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When the Northern Pacific Rail-
road is completed, the distance Of over
land carriage will be less by 500 miles
from Milwaukee to Pugct's Sound than
by the Unicr to San Francisco, and as
the ships in the China trade sail on the
great circle, which carries them to the
latitude Of puget's Sound owing to the
convexity of the earth, Milwaukee is in
fact 900 miles nearer Changhai by the
Northern Pacific than by San Francis,
co.-MIwaukcc Wisconsin. .
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for Tn JOURNAL bu John Nupp, ESQ, Rsy-
iseer Of Deeds.

For tho Week Ending Oct. 2lst. :
Quit-claim Deed from Edwin M. Wright
to Hiram Rogers for lot blk % and lot 4
blk 'k' in city Of st. Cloud, Wilson'S
survey sos
Warrantee Deed from John Gieriet to
Mary Gierict for mel SEQ. 1 aud swt Sec.
20 aad W. Sec. 26 and net Sec. IS 7. 1926
Il. IS ". $1,000
WARRANTED Deed from Wendcln Merz and
vito to Valentine Wook for nj net Sec. II
1. .12o r. 20 ". $3.50
WARRANTED Deed from Mary Tobey to J
W. Tenvoorde for lots Is, 10 and 20 blk 4
iu Columbia Square city Of St Cloud. $427
WARRANTED Deed from B. Hassler and wife
TO Michael Walk for Ia acres in ed SEX
Sec. 10 and vi swt Sec. II T. l24 Il. 20
west. 81 400
Warrantee Deed from NJ. Schmidt and
wife to Angela Schmidt tor WI nw} Sec. 2
7. 122 r. SOW. $500
Warrantee Deed from A. Pung to J.: F.
Hoppe for III acres Of net net Sec. s I.
124 h. So $50
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The public debt has been reduced under
Secretary Boutwel's management of the
treasury because the receipts from customs
and internal revenue have largely ;ncreas-
ed.-Chicago Times.
And thc,eupon the Times beIabors
the Secretary because from an honest
administration and the efficient collection
by the revenue, the receipts have been
largely increased, and tie deb; by SO
much decreased. This is what Gen.
Grant said should be the policy Of his
administrator, and he is right royalty
redeeming his word.
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@e The Ladies' Guide TO Needleworl and
So, Embroidery. .... ..
Western Monthly "a choice monthly of
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Norwood, by Henry Ward Becchcr.
Kathrina, by Timothy Titcomb.
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M,lton's Poems--illustrated.
Moore's Poems-illuotrated.
Ruby Gr'y's Strategy, by Mrs Stephens.
St. Clond JOURNAL, one year.
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shown the formula from which these Pills Prepar
ed and from this and our experience in the use of
them, can honestly pronounce them good, safe and
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. DR.. j. G. AVER, who will probably
be chosen Member Of Congress from
the Seventh Massachusetts District
formerly represented by Secretary Bout
we'll started in business with small
retail drug store in Boston. His wealth
is now counted by the millions. Would
you know the secret? Advertising.
He pays 100000 per ye'r for printers
ink, and grows rich. There IS lesson
here for every business man.
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Farm e: SScLa,

f!1lE undersigned offers for sale = rood
i farm OF l5V acres, cn the north end Of
Maine Prairie. about
FOURTEEN MILES, FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are i'm Der, the balaocc prai-
ic and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with = good feDcc; thirty acres sincundcr
cultivation. On hr rremisrsis
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
with stables. graaary and storchousc two
good wells. and ctherimp:ovcments This
farmis directly on the main roaifrom St,
Cloud TO Forest City, and will be sold
chcdp. Inquire a;iiis Office .cr>f
j. ). DAM,
On tho .,1.3r,:,-c
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FOR SALE.

Tbs HOUSE AND LOTT Hook .nn
Lot i, in tho City Of St. Cloud, Ninn.,
% feet front Oh Washington avenue, and
l22 feet dccn. The house l. tt;:>30 l.: cnn
story and y ha'f high, with d cclar 1890,
It has been used asa saloon, al.e; is one Of
Tho hest locations il, GIla city. Il is :t.irtv
yards from the Central House and tl,< scc-
ond dAHr frcsn I. G. acC!urs's hank.
Price $4,000. For information concerning
this, inquire of T. c. AIcCLURE. It, Cloud
the owner, Il. j. CKCMWELL. :,
noG-3m New Orleans, La
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Ward 4-At Funk's Brewery.

REruRSED.-A surveying party, compos
I'd Of Major ". J. Tvinning, U. 8. A., W.
Z. Laight, New York, 8. h. King, Mime
apolis, ". H. Wood, St. Paul. and 8. Bot
tineau, which went out with Jay Cookies
Northern Pacific party, arrived here on
Tuesday on their return. They had been
engaged in making certain surveys in co.,
nection with the road.
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St. Cloud, July %, 1869.
MARRIED..

In this city, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, on the evening Of the 18th inst, by
Rev. J. r. Creighton, Mr.. ". W. DAVIS to
Miss ELLEN VIRGINIA WILSON, both of St.
Cloud.
That happy and prosperous future may
be in store for this young couple, is our
sincere wish. The cake was good.
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PETIT JURORS;
EXCITING ADVENTURE.

Joseph Edelbrock has now received his
fall and winter stock Of goods, an examin-
alton Of which he would ask of the people
OF Northern Minnesota. He would call
special attention to his Chicago handmade
boots and shoes which he will warrant in
every respect. He has a full line, and
challenges competition as to prices. He
is making this branch Of his trade speci-
ality. Mr.. Edelbrock has q heavy stock
Of clothing, mems and boys; oil kinds of
hats and caps; dry goods, dress goods and
trimmings; the far famed "Plymouth"
buckskin gloves, Alexandra kids, etc.
Call and see, and you will surely purchase
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FAREwELL SERxoN.-Rev. Chas. Girls.
void, for three years past Presiding Elder
Of this District, preached his farewell ser
mon at tho Methodist church on Sabbath
morning, and on Monday morning left for
his new field of labor, the Winona District.
His home will be at St. Charles. Rev. G.
carries with him the good wishes Of many
friends in this section:
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

will sell the best varieties of Strawber-
ry Plants, either in large or small quanti-
ties, cheaper than they can be bought at
any other place in Minnesota.
ALBERT SMITH.
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THE MARKETS.
ST. CLOUD. Oct. 81.

sr. CLOUD, Oct. 21. 1869.
Wheat still continues weak, with ten
dency downward. Although for a few
loads Of very choice, IS cents per bushel
has been paid, yet the ruling price is 10
cents for No. l, and G0a65 for No. 2. Most
that is offered goes on the latter grade, as
farmers take but little care in cleaning
their grain-at least SO buyers say. An
average Of IS cents could probably be had
in cash for any quantity of wheat that
might now be brought in TO be converted
into flour. These figures are very low, but
compare favorably with those at other
points in the State. At Minneapolis choice
No. l brings but IS cents; at St. Paul, 70
a75c; at Faribault, 65a70c; at Mankato,
75c; at Winona, Zone of the heaviest river
and railroad shipping points in the State
60a85c; at Albert Lea, 6Oa65c; at Austin,
70a85c; and so on: so that our farmers
ore. considering locality, commanding very
favorable figures for their wheat, although
tie highest prices fall far short of what
they should be. Yet We can see no pros
poets Of a.speedy rise.
Potatoes are coming in slowly, and
bring 3oa35o.
New beans bring from 81 to $1.75 &C.
cording to quality.
No more cranberries are being offered.
Those on hand retail at $500 per bushel.
Old corn, 900 new corn, in ear, 60a55
cents.
Oats are worth Is to 80 cents.
Rye-small lots are sold at IS cents.
Barley-65 cents
A little buckwheat is offered, at 65a7oc.
Hay-brings readily SO to $40.
| Onions are offered in large quantities,
with but little demand, at 45 cents.
Winter apples are arriving in cons;dera-
bic quantities, and retail at $4.75 per bar
rel for choice.
Sweet potatoes, cents per pound.
Eggs fair supply; buying at 10 cents,
selling at 20 cents.
Butter-hard to get. Good quality COM
| mands 25a8O cents,
| Cheese-country, buying at II cents;
retails at 20 cents.
| Honey, good supply, at 80 cents.
Cabbages bring SIS per hundred.
! Beets plenty at so cents per bushcl.
| Wool is being brought in, and commands
400.
Beef is plenty and good, with a ten
dency downward in pric,.
| The season for pork is just opening.
The prospects are that the supply will be-
about tho same as last year.
.. Not much venison is being brought in
about sufficient for home consumption. Il
is in unusually good condition.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 20.
Wheat 75a80 c; oats 4oa45 c corn 9Oo
ST.. wv
4 MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20.
Wheat-weak, at LOCAL O1; Oats, nom.
8 inal at 41a42.
? CHICAGO, Oct 20
i Wheat-irregular and lower, No. O
$l.013 $1.013; corn, lower, No. 2 G84,
6s3; oats, easier, 4l3a4l3. rs
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AT sale Of thoroughbrads at Cliff
ton farm, N. Y, two English mares
were sold for So, 900, aud $4,000 was
refused for the imported stallion Lean
ington. ..::. >a ..,.. :,
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"A fine lot Of ounces to arrive at
Boyd's. Send in your orders.

The Minneapolis Tribune, commenting
on the letter from Paynesville in the last
issue Of this paper, says that Rev. Hoover,
by reason Of his great success in raising
potatoes, "should be sent Is . missionary
to Ireland" We think he does we'll
enough where he is
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Tn ELRCT1oN.-The election has been
appointed to be held At the following places
in the several wards:
Ward lat the Seminary, (so called.)
Ward 2-At the Schoolhouse opposite the
Congregational church.
Ward Sat the Court House.
Ward fat Funk's Brewery.
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Heavy oats are good for horses; none
will deny that; but oats can't mako o
horses coat smooth and glossy when he is
out Of condition. Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders will do this when all
else fails.
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FoH REPREsENrArlvE.-Th Republican
District Convention for the outside coun-
ties Of this District, met at Osakis on
Thursday last, the 14th inst, and nominal
ed Mr.. Isaac Thorsen, Of Pope county, for
Representative. Mr.. T. is spoken Of as an
intelligent, practical man, worthy Of the
nomination. He has . large influence
among his Scandinavian countrymen.
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STEARNS COUNTY.
MELRosE, Oct. Is, 1869

MELRosE, Oct. Is, 1869.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-The farmers in this
locality are threshing their grain, which
turns out well but little is spoiled by the
wet. Potatoes are badly affected by the
rot. Corn is splendid, and if the prices
were little better, and moro money was
in circulation, business would be lively.
AS it is, times are rather dull but if farm
ers land others too,) would but live within
their means, we would not experience any
thing like ''hard times.'' !;
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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.
II. W. Bellows, 2 vols.
Abbott's Life of Christ.
Putnam's Worlds Progress.
Bacon's Essays.
SCOTS Works-illustrated.
Burns Works-illustrated.
The Galaxy, price 81 year.)
Atlantic Monthly, price 81 . year,
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Cramps and pains in the stomach. are
the result Of imperfect indigestion, and
may be Immediately relieved by a dose Of
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. A tea
spoonful in little sweetened water is a
dose.
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4 New Subscribers.

Henry Ward Beecher's Sermons.
Old Town: Folks, by Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
Robinson Crusoe- illustrated.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments-il-
lustrated
Watts Divine and Moral Songs.
The American Revolution.
History Of the United States.
Wonders of the World,
(The last three fro handsome pictorial
editions.)
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Miss Kate Murphy, whose Gcats
OF Jumping, in a Massachusetts, town,
have been generally chron;clea by the
pre- IS, is pure myth. Thore's no such
girl AID she hasn't made any such
jumps. 49,:
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A CHICAGO lady who recently visit
ed Minnesota, in letter to the Ad-
vonce makes the following observation !:
Families, once fairly transplanted, seem
to take kindly to Minnesota soil, and you
hear people who, few years ago, would
have looked upon removal from their east
ern homes as next to death, declaring en-
thusiastically that they would not return
to their old homes if they would be sure Of
as perfect health there as in Minnesota.
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Life of Abraham Lincoln,

BY Hon. Joseph II. Barrett, late Commits
sioner Of Pensions. It is a handsome vol
ume of 700 pages, with numerous fine H.
Illustrations, and steel-engraved portrait
of the late President. This is a book no
one should be without. We will furnish it,
on the above conditions, either in English
or German, as may be desired. A speci-
men copy can be seen at this Office. Retail
price So.
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Our readers will observe tho new ad-
vertiaement Of P. J. Limperich. Mr.. L. is
one Of the most enterprising and Success
full merchants in St. Cloud. He purchases
only the choicest goods, and sells very
low. His store is . picture Of neatnsss.
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FoR THE HousE.-The sheeting paper
for lining houses is growing in favor as it
is more extensively used. It saves almost
half in fuel, thus paying fer itself in a
very short time. Do not think of building
= house without it. Rosenberger Bros
have it for sale. Also supply Of hand
some wire castors, new thing, neat and
cheap. They receive all the novelties IN
their line of trade,
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Net total
70.249.16

FoR SA1E.-Within the next twenty
days, thirty yoke Of prime oxen, large
proportion Of which are fat and suitable
for the pineries. In fact, the entire lot
were selected from . herd Of some two
hundred yoke, and are cattle that .scan't
be beat" in the upper country. Ihave al
50 for sale large number Of wagons, most
Of which have only been used q part of
one season. Terms cash, and will make
prices on that basis, as I desire to sell.
HC RURRANK
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The best assortment of canned fruit
ever brought to St. Cloud, is to be found at
Boyd's.
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A NEW Norwegian agricultural pa
per, called the Farmertidcnde, has
been started at Minneapolis. It is a
monthly, and is published by S. Chris
tenscn, at so cents per year.
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MEAT MARKET.
sKLY By COATS & FREEMAN.
MILLPhICES FOR FLOUR.

In NUMBERS there is safety. it upon this prin
ciple that the formula of Judson's Mountain Herb
Pill was prepared 1t was not the result of one mans
knowledge. DR.. Judson intending to spend fortune
in advertising his pills consulted the most intelligent
and learned physicians Of the age and the result
the production of simple but aicacIous medicine the
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. These pills cure
Blliousness Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Indigestion,
Female Irregularities, &c. They have now been used
many years BY the public and thousands Of testimon
ais bear witness to their virtues As family nledl-
cine they are unrivaled, Give the Mountain Herb
Pills trial. Sold by all Dealers. rs
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fRox AN OLD szTr1ER.-In our paper
this week will be found an interesting let
ter from Dr.. Alex. Kiukead, whom many Of
our readers will remember a. . former pi-
oneer resident Of this part Of the State,
and one Of party that located the town
Of Alexandria. He WAS member Of the
Territorial Legislature, and At tho break
ing out Of the war enlisted in tho 2d Bat
tory and served through the war, rising 20
the rank Of senior 1st Lieutenant of the
Battery. Dr.. Kinkead, is now prscticing
physician, his old business before migrat-
ing to this State, on division Of the Cen
trsi Pacific Railroad in California and Ne
:. veqs. ne will furnish occasional letters
for TH1 JOURNAL.
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COOP Nox1NA1loN.-At the Republican
District Convention, for our neighboring
Fourth District, held At Anoka on Satur-
day, Hon. F. E. Baldwin, Of Clear Lake,
was unanimously nominated for the Legis-
laturs. Mr.. B. is IN honest, capable man
and will make An Efficient Member. He
was in the Senate in 1860.
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16 New Subscribers.

Macauley's History of England-5 vols.
Prescott's Philip II.-3 vols.
Ferdinand and Isabella-3 vols.
Conquest Of Mexico-3 vols.
" Charles va vols.
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GOOD LAND.-sce the advertisement of
ana for sale in steal ms and Pope counties.
The lands are good, and the prices very
low.
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8 New Subscribers.

Life Of Abraham Lincoln, (see notice
above.
! Mrs. Hale's now Cook Book. ''E-'':
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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
the most thoroughly enjoyable
stories ever yet published.
In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Mar ket 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.
J. 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
Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-21
require,

AcoC1rTED.-Mr.J j. II. Linnemann, of
st. Jo., in this county, was tried before
the United States District Court on Friday
for evading the revenue law, and was &C.
quilted. Mr.. L. has borne an excellent
reputation, as an honest, straightforward
business man, and the verdict was just
what was expected.