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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-18
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

Don Piatt writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial as follows:
"In tho one line of railroad to the
Pacific, We have done all that We could
to create huge monopoly. The next
best thing is to break it down-and if,
in SO doing, wo waste moro domain, We
only pay the price exacted for our own
folly. Let US pause for a moment in
the midst Of our virtuous indignation
and calmly reason about it.
eff in creating competing line Of
road, over confessedly the better route,
VIC broke up the monopoly now SO just
ly feared, would We not be giving the
land for something like a fair return
And what makes me little suspicious,
is that the gentlemen who are now SO
voclferors in denouucing these railroad
schemes, we're either silent when the
grand monopoly was being built, or As
vociferous in its favor. Of course,
tho most blatant are tho friends, retain.
ers and owners Of the present line
The most charmingly virtuous Of al
are the gentlemen from Illinois, whc
are interested in the welfare of Chica
60. Chicago, at the present writing is
so far as railroad grants go, tho mos
virtuous placs on the continent.
s'Let US make haste slowly in thi!
direction. The hair of the dog may
be good for the bite. We may be sell
ling the public land at the best rate il
We give them SO as to break up mo
nopoly that may some day join issu.
with the Government, and openly jeop
ardize our liberty"
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~ Fresh Garden. Flower and r..

~ Fresh Garden, Flower and Tree
Seeds, and Small Fruits, prepaid by mail
A complete and judio,ous assortm ent. q
sorts of either Seeds $l.OO. True Cape
Cod Cranberry with directions for culture
bSn htghsor low land. New fragment Ever
blAmtng Japan Honeysuckle, charming
sIsEghaldy vine. 60 cents each. $500
de5sn, prepaid. New Early Ross Pc
{ Re,76 cents per ID. s lbs. 81. 0prepaid.
RYtcsd catalogues TO any address, also
dsltlta' Seeds on comuissisn. Agents
,waHied. ~ r 3
!. b. N. WATSON, Old Colony Nurssriss
ana Seed Est:ab!laishmset Rlnesth: Macs.
kstsblisAsd @a42. l27-8uo
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-Pittsburg has ''moder dental
establishment" in which about $50
sets of false teeth are manufactured
every week. The proprietor employs
steam power and large corps Of as
sistauts.
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Gen. Sco6eld advises the abolition
Of tho Navy Department Its duties to be
transferred to the War Department. The
measure receives favor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-18

On Tuesday bill was introduced in
the S'nate sppropriatiug $4,000 yearly
for the Mankato Normal School. This
is for the salary of teachers and similar
expenses. St. Cloud will undoubtedly
obtain an appropriation similar to this.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale An inn
proved farm Of about 100 acres, on the east
side of tho river, three miles from St,
Cloud. It Las comfortable house with
five rooms, plenty Of stabling, splendid
wei! Of water by the door, cistern, one
Of the best gardens in the country, with
small fruits, &c. Will trade for house
and lot in town. Inquire of
NJ. c. BENSON.
January 18th, 1860. n26-am
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FROM ST. LOUIS,
the Goose. Variously Contemplatetl-
MAhorsA Resouroes-Protec
against High FEeights.
ST LOUIS, Feb. 10. 1869

against High Freights.
ST. Louis, Feb. 10, 1860.
EDITOR JoURNAL-If tho oack-
ling OF geese saved a city in olden
times, surely this city might be saved
It geese could savo it. OF all the
poultry, live AID dressed, sold in
in this market, the goose enjoys the
distinction Of carrying off tho palm.
1t is no rarity to see digui6ed fathers
aud mothers carrying homo a live goose.
You see them on the most fashionable
street cal routes, in every market place
and oil grocery stalls. This city has
goose oil enough tried out to float fat
boat. Our 1sraelitish friends are great
goose caters, principally because Of the
oil extracted from this web-footed bird,
which they use instead Of lard for Gull
nary purposes, and in the localities
where they reside their geese make the
night hideous with often caokling.-
Here is enough of the goose for one
dissertation, and you may think me a
goose for saying so much about it; if
you do, strike off what is written
above.
There seems no end to tho mineral
development Of this State. A friend,
who travels IN the interior often, was
approached recently by a countryman
who believed he had found q small
mountain Of iron ore, and proposed to
furnish the information for $40 in hand,
aud note for SIS, payable when he
found a buyer. The terms were salts
factory, aud as the finale of tho mat
ter an eastern company has just fur
nished the money to buy it at the
ridiculous price Of IS per acre and give
our friend a third working interest in
the mountain, at no cost to him except
his outlay Of $s5. As its locality is
near a railroad, our friend's fortune is
already made, and we are glad Of it,
because of his previous impecuni-
osity.
The movements in tin ores are as e1-
tensive or more so than ever but the
business is conducted more quietly than
at any time since the first authenticated
discovery. A great deal Of money is
going down in tin veins.
Our largest dealers in heavy goods
brought from the East having reached
a point beyond endurance in be.
ing aggravated at the unjust discrimi-
nation against st. Louis, have organ.
lied a "Merchants' Protective Freight
Union," and had hardly organized
before the freight lines in New York
City became frightened, and are now
busy making tho most genteel ovations
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, it il
understood, has thus far been the mos'
liberal in reducing tariffs on all classe.
Of goods.
The weather is splendid and sunny,
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-TAs Minnesota Legislature returned
" % lesnday. evening from its trip to
salIa,s sea Milwaukee. Reports all
! ~ h very enjoyable affair,
= - 80 = / soherly managed.
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III, The steamer Nellie Stevens was
burned in Coddo Lake, Red River, on
Thursday plight, and sixty-three lives
Hers lost.
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UPPER :aalsssss1PPl x>xzaAr1ox

The articles Of incorporation Of the
new Steamboat Company, called the
"upper Mississippi Transportation
Company" have been published. As
Is uaaesstood, the object Of this Com
pay u to put line Of steamers, with
barsss, On the Mississippi, to run be.
tween St. Cloud and Minneapolis. The
result will b to very materially reduce
fteishts, both on grain and merchan-
disc, and the peoplewill reap correspond
ing benefits. The eorpor.tors arc all
men Of capital and responsibility, viz :
II. T. Welles, ". W. Eastman, B. s.
Bull, J. ". johnson, s. II. Chute,
Levi Butler and Edward Murphy, all
Of Minneapolis and st. Anthony.
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The coming inauguration Of Gen.
Grant lids fair 10 Re opo Of tho most
imposing pascants eser witnessed iR
this country.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.

On the morning Of the 9th, inst,
Gen. Murray Mcconnell, Of Jackson
vile, ILL.,, was murdered in his Office,
on a public street, in broad daylight.
He had been alone but twenty minutes.
The servant girl, who was in another
part Of the house, hearing a noise like
the slamm:ng Of a door, came to see
what Was the natter, and found the de-
ceased lying on the floor. He ex.
PRED in a few minutes after, having
uttered no sound. Six wounds were
found ON his head, both temples being
crushed in, the Jaw broken and the
skull fractured. No person was seen
to enter or 60 out Of tie house. But
circumstances led to tie arrest, on the
1ltb, Of VIM. A. Robinson, keeper Of
grocery store. A note for $500, given
BY him to Gen. Mcdonnell, aud due
that day, was missing; the interest
table beside the deceased had a pencil
mark at the figures 400, and scrap of
paper on the floor showed that he had
been computing on the sum Of $500
from tho exact date when Robinson's
note was given to the day Of the muir
der. Robinson was seen to come from
the house at 9 o'clock, the hour when
the crime was committed, by two Wit
nesscs. Evidences Of blood were found
on his boots, and bis books showed
alterations and crasures to balance the
amount Of $400, attempted to be in
serted Dec. 10th. A heavy paper
weight, Of inch square iron, vas miss.
ing, and this is supposed to have been
the implement used. The coroucr's
jury has returned a verdict against
Robinson. The latter vchc.nenily pro.
tests his innocence, and has always borne
an excellent reputation in the co,nmuni.
tv.
Gen. Mcdonnell was y years Of age
a man Of large influence, the compee,
Of Lincoln and Douglas, aud the father.
| in.la1 Of the late Senator McDougall
He was worth from halt to thrse-quar
tiers Of . million Of dollars, besides ,
claim in court to some 100000 o.
properly in Chicago. Intense excite
ment prevails. The funeral, on The
18th, was attended by $500 persons.
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: 1t IS regarded Is q friendly mov1
on the part Of Great Britain thst sic
with Portugal has chosen tho President
of the United States to areitrate on
disnuted leland.
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rae NORMAL sonoOL sELEcT1o,

A very full report Of tho action of
tho State Normal Board during their
visit here on Tuesday will bo found in
our local columns. From this it will
be seen that the Board, ai>er full and
careful dsiberatioa, after personally ex-
aiming the different sites and hearing
the various arguments pro and con, Sc
leeted what is known a. the "Stearns
House," with tho lots, between one
aud two acres, upon whi,h {; is To-
Gated. For tho benefit Of our uou-resi-
dent readers, We would state that this
vas built for and has been occupied as
a. hotel, or more strictly . boarding
house; is large, substantial, three.
story frame building, somewhat after the
gothic 'tylo; and occupies command.
ios site close to tho bank Of the Mis-.
sissiPpi, afordius beautiful view up
and down the river and for miles to
the eastward. In many respects it i.
we'll suited for tho purposes to which it
will hereafter be devoted, and with the
alterations that eau and will be made,
will afford excellent facilities as Nor
NAL School building.
Ocs string consideration, among 9TH
en- "hi'h governed tho Board in max
ing til selection, was the fact that
With thaas;idiug already on the ground
school eoal31as commenced during the
coming ~ Its capacity would be
sufficient tensst tho requirements tor
ayesr ~ tse By which time liberal
appcalloaa would be obtained from
the S.>hs, ssa 4 more commodiou, and
permapen< structure crested. Il will
glve4sa >arly, day VIA. the upper
eoaae1 .. much needs, 4 Normal
Sehaae 1ta neaal department will
also a&edsssalisst opportunities for the
education Of the children Of the place.
90 far Is 70 have been able to learn,
the selection is received With very genet
a satisfaction. The good results which
will aov from having At once = building
ars apparent ; The beautiful and cum.
masdiug location it is admitted will
show 70 the greatest advantage q poblo
structure, suoh ~ will in 4 few
yss1s Be put up 70 take the place
Of the present one ; tho varied sccn-
cry il = study aud part Of an education
in iself no place could be more
ADalahy-in view Of these facts and of
sthasexfzeemcly low price at which the
NPesty vas obtained, it was a choice
asatlJ fit to be made, and We cam
1ak bit commend the Board for their
unali adeDent, and congratulate the
s=nn-and Tia State on their good for.
'nns. 1t Is Also = matter of grati6.
-asEiaa that notwithstanding the differ
aaaa among tha Beard IS to first choice
on the 6asl ssleetion the vote wal
uuanimous.
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J1S p4Dv,s, Breckenridge and tho
p.se haxe lhsas fully released under the
'snovilious Of the Presidents last am-
0ne<y PROCLAMATION.
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On Monday Mr.. Gilman introduced
in the Senate bill appropri"ting $780,
900 for tho erection Of a building fol
the State Normal School at this place
Tho amount asked 10, we understand,
$4,000. We certainly trust that
nothing will be pledged making this
the full amount to be asked for or OBJ
tanned for t, is purpose.
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THE RAILROAD TO THE MINNEsDTA
VALLEY,

The people Of Msnkato have sub.
scr'ted 100000 to the capital stock
Of the Minnesota and Northwestern
Railroad. Referring to this, the Record
speaks Of the projected road from this
city to the Minnesota Valley:
'The citizens Of Maukato are quite
in ea'nest in this matter. And the
projected railroad from this point via
st. Peter direct to St. Cloud is being
discussed in earnest. These routes are
very important lines not only for Man.
kato, but for the country through
vhich they pass, and We hope to see
them speedily commenced and rapidly
pushed forward. The line from here
to st. Cloud will pass through = fine
section Of country, and will shorten the
distance to the lumber regions Of Min.
nes&ta some Is miles, while the liae
southeast will pan through q country
rich in agricultural resources and not
sseoDoodstsd with market facilities by
snJ ether projected line"
TN people Of St. Cloud are also
.daply 10 earnest. Their FRS. efor.
viii be to secure railroad connection
with Lake Superior, which will inevits.
~ be brought about in = short time
Via this accomplished, they willsne1'
Arm their attention to roads up the
.6ank Valley md to the Minnesota river
I've are glad to find our Mankato friends
taking 50 lively an interest, for to them
the construction of the road is really ,
matter Of much importance.
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

We offer for sale cheap tho "Johnson
Farm" containing 100 acres, lying six
miles from St. Cloud on the road to Maine
Prsirie via Neenah. There is good
Log House and Frame Barn
On the premises, and about thirty acres IN
der cultivation.
A never-faiiing stream of water runs
through the tract.
For price and terms apply to
PINNEY & MULLIKEN,
Real Estate Agents.
st. Cloud, Oct. goth, 1868. v11nl4-3m
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Ln1NcoF1 BAxxwE1l:-Ws have no tronbls Win
your Saws; they don't need to b. lined ND with paper
We put them on tho 4andrsl and they 70 right along
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpassed
Respectfully, CHAS. ]. t0X.
LlPPINCOTT Il BAKEWELL.
Manufacturers of Circular, M y, Nil. Gang IN
Crosse Saws. Chopping Axes, Ill shapes. Co
burns Patent Axe. fhovels, Spades and Nlss.
Patent Covered Scoop.
nv ANTKD-AGENTs.-S7 to 03OO Per month
w everywhere, male and temale to int1oduce the
GRNUlNE IMPROVED COMMON 6ENaE 1ANILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine viii stitch. Bon,
fell, tuck quilt, cord, bind braid and saabro1dsr In
most superior manner. Price, only SIS. Fully waF.
!anted for i've years. We viii pay 8, 900 TT any
Machine that will sew stonSes, more beautiful, o.
more elastic seam than ours It makes the "ElastIc
Lock stich." Every second stitch can b cut, and
still tue cloth cannot be pulled apart without tcaxns
it. We pay Agents from SIS to @2oo per month ~
expenses, or . commission from which twice ~
amount can be made. Address SECONB CO.
P1TrsBURG, Pa, or BOSTON, MASS.
CAUT1ON-Do not be imposed upon BY othse mar
ties paming of worthless cast-iron Machines unde,
tho same pane or otherwise Ours 10 the only esnu
inc and really practical cheap machine manufactured
AGENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS and FRUIT
ROWERS-Send for particulars of "Bests Improved
Fruit Tree and eInvgorator and Insect Destroyer
Samples to test will be forwarded tn any part Of thu
United States and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Good Agents wanted in every County In the United
States. Address J. AHEARN, 63 Second Street. Balti
more Nd.
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Duncan's Masonic Ritual

o., Guide to the Three Symbolic Degrees Of the
Ancient York Ritz, 1ntsred Apprentice Fellow Craft
Master Mason. And to the Degrees Of Mark Master,
Past Mastsc. Most Excellent Msster, and The Royal
Arch. By xAIcoLN G. DUNCAN. Explained and in
terpreted by copous Notes and numerous Eneravinsp
This valuable book contains all the lectures and work
Of the Lodge, and with the aid Of it any Mason can
in short time become qualified to take the chair -
Master of Lodge. It 10 entirely different from any
other Masonic Book heretofore published. Bound in
cloth, price 81 So leather tuckspecketbook style)
with gilt edges s.. Copies sent FREQ Of postage Send
cash orders to L. FITZGERALD, Box 2,975 New York
Post ofncA
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Tn Legislature has reduced TIC
!, unty on wolf scalps from 5000 81.
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"COSTAR'S"
STANDARD Preparatio n 8
ALE HIS
E "a y T.IFlERl

Dittor-svveet and Orange Blossoms.
One Bottle, $1.00-Three for $500.
HIS
s'C0star's'' Bed Rug Exterminators,
"cOstar's'' (only pure) Insect Powder.
"only inGallible Remedies known"
"l8 years established In New York"
900 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily"
!!!Beware!!! ofspurious limitations"
All Druggists In ST. CLOUD sell them."
Address
"COSTAR." 10 Crosby St. N. Y.
Or JoHS F. Henry (Successor toy
DENAs BARNES & Co. 81 Park Row. NY.
Sold in st. Cloud, Mimi. by 8. MARLATT.
Whisky
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Store and Lot for Sale,

The best location in st. Cloud for q re-
tail grocery business. Will be sold at q
bargain. Inquire Of
G. F. s. W. POWELL.
St. Cloud, Feb. II, 1869. n3O-tf
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Possession given at Eauy time desired.
Inquire Ct
JOHN r. CLARK.
st. Cloud, Feb. 9, 1860. n3O-tf
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The Patent Ma0ic Comb

Win color gray hair permanent black or brown
Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for$1.2
Address WIN. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic Comb Company, Springfield Mass.
VEIANTED-AGENI 0-TO SELL THE
W. American Knitting Machine. Price $25. The
invented. Viii knit 10000 stitches per ninuts.-
Liberal inducements to Agents. Address ANERI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mas, or
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~ Adoertising brings the msrchGnt' geods
70 tie eonstaHt notice Of tie customer.
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Honey, GlyesEine, Elder Rlews1,
00Quet and Paln.
In Quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal 70
the Engls6 and sold fully 80 per cent cheaper which
eeeountsfor tho great lliug the demand for ths
teregn soaps and the unprecedented SUCCESS q the
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS, now sold
everywhere in the United States.
ncKE0NE, VAN HAGEN co., Soie Naufrs.
Philadelphia and New York
LOCK HAvIN: Pa.
MlssRs. LIPPixooff DAx1WnL, PittsbuSeh, p.
Gents We have bssn using your make 81 Gaag
Saws in our NM and ind them, in point ct quality.
superior to any 10 have ever used. You1s, 3e,
SHAW, BLANCHARD + co.
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Early Rose Potato.:;1s3i:5;:;s;::::

Spring Whset 0ats Barley Corn. Clover s,,as. Graz
Seed, aogs, Fowls Best Fodder Cutter Send for the
experimental Farm Journal. only 20 :en:s. Address
geo. A. DEIrZ, Chambersburgh, Pa
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~~~e Sey ~~
need not spend time in the enumeration
of the reasons for your leaving. I knew
them we'll; for though not acquaint-
ed with you, I knew your employer.
Suffice it to say, your services were no
longer needed in that old building
wherein many an oyster supper purchas-
ed many a government appointment.
If I were personally your enemy 1
should dwell with malignant pleasure
upon your history, since your connection
with the Press. The principles you have
advocated one day and repudiated the
next; the friends you have praised
and Aattered without reason and de-
serted without cause the party whose
principles you profess, now shedding
peniteutial tears because you are in it
but not OF it. But having no resent.
ments, I will close with the question
which opened this review Of Jour pub
lie conduct, 0fsohat value IS your judy
nsent oith the peo01; ? What weight
ought it to have upon SO grave mat
ter as that which is now involved in
the payment or nou-paymeut of these
bonds? You advocate their payment
with the same zeal and the same ability
that marked your advocacy Of every
corrupt measure extant in the eerly
history Of our Territorial organization.
Let the people beware of you, for even
the learned dullness of defamation
sometimcs finds listeners. Ion.
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Its Editor and tho Railroad Donds.
Past Anteccdents-Some Pointed oh.
ssrvatlSns Thereon and u Question
Asked. =
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important 10 FARMERS !
CALIFORNIA h OREGON
SEEDWHEAT AGENCY
We furnish Farmers with tho
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from insectiform or other
impurities: grown from AUSTRALIAN and
Chill Seed. yielding, on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO The ACRE,
And Weighing
IS Pounds to tho Neasured Rushel.
Tho ears Of Wheat, when mature. ars
ELEVEN Oh TWELVE INCHES LONG.
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all parts Of the country, on receipt Of
price.
PRICES.
sAxr1ss.. 100 each DAas..60s aud 81 sa<A
Or in larger quantities ct reasonable rater.
Address
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY,
SAN FRANCISCO.
q11n31.H California.
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