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SEND in your old style Florence Ma
chimes and have them made new, free OF
charge. See advertisement In another
cnlumn.
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Fruits


The supply was pretty good in both
markets. One or two stalls, however,
monop0lized the really fine meat. The
following prices obtained:
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Dissolution Of C0partnership.

S5-Ths Arms G-ALBREATH. STEWART & Co,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART. GALBREATH
s FIzER, New Orleans, La have this day been
dissolved, by mutual consent, Mr. ". Gal
breath retiring
Either member Of the late firm Is hereby
authorized to use the firm name in settlement
Of business. ". E. G ALBREATH,
WNL STEWART,
ANDREW STEWART.
JOHN G. FIZER.
MEsIPaIs, February lst, bsG.
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SEND ia your old style Florence Sewing
Machines and nave them made new, free
Of charge. See advertisement In smother
column.
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In addition TO those quoted, we noticed
on the stalls satisfy, JurDips, rutabagas,
kebl, kOhlrabi, few heads OF c~aulihOwer,
carrots, rsddishes very few, young
onions, leeks. parsnips, and, indeed. sew
eral other species Of winter vegetables.
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ADVERTISERS

VIII n the MEMPHIS APPEAL tbs BEST
advertising medium In the state. The great
extent and variety Of its reading matter has
forced lis Enlargement for the accommoda-
tton OF advertisers, and its circulation In ali
parts Of Tennessee. and in Alabama, ASasis-
and Arkansas, among merchants. plant
ers and business men. render 1t especially do
sfrable 70 those who wish to reach the gene
raj and substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and interests.
HEATING, ENGLISH & CO.,
Eenphis ,TeHa,
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F0R 'LERK isT CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT CuCFT-Edi OTIS
.gpsrl. The fritnds OF JOHN II. BOWEN
hereby request you 10 ~nuoun his name a.
3 csudtda T. for tue Firsr Circuit COur Clerk
OF SHELBY county, attEoEexL Narch elgctiou.
felix MANY FRIENDS.
CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURE.-We gre
\ authorized 10 announce FRANK TAFt
a. sn ln ep,udeuE candidate for the OEce o.
CLERK Vi tue -iust Circuit Court, al the ensu-
tng March election. Ieo3
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Game.

All kinds, except ~venison, are not over
plentiful. We quote the prices Of the
Iaa6inr gama marfs in Iha cirN.
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THE GERMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIRECTORS:
Isuls HansHer, J. c. Nicely,
sooolneld6 HsDsner Brooks, Nicely & Co
r. S. Jones, a. l. harris,
Tones. Brown c {. Harris, Cochran & Co.
o p Walt. n. 1. Neacham,
a p Walt a 90. Meacham 4 Treadweu
Tbos. n. Allen, G. 1. DenlsOh,
Tnos Il. Allen Co. Orgiu Bros. & Co.
D. P. MADDEN, J. C. Terry,
D. P. Hsdden a c {. Price & Terry.
E.L Taylor, OF Taylor a Rutland.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HANAUEs, President.
n L. MEAeHAM, Viee-Preslde-t.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
H. E. GAR n. Assistant Cashier.
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Chickens and eggs have become much
more plentiful, and. as a consequence,
we're much cheaper, as the following
schedule Of prices viii show:
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FREIGHT q TICKET AGENCY
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21
FREE! FREE!!
The Leading Agricultural Journ.l
OF THE COUNTRY,
FREE FOR ONE YEAR.

tbs AMERICAN Stock JouRSA1.-A
frst-olass monthly, containing 80 large
double column pages devoted to Farming
and Stock Breeding, containing regular
departments for the Practical Farmer. Dali
ryman, Stock Breeder, Wool Grower, and
Poultry Keeper, &c., &c., &c., illustrated
with numerous fine Engravings and bound
In handsomely tinted covers. Farmers will
find this monthly very efficient aid in all
the departments Of Farming and Stock
Breeding. It has Veterinary Depart
nent under charge Of one Of the ablest
Professors in the United States, who an
swers through the Journal, free Of charge, al
questions relating to Sick, Injured or Dis
eased Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Swine or
Poultry. Thus every Subscriber has q
Horse and Cattle Doctor free.
We are now prepared to offer tho Amer
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year, to all subscribers Tor renewals) to the
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g VOLUME THlRTEEH.

With this issue The JOURNAL enters
upon tho thirteenth year Of its publica.
ton. The past twelve years have
witnessed many changes in st. Cloud
and 10 the Northern part Of the State,
all Of which have been faithfully chron-
icled. Tie coming year promises to
have in store changes more momeutous
with regard to the material interests
Of the State-than any that have pre-
ceded. 1t will be our study to make
full and careful reports Of these, that
there may be, on the part of our readers,
true appreciation Of the wonderful
growth OF this prosperous young CON-
monvealth.
We haye endea7ored to make TIE
JOURNAL first.class newspaper, espe-
cially in whatever might pertain to
matters local. The steady and increas-
ing support which has been extended
to the paper warrants US in believing
that these efforts have not been with.
out success. We shall labor to make
still further improvements, from time to
time, that The JOURNAL may continue
TO be the best, as 1t is the Oldest and
largest, paper in Northern Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

news from Denmark and the Duchios
favor France. Thdir hatred for Prus-
:sia issas bitter as ever, !. nd: il their
COVER msntf refasss TO take Part the
people will rise against tbem:
b n Hanover there il great agitation,
and the Prusaian general commanding
that department has asked for reinforce
ments. S~as.'S.,s,~'
MoMahon, Bazine and Canrobert
will command the three corps Of the
French army. :5.,~, IL ~:
[,=.s The London Spectator predicts as a
result of the var that the Bonapartes
! b found to have exhausted he.v-
ems patience. 3a..1 ,.:..' =. %.
J. he Emperor is, expeoted to head
the army in PEARSON, and by a series of
rapid movements, arrive at the Rhine
before Prussia has occupied her de-
fences. ,He!will be; accompanied by
the, Prince Imperial. ,a:...>... .. :. IL.
aro-DAY's DISPATCHES"
The rumors of alliances are still rumors
only. Thus far no authentic jnforma-
ton ofany power having taken sides
with either combatant, has been made
public. = - i, -. 49,: -. ri,
The French seized the: Custom
House, at Saarbruck, a town of Rhenish
Prussia on Tuesday evening. No fight
ing yet. ~.
:. The. Frankfort Gazette, in. its edito-
rails, asks how the cause Of war concerns
the people Of either France OF: Germany,
and intimates that the question is. one
between the monarchs of the respective
governments, and one that the people
do not, feel. at all interested ill.,.
The Prussians on the border say that
Bismarck is, much troubled at the slow
ness Of the Landwehr in coming for
ward. -. ...s..:..:, ~. !. -
Germany makes the disbursement
Of the opsparts it's ultimatum.
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=. A MACHINE MANDATORY.

We publish in this this issue, COM
munication from Mr.. 1. NJ. Noyes, of
the St. Cloud Implement Factory, pro-
posing the formation of joint stock
company to enter largely into the man
ufacturs Of agricultural machinery.
Ho presents some strong points, we'll
worthy of careful consideration. It is
an admitted fact that the flow Of money
from this section to other States is
every year enormous, and would fully
sustain q manufactory Of the most ex-
tensive character. An establishment
such as is proposed would be Of imme-
date as we'll as permanent benefit to
St. Cloud, and would be Of almost
equal benefit to the farming interests
north and west of US. We trust that
something practical may be the result
of this proposition.
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Although the soldiers who will be
called upon to take part in the coming
war may be counted BY the million. it
does not follow that the loss Of life will
necessarily be as great as ir former gen.
eral European wars. 1t will be war
between disciplined soldiers, armed
with the most destructive of modern
war weapons, The battles will Lbs
more quickly decided, and, with less lss
destruction of life than where, undis-
cipliued mobs and inexperienced, sol
diers ara pitted against each other.
Chicago Republican j., ~; ,:.,, :.
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PROGRESS ON THE NORTHERN Pa
c1F1c.-Orders were received last week
at the engineer headquarters, five
miles out from tho junction, not to
permit any more sub-contracts until the
practical engineering work was further
along. The contractors are crowding
engineers beyond reasonable expedition.
There is no difficulty in obtaining labor
ers; they are swarmiug off the Lake
Superior & Mississippi Railroad, now
pretty nearly completed. The cner-
getic John G. Logan, who has SUBJ
contract from John Ross, was in town
the past week aud purchased four stout
two-horse teams and wagons for his job
on the Northern Pacific. Supplies of
various kinds are constantly going up
from Duluth. Minnesotian.
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Several OF the New York and
Brooklyn clergyman referred to the
war between France aud Prussia IN
their Sundays sermons. Henry Ward
Bcecher reviewed the wars Of the pres
ent century, lie compl,mented Eng
land expressed sympathy for Prussia
in the present war, but said il was a
var Of despots, for no principle Of
right OF justice, and called upon tho
United States to stand . pacific observ.
d Of tie conflict. zS:'s 1889 1852. Il .
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Hon. DANIEL s. NORTON, Of WI
mona, United States Senator from Min.
nesota, died at Washington on Thurs
day morning, of consumption. This
termination to his lingering illness was
not unexpected. His remains were
taken to Baltimore on Friday afternoon,
and there deposited in vault in Gree u
Mountain Cemetery. Mr.. Norton leaves
q wife, to whom. he was married abou,
two years ago.
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CAPT. HALL, to whom Congress ap.
propriated $4,000 for making an ex-
ploration to the North Pole-there or
thereabouts-left Washington on Satur-
day evening for New York, where he
expects in fow days to meet Lady
Franklin, now on her way from San
Francisco. 49,:
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Iii issaid that in case Gen. Sohcnok
does not succeed. in getting the nomina-
ton tor Congress in bis district, the
President will appoint him Minister to
Prussia in place Of Bancroft, who is to
bereealled. The war which has ARISEN
there makes the recall Of Bancroft more
necessary, inasmuoh as it will req nire
q younger aud more active man to rep
resent the American interests at Der
in - - - l.. = -.
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u WAsHBURNE, Of the 9Th Wisconsin
District, is having a big fight on his
hands for denomination. The pros-
poets are that he will stay ct home.
Tho Minnesota member of the family
just now deeply engaged in a law
suit with the present editor and chiet
owner Of the Minneapolis Tribune,
wh,eh paper vas once Williams own.
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hIOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
N1>..I A. 10

wy To-
Complaint having been entered at this oee by Alex.
ander N. McKsuzy against Benjamin B RacklE9 for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 49, dased
November 2ash, 1858, upon the Lots and 4,
county, Minnesota with view 70 The eanesllatu6 q
said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at THE once on the GIN DAY ~ 6RPT14.
furnish testimony concesninE aid alleged ahanA4a.
msAt. G. A.. GILMAN, 3eRds4se,
july2l.swl +. Q, xqQ1VR1, 1seeiyr.
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,kEPUDLluAN CONVENTION.
Second Congressional District.

The Republican electors OF the Second Compression
al District Of Minnesota requested to elect Dele
gates to the Republican District Convention to be
I hold in St. Paul on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Isl,
fer the purpose of placing in nomination candidate
for Congress- to - supported by the Republicans At
I the ensuing election. 49,.
The following is the apportionment of each county
and is based upon ths Republican vote Of the last
general election A. cast for tie Chief Justice, Hon
G. g. Ripley, each county having one delegate at
large, also one for each two hundred and MY Re-
publican votes and one for each major fraction there
o.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

FREDER1oK T. FREL1NauuYsEN,
Ex-United States Senator of New Jer-
sey, has been appointed aud confirmed
Minister to England, viee Mr.. Motley,
recalled. The latter was notified by
cable some weeks ago that his resigna-
ton would be accepted, but declined
sending it.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

NHos, WIN. WINDOW, Of Wioona, has
been, appointed by Governor Austin
United States Senator, to gil the va.
cauey caused by the death Of Senator
Norton. ~, -.
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The following is the closing para
graph Of a notice Of the late Senator
Norton in the St. Peter Advertiser : -
GAS he passes to the tomb, Minneso-
tians-the sturdy pioneers, the VII
layers, and metropolitans-vie with
each other in mourning this sad event.
Like the majestic,rose just out Of, bloom,
standing among natures sweetest flow
ers, and plucked midway between birth
and death, so has the Great Ruler
snatched from among Us one IF our
brightest and purest citizens. When
his manly form shall have been cover.
ed by mother earth, let the little mound
DO marked by a fitting monument,
placed there by the North Star State
and let the historian do ample justice
to our dear, departed friend"
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GoDEY's LadJ's Book for August
has fine engraving, &c ing. Home
Marion Harland gives the second chap
ter of a new story, and there is a gen
eral variety of reading matter. L. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia. 49,
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We do not know where those v

We do not know where those who
have an Interest in horticulture OF flori-
culture could look for sixty pages Of
moro interesting or valuable matter, in,
current publications, than in&'the lAu-
gust number of Tilton' Journal It is
a model magazine, and those who have
not seen it should send to J. E. Tilton
& Co., Boston, for copy. =. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.
SLIGHT DiHerenee.

5tsTo 7NE O1rIc11s o. 1lB UNION Pam The under
eehed. your Special Committee on Sewing Machines
senting the two competing Machines, to render to
your COMMITTEES, IN writing, the peculiar POINTS on
:haea they based their claim Of superiority, and
separately and after fair trial. adjudged to the b,st
Of our ability. Each Agent presented his claims In
due form. For tho Wilcox ( Gibbs Machine, THIRTY
FIVE distinct claims were made for its superiority,
ALL Of which, on thorough and impartial trial. were
sustained. For the competing DoUBLE-1HIEAD MAJ
chine. but TIN We're presented, TWO Of which were
sustained|Sienea.l g. D. TOXIN, l.. O. CHAMP
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The Ch,ldren's Hour; published by
T. s. Arthur & Sons, of Philadelphia,
comes to our table for August as fresh
and beautiful as ever.5;
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The Excelsior"
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
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OF THE COUNTRY GENT
:.
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The "Excelsior" is 32-page Magazine
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The Anoka Press was greatly enlarg-
cd with last weeks issue. It is now
an elght-pegc sheet, with six columns to
the page. It is somewhat Of venture,
and VIC trust the publisher may find tho
enlargement profitable. "''' :12 :
The Anoka Democrat has also been
enlarged in the same manner, and is
otherwise very materially improved:
The Duluth Tribune comes out in a
new dress, and looks as fresh aud neat
as printer or subscriber could DESIRE
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The fifty million dollars. mortgag

The fifty million dollars mortgage
bond given BY the Northern Pacific
Railway Compan:yto Mossrs John Ed
gar Thompson and Jay Cooke, as trus-
tees tor the bondholderss, was, e! executed
and J.. signed at tho banking house Of, Jay
Cooke & Co., in Washington on Satur-
day. Over five thousand dollars worth
Of revenue stamps were. used on the
bond. -. ........, ,.
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n GEN. BENZ. F. PORTS has been con-
.armed is Governor Of Montana. = He
entered the army as Captain in the sd
Ohio Infantry. He was a Douglas man
before the war. H.. ...:... 80
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AMONG the Ladies' Magazines, Ar.
thurs is fast taking the lead, not only
for the high character of its reading,
but for the beauty Of its illustrations,
and the fullness and variety Of its FASH
len and needlework: departments. T. s.
Arthur l. Sons, Philadelphia. IT, Il.
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All Republicans in the District, irrespective ofpast
differences, are urgently invited to join in assisting
/. to make the Convention harmonious and the party
united and successful.
BY order Of the Committees.
4. u. STICKNEY,... TN. NETCALF.
Chairman Chairman.
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M oRTGAaEsALE-wH DEFAULT HAS
Ul been made in the conditions Of = certain mort.
gage executed and delivered BY George Leopold
Kind Mortgngor, to Michael OConner, Mortgages
Office of tho aegister of Deeds for Stea1ns county,
Minnesota, on the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1Soo, ct
3o'cIock lin Book II, Of Mortgages pages 700,
and 800, given to secrre tho payment OF = certain
promissory note executed and delivered BY the said
George Leopold Kind, a,c %ortssees, payable to tho
even date with said mortgage, for the sum Of One
Hundred and Fifty dollars with interest, payable one
wear from date and on which note and mortgage there
is claimed to be DUE and 10 due, at the date hereof
One Hundred and Sxty-one and $500 Dollars. and
no seton proceeding having been instituted st law
or other the debt 30 secured BY said
mortgage or any part thereof: ~
Thereforenotceis hereby given that by virtue ofths
power ofsae contained in said mortgage and pursuant
to the statute in such made and provided aid
ed premises to wit The south-haf of the south west
quarter, the northwest southwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section No. four, a. in township number
one hundred and twenty-five, O25,) range thirty
three. C33,) West, and situated in stsarns county
may be necessary, at public vendue, By tho Sheriff
OF said Stearns county, at tho front door Of the
Court House, In the city Of Saint Cloud, In said
Stearns county, upon the NTH DAY OF AUGUST,
TO satisfy the amount which shall then be due ON aid
note and mortgage tho costs Of foreclosure and the
further sum of Twenty-Five dollars in sad mostgage
covenanted and agreed to be paid attorney fee
in OF the foreclosure thereof In addition 70 al
sums aud costs allowed In that behalf BY law
Sheriff Of Stesrns Co., Minnesota.
MICHAEL o'C0NNER, Mortgage.
/ L. W. Collins, Atty. = -,
Dated July 18th. A. D. 1870. ~. julyl4-7w
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Il" The work Of reconstruction has end
ed,'at least We hope it has. On Friday
the President signed the Georgia bill,
and atthe beginning Of the next session
q Congress the Senators and Represen-
:tatives o., that State will be admitted.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

THE Tax aud Tariff Bill passed BY
!. Congress reduces taxation nearly $780,
100000, ri e.s J..
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DEMoqnrsr'ss ,5i MELsssazine, , and also
Young America, have been received
for tho coming month. Both are good.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

TaE now French Minister, who ar
lived in Washington only last week,
died yesterday, very suddenly.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

II. The editor Of The Marietta { Oh;o)
Register is getting into hot water on
tho woman suffrage question, aud pro-
Deeds to define his position in this
highly diplomatic manner:
l: If a woman is disposed to argue with
us in favor Of woman's suffrage, We are in
favor Of it also.
II. If the lady happens to be against it,
We arc against it Likewise.
III. lit is n mixed assembly Of ladies,
one or more on each side, they may have
that among themselves-.we holding the
bonnets. t~..s
80 Being in somewhat the same position,
We will assist the Register. man, BE-
has no objections, and, holds bonnet OF
two. We, would not DO portinaoiouslys
persistent about the bonnets aforesaid
being entirely empty.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

The Indian appropriation bill as
finally agreed upon approprlates 49,
900, 900, provided nothing In the t'bill
be construed to affirm or deny the
validity Of the treaties by the Sherman
peace commissioners in 1867 and 1868.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

Born Housesao Of Congress adjourned
on Friday evening last. -. s.. Il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

On Thursday last, Admiral John A.
Dahlsren died at Washington, of heart
disease. 5tsi Iksi ass2 ID &as HF2a4 .e2st: X
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

The late report Of. the masoaere {
Christians in China provcs~'o be .
-awickedhoax. Let tho perpetrator be
<ssyef6ly punished, If caught. 49,.