D 1. % ,-' ~ ~
rr,o,..,a Ground Plaster
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate
r,,,nu, 70 Pom.
Ford'S Fertilizer
f,..,...ol C,,,,.,,,
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IN f. Z E n ?
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, TOOLS, NAILS, LOCKS,
CUTLERY, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
GLASS, PUTTEY, &c,
Has removed to
NO. 70, KING STREET,
(BeowS' NEW BUILDING.)
dar 5-tf
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,.Hrs w NAJ1s THCS RISH ELL.
TAMES W. MALLS & CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in all kinds of
BUILD DING N A I Il e >
Sncb % Sashes. Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calcined Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofing Felt and Pitc51'
Window Glass from 6x9 TO 32x4S. White Lead,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes Wh n:1
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes Lamps, Coal Oll,
and a general assortment OF Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed and glass cut TO order.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
country. 1871, AINI . hHAh!
ap PIT corner Columbus, AIeAanorla.
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PERIODICALS.

The London Quarterly Reviow conservative.
The Edinburgh Review (Whig.)
The Westminster Review (Radical)
The North British Review Gree Church. ard
Blackwood's Edinbui gh Magazine (IorT.I
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DOBERT L. WOOD,
IL Would call attention to his large and
desirable stock of
DRY GOODS,
now in store, and to which We will be making
additions from the newest and most choice goods
of the season.
Dealers are requested TO call and examine our
assortment before making their purchases.
No. 10. King rect, one door from Wash
ington street. under Orange s. Alexandria Rail
road office. rn7-
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V.anwARE. BUILDING MATERIALS, &c

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-09

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