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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

The ''White Fawn" took in $500 on
its last night at Minneapolis. This
speaks much better for the pockets than
the taste of the people Of that town..
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From the Houston County Journal we
clip the following item:
NOVEL WBDD1SG.-A short time since, q
marriage, of peculiar interest took place
in the Township of Money Creek. of this
County. Elder MANN, aged SIS years, to q
Miss ROCKINGHAM, aged ii.
Altogether too much of an elder man for
that Miss. Did the name of the place have
| anything to do With the match?
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For 1HB P1N8111s.-A number Of men
from this place have gone into The pinsries
where they will be engaged until spring
st. Cloud il . great depot Of supplies for
the numbering region, furnishing thou
sands Of dollars worth Of provisions, iced,
&c.
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The last funeral rites of Rcssini,
the great musical composer, took place
at Paris on the 22d.
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Chief Justice Chase arrived at
Richmond on Monday evening, and
took bis seat on the bench next day.
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The coming session Of Congress will
begin work on the most important
measures at once, and a large number
Of bills ofurgent necessity will be pres
sed at once.
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The Martin county Atlus says that
Money goes of there like hot cakes It rs
per cent. interest, real estate security
that - about the worst place ws have yet
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

We are proud of Wilson's election,
but all must ADM: that his election is
due to Andrews and the boilers who
ran him.-H. Peter Advertiser Den, !
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"A correspondent of the Minneap oils
Tribune charges another with procuring a
$1,000 birth for music teacher" This
would make large family quite expensive,
orthographically speaking.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

Gen. Grant is busy at headquar:
tiers. He will make no formal officia
report this year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed at
his Office. Send in YOUR orders.
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4 MYsrERY.-A great excitement has
prevailed throughout to In lately to know
why such an immense quantity of goods is
sold at the "Regulator." 1t is because
he prices are 10 low.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

The cash returns made by Arnold Bros,
Insurance Agents, of Wabasha, to the com
panies which they represent, during the
pas: week, was $500.-Lake City Leader.
Very good, doubtless, for Wabasha, but
it would be poor thing in st. Cloud
Here Capt West during the same week re-
turned to his companies $l,759.54, pre-
uiane VA esc,o1o worth of property. So
much for live agent in q live town.
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-Hayw.rd has laid up his bus until
next year, and has his large covered sleigh
making the tripe between Town and the de-
pot. PassenQe gers will leave their names at
the Central House, as heretofore.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

REMENBER.-If you want apples, call at
Smith & Herbert's shoe store. Good ap-
pies, cheap.
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j To-No1low EIIN1NG.-The Library
Association will meet tomorrow, instead
Of this evening, - enormously announced
last week, ct the residence Of z. n. Morse,
lower town.
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You WANT To.-Everybody wants to sub.
scribe for one or more copies Of TIE jour.
NAL to be sent to to their friends in the
East or elsewhere. Commence next week
with the new story.
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Go FOR 'EM.-50 barrels of No. apples
ust received at Coyotes. Pure cider al
ways on hand.
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Philip FRASK.-The new advertise
ment Of this go-ahead merchant will be
found in this issue. He is live deslpr,
understands the value Of advertising, takes
advantage Of the large circulation Of The
JOURNAL up the Sank Valley, and is noted
= successful. -s;rr - -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

-. B. Mills, Of this place, has his new
grist mill At Elk River in perfect operation.
It turns out an excellent quality Of -four.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

- BA11.-schwartz & Theis open their
handsome new hall with bail and oyster
supper this eyening-Thanksgiving. Trek.
ets $40.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

AS our regular press day comes on
Thanksgiving, We issue one day sooner that
all connected with the Office may be at lib
orty tomorrow.
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Mrs. F. A. Logan will lecture again
this evening at the Court House. Her
lecture has been highly spoken Of IN other
towns.
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Shippers will observe the notice given
by ". W. Wright. J. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

Wards Liniment, is warranted to cure
the piles and all disorders Of the bowels
Money refunded where cures ore not effect
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i, 0,1s1xo.-We learn that the enterpris-
Ing ira Of Whiting Bros, At Clearwater,
have purchased and shipped over 10000
pounds Of ginseng during the past season.
This article is quite An item Of trade in this
portion Of the State. a.'
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N. BECKER,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER.

Boots, Shoes and Caters
Made in the latest style. and Of the best
stock. G gye fits Warranted Quality Of
work goara1te eedn - =: II :.-:,..,*
sale cheap IT
ALsO LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Shop on St. German street, next door to
Rosenber 70.
st. Cloud, April2s, 1868. v1on41-em
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The most extensive and freshest Politi.
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Sec the new advertisement Of the
North Star Iron Mills, At St. Anthony, one
Of the best foundries in the State.
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A BLOODY FENALE.-A vigorous Irish
woman, named Mrs. McStray, at Faribnult,
getting into m alteration with fellow
Emerald, named David Medley, threw q
rolling pin At him, which brought David to
the ground. Taking advantage of this. the
irate female seized hold Of an axe, and
pounded the poll of her PROSTATE foe with
the poll of tie axe, breaking in the back
part. 1t is not believed that he can recov-
er. The Faribault Republican says that the
Amazonian assailant has not been arrested
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

-Seymour's majority in New York
official, is 9,963. Democratic vote,
499, 857 Republican vote, 419,894.
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ADVICE TO ALL MANKIND.-The sure road
to fortune is to have people know that
your prices for goods are lower than your
neighbors, or that you have much better
article for the same money. This being
our Special object in view, We would say to
you all that We are just in receipt Of q
quantity Of J. W. Polland's Humor Doctor
and White Pine Compound for Coughs and
Colds; the best medicines in the market
for the cure of Scrofula and all Diseases of
the Blood, and are put up in large bottles
for 81. =;
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--Burlingame and tho Chinese En-
bassay were presented to Queen Victoria
on Friday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Parties shipping freight at the Depot of
the st. Paul and Pacific Railroad, will be
required to furnish Bills Of Lading Of the
same before receipts will be given.
nov26-4w> W. w. WRIGHT. Agent.
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"A popular medicine is the White Pine
Compound. Large quantities have been
used for Colds, Sore throats, Weak Lungs
Kidney Complaints, aud like diseases, and
given perfect satisfaction. All who use it
praise it highly.
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NOTICE..

The Prudential Committee for the Third
State Normal School having qualified aid
organized, request all parties interested in
The site thereof, to present in writing. at
the meeting of said Committee. at the Of
fee Of Gen. c. c. Andrews, at St. Cloud,
on "Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, 1868, At
o'clock, their propositions containing de-
seription, amount of land; and ;:theiprics
thereof. !: = j s.ss ~
Per order of Committee.
NATHAN F. BARNES,
1w Secretary.
In consequence Of the unavoidable alb
seuce OF Gen. Andrews and the serious ill.,
ness OF Judge Hamlin, members of the
Prudential Committee, the: above meeting
stands adjourned to Tuesday evening, De
cembcr l, 1868. 80 ~: ).
n. F. BARNES, Secretary.
st.. Cloud, Nov. IL, 1868. ). ;:#n18:fd
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PouR1Ne 1x.-New subscriptions, from all
parts Of the country, are pouring in BY the
score. Hurry them up!
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:, &, MEAT MARKETS.
'EtRksH Nest. Hams, Sausage and Veg
tables Of all kinds, kept constantly
hand Shop ~ st. 0e'msin street;
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Farm r. Sale. =

THE uadsfsitnsd Offers for eale i rood
farm q 1so Hdr! y 81 ~ NORTH ia Of
Maine Pr.irs. shout so Es*' -: : ssn:S
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. ol3 ilEiD
Sixty acres are timber, the bsls1ss prai-
~ md m9alev,s and the whole enclosed
vithjs good fence thirty acres being sauasr
cultivation. On the premises ii 8 n,.sa1q
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
wi.hst.sies.~ rsA;slary and .tortshous., two
good wells. and etherimprovements. This
farm IL directly On the main road from s..
Cloud to Forest City, and will Do sold
ehsep: !! lnqpre. AtthisSmos, or Of
J. 8. DAM,
,.snsotF7oo iaa1 On tho premises.
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aA1D Tn1s.-Very many people are
disposed 10 complain Of hard times. Where
these prevail, The best remedy We: know Of,
and one th.t il very popular, il to buy
goods q Piekit l. Abbott's.. =
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Coon CoxDucro1s.-Dan. Barstow is one
Of the most obliging conductors we ever
met on any line, east or west. 1t might be
we'll for many others to pattern after him.
Gardner also understands his business; and
10 consider the Company fortunate in hav-
Ing two 20 good conductors.
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&100 ERFF-Tnn M1xNEsorA
voted to the Agricultural: Commercial, In
dustrial and Educational Interests of Min
nesota. is first class Weekly Paper; at
$500 year. To give it circulation in
every family in the State, it will be sent on
trial six months FREE. Every family in
the State aud all who intend to settle in
the State will want it. Address
INDEPENDENT,
Box 942, Minneapolis, MINI.
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PsRsoxAL.-Col. J b. Holt, Of Saul
Rapids, whom the people Of Benton county
have just acted 70 sensibly in re-electiug to
the ofhee Of County Auditor, favored us
with call on Friday. The Col. is = No. /
Auditor and pleasant gentleman.
John. Moore, Psynesville's best merchant.
was in our office last Veek.
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~ The Circulation OF The journal
IA DOVDI.E that OF any other paper
~->li.hsd In Northern Minnesota. Lot
Aavsrti.srs remember this.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26
PATENT mEDICi i E

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Trasses and Shsuld1e Braces; Kerosene
Lamps and oRixtursa; ;. the; choicest
brands Of chewing and sucking
Tobacco; Imported and
- Amerieso: Psrfauaery and Toilet
eArticles !; 4, great variety Of Hair
Oils, Colognss,, Pomades and Soaps.
Hair. Flesh. Nail, and Tooth Brushes:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

Coon TH1xas.-1n getting ready your
Thanksgiving dinner, remember that 1t
Coats l. Freeman's you viii ind the incest
poultry, venison, mutton. beef and any
thing else in the meat line that you may
want. - a.S s=.-.Ss b.