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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-29

The Commissioners appointed in
the bill to consolidate the counties of
Kandiyohi and Monongalia, approved
March 18th, 1870, met at ;Kandiyohi,
the county-seat, on the 18th inst, and
organized the new county Of Kandiyobi
BY appointing j. q: Gates, Auditor;
N. Abbott, Treasurer ; j A. jacobson,
Register Of Deeds; G.. w. Oluey,
Judge Of Probate; J.. W. Burdick,
Clerk Of" the Court; E. J. Holmes,
Sheriff N. P. Aspenwall, Surveyor
A. M. Eklund, Coroner and B. Abbott,
Superintendent of Schools
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61RAFo1 RAMsEYs has introduced
ln.ths Senate an important bill, provid-
tae e ths relief Of such persons, home.
ssad sainants, as were in the army
Au1ins ~ rebellion and therefore nm.
.abls .. eanply with the requirements
q = Ave.ysers' continuous residence on
Nst1 -. Its to be hoped the bill
s1ay - s.@>s :.H..s:.:>
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TO ALL ~ wish, - ~ =.
a HAPPY NEW YEAR.
ETaE ~. CLOUD AND MANKATo
RAILROAD : -s,;

In ssterring to this important rail
road project, ths Mankats Unio. says
'Hhs nsnbsID Of the Legislature
hen thh district would surely dis:
appaiat The reasonable expectations Of
their constituents, should they fail to
secure fair share of the 800, 900
acres, to render sure the. early compile.
ton Of this line, which isof vital i'm
portanoe to the development of the
great heart Of the great State of Min
nosota:" We have already quoted
from other influential papers urging the
importance Of the road. The people Of
this District will expect Of their Mem.
beers in both branches Of the Legisla-
ture their most untlring efforts ia be.
half Of liberal grant for this road to
Mankato.
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CHAs. MoILRArH, ESQ.,, State Au'
ditor, has succeeded in obtaining from
the Government ST., 734.03 more on
!, account Of expenditures by the State Of
Minnesota in suppressing Indian hostil-
tiles. This is probably all that will be
obtained. The State paid out $51 2,
900 and has received from the gov
eminent, including this last allowance,
$685., 557.05. The unpaid balance
e176,442.95 can be charged to tn.
Yuud for Clvilizing the Noble Rec
Man.
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!: UnDR II new management-J. B.
00ulAgh, ("Maek," tho well.known
s1ladsnt,) editor, and W. H.
Ot&1yl@i publisher-the Chicago Re-
1sslp@ b building up large cireula-
10. II low price and spicy COL
1n ssadss II very popular. Watch
20 hQn he National Watch Compauy's
Soeh = High, III, arc being given As
1snisns dr clubs. The daily Re-
: sb''siesS vil1bs sent By mail for 81
~ yeas !; weakly, single copies, $3.50,
% scpia, 90. We VIII furnish The
!ouaHA1 aid Rep*1''ea" one year
.ier $500. =. -,
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King has sold from bis stock
farm at Minneapolis to q representative
Of Lord Thornton, to 60. to England,
two Of his famous blooded cattle, the
sixth Duke of Geneva and the 2"97th
Duchess" He has also sold to other
parties four other animals The ;ses
gregate Of these sales is $2s, 900. The
animals sold to-. Lord Thornton came
from England and will return. Col.
King, in addition to tho money con-
siderstion is toreceive four calves from
the Duchess. -; r. sszss. Fss@sz::@a Ez.5s .
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st: Paul wants . street railway.
Minneapolis has horse-cars already.
Justin Mccarthy, tho English es-
sayis:, is lecturing in Minnesota.
The residence If Mr.. Beaupre, at
st. Paul, was damaged BY FIRE on Fri
day morning to the amount of > $500.
The Mankato Union says that
Hiram Stratton, wellto. do farmer of
Sterling, committed suicide on Tues.
day Of last week BY hanging himself in
his barn. & sss5i. .s.::a55. r.
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GEORGIA went strongly Democratic
IN the election on Tuesday. The ma
jority viii be about 10000. The Dem
ocrats have also carried six of the seven
Congressional Districts.
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HORSE STOLEN.

On last Friday evening there was stolen
from the stable Of the undersigned, living
al: Lake Henry, stearns county, IN IRON.
GRAY MARE, about Is hands high and
Il yesrs old one of the lips ON the right
side swollen from the birdie the ankles are
thicker then ordinary. Areward Of $25 will
be paid for the return Of the animal OF in
formation @ to its weresbouts.
n1I.8v $50. MICHAEL KRAMER.
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In the Minneapolis Tribune We find
: summary Of the report Of Geo. A..
Camp, Surveyor General Of logs and
lumber for this district, just completed.
The tohl number Of feet of logs scaled
. ID, 438, $40; With 10000, 900 more
uaa1fhcturod but not scaled. The in.
/ GDss essr last year il 2,729,610 feet
On amount sealed at St. Cloud thia
~ vol, 619,540 ranking third on
- ~; 1T year the amount was $685..
NJ ~
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BAD WEATHER DOWN EAST.

Minnesotisns need not Aatter them
solves that they have had q monopoly
Of tho cold weather during tho past
vssk. Dispatches from New: York,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, St.
Louis, Richmond, and other cities in
As East and South complain Of "in-
>aase oold," 'tsevere weather." etc.
A policeman at Cincinnati was SO
1sdlJ frozen while making his rounds
q Chr;stmss that his life is despaired
The Buffalo division of tho Lake
ohoes road was 20 completely blockaded
ha f& nearly twenty-four hours no
@ains could run. The average depth
d snov In the vicinity Of Erie and
Q1nkak VA fon two to three feet,
nd il some places the drifts were
asvn isea high. In other i. ,lisies
Vuk "a failroads vas entirely suspend.
d. Friday night was tn coolest
known q Richmond. Va, in thirteen
ysas. AL over the East people shiv-
>esd In their shoes, and Rugged the
stoves while their ehatsering teeth kept
dine to Che music of the sleet driving
against the window panes.
Here folks merely buttoned up their
oTerooats, went out into the bright,
clear, crisp si' and attended to their
regular businass just as they would at
sny other time in the year. Work on
the railroad, still fifty miles north Of
st. Cloud, Was not stopped one hour on
account Of the weather, a nd on every
foa1. in Minnesota trains made their
regular time.
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THE WAR.

4 battle Vas fought on Friday, be.
tween Davours' and Caulony. King
William telegraphs to the Queen that
the Prusslan forces were victorious,
taking one thousand prisoners. The
French, on the contrary, claim to::have
:"dEiven.. the enemy before them with
tho bsyonet." The German loss il
given At $500:
The effective force of tho German
armies now in France is stated to be
100000 men, half of whom are now be.
fore Pari.
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The January atlantic has poems by
Gr. Holmes and J. G.. Whittier, in
which remarkable coincidence appears.
One of Whittier's lines reads:
"Never by lover my lips be kissed
and one Of Holmes speaks OF
clips that lover never has kissed"
These condolences may do we'll
enough in verse, but most people are
averse to them IN real life.
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Mill Privilege for Sale.

VI. The undersigned will sell q first-class Mill
Privilege, on the Ashley River, 1--WE miles
from Sank Centre, on the Red River road.
This is in the heart Of q hne agricultural
country, we'll settled, and offers superior in
ducements for the erection Of . grist mill.
For terms, address, z15z9sssg
, ALLEN Wesley,
n16-2n Sank Centrs, sssarns Co., MINI
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Superior City, Wisconsin, was on
Sunday visited by most destructive
fire Of the principal stores 10 that place,
including tho hardware establishment
Of 3. G. Coburn Go, and the post
Office. The total loss is set down ct
$35, 900. s.=-.. s 81 b,
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

An Improved Farm
Of 1862 acres, in the town Of Maine Prai-
rle-90 acres of good timber, about 40
acres of prairie and the balance poplar
and hazel brush. Forty acres are fenced,
and II acres are under cultivation. There
is small house aud we'll of good water,
as we'll as some fruit trees on the prem
Uses. The above farm is situated on Pearl
Lake, IL miles from St. Cloud. and has
the finest location in the State. It is no one
of the main travelled roads to- St. Cloud,
and is only quarter of mile from a
school house. For further particulars in
ouire at The JOURNAL office, St. Cloud, or
Of J. 8. Gam, Wheeler French, or the own
er, W. H. STEWART, at Maine Prairie,
Stearns county, MINI. WIND
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The Session of the Minnesota Leg.
islature will begin on the Sd of Jan.
uary, that being "the first Tuesday af-
tor the first Monday" in that month
this year.
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on n dnesday; last, Gen. Robert 9.
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E1sas e til al The position ereditably,
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Among the recent changes in the
army are the following of special in.
terest to Minnesotians Captain John E.
Tourtelotte, unassigned, to Seventh Cav
airy, vice Barnitz retired. Lieut.. Coils.
Alfred Sully, unassigned, to 10th In
fantry, vice Ayres, transferred to Third
Artillery and A. D. Nelson unassigu-
ed, to Twelfth Infantry, vice Wallace,
retired
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
mot even in casey to the very worst cases OF
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icted should Immediately call their druggist and
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Piles and is not recommended to any other dis
ease 1t has cured many of over thirty years.
standing. Price ST. For sale by druggists everywhere
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vi JAr Cooks l. Co. are advert;sing
~ INT mortgage bonds Of the North
% Pssiae Railroad Company. They
sangs from 500 70 80 GOO, with inter
- e z 80 PR cent, payable semi.an.
sually s. goa, with the principal pay
lblssin. coin q The end Of thirty years.
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FROM Ds AXIS.
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to aid in 90 commencing it.
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NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN st Cloud, Mimi, Dec. is, 1870. SD
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE BY
James Geraughty against John Lsydan for aban-
1862 upon the nw section14, TOWNSHIP l2e, ranged
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cold disease. sold BY druggists. Price 81 90; or
sent by mail on receipt of $1.25.
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