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BRIEF JOTTINGS.-We understand that the
Annual Masquerade Ball of the Una Boat Club
will come off between the middle and latter
part of January.-Rev VIM. II. Fem is con-
fined to the house by severe cold and his pull
pit was supplied yesterday afternoon by Rev.
Mr.. Smythe of Andover.-Some beautiful Eng
fish Christmas cards will be for sale at the High
ST. sale OF fancy articles Thursday evening.-It
is said that among the State Seals in Colton's
Atlas that of Alaska can't be found. The Seal of
Alaska will probably be found ultimately in the
Natural History Society. short time ago
man went down Exchange street and passed
store kept by friend who owned tame crow
whose wings he was clipping. ''What are you
doing Amos" said his friend, "are you COLLAPSE
ing his flew" Glue. )-Saturday was raw dsa-
greeable day, and heavy rain storm came up
in the latter part of the afternoon, making the
sidewalks very icy. Sunday was a fine day
but there was a high wind.-The committee
who left here for Salem on Saturday to confer
with the relatives of Mr. Peabody returned on
Saturday evening and will obably report to-
night at the Mayors ofice.-The passengers
coming in from Gorham on Saturday morning
over the P. & K railroad saw beautiful rain
bow OF mist-bow just over the track-Fine
moonlight night last night
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800 REV ARD :

OF WILLIE MORRISEY aged 10 years. who left
~ his home in company with Terry Cunningham,
the 11th day OF September last, pretty stout, sandy
hair blue eyes, streckley in Jrhe lace; wore light
clothes, black cap, pair of shoes and white wooden
socks; the last seen OF him was the eth day of Oc
and writes his father and keeps him until he gets
him, he will pay the above reward and all expenses
besides. Address, WILLIAM MORkISEY.
dc13eod3w* Ludlow Wooden Mills, Ludlow, vt.
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FISK Dc HATCH, Ban@ers'

We buy and sell Government Bonds and
ra,o;ro tho accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cor
variations and others, subject to check at sisnt
and allow interest on daily balances
Nov 20-d&w1mis
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Il U IL . p Z.
Rome.

VACANCIES IN THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS.
home, Dec. 19.-Cardinal Pentini, a native
hi kome, died yesterday, aged Y years. There
are now sixteen vacancies in the college of car
dlnaS. 1t is understood that the Pope will
make no nominations to Fl vacancies while
the Ecumenical Council is in session.
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Mrs. Belcher's Wonderful Cure

fNHIS remedy for female weaknesses, made from
an Indian recipe, is entirely vegetable, and cure
Uithout supporters. Manufactured and sold by Mrs,
Linus Belcher, Randolph, Mass. General Agents
Geo. Q. Goodwin e. Co, Boston, Mass. Demas Barnes
IL Co, 81 Park Row, New York. -
W II. H. Hay General Agent for Maine
nY-For sale by druggists everywhere.
Nav 10, WeoW1y21
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METRoPOLI LINE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
connecting its chief cties and traversing the gar
den OF the rich and growing State Of California
receiving, in addition 10 an immense and lucrative
local traffic, the through business over the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads between the East
ern states and Sacramento.
1t is completed fully equipped, and in successful
operation, and its earnings in October the first full
month, amounted to $3.50 900 in CON- The net
earnings will, by moderate estimate, amount to
5000 900 per annum, in coin. while the interest on
its Bonds will be but $i6s 600.
The value of the property and franchises is not
less than
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"VUOS SeHeCet OCCNTtteCS-
No. 5 Nassau Street, New York,
November s, 1869.
To our Customers and Correspondents:
The surprising development OF our national
sources and the rapidity with which the Govern
ment is now enabled to reduce the national debt
time is approaching when the Five-Twenty bonds
may be funded at not over four or tour and hal,
per cent. interest.
Meanwhile their high price, compared with
othe classes of securities paying an equal rate OF
interest, is leading to general inquiry for more prof
liable forms OF investment in which money may be
safely invested.
During the war the necessities and peril of the
government, and the consequent cheapness of its
securities, rendered them so attractive that, from
this cause combined with the patriotic faith of the
people in their safety, they absorbed almost the
attention from other classes of securities which had
before been deemed sufficiently conservative and
sound to meet the wants of the most cautious in
vestors.
The government is no longer borrower. 1t no
longer needs the country's capital, but desires
gratefully and honorably to repay it.
The rapid accumulation of capital for investment,
and the reduction OF the national debt and improve
ment of the national credit-rendering it certain
terest can be derived from investment in govern
ment bonds-s compelling the search for othez safe
and well guarded channels into which capital not
employed in business may wisely flow.
The enterprises Of Peace no less needful in theil
time and place, for the common welfare, than wer,
the waste and cost of War, now call for the capita
which the government no longer needs, and offe
for its use remuneration which the government
need no longer pay. and in some cases, a securit,
as stable and enduring as the faith of the natior
itself.
| The desire to capitalize the premium which may
now bs realized from Five-Tweuty bonds, anc
which a material decline in Gold toward par, and
| the ability of the Government to fund them at 9
lower rate OF interest may at any time extinguish
Is felt by many holders who desire some satisfactory
assurance as to which OF the many iower-priced
securities in the market would afford the necessary
safety to justly an exchange.
| The applications Tor information and advice
which are addressed to us daily, show how univer-
sal Is the desire for this assurance, as to wha
forms of investment more profitable than Govern
ment securities at present market rates, are emit
| tied to the confidence OF investors.
| The pressure Of this want has led us to feel tn
importance Of directing our own attention as bank
| ers, our large experience, and our facilities 70
obtaining reliable information-to the work @
supplying it in some measure, and to offer the re
suits OF our inquiries to thos who may be dispose
to confide in our good faith and Judgment
we are unwilling to offer to friends and til
pubic anything which according to our best juds
ment Is not as secure as the n tonal obligation
themselves with which we have hitherto principal
identified ourselves.
Since closing the GREAT CENTRAL PACIFI
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MADRID, Dec. 19.-Gen. Prim publicly de-
clares that there has been no change in the
opinion OF the government or the Cortes on the
question OF monarchy. The Duke of Genoa
VIII PROBABLY receive the crown, but should he
decline it the government will NOT favor the
establishment of republic.
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and the amount OF the mortgages
So, 500, 900.
The bonds are OF 81 900 each, have thirty years to
run, and will be sold at
Ninety, and accrued Interest,
in currency. They are made payable, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST. IN GOLD COIN. in the city OF
New York. Coupons due January and July LIST.
The near approach of the time when the United
States can probably fund the greater portion OF Its
Six per cent. debt, is naturally causing inquiry for
other forms of investment, which will afford salts
actory security with the same rate of interest.
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS must have an immense adj
vantage over all other securities based upon merely
local or uncompleted railroads andmsy be held with
as much confidence as government bonds, or a.
hrst-class mortgages on New York City property.
The lean Is small in amount. Its claims to con-
fdence are apparent. 1t will be rapidly taken
Bonds will be delivered the orders are received.
Government bonds received at their null market
value in exchange.
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The class Of people that we ara called upon In
aid toni 5pt is composed of th3so, as stated ia
the chatter of the Society, who have seen bet
ter days. Those who are placed outside OF the
ordinary channels of benevolence and whose
poverty is greatly embittered by the remem-
brance of the comforts they have enjoyed IN the
past, which compels them to now bear the ad-
ditional burden of living decently and cleanly.
RENDER, my friends that what you possess
is only entrusted to you. I appeal not to your
generosity but to your fidelity. The poor call
on YOU, what will you do for them?
At the conclusion Of the address Mrs.
Weatherbee sang mos beautifully, Consider
the lilies" after which collection was taken
up amounting to $10S22.
THEFT. On Saturday night last a man en-
ployed as an extra hand by the Eastern Ex-
press Company, committed theft under the
following circumstances: Mr.. j. n. Winslow
had received package of money by express
amounting to SIP. While in the Office a friend
came in who wanted to get check cashed,
aud he cashed it for him putting the check
and the remaining $12 back into the package,
and restoring the package, with others, to the
money box. There were only two other per-
sons in the Office at the time, the regular clerk
and the man whose name is suppressed for
good reasons. Mr.. Winslow went away and
the regular clerk went into the back Office,
when he heard the lock of the money box click,
and turning saw the man just shutting the box.
He thought nothing of it until he went to put
the box into the safe, when, on examining the
packages, the one referred to was gone. Mr..
Winslow was notified, and he told the man he
had better confess but he would not. Mr.
Winslow then examined him but found nothing
He then took him to the police Office and re-
quested the Marshal to have him thoroughly
searched, when the money was found in his
watch fob He then confessed he took the
money and told where he had torn the check,
and the officers went to the spot and recovered
all the pieces. 1t will be seen that those who
commit crime are pretty sure to be found out
sooner or later, and we mention this case as a
warning merely. 1t is thought that the crimi-
nal in this case is not naturally bad, and he
took the money when he was not quite him
self.
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TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-08

A number of old ladies who came
to the May anniversaries 10 London
were terribly shocked because they got
into the Gaiety Thcater, in mistake for
Exeter Hall but they stayed till the
close Of the performance.
"A German paper says that there
are 500 American students now in the
German high schools, and at least
double that number in other German
schools and educational instltutes-an
honorable testimony, it adds, to the
thirst for education shown by a free
people, though America herself pos
scsses many good schools.
A new circus trick just introduced
in Paris is for man to leap from .
height Of eighty feet and bound back
again to the original spot. The rer-
former is fastened to an elastic cord.
"A hired man on an Eastern farm
recently washed two bulls with a de-
coctiou Of tobacco to destroy the lice.
It proved succcssful-and killed the
bulls.
The Greenville, s. G., Enterprise
gives an account of the marriage at
third place of John Grant aud Miss
Matilda Griffith, who had been engaged
for thirty-three years. During much
Of the time they had not seen each
other. Whew!
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REAL ESTATE TRAFERs.
Reported tor THE JouaxAl b. John z,as, Ed, Rac
III / stsetr ef DEEDS. sFsAfa
For the WoGk Ending July 9th.

SESor tn. Vayo.v-
W... % l.,
' ".,c' 49, n leu ,F4n A1oess a. 80 M o FL
~"1 WV W Au" a. .: 1m'rt LOT 10 10. !Oo
WV, w. ~ oeo. - =; ~ ~4V
,.;s "a vi mn Deeu 1,om John gross anu
WIG 10 aetSr M,chels Tor 81 acres in nxt
nj Seo' 90 1. IA y: % y. .s. $lOO
~ "at'9 m Deea from n, refer Mtehels anu
WI VIC ~ 70 refer storm !or Ky aeresfan Secs,
20; 90 ana % :. iza n. % y. $:'ooo
w ". IN pCea from dcorge ssatert ana
wlle se,Asuos o. o.. bened'ct ZOE nwt nN4
oe0: tSAst14 =. ~ ". S2OV
""s .lssn4s eu from 'osePat- A.mmsr-
nun = w 49, u nsss.e nn 70 Ante4 M1ksc9
Sno 4 - m LOT ~ acres n; swt ST
'' W "v - q ~. q. o 80 go - Poo9
r. NS..W ssHM o", e aos ~ Aoi'ng aau
W. aSsS ', soo IVY: ~ "orS c, ~
Scf ssl.osa.1 tsA.s sc q el.Mss, @ly
"esra n..t.aS ron q a. 1leson aod
WIZ H 1.m ~ tssse y t Eor aMtset anu q
sFt oec' l'.1'a@4 ~: % W ~4oo
u "attan,ee ueeu ITO" Heis Vieson 20
~ ., ~ oleson ''r acres IN s"f s"f Soc;
20 ~ y. l24 II: % ": w. pzoV
r., WARRANTED Deeu IFom Ne1s Olesoh 20
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS.
81. Paul and way stations-dsparts at03
A. n. For 81. Paul, p. \. Nails close
Same hours. .,-~
Arrives u i and 7 P. N.
Sank Centre route-Dspsrts daily, Mon.
( days excepted, ats A. Il. Arrive same
days at 6 P. N. Mail closes at SIN.
Grow Wing houte-Dspartsdsily, Mondays
excepted, at GAN. Arrives, same days,
tern. Mail closes at 8P.x.
Forest City and Wsy-Arrives Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 4 Pm. De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at74 A. N. Mail closes at 6 An
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri
day at lOA. N. Departs same day at 2
P. N. Mail closes at P n.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day At 7 A. N. Arrives on. Tuesday Ut 4
P.x. Mail CLOSES 1t 6 4. n.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
urday, at P. n. Departs same days at
2P. N.
Rockville-On Saturday, same hour IS
above.
Sank Rapids-Twioe q day.
J. e. WEST, P. NJ.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION..

Not having disposed Of al my goods
yet, will sell tho balance ofmy stock for .
GREAT DEAL LESS THAN COST,
at prices to suit the purchasers, a. the re-
mainder Of the stock must be closed out In
q short time,
Do not pay any attention to what is said
:of this sale being humbsg, but come and
See For Yourselves,
and examine before buying.
JOSEPH BROKER.
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:: A CoNrRAsr.-0n Tuesday Mr.. B. H.
Winslow, Of Maine Prairie, laid on our ia
BILE two eggs previously laid by two hens
belonging to him: "A greater contrast Of
the kind could scarcely be imagined. One
measures 81 inches the long way, and 6
inches around; the other, 8 inches long,
and p inches around. The measurement
gives, however, Tut q slight idea Of the
difference IN size-the weight does better {:
one weighing 81 ounces and tho other one
dram. Lying side by side, the proportion
is about the same as between hop-toad
and an elephant.
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Farm for Sale.

T'HE undersigned offers for sale good
l. farm Of 16O acres, on the north end Of
Maine Prairie. about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prsi-
10 and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises isa
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables. gransry and storehouse tive
good wells, and otherimprovements. This
farmis directly on the main roadf from 81.
Cloud to Forest City, and will b seld
Meap. Inquire atthis Office, or Of
J. 8. DAN,
On the premises.
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EVERYTHING You WANT FOR Housr-
KEEr1sa.-Also = stock of boots and
shoes All goods sold by me are
strictly for cash. Such thing - credit
shall not be known by me-, Consequently
pfiSes will be low At NIXON'S,
,.,,a "World's Fair"
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SIZED WHEAT! SEED WHEAT!

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR
w Farmers to Geo. A. Deit.'s large list
Of the best Winter Seed Wheat in this
country. Mr.. Dsits has selected twenty
varieties out Of over one hundred on his
Seed Wheat Experimental Farm, near
Chamhersburg, Pa, and now offers them
for sale. We advise every farme: to send
for the Experimental Farm Journal, in
which description and price list are given
Mr.. Deits will.send ono copy free 10 all
who send for it. Address
GEO A. DEITZ,
u47-2m Chambers burg, Pa
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:
Poor .,DoDor.-On Monday when N.
Karls Vas PVT in the Jail, revolver was )
taksnsfren him: Policeman Gaspard bad
just stepped outside the door, when an ex-
plosion Of powder was heard and the cell
was full Of },he fumee, while thu? fellow
clothes. we're, foaad' 70 BE- on fire.. and he
BADLY burned with, the powder. He was
put in smother CELL He"probably set fire
70 the powder hopiag in tho confusion to
make !he<esssps{tTu'o Tohuu aeTol
+ -fh.s i.ro~ n~,ssllly mali Ing
Eoetween Little Falls and Sank Centre. It
aes&ss Lit!lst Falls every Monday, and
/ DAuk Csntts svsry Tuesday.
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-Ifyou do not feel well lyon send for Doctor, he
calls upon you looks wise sucks the head Of his cane
scrawls some hieroglcs upon piece of paper which
you take to drug store, and there pay SO cts to 500
besides the doctor ee for remedy nine times out of
ten not half good - Judson's Mountain Herb Pills
only 2cts per box. Do you think the former
the best because you pay the most for It, ii you do We
advss You to use just for experiment tho Judsons
are one Of the best family medicines compounded
They cure Headache, Indigestion Billi0usness Jaul-
dice, and all Female Irregularities. Give the Noun
tain Herb Pills = trial. Sold by all Dealers. nos
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, Besides having the handsonest sign in
town, Coats & Freeman keep Tie best meat
"a, be had in the market. They will dsliv-
Is To customers daily, and orders can b
given to The driver, Who win bring just
What i. wanted They ~ the highest
cash prices for live stock. =s =
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- The Chicago 7ssss. q Saturday lid:
= The 6r.men Of s.. Cloud \, n ~.
grand ball on the 9th. 8S ss,.. -
The Times was right tho hoyS ia have
a grand ball." as they slvays 70 when
they undertake to. 9
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LIFE INSURANCE AGENT WAETED.-Ons
Of the old, substantial and most reliable
Life Companies of New York, is in want
Of an Agent 1t s.. Cloud, to work that GEO.
tion Il Min1ssota:. Address, elite 1nsur-
CO." Box 80o6r j. @. New Fork.
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OF course the following inscription on
q letter was not written by Dick Burdick
oh, no:
'''t : -; GrokGErowN, MIMI
l. u = June Is, 1869
P. NJ. ST. CLOUD, MIMI:
Asst. Cloud st TT Tn sure you'll hpd - ,
+. mindg 80 e<.r,-. -
But II, perchance. "Pap" Wright You don't zee,
Then send Wright letter right straight back to me-
DICK b.
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j.; :, FoR THE FRoxr1rR.-A piano was re-
ceived at this place during the week, des-
tined for Fort Garry. It was from the
salesroom of Munger Bros. St. Paul.
From here it is taken IN cart the rshsin-
der Of the journey over four :: hundred
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ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.
CbrreetedforrHE JOURNAL, by D. II. G. Murphy d Co

HOUSE FOR SALE.-A large double house,
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
ono square from the Normal School, will
be sold gerry cheap. Inquire at this Office.
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L1oHrnn.-The prospects, are that our
County taxes will be- considerably lighter
for this year than last. ,.,'. =. ..
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Lake City il 10 have = pottery. St
Cloud has one already.
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Coon LAnD.-See the advertisement of
aud for sale in Stea1ns and Pope counties,
The lands ore good, and the prices very
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{ RAIN During the week there has been
some rain, but more would not be unao
esptable. @1# ">
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ALI hndsaa secondhand furniture for
sale cheap At Mrs. Tilton's store, next door
to City Restaurant.
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=. 4Roh RESr.-The dwelling house owned
'y ~ :. 's:'t:t'' a s's '1 1;.: ~
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n q. LAND OFFICE. 8. CLOUD, MN
~ J1ly 6, lea

IL
- Jaly {, lea
N: Yea are hereby potilsd 70 a,psar ~ Til enes
on The 1T. DAY OF AUGUST 1Seo. atlo O'Clock n ~
forenoon Of ths said a.d thses sAov eases
Why your Decsaratoey Statemsot 3sSS naAe hy IN
Dsesnber q 1851 upoa thsn ~ Il soctsoo .. tow
"a range q tie 70 ale
atst Cload, Man, should lot b ca1eessd, s1oNrtJ
Shannon alleges an abandonnent theroofby you a1A
proposes then and there to show ths slas vheS you
win DO permitted to contest such Glowing.
- -, Q. A. GILMAN, Register,
jmy6-6wt H. C. BURBANK. Seeelyer.
NOTlOG.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. clssd. Nina, July g. leee. - =.
Complaint having been catered at this oeDes by
j. Oaeson against Al drsv v0strso isr aha11oes1e
his Hoasstesd Entry No; lais. dated A.9ust g,
lss3: upon 60 sss = e K see.tss Il s1a ~
Afl4a, sith view to the sascsllatsa u sad see1y
thssald parties arc hereby eannoael:to a3Pear 1t
this o6ace on tho 18TH DAY OF AUGUST 1S6e ut
10 O'Clock in the forenoon to rsspood and furnish tss
timony concerning said alleged abandosnsat.
@. 4. GILLIAN, 1AgistA,
julye'Sw1 Il, 9. DU11A6x 1eedIol.