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Fos several days last week there w,s
terrible financial furry in Wall street.
Fancy stocks e.m.'t un'b6a down, and
i. was thought that =. s.umbsl Of busi-
ness houses would iolIov. With the orsah.
hut the result has not been very disas-
tsrous. A Nov York dispatch Of the 9th
says: .~..::1',
"a telegram from Washink.os to. aho
effect that the Secretary had decided
that he has : right to reissue S44, ,O00,.
900 OF Legal Teaders, making the max
i'm circulation 800, 200, 900 had magic
influence on Wall street this morning,
and the gloom: and depression gave way
to cheerfuloess." -.".. r., ......~
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TIE London Times has an editorial
speculating on the basis Of the settle
ment pending between the United
States and Great Britain. They are
valuable only as spsculations !:
A Commission consulting of two mem.
bers from each nation, will bo appointed
to judge al questions arising since
1853, tho date Of the last commission.
Eugland's responsibility in the mat
ter Of tho Alabama xill be referred to
Prussia for arbitration. If tho dec,s-
ION 10 in favor Of America, the com.
missiouors will then investigates the
claims. - !, ~
Ameris. has Withdrawn the question
of tho recognition Of the Southern
States by Great Britain during the
war;. -, .. -: - =. :'i.:
The San Juan business will be rs.
ferred to the President Of Svitsezlaud
for arbitration. 49,.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Troubles In that City.Outrs8es
Porpotratsd ON Republican,
NV Ol1sAxs, Nov. I'd, 1868.

NV O,1sASs, Nov. I'd, 1868.
EDITOR JouaNAL.-You have doubt
len heard of OUT troubles here
long before this will reach you:
but you will not get the truth OF it
from the rebel newspapers. On Satur-
day, the 24th ult., the Republicans had
a grand m..s meeting IN the city, and
tho Democrats had some clubs out at
the same time. Our clubs were march"
ing 10 the meetisg, when q they wore
passing along the streets, they were de"
liber.tely fred On BY the Democrats
from their clubs aud from the houses.
Our el,bs returned tho fire, and . gen.
ersi melee then commenced, whish M
kept. up almost ID night. I. vas kind
Of . guerilla v.r, several being killed
on each eide. Sunday was quiet, but
on Monday the scene commenced again,
only with more violence than before,
and determination to kill OF drive ali
Republicans from the State, o. frighten
them from rhe polls on election day.
Tuesday night they went 70 al the: R.
publican clubs and ransaoked them, de-
stroying the banners and transparenciss.
They also went to the. houses Of several
Republicans and to their places Of bus
mess, but not finding them in, their
household furniture was destroyed and
their valuables stolen. School houses
and churches we're entered, and bench
es and desks broken up. Republicans
we're hunted and shot down for no 9th
er cause than that they were Repub-
licaus. The Governor could not sup
press the riot !; and the Commanding
General would not; 80 We were left to
the mercy Of the rebels for almost =
week. The Governor called on the
General = assist him in keeping the
peace, but he had to send on to Wash
iogton for instructions.
:. The city is almost q entirely in the
hands Of the rebels a when Butler first
came. W. .r. controlled by the men
whom Gen: Grant whipped. No mans
lite i. safe. But 70 hope for better
days after the election Of Grant, which
~e all look forward to hopefully.
80: FREEMAN.
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PRoN1srs.-Ths st. Paul Press 10
sodeavoring to 6ad some other than
tho true reason for Andrews' defeat,
aays Of this locality:
Even local politicians Who had been
promised land Offices (iacluded In Don
nelly's Alexandra hst) No are informed
worked with ~ much seal - If they
had actually got their commission.
Perhaps the P+e.' does not know Of
the prolific promises made BY the An.
dre~s' leaders-aot only the changes
involved 10 the Alsxaudria land ofice,
but som. other Offices not nearly 20 far
of: Does il desire to be enlightened !!
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TIE L. Crosse Republican is 30
ela'ed Of the victory in that town,
redeeming i from the Democracy, that
it comes out IS an illusttr.ted i !' 4 sheet,
The figures are more striking than ole.
CANT.
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From the Maukato County atlas /:
$4,000 rat skins have already been
purchased by the merchants Of Fair
mount this season, At from IL to Is
cents each------Martin county has
1880 person between the ages Of s and
81 years, being an increase of114 over
last year.
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MiliaWood for Sale.

" Bridgman, has e,sstsntly On Aaad
~ Or green wood. wuich he 10 ready to
d liver .. any par, . = he city. =.
Orders may b lets in the order box ct
b, Post O&ee, er at No mill. ap:e,o:sa =.
u. Clsad, July 1stl569. ab0-tf
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SINCE the election, Wade Hampton
begins to look upon the reconstruction
measures Of Congress as not quite so
"uull, void and unconstitutional" as
they were. Accompanied by a num-
Der Of prominent Democrats, he called
on Gov. Scott, Of South Carolina, last
week, aud all expressed their determine.
ton to abide by the decision Of the peo-
pie. This was very Thoughtful and
constdsr.se, oertaiuly! It was At least
sensible, aud We would recommend =
similar course to Northern Democratic
politicians aud papers.
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The best food for fattening fowls
is said to be ground oats mixed to .
dough with water or milk. The latter
is the best.
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CONaREss.-The Senate and House
mat on Tuesday, but without transact
ing any business adjourned until De-
cember 7th. -. -
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--Aw.shineton dispatch ..y. ~. ,h,t
he Seymour and Blair club there has
been organized As ! !; permanent insti: /
tuition. They will probably fll 8 .be,
iaco Of q regular pail Bearers asssocia- itt:i
ion. ;:~ ~ 1'j :.r; !g!,:r11.. u
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~ the Chicago Goo!sse!!tiep, -! All.,
'b.ny county, r., was pledged. By
ne other delegitts to give GRAFT and
:;olfax 10000 majority. 1she has ~
*Ieemed tho; pledye,: and ngi,ehe over
1000 additional -, x,r4 rol :eut
Good for:Old AlleghenY;s. bus ,pic
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MONEY SAVED

, x :, ..
We arc constantly purchasing for Cash IL the NV
York and Boston Markets, oil kinds of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS. O0TI0Ne.
BOOTS AND SHOES, WATCHES. SEWING
MACHINES, CUTLERY, DRESS GOODS, p
- -, DOMESTIC GOODS, &C., &c,
Which We actually selling st average pssss oS
One Dollar for each article Our sales
being strictly for cash, and our trade n1ch larger
than that Of any other similar eooossn e:ab! g to
give bette, lbarsaius than caafbs o6tained u any
other house.
o''TE1E LADIES
Are specially Invited to sfvs nj trisi.
III: SEND FOR 4 Clacula. Asp Exoaasas Lus.4 ::
Our club system Of selling 10 - follows Pr = 70
aeod 60 patent pen fountains and checks describing
20 different artcles to b sold for dollar eaeh
missions larger than thoss offered By any other I'm
according to size Of club. Single fuatan aud cheek
10 cts. Male and female aessts wanted. Son1
Money isr Res kisterea Letter.. Ssad g .
tris s'at and yos wy .stn:x,s9ss th:e ya.saaaos
::f, -. =, EHAsflfAN : KENDALL, -.
v1oas2en = = H.ao!@ street. 1esse,, lfaN
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GEN. GRANT deposited his vote al
G.iena tor Congressional and State
candidates on the 3d. Colfax was also at
home on that day. "o%. nvr ..l!:'.; >..'.''
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nov12Rxll
T AND OFFICE. 81. CLOUD, NINE.

AND OFFICE. sr. CLOUD. MIMI.
abraham Vd~ pakesb,u1h:.
Sra: You are hereby notified TO apnc.r At tb,. oac.
on tn I'D DAY0F DECEMBER, 1868, ct 10 O'Clock Il
she forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 22l1, made BY
section township $780, range ss III tho District q
lands subject to sale At st. Cloud, Mnn should not be
cancelled Frederick Holler alleges abandonment
thereof by you and proposes thin and there to sh
the same when you will be permitted to contest such
showing. H. G. WAIT, Register.
noyl26wll' H. c. BURBANK Receivsr
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ELac1IoN OF w. 4. H1oKs!-One
OF the most satisfaotory results Of the
last election was tho success Of w. T..
Hicks, Of Alexandra, candidate for the
Legislature. A determined effort had
been made by the Andrews men to de-
feat him BY bringing third candidate
in the field, but the Republicans Of tho
District were true aud stuck to their
candidate. He is elected by about four
hundred majority.
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-Gen. Grant very sen.ibIy refused
'"ypublio demonstration At Washing
ton on hlS return. - I'M =:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

The Prudential Committee for the Third
State Normal School havin: qualified and
organized, request all parties interested in
the site thereof, to present in writing. at
the meeting Of said Committee. at the Of
fce Of Gen. c. c. Andrews, at st Cloud,
on Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, 1853, Il
7 o'clock, their propositions containing do.
scription, amount Of land, and tho price
thereof.
Per order Of Committee.
NATHAN F. BARNES.
lw Secretary.
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r AND oFr1cE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
No~.,AA>. q SoAo

IL Novsnber ., 1865.
Noyoe Lanphear:
sn: fco are hereby nottasd e appear At tAh
o'clock In the forenoon o The sad day and thse ssd
her show cau's Why your Homestead 1ntry No.
sos, made BY yoe june II, 1867, upon the 81 4
section p township 10. range Is, IN he District
n lands subject to sae as et. Cloud. Ninn, should
not be Cancelled. - 1fsde1iek Holles slle6es An
:bandonnent thereof BY yoa. ADD prrooses then and
mere TO shoT ne oa1e, when yoa x1l be- permitted
II: 6. WAIT, ReSStse,
oovl70!l II. G. BURBANK, Reeeiv~.
RI 9. LAND OFEll;1, 81. CLOUD. VjNN.
~ November ., 1865.
0hstGt, 4. x0npSa1r: =. = : - 3 =.
s,s You arc hereby notified to appear at this olc.
On the 22D DAY OF DDCEMBIR, l36e, ,atI0o'clock In
the forenoon Of said day. aud then and tAse shew
cause Why your Homestead Entry No 3po1. made By
yoa Jars 1s67. upon the M sscstes q. Township
lS0 range s. In the Datrct Of tands suheca 10 ~
:. stc'oSaN saout not - esoesl.a . ssssdeiek
proposes then and there 70 show ths sanc vhon IA.
viii be permitted 70 eoptest sseh sAoune.:l
81. G WAIT. Raeistsr.
nov116wt y!: ..H.0. DQ1DANE 1ecsavAr, :,
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL November 10. 1868,

oathsSp DAY or D1CEMBER, 1S6s, At 10 O'clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and thers show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. AS74, made 5,
sp H. In the ands subect to ri.
stes Cload Minn should not BE- cancelled AN lIant,f
alleges en abandonment thereof by you, snd nm.
49, tnen ana there to show tho sams whom you nm
b permitted to contest such showing. "A'
,o~.;y,,,, u. 9. WAIT, Register.
noSA%eSA II. O. BURBANK Rec.iver
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: LUTTE TArLoH zretires from the
Prescott (wis:) Jestsd1r" The Who'll.
fraternity will regret to hie him" 'a@
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Tf0 PARENTS, SCHOOL TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
l. OFfICERS-rhe undermined, Supsfinte1ient
OF Schools for ste:rns County hereby gives notics to
Common Schools Of the State, adopted By tho Com.
missioners appointed for that purpose under and by
virtue Of an act Of tho last Legislature are now resdy
N. ROsENBERGER, in this city Who. hss been m.
pointed agent therefor.
> The following il list Of the Books. Nam. Slate.
Charts and Cards selected for uss in tho Public 9choj
and Teachers are requested to exclude ali Others.
-: j.: g, CLAss:I.
National Re ,dsrs.
>. National Spellers,
Shervood's .speller aud Deflnsr.
Webb's Word Method and Cards.
Pr onetic Charts.
Waltons Primary Arithmetic.
Walt n's Arithmsticai Cards and Kew.
=; Robinsons Intellectual Arithmetic.
KobinEon'e Progressive Practical Arithmetic.
Robinson's Progressive Higher Arithmetc.
Harpers School and Family Slate.
Greene's New Introductory Grammar.
KerPs Higher Granamars: ::
Brookfeld's First Book in Competition
Quackenbos' Comp0shion and Rhetoric
=: Bornells Geok kraphies.
g.. Warren1s Physical Geography.
+: Mitchelps New outline Maps.
Whites Glass Book in Geography.
spencerian Writing Bvoks.
Scavoy's GOOdrichs u. s. History.
Smart's Manual of Gymnastics.
. Alphabet of Geology.
Peck's Gannote Natural Philosophy.
Ioomis' Physfolosy.
YOnnXs Government Class Book.
: Woods Object Lessons in Botany.
Song Graden.
Webster's Dictionaries.
Worcester's Dictionaries.
The timo limited BY law for tho exchange viii sx.
pre tho last of December, after which The regular
price will have to 10 paid. It 10 earnestly hoped thst
* parents will avail thsmssl Ives Of this cppor unity
to secure the necessary School Books for tie use Of
their children at tho trag cost for which they can
DO had up to Jan. !, 1850.
t..:, III NATHAN j. DARN19, !
Co: Superintendent Of Schools, steazns Go.
: st. Cloud, Nov. ii, 1865. novl2jaal
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds Of Humors.

"A 1OoAtAVo 1o44oOy 1OT AZ
kinds Of Humors.
Sorofule, scuryy, Sslt-Rhsuas, csebvn.
eles and boils, Ulcers and Oh obstinst(
Affections Of the Skin, lnhammator1
er Chronic Rheumstism, Qiles, Chroait
otarrh@o, Mercuria1 Diseasss, and ever,
faint OF the System; Dyspepsia, and thos<<
Aneotions originating IN tho DeranuemenI
ef the Digestive Organs viz, biliou,
comp'ainte, NeufalQi6, and Nervous AZ.
Ieotlonsl heodaohe, languor, and 0epres.
patton.
HNH1S excellent medicinal compound va flrsa
Il prepared by Dr.. J. ", POLAND, in lsl7,
and was then employed With great success IN
sxpelllng humors from the blood; but in 1915 .
medical friend who was quite celebrated - physf
aan, especially In tho tzsatmeat Of hanors, sug.
Sested some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has made IL (so the people say
he very best remedy for Ill kinds Of hanors known
% "ths faculty." ....,:<r
This preparation 10 composed entirely Of veseta.
Dies, among which arc SaFsapsrilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, md Bloodroot. "
When the originator lived in New Hampshire, a
3oastowa Centre, foe tho space Of thirty OF forty
1iles arosnd, and In Nanehester particularly, The
dumor Doctor was well known and highly valued
or the numerous and wonderful eurcs which Il el:
eeted. Though ma.stAesared in large quantitiss,
:he supply was frequently exhsassad, aud pareAss.
~ had to wait for more to be made. In that 70.
yton, some very severe cases Of Erysipelss were
1eated Will, - and they wesc caredi Ezysipelss
sorss, or eazbaneles, -those ugly, painful ulcers
-were entirely removed wherever this AedidDe
was faithfully used. So It wss With Sesoiala sad
3alt-Rheuln. The Humor Doctor cared them.
It free aon any dangesoss dug, u pleasant b
he taste, safe, yet sure sa4 elective IN II seiol.
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GET UP clubs'
FOR '!TaE JOURNAL" MRS. SWISS.
HELMS NBW eTORr CONxENCR9
DRCENBRk 8p.
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~ O0OUsSo - vVs~ Wy cseS~ - -"
boy did IL ,sts :-"Whso he get this
one, .sa nat ono aad ssother, hs would
have three" There were quite mum
bst Of Oaks on election day, whert
there we're no "forgsd circulars"
A,'is also pleasant to see from the
above extract how readily and kindly
the friends Of Gen. Andrews took t.
Wileon when their own candidate was
supposed to be out Of the way. Was
il bseauss Of . "forged circular" that
some two hundred Andrews mon voted
for Wilson It Minneapolis, aud 4 mum.
Der s.ess st St. Paul? Was it? But
TO ratu,n 70 our mathematics. At tOak,
Wilsen zau seven behind biz ticket.
Seven asd thirty (lost) make thirty.
ssve.; ssvsa from thirty leaves t~en
ty-tAsss. Where are those thirty
Vet0i.:
This charge would Be supremsly II.
dieulsts II i we're not 70 nean snd u
priasiplsd. That the eireulsr v.s il.
sued W the Press nsg there can b.
no dolSt that it was sent 70 few far.
od pisis TOO late TO- be Of any effect j,
we'll kiown; and that it could in ~
wise nid ::Mr. Donpelly every sensihl'
man must sse. The friends Of Mr.. b
have, known from the first that tho con.
tes. ny between him and Capt. Wilson,
~ thu returns fully show, and thy
strai6ed every nerve to prevent any I'D
ditionsi strength from going to the lat.
ter. They further know that the SUI.
portsiis If Gen. Andrews In many plac |
n WI oaly too anxious to seeur, VI
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STOVES, &C.
THE Excelsior Cook.

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We have also Tin and Copper Ware, sheet-Iron
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Coal Holds, Sad Irons, Coal Gil Lanterns, Coffee
Mills, &c.
Merchants supplied with Tin Ware at greatly
reduced prices jan 15-3m
| A Ugust A. Grufserf,
| q Manufacturer Of III kinds of
| Copper, TiuWafe. Stiilworms,
| KETTLES. SCOUTING, ROOFING,
| SHEET IRON WARE STOVE
PIPES, &C., SC.
Sfaanton. Augusta County. Va.
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