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P. s. / nearly forgot my poetry:

Sweet Celia Ann, dismiss that man,
And save yourself from scandal,
IL makes me mad 10 see your dad
30 tied to hoe handle,
That my fond love no would dlsprove,
And leave me all forlorn,
And give churl his biggest girl,
JitSt cause he helps plant corM
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FROM CELIA ANN TO dEoRaE.

DEAREST am lonely without thee.
Although father has rented the front
parlor to a widow with seven small chill
dren, yet / am lonely, lonely. Why do
you come mott You write that you are
waiting for your new briches Do you
love briches more than met
Minutes are ages that am separated
from you, George Nothing seems as
it used to. The violets don't sing, nor
the birds blow as they did when you
was by. The stars look down and whis-
per to the cabbages that you are gone,
and moonlight nights, when all is dark
and the winds have gone to rest, hear
your name whispered in the gale. In
my sleep | often lay awake and think
of you in my unconciousness. Anoth-
or is laying siege to my heart, but be
not afraid.
Iseem to permit his suit cause he
helps father plant corn in the daytime
and we are short handed. But he is toe
far eclipsed by George to hope. Yes,
by George!
Come Saturday night instead of Sum
day. We have got big washing for
Monday and ! can't sit up late. Oh
how l sometimes wish we were pair
ofgold fish so we could fly away tC
some sweet isle of the desert and live
in perpetual bliss. (Father wants some
of your early punkin-seedS to plant be-
hind the hen house. Bring some wher
you Gomez love to think that somt
time we shall become spirits and low
each other forever aud ever, with ne
one to come corn planting around Il
supplant you in my love--and we car
only tor each other, never once bother
ing about punkin-seeds and briehes.
"If you love me as loVo you,
No knife can cut our love In two"
"My pen is poor, my ink is pale,
Ny love foryou win never fall"
n...
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UNDERTAKING.

have a first class Hearse and win keep
Collins, of all sizes and qualities, always on hand
Funerals attended. Terms low.
Orders for Conlns by Railroad promptly at
tended to.
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FROM. CLEARWATER.
CnHAswArER, Dec. 8, 1s7
Desperation Convention.

y .-Es- = -. go
CLHA1wATER, Dec. s, 1870.
EDITOR JoURNAL.--Ths Christian
Cooperation Convention, to which / re-
ferred in my last, met here on the Sd,
Elder Shoemaker 10 tho chair. PraJer
was offered and portion Of the Scrip
lures read BY Bishop Watkins. The
proceedings Of the last sessi. y. we're
read by the Secretary, B. V anderyort,
Of Fair haven, and adopted. NJ. Gull
lett, Treasurer, made "a good report.
Their missionary, Elder j. F. NJ. Par
ker, gave an interesting account Of his
labors. He unanimously chosen to con.
sinue as missionary. On motion Of Mr..
Net Carly, i was. resolved, after some
discussion, that the next session be held
at Fair Haven, in March, i 7l..sfts u:
On Saturday evening, and also ION
Sunday morning, Bishop Watkins de-
liyered able disoourses. -FOUR CORES
pendent gives en- extended personal
sketch Of Bishop Watkins, winch We
regret to be compelled to omit. Ed.
JOURNAL a.g$is
DELTA:
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SAUK RAPIDS.
Good Words Festival.

~ = Il 's ~. e 10
4 sAuK RAPlDs, Dec. 4, 1870.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Do not think /
have forgotten you on the contrary,
We always look forward to The Jouk-
NAILS arrival with the liyelieetyp pleasure.
As . sensible man said thu other day.
:TnE JoURNAL is ! paper III should
support, for i IS always sure to give us
the news We most want Z B.
The festival 4 the Congregational
church passed Of pleasantly. Miss
Anna Keyea,s Of this plaee, vas voted
the l.esi htaandaomsst young lady present:
Gus Carpenter, Of the Russell House,
was decided T. Be the homelie sindi.
yidual il tho bull ding. The vote ION
Eshe Rocky Isy,l.y Noun tain cake Z brought
over $40 B Music Vas zone Il Of the
pleasant features of tho eveniae Thu
total proceeds amounted 70 sl17. 81
DO oW RgHIRA. .
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WHEN the news came Of, the pur-
chase Of the St.. Paul and Pacific road
by the Northern Pacific, the St. Paul
papers hailed it as, glorious for that
city. St. Paul was to become the
great entrepot for all the rest Of crea-
tion, and every thing was to center
there. And now comes Duluth, which
regards the purchase as q strategic
movement on the pert cf Jay Corky
and others to place Duluth, beyond all
peradventure, on the dizziest pinnacle Of
prosperity. The aspiring cities Of Chi
cage and St. Paul are to be completely
oyershadoWed, i not literally. wiped out,
and their once busy streets sold fol
COW pastures n; gGss. + $. .-s22.. 4
s The truth is, they are all mistaken.
We learn from good authority that
"a allthese changes St. Cloud has'been
the real objective poinss !. Matters will
SO shape themselves that this will soon
be the grand headquarters for all the
lines, while St. Paul and Duluth will
be kept as woodland water stations. Il
is further limited that Jay Cooke intends
eventually taking up his abode in ST.
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fTSS
Lrroallr1p, Mlas, Nov. % ls7o. .
EDlg JouaN. lsst ion Ioysr
md ths political exeiit enent ID subsia.
led. rhis county Is strongly Rspubli-
Dan, and there would haye becn "a
ttrifs hadS it not been that the sors. hea5,
marplot, rule Or ruin epnbl,cans join.
ed foroes With the D Democracy, md thra
rendered The contest lively Thu .fus.
ion, q { Peoples Part elected John
Blackwell, Republican, Auditor, b
SO majority W Z. Bonnixsll, q
Hutchinson, received over 500 msjolI-
Is II this county, for State Sena.o .,
THIS was because be- Vas socially agodd
man, Of fine talents, mud Is sympathy
with US living west .of the " foods. O.
B. Howell declin ID denomination O.
County Attorney at the small salary
they pay here, and I. Belfoy vas elect
ed without opposition. I. B. Salisbury
was elected Surveyor without =oppoei +
lion. The following, all Republicans,
were elected over Peoples candidates:
N. a. Yerio, Register, 5 majority over
s. W. Leavltt G. B. Howell, Judge d
Probate, 269 minority over G. 81. stro-
beck; J. a. Quick, Coroner, 247 owe,
Q. Bull; G. Fl. Strobeok, Court Com
missioner, l08 over B. Z. Perry. Gen.
Ayerill carried tho county By: FOG ma
jority. 8
Litch6eld grows daily. A splendid
hotel, Z fine Presbyterian church, !
handsome drug store By VS.. Brill,
and : large residence BY NJ. D. Bowen,
are among the latest buildings erected.
a capitalist from the east has recent
y purchased 1900 acres 10 : body in
Acton, Meeker county, for $40 an acre,
and intends to open up stock farm.
L SF=
n. =. N: Howell, Chief Clerk of the
General Land Office, Washington, mad,
. visit to his brother at this place last
week. 4.
a Teachers Institute Was held here
recently, at which State Superintend
ent II. B. Wilson, Prof. Niles, Of Roob.
ester, and ". ". Payne, editor Of =th,
Minnesota Teacher, we're present .nt
added much to the interest Of the SEES
sions. The Hutchinson Family inspir
cd the occasion With songs.
tIessrs. Hines, Kimball & Beedy, .
the Forest City mills, arc rushing ahea,
their improvement Of their Manaunal
water power on the north fork Of Gro,
river.
Hon. Dana 2. King, Of Gree ,lca,
has removed to Kingston, where b
owns large interest in tho. Kingsto
mills.
9. B. Howell. Of this place, had on
finger grazed while cleaning a revolyc
from which he supposed al the cartridl
:, es had been discharged 5s..g.5 i.
..E.. 5:>.- =5s VOYAGEUR.
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b o. laat Thursday the Annual First
~ December Stearboat Excursion on
NE Mississippi left ST. Paul. This is
Eths sixth consecutive sea,on on which
sthsre has been like celebration. The
Ateamer Addie Johason was secured
~ tho occasion. The Great Western
Hand furnished the music. Excur-
donis.s went aboard dressed in linen,
With stray hats, palm leaf fans, and
nmbrellas to protect them from the op-
pfeasise heat The sum Of $500 was
iisissd, 70 which Col. Hewitt added 5000,
making 81, 00o,in al. This was d.
ided betaecn.the Protestant and Cath
nle Orphan Asylums, Mr.. Q. E..
GARRISON, Of this city, was one Of the
3sursioaisss, md g.,e SIC, the largest
nbsonption Of any, save Col. Il evitta
"a Mr.. ]. G. Burbank's, the ]atter'a
ting 80. The excursion was i
IWosy way q sucooss. 81. II 4 4 ,.ss !. BIZ !;
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lGINisEst,rA;N NEWS q:
stelow escaped from the New
sUlm Jail on last Sabbath in broad day

n Stelow escaped from the New
sUIu Jail on last Sabbath in broad day
light.
81 The barn Of tho Lyons House, It
Red Wang, MAS burned on Monday
morning with the contents, including
Two spans of horses and . COW.
& The Lake City Leader gives the
sad particulars Of tho drowning Of
8 Villio Wickham, Eve years old, ID :
|cistern.
number Of our exchanges speak.
Of mea leaving 70 come 70 work %.
The lorthern Pacific railroad s.
The Probat. Court 81 siblay coun-
u has appoiniod Gen. :. q. Sibley.
special adminialr ator q the estate q
the late Major Joseph r. Brown.
The Saltwater tsqseits gives
description q the new public school
house e that plaos, illuasra tipg ths -
sticle With { latge cnt. The building
] cosi abons $s5, / 900. &
The gginon, "a l,aJ lica.say shat
Morris, aymastsr q tie.
Winnaa and So Petsr rosd oss g
sPortlaud Grey i IL resp nss q q ssle.
gram from Gen. panad ilg, q slsumss
sposiiti ons III n ortb y 90 Hs
ssill aeeoitnp anisd 3
Holt 81
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Tho following csIano senss rsma.ks
are from the pen q q " as,rliiogt lon. 80
Boston cotrespo lent 81 the Spring.
deld lR.psbl ;eas
Nasty leetured Last night nthe Fra
ternity course, and made ! fearful %,
slaught on the tollies and vices 81 Che
community 10 politics, Law, theology,
trade, fashionable life aud everything
else. There was little too much
shadow and too little light ID the pic
turo. T. was 81 satire but it was very
effective and very useful. Even Grant
had to take Il. But he has 70 take i
on 81 sides nowadays. With the ex-
seption Of ! sensible editorial il the
sAdvertissr, the other day, { have not
ssen 4 defcnse Of the President for the
last month il any newspaper, ex-
cept that telegraphio ono which was
fixed up at Washington and sent
abroad, and this was condemned and
isneered at BY every body. Perhaps
the funniest thing in the way Of politi-
cal criticism is the letter Of President
Woolsey aud the professors Of Yalo
College to Secretary Cox. These green
horns seem to have taken it for granted
that everything they have read 10 re-
lation to the unplesaantness, from the
pen Of Cox and Godkin and Nord-
hof ofthe 6rening Post, and Henry
Brooks Adams,, il true. They know
nothing about the oase. It may DO
true that Grant has taken up the. Mo
Garrahan clamis; itmay be true that
Grant has Insisted on assessing the Of.
zee holders; but there Is not the slight
est evidence Of it mot solitary parti.
Gle except the word Of certain unscru-
puleus Journalists. And the Yale peo-
pie have simply gone of q half cock
AS for the late Secretary ofthe Inter-;
Or, the trouble With him seem to have
been that he had not discovered that
heswas Secretary and Grant Was Presi-
dent. 1.-THE President Of the United
States cannot seud word to his Secre.
tary that he does not wish one Of bis
linderpers in the department. to sign the
presidential name to patent until he
has uther time to consider it, without
rendering himself liablo TO long lee
ture, consisting Of stale editorials Of tht
New York Nation on. civil service re
form, it is quite time that tho relations
Of the President and Secretary we're re
Evised." t A Z, 81 '. 1.
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! En- s.. Pail Pioneer i snthority
ths statemsnt that John B. Btis-
ef that oily, hss been retained g
aassotls sosnssl blythe oldsrssot the
tailsoad lords. This looks as
Dgh sl,ess sindixid oals were dispoa.
~ tn C compel payment In iull.
Z, u them I.s5s
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goty way q success.

llr1AKIKa' Of tic purchase recently
- ~ The Northern Pacific, the St.
nthony Dsssocvat saJs: "1t is also
4 ljsst tor: rsjoieiug that BY this pur-
- IL ad,antage ously located city
81 Cleud /, end numerous other SEQ,
800 { tie STATE, IRE 70 have their
~ stim.lat4d = N unprecedented
eat y ne Immediate opening 9!
tsstsrise 81 agriculture and com,
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.YTyRE FINKLE q LION SEWING Ma
81 CHINE. with Drop Fed, nsw Tsks-up,
snsW Hsnnsr, Id. tsnesse q aSsSts
On moro liberal terms. Also, Second hA1d
Machines in exchangs, OF the new I'm
5proysnents applied
Eys.y Machine 10 warranted First Class,
and il the purchaser dses not 40 regard il
#aftsrsa fair trial h. soa1 rstuln i md
moasy refunded.
S. n. B.-Wantsd. Trayslin Agents q
visit eash town, distributing circulars, OK
planning the improysments,e 60. i, etc., Who
can make 5000 per month. Address
LYONS lkUTUAkS-s y. sC0 .,ss
! Union Square. ~ East l7th st. Nev I0 = !
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EVERGREENs BY MAIL.
GENT IN PERFECT SAFETY 10 ANY
~ part Of the world.
S. Every Farmer snd every MAN owning s
House And lot ia America should have :
:few. dollars worth Of our Tree sdlings
BY mail.
Two Is four inch plants sent for 500
.per 1000, post pIid. e any part q th.s
Dated States.
B All varieties. pg u sergreens and Forest
Trees, Of 81 stiss, cheaper than anyvhere
else III Anefisa. 4
Full dirsp 10 for plsnting and eultnre
lssnt, II III e1sfy mail sofder. ~
Send stamp 10 Prize Lists and Testi-
smonials from nearly every 6tats IN Tho
e e Il. sfs ps's1l e.1 sts' -
&. Remember, W \ are IhS- largest, nldes,
sand most reliable slsal efs ii Native ktexs
green's and Fore Trses in a caerica.
August, September and October ars
favorable month"; for ting Evsrgrsens ~
mail sad ths propsr season for plasting .
address
n7-2m tt,tnrg eon Day. MI.
i
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THE NORMAL sC0OL .APPORTIoN-
50 NRHV. ~. h FL 4

Several Of orr State exchanges are
ssxercising themselves about the appor-
tionment Of swamp lands 10 tho Normal
Schools, and make it the occasion for .
l further TRADE against thess Institutions,
which, being education i. these jour
mails secm to be unable = to appreciate.
I The s.. Paul Dispatch thinks this land,
A(only d portion which has been receiv-
sed,) sought 70 be sufficient bounty
from the State for a high school at St.
Cloud, 2 and adds that s'the State also
pays the remaining expenses Of this
high school at st. Cloud" The Dis
pack appears to be determined 70
/ maintain the reputation it 50 persistent
ly won l,st winter Ct bong blatant
sianoramus, and has every prospect Of
1 soatinssd success. It we'll knows that
tAb land Is not, Is yet, available, and
probably will not be for some years to
come. AZ soon q it can be sold to
Advantage, . fund will be formed for
! needing the current expenses of the
schools, il whole Or in part, just ., in
\ lie esss Of The State University. This
/ - suppose to hava been the purpose Of
sths graft, which ~as made several years
J ago.
e 80 e q St Cloud is. concerned, il
pays for shs benefit il receives from
4 thn ''high school" q the Di,patcA is
sylsased % term Il. In addition to
. payisg the tuition Of the scholars sent
! 70 tie Model Departments for instrao-
ttos, il gavs The sum Of 81, 600 toward
I he purchase Of the grounds aud erec-
{ tios Of the Luildings-or one third
n = nueh . the States money apprpori-
atioss, which have soexercised the mar
| row noodles Of these economical editors.
AZ % evidence Of the desirable indu-
saos these schools are exercising on oul
3 systsn Of common school education, We
would state that Of tho six teachers in
ths Union school At this place, fou,
/ ass graduates Of the Normal School al
& Winona. Although no class has as yet
B graduated from the st. Cloud Norma
School, yet applications have already
n bean made for teachers from it, and
hths desire to secure those who have had
Eths benefit Of the training OF these nsti.
tutions is steadily growing. The PEG
Sple believe in Normal Schools, even if .
klsw newspaper managers and Legislators
Nnhould not, for they realize that with.
but something Of this kind our mag.
ni6csnt common schoal fund will b
little bsttsr than squauderad. 4,
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!. ..Ll.,ll,TERARY NOTICES.

a.
The second number If .Scribner''ss
Asfshly has been received. Among
the moro noticeable article are s'The
street-yenders Of New York !; !, 81 e'Jail.
birds i aud their flights J" sFhe Hoo.
sao Tunnel" and "a day with the
Brovnings At Pratoline.'' N atasque''
and "Wilfrid Cumbermede," the two
serials, are continued. scribner 4.
Co, publishers, New York.
ippiaco.t's Magazine opens the
December number with "a Rowing
Commission, 2 5 curious sketch Of ex..
pcriences with the Southern. armies.
E. a. Pollard has an interesting arti-
Ole on "The Real Condition Of the
South" N addition to other articles
Of On instructive nature, there Is :
large allment 81. fiction. j. B. Lip.
pinsost : CO, publishers .'' Philadelp hi'at;
rthars Home lagas;ae aud
the Ghiltlren ! Hour have both been
oeiyo5. The former h's m4de many
adait'ooa and simproyements,calo ulased
70 insure q continuance Of the hold !: il.
has On lady readers. q 8. Authur Il
Sous, publishers. Pbiladelephia q
The Milwaukee, Evening Wiiscon-
sin sne Of Tue best ot the Western
dulles, has made its appearance 10 ian
entirely new dress, and has, been much
improved. The weekly cdllion has
bcea enlarged, without theprics beings
inerea'ee,l. Serial stories viii Be pub
lishhsfa .in;s, the YEN, aud every Zef-i
fjrt Sly 1 !. b b n mad = render il desirs
able taper for tie: iamil New tub
aoribers viii roosiye, free, the. back
numbSrs @ the 23d Of November, these
giving them all q. the story No
Man. Fr;end. ',.s Tsrns of' daily, SO;
weekly 81 SO, WITH altliseouu. = clubs.
Address Gransr, Atkins g,amer,
Milwaukee,, Wis.
oore' l2srdl 4 e.O osker de-
served yanks IS ono of the best agrii-:
cultural and family papers sthe ooon.
I,try. Its suitable for the freside and
for the farm We would call attention
Ito tho advertiser, ent in "a other COL,
nnn. 10 can furnish TIE Rvral aud
lTuE JoURNAI. one year for SS5.2255
- q gsilisiisio stf iillmore md Mower
scopnties is "a d: e sdto
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Icfs IS new count tss 81 f5rsun6,i 0uf of I'D
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Thursday Dec. 9 1870
" rnn PaEsIDxN1,'s siEssAan

Congress mst on Monday It noon.
The President sent ID his message the
Same day. We give i II full ID ! sup
PIGMENT with this ipsue. Ills ! COM
! non.ssnss, practical document, and
win repay careful reading,
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VIEW ADTER7YSEK. rs.

lJash for Produce.-sTEvER BRAYTON,
07e Barclay 81 New York Commission Merchants
aud oil kinds of Country Produce. Weekly prices
current and marking plates FREQ to shippers. First.
class references furnished. I.Z.5 ~ 5(g
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~ ~ tim q can max out
mi .fsilr a. mono poly non.
Isschessef So Inst Thn1sday
sspl ~ nrd.,, 4 lpraet ;caliy.
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3 81Xy . In
Attornsys bf yudEnsa Csditus.
Dated Novsmbef 4Bth, le5d.5 & AsSl.7y