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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

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THE ,kA1k1xs.
ST. CIoup, Dse. & 1859.
Wheat IL locking up . lii&aA tAaaeA the
figures have not changed astseially.-
Choice lots Of No. l have brought 90 eenta !:
but tho ruling prices have bssn from Soto IS
cents. But little 10 being brought in.
The tendency Of oats il downward, the
quotations being 25a2se, with . few lots Of
extra 1t 300.
Old corn is worth 81 ; new corn, In ear,
so eents-but little brought ia.
Rye, Zoe.
Barley 66aeQe. :
Buokwheat comes in slowly at eos65e.
Bran has gone up to $12 per ton.
Hay-brings readily So to $40.
Potatoes ass very scarce, 50 cents being
readily paid.
Onions. 60 cents.
But TOW ersnbsrriss ars on hand; they
retail It $500.
Apples. $ea$e.so pr barrel -..,
Beans have declined slightly, bringing
from TO to $3.50 per bushsl.
A supply Of cider has been received. It
sells At $l2 per barrel; so cents per gsllon.
Eggs, limited supply; command SOC.
Buttsr-hsrd to get. Good quality COM
mands S0a36 cents.
Cheese buying At zoo; retailing ct Csc.
Honey, good supply, 1t 80 cents.
Wool comes in slowly, and rules at 4oc.
The fur market il dull.
Some changes have been made in the
meat market, and in the prices Of -four:
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 2.
Wheat No. l, 62a67o oats 4Oa45c; corn
new, 60a60c.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. l.
Wheat-Firm; No. l, 91}c; No. 2, 6s4c.
CONFIDENTIAL.
Oats-Steady; 41c.
CHICAGO, Dec. l.
Wheat-Firmer; No. 2, Sole;
Cern-Quiet No. sole.
Oats-steady, 4l3c.
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TEAMlSG.-A very large number Of
teams are engaged, summer and winter. in
hauling supplies and merchandise to differ
eut points il the upper country. During
the pas. summer it is estimated that not
less than one thousand teams, exclusive Of
the brigades Of Red River carts, were en-
gagged in this business. The winter prices
are about as follows, varying, of course,
under different circumstances: !
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Life of Abraham Lincoln,

BY Hon. Joseph H. Barrett, late Commits
sioner Of Pensions. It is handsome vol.
ume of 700 pages, with numerous fine H.
Illustrations, and steel-engraved portrait
of the late President. This is q book no
one should be without. We viii furnish it,
on the above conditions. either in English
or German, az may be desired. A speci-
men copy can be seen at this Office. Retail
price So.
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81. Cloud, July 20, 1869.

Winter IL now fairly upon rs. and The
teams are fastening to the lumber wood.
in various parts Of thscouutry. Our I'd.
vice 70 every man who goes TO the woods.
be he captain, cook. teamstsr, o. any 9TH
er man, is to take along good stock Of
Johnson's Anodyns Linimsnt, and Parsons
Purgative Pills. Many months Of labor
I'm the asrsyate) may b saved BY this
rreeaut:on.
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Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota,
SPLENDID PREMIUMS.

To EVERY subscriber, old on.
e'esu, we eviW g;ve a copy Of: the
WESTERN HOME (see notice
elsevhere) for one gear. This
IN no evise inte,Jeres wiA the
prenaiasms offered 6elou to the
getters-wp Of cla6s, but Is an
additional indatcen,ent to SUBJ
scribers.
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PslsoxAI.-Gen +. H Barrett IL in
town, having finished his surveying work
in Dakota Territory.
Mr.. J. B. Abbott and family returned on
saturdaySfrom trip to New York. Mr..
A. says there il NO comparison between the
amount Of snow aud cold weather in New
York and Minnesota. Coming here SEEM
ed more like = change to tho south than
the north.
Mr.. Calvin F. How, Of New York, an
extensive land owner in Northern Minnsso-
t., arrived on Saturday.. ~. .~'
Maj. A. G. Robinson, A. 9. NJ, 81.
Paul, Vas in the city during the week. +:
Hon. L. <. Aaker, Register Alexandra
Land Office, passed through town on Fri
day.
Maj. Fridley, member elect from the
Fourth District, was in tho city on Monday.
A. D. Prescott, Minneapolis; q. T. Bal
ley, Mrs. G. F. Bailey and Mrs. J. ". Vail,
New York; J. G. Schoonmaker, Winona ].
G. Racquet, s. Mayall and G. W. Carpenter,
St. Paul, have been At the Central House
during the week.
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TO Town O1TIcERs.-We are able to
furnish The following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (tor public
pos.ing.t <e-%S~>t.~-:2>
Town orders. with stubs. bound or I'M
bound. s'f'' =. '...~.,% . r "'.-.'<z-. II
Orders filed by return mail. ,.-. -,
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8 New Subscribers,

Liz Of Abraham Lincoln, (see notice
Mrs. HSle's new Cook Book.
The Ladies' Guide 10 Needlework and
Embroidery.
Western Monthly "a choice monthly Of
so pages; Price So year.)
Norwood, BY Henry Ward Beecher.
Kathrina, by Timothy Titcomb.
Credo.
Millions Posms-illustrated.
Moore's Poems-illustrsted.
Ruby Gray'a Strategy, BY Mrs Stephens.
St. Cloud JouRxAL, one year.
Lsdy's Friend, one year.
Once Month. one year.
Peterson's Magazine, ono year.
Saturday Evening Post, one year.
Arthur's Magazine, one year.
The Toledo Blade, (Nasby's paper one
year.
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valuable premiums given 10 those who
raise clubs, W will furnish every ssb.eriber,
old or new, who pays fer one year Ia ad-
van,s, . copy Of the Wssts,n Homs-a
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tics 10 given elsewhere, for one yesr
No other paper in tho country offers such
liberal inducements to its subscribers in
the way Of premiums.
Specimen numbers Of TIN JOURNAL ant
Wesler~ Home will DO farnished those VII,
desire to get up clubs.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Aeporsed for TaI JOURNAL bt JOHN zapo; E,6. sRs,
sister Of Deeds.


For III. Week E.di.s DEC: a. "a: :.
Warrsntee Deed from John Slaughter to
9Ioqise 7. Lamb for nj sw{ Of nw{ and
|nvf sw{ Sec. % r. 1875 r. Is 81, $500
Omit claim Deed from H., C. Wait and
r. % y. ~ - s'..:' ~. S475.
w.rrent.. Dsie,d from a. j. Nelson md nd:
wife to Ephrsim Curtis for nw{ sw@ Sec.
4Warrantee Deed fromJ.B b! Mccain 10 Nc:
3 :, i R ss for VI q se| Fl Sec: ~;
w ~ Deed from YIN: Jones Ill q r. I:
G. Jones for sw{ Sec. 20 T. 1876 r. 80
west. 80 SS3O'
Deed from D. Lowry and wife to g. ".
Danton for lot ! brk SO in Loxry's add. to
Warr.ntee Deed from P. Meyer ssad 's
to J. Kelles for lots 8, 4 and s. brk ~ in
Edelbrock's add. to st. Cloud. - 800:
Quit-clalm Decd from T. Weres and; wife.
to +. Koslea for set Sec. T: l2s r. 80
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4 New Subscribers,

4 New Subscribers,
Henry Ward Beeoher's Sermons.
Old Town Folks, by Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
Robinson Crusoe- illustrated.
The Arabian Nights Entertaiuments-il-
lustrated.
Watts Divine and Moral Songs.
The American Revolution.
History Of the United States.
Wonders Of the World.
(The last three IRE handsome pictorial
editions.)
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The sskespsr'e Journal and National
Asrioulturist, for one yssr-with copy
81 ssHints TO Bes.ksspsrs," (82 pags1,)
md tho Bse-keeper's Text Book" 40
psses.)
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!, Eos Rsxr,-A good store-room in the
best business part Of the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind of business
Rent moderate Inquire 81 7
JOS. BROKER.
a.. Gland. juiv 90. 1885,
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00eial Paper Of tho CITY.

~ The Circulation u The Journal
10 DOUDIE that q any ether paper
publishsa In NertAsrn Minnesota. Let
Advertiser remember this.
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cry COUNCIL.
81. c1ouD. Nov. 70. 1854

! @g>. 81. CIouD, Nov. 20. 1852
| R.ar.As Mlifixo.-Prts1nt: Aids
Evans. Pr,sideut. burbank, frits,5 Kerr
Robb.r,. p, Smith aud Tenny. ii. KILL ~, :.
! A communication from tho Mayor rsla'
tiv. to tho better protection Of the CITY IL
case Of are, was read and hlsd. -
n. Kraus, II 7. Wellss and Peter Nisrsu'
e.r..n, having alsd their petition on thai
mar, Of Lots 8, Z and 8, in Block Is, takea
for tn. opening Of Breok'nridss svsaue'
the Clerk was directed 70 draw city ordsr'
for tho amounts allowed BY previous 30
ton.
The sum Of "a was allowed on bill Of
John DORIS, for 81 claimed for services.
Frank Remedy va allowed s. on = bill
Of s. for wood.
Mr.. Myers bill Of IS cents VAS allowed
ter saving wood.
A bin Of The St. P.ul Pon@s', for S24'o0'
for advertising hotel bonus, was laid over
for future action.
The following bills vsrs referred 70 'as
0vsI D Co., ~ o ,.mh.r. $l7.os
G. L. Wskeman, hauling. S'W
~ .'s..;"r 1 500
WR M,tchel|. nrintinp. &c., 1850
The folio wing resolution offered BY AID
Kerr was unanimously adopted:
Re.olved, That tho Committee on Fire
letter or otherwise the cost Of . good hand
price for which the engine now owned BY
the city can be sold, and report in regard
thereto n the next regular meeting OF the
City Council.
On motion Of AID. Robbers tho Clerk
vas directed to draw orders to pay for the
services of Judges and Clerks at tho last
The following resolution offered by AID.
Kerr was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, No Fire Warden has been
appointed by the Common Council and
WHEREAS, The pay of the Chief Of Po-
lice was increased with view to his doing
The additional duty Of Fire Warden there.
fore,
Resolued, That the Chief of Police DO
to examine the pipes. chimneys
and stoves in all buildings in the city, sit
uated 50 that their burning would endsn-
ger other buildings, and if found unsafe to
have them made safe Immediately at tho |
expense of tho owners or occupants Of such |
and also to ascertain how ashes |
Are disposed Of, and make report Of his do. |
ings at the next regular meeting OF the
Council. :".'
On motion Of AID. Kerr tho Committee
IN Buildings was directed to secure, il
possible, moro suitable room for the
meetings Of tho Council 1t rent not 70
exceed that paid 1t present. ... ii;
On motion the Council adjourned. /
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D1soRDERIr.-Angus Mcmillan appears
to be ono Of the eity's regular patrons.
He handed over SIS and costs yesterday for
disordsrly conduct and profanity. Let 9TH
ers take warning.
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Orders filed by return mail.

~ A few hours leisure time, employ
Cd In raising club Of now subscribers for
THH Journal, will secure you one or more
hoies books or magazines. See lists.
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6 New Subscribers.

The Life and Epistles Of St. Paul, by
Conybeare and Hewson-complete and I'M
abridged edition, with maps and illustra-
tons.
The Old World in its New Face, by Rev.
H. W. Bellows. 2 vols.
Abbott's Life Of Christ.
Putnam's Worlds Progress.
Bacon's Essays.
T SCOTS Works-illustrated.
Burns Works-illustrated.
The Galaxy, price 81 . year.)
Atlantic Monthly, price 81 sysar.)
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Tn RIvIR.-There is considerable doat-
Ing ice. but no evidence Of tho river clos
ing very soon:
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STATISTICS OF SrEAKNs CoUNTr.-To
the courtesy. Of Mr.. John Zapp, Register Of
Deeds, we are indebted for the following
statistics compiled from the oficialrecords ::
Number of Deeds recorded in the office
Of Register of Deeds Of. the county Of
stearns from Nov. LIST, 1864, up to Nov.
TOT 1860. =. il. 49,.
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Houss FOR sAlE.-A large double house
with the corner lot upon which It stands;
one square from the Normal School, viii
be sold ve,y cheap. Inquire 1t this Office.
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70 New Subscribers.

.ANo. 4Willcox l. Gibbs Sewing Machine,
with ornamented iron stand, walnut half
case, hemmer, Teller, self-sewer, guide, 30.
Chicago price, $50.
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"a :'ssubscriber" to the Western Ru,n

"a ''subscriber" to the Western Rural
says: 49, 49,. .:.~ "
"The Western Rural has the prettiest
name, the prettiest dress, the best print
and gives the bestsfamily reading Of anv
weekly paper ever held before my eyes,
And 9 Postmaster writes
:'The Western Rural is the best psner
that ever canvassed for, and is looked af-
ter with more interest than any other pa
per taken at this office.'
The success of this great Western Aeri-
cultural and Family Weekly is remarkable.
Since its enlargement last winter, its circu-
lation has been greatly increased, and its
price is now reduced to $500 pei" year.
uniformly, single or in clubs. New sub
scribers for 1870 will receive the remain
ing numbers Of this year free, 80 any one
Wishing the Rtslern Rural for rext year,
should send two dollars at once, or write
for specimen numbers and particulars
about premiums. About one thousand
families ii the West are now using SEWING
machines secured by forming clubs for the
Weste1n Rural. Thousands of watches
bells, and musieal Instruments, also 'silye,
plated wexe, books; choice jewelry,, etc.
have been given for dlubas Adaress II. N
+. Lewis, Publisher, Chicago, Ill.,,
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D1srR1cr scHooI.-Ths time for the
opening Of the public school has not been
definitely determined on. The new build
ing has not been entirely completed ~ yet.
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5000 New Subscribers
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VALUABLE PREMIUMS,

1t is our desire to have
The JOURNAL reach every
household in Northern Min
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests of this part of the
State, and we intend to make
it of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as we'll.
We would now announce
that about the LIST of Deem.
ber-which will be as soon
as the smoke of the present
political campaign shall have
cleared away-we will COM
mence the publication of an
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On motion the Council adjourned.

HUMMELSHINE, OF the best hunting
grounds in tho State are in this ueighbor-
hood, and sportsmsn come from far and
near 70 try shot. From the Manto1vills
Express Of Friday we clip tho followins:
Messrs. MoMioksn, M.rshall and Cook,
Of this place, have gone up to the neigh
borhoo1 Of Sc. Cloud to hunt deer.
The last issue Of the Lake City Lsade.
contained this item:
Sam Doughty returned the other day
FROM hunt in the big woods above St.
Cloud. He brought the first venisen Of the
season 70 town. -
Don't be ''piggish" gen tlsnen, but lsaye
some game for our ''home TALENT to prse-
tice on.
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Intensely Interesting Story,

the title of which will be an.
nounced hereafter. It will
occupy a considerable portion
Of the paper for four or five
months, and will be one of
themost thoroughly enjoyable
stories ever yet published.
In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain IT'S usual variety
Of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, To-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
Among the regular CORES
pondents, already we'll known
to it's readers, will be Mrs.
]. g. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
vania; "Ion," in Kentucky;
and I'D. E. r" in st. Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa.
ton it already enjoys of being
the
Best Family Newspaper in
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To any subscriber renewing
for another year d furnish
ing i"
l New Subscriber,
We will give
Woods Household Magssins, "a monthly
Of 50 Pages) one year.
American Wit and Humor-proflsely H.
Illustrated.
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"OuR AxER1oAH FRUITS This splen.
did colored fruit case is now nearly ready
for delivery. 1t contains eighteen speei-
mems Of tho choicest American fruits, col.
ored, from life. 1t 10 the work Of accom-.
plished artists, il handsomely finished in
ten eolors, and We deem it unsurpassed by
any fruit plate ever published in this
country. When framed and hung upon
the wall It viii prove source Of constant
pleasure 70 I'll Who behold Ia It will be
sent by mail to any address On receipt Of
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Nor1oE.-Persons desiring US to secure
for them any Of the Magazines at the re-
duced rates, will please send IN their orders
as soon as possible, as We are NOV forward
ing lists.
RExovED.-The rooms Of the City Clerk
were removed yesterday to more comforts
bic quarters in Lahr's new block. The
City Council, Board Of Trade and Board Of
Education will hold their meetings in this
room.
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16 New Subscribers.

Macauley's History Of England-5 vols.
Prescott's Philip 1I.-8 vols.
Ferdinand and Isabella-S vols.
" Conquest Of Mexico-3 vols.
I" Charles VS. vols.
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The Weekly W;seon.;n, publishe,dl Z Z.
Milwaukee, IL one Of the spiciest papers 10
tho West. II 10 offering spseial induce
msots for 1870. A reading Of the pros
pectas, In this issue, 10 recommended to
al. .",| - Il - u ~. ; Il.
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W. B. MITCHELL,
st. Cloud, MINI.

The following are supple
mentary to the above, and
may be included with any of
the other premiums:
For 81 We will send copy Of Tar
JOURNAL, and copy Of the New York In
d.pendent, for one year, and in addition will
send, post paid, copy Of Ritehis's Csle-
brated Steel Engra,ings of
PRESIDENT GRANT,
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-4--
A, WEATHER IrEn.--The last few days
have been decidedly on the cool order.
The wind has come from Old Boreas' head
quarters in such a manner. as to indicate
that His Excellency meant business.
That's just what Pickit & Abbott mean at
thsir'headqusrters, where they ars prepsr
ed TO- it ALL withotatrsg.rd 10 as Il, or
condition, with the wairmest; winter cloth
ing. aFall saits for mea and boys, 1and the
finest and most substantial dress goods Tor
ladies aud misses. . Their: new stock il
,eomplsts and elegant, and what h better,
char: :" .:s'a y: ''e '575'T III 7.osc'5.eT
5;:AHlAp, The Minneapolis = D,i5sae men
tons Two" hogs, weighing SSH ind 416
pounds eash, !.,d ~. thsZ sysrs the .'lar-
ssst brought this season, teythe Minasapo-
lis,markst:"., We last week noticed = hog,
brought to this market, which wsieh,d
$40 pounds, net. Chalk ono for St. Cloud.
sAuK CsxrRE.-B. r. Carr shot lynx,
and 1aass Chamberlain two, Hast week
mr' T. "An 'nrees othee 8eaae1.ea - Killed
seven aes1 ~ DIR - a|oa E, Lekks-A1atd
.sr..--ss,s-- So. :, 4 900 !.
os'1o. - -7srsoaSX: a.ees g set
asoeses fre&f'fe s ~ GET. ssea th =
toes 0uo-thlr6 11&0O4fe the s1n0to6 BIO
ohonn;n. vond .ie ~, s:lz1
-. 5:s:1: :.s.5 SIS
A1'xA.D.1A L.: d eentlsn.n Ton Red
n''eF 1ePot - we y.sao ~ Wneas was
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IL New Subscribers.
1rving's Washington.
Preseott's Conquest Of Peru vols.
80 . ) j !.
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The books mentioned above
comprise a list from which
any taste can be suited; all are
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In this city, Nov. 25. by, the Rev. Mr..
Stewart, Mr.. GEo. N. LAVAouH, Of Saint
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RsL1vsD.-Ordsrs have been received
relieving Capt. ]. J. 8. HasslsF from fur
Their duty - Chippewa Indian Agent, and
ordering hin to report to Gen. Augur, in
The Department Of the Platte. He viii,
however, remain q the Agency until his
successor shall arrive. Capt. q. has made
many fiends while here, who will regret
the change which calls him away.