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All kind Of stoves at cost, at Smiths
Grocery.
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The first span Of the bridge across the
Mississippi at Brainard has been completed
The force Of men on the railroad east Of
B. has been increased. The tracklavers
are up to the graders. -
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1nclosed find SIS tor which please send
me The JOURNAL as long as the money
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mcial Paper OF Monongalia County

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Published I'm Northern Minnesota. Lot
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MINNESOTA MuruA1.-Ata meeting Of the
stockholders Of tho Minnesota Mutual Life
Insurance, Co., held at St. Paul last week,
Board Of Trustees wss elected, including
the following members from St. Cloud: H.
G. Burbank, VIM. Powell and W. B..
Mitchell. The Trustees met at the Com
spsny's Office on Monday, and reelected the
following Board Of Directors for tho pres
}sat year:
81. Paul-H. H. sibley, J. G. Burbank,
J. II. Stewart, Horace Thompson, D. A.
Monfort, o. B. Turrell, W. B. Dean, Thos.
Cochran, Jr.
Minneapolis-R. J. Mendenhall,
Winons-L. G. Porter.
Rochester-Johl r. Cook.
Msnkato-E. D. B. Porter.
Stillwater-Isaao Staples. 4.
We are glad to state that this company ,
although only one year old, is we'll estab.
ished and is doing : good business. 1t
deserves to be sustained by tho people Of
Minnesota, as 1t keeps within tho State
many thousands Of dollars that would
otherwise be sent to Eastern Companies.
1t safe, reliable and liberal.
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For cheap goods, 60 T. Smith. Grocer ;
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SPECIAL NOTICES
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the delights of
HOME, and the propriety or improperly of getting
Married, with sanitary for those who feel untitled
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
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behalf Of TIM JOURNAL, in showing it to
their neigh ors and calling their attention
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"A Plainview correspondent of the
Waoasha Herald says:
"Mr. J. Lowe of Clearwater, Minn., has
just finished a course of lectures here on
the subject Of temperance Mr.. Lowe is a
man OF marked ability and power as q
temperance lecturer and will do the cause
good wherever he goes. His style is ear
nest aud logical. He touches the heart
and convinces the reason, and holds the
undivided attention of the audience from
the beginning to the end of his lecture.
tie has made many friends in the place."
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DOUGLAS CoUNTY.-We condense the fol-
lowing items from the Alexandria Post :
Ihe taxes levied in Douglas county thi
year amount to $l9,667 go. Justice
Tway fined Ernest Prudential $50 and
costs for punching Charles Schultz's phiz
'':'''''.Robert Smith has exchanged his
beautiful home on Lake Ida Cor Minneapo-
lis property.
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1 hand you herewith So, for which send
me TIE JOURNAL one year. s.o.u.
Sauk Rapids, Benton Co.
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er year. do not remember when my time
expires, but that makes no difference.
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
| desired. CALVIN F. HOW,
n28-u Box 22l5, New York.
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FEsr1vAI.-The Congregational festival
last evening was decided success. Three
long tables were spread with good things Of
all kinds, and oysters and ice cream we're
served ad li5itum. The cake and boque
went to Miss Minnie Sinclair, by majori-
ty vote. The total receipts were $l45.
New F1Rx.-Capt. J. E. West and A.
Montgomery have purchased the building
and stock Of hardware of N. P. Clarke &
Co. They will remove the hardware to
tho south room, and fit up the one cornering
on Lake street in fine style, and fill it with
An immense stock Of dry goods, groceries,
clothing, 30. We have no hesitation in
predicting that this Wide-swake firm will do
4 biz business.
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LIcruRH.-Mr. VIM. Percival will deliver
lecture, 1t Schwartz & Theis' Hall, on
Thursday evening, FEBRUARY 10th, on "De-
sign; ss connected with tho Fine, Architec-
tural and Mechanical Arts" Doors open
1t 7 o'clock; lecture to begin at 8
o'clock. Mr.. Percival was Principal
Of the Academy Of Design At Richmond
Va, and is. We are informed, we'll qualified
TO give IN interesting and instructive lee.
ture on tho subject he has chosen.
Ar WoBK.-By the following item, clip.
ped from the Advertentieblad, Of January
11tb, published At Heerenveen, Holland, it
will be seen that Mr.. John Vandersluis,
who left st. Cloud for visit to his home in
the old country, is doing good work:
"About the end Of February, Mr.. John
Vandersluis intends returning to Minneso
t. (America.) Persons desiring informa
ton concerning that State. or to travel
with him, can address him personally or by
postpaid letters, at the Office of MIR. jobs
Vsndersluis, at Heerenveen."
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PLEASANT WAYs.-Brainard, the new
town whore the N. p. R. r. crosses the
Mississippi, is quite ''live' place. Last
week saw mill was burned, and q boy
shot his father. Again.. as the stage was
about leaving town, = lad wanted to 20
with him. Tne father Of tho youth stood
In front Of the horses, pointing revolver
at tho driver, aud threatening to shoot if
the boy were allowed to get on while the
latter stood behind tho stage, with a
''bead" drawn ON the drivers head, and
vowed he would fire II not taken aboard
The driver WAS naturally somewhat non
plussed. and thought for time that hi:
turn had come to furnish the material for
. hrst-elsss funeral. But finally tho old
gentleman stepped aside, tho boy 70,
aboard, and tho driver made .'time" until
Brsinard WAS some miles in tho rear.
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"A full stock of lamps, for sale cheap
at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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Straw Cutter.
at Grovenor's.
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for the inolosed ST. 1--WE.
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100 BARRELS
EXTRA MESS PORE

Just received, and for sale in quantities te
suit purchasers, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.,
Burbank & Powell's Block, St. Germain st.
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For Sale,

For Sale.
A two-story BRICK HOUSE, with the
four lots, neatly lnclosed, on which it
stands, centrally located in st. Cloud.
Price. 1000. -.'
JOHN r. CLARK,
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RAILROAD Statement of the busi

PrnsoNAl.- Hon: F. E. Baldwin, 0
Clear Lake, sherburne county, was in the
city yesterday and favored us with call
Like gentleman Of taste, he left So for
The JOURNAL for another year.
Mr.. G. Gallineault, of Benton county
also called yesterday, and paid for two
yesrs in advance. We can't be offended in
that way.
Mr.. Dayton J. Tenant arrived yester-
day from Nebraska, where he has been
spending some time.
Mr.. Conner, of st. Anthony, was in
town yesterday. He contemplates psr-
chasing some real estate in St. Cloud,
Mr.. 8. B. Pinney returned ON Monday
from Otter Tail county, where he has 9
contract for getting out ties for the N. P.
R3R.
Mr.. Il. T. Putnam, of Maine Prairie,
wa in the city to-day.
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still THEY COME!

From all quarters We are receiving re-
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subscribers, with Enclosures from new ones.
The JOURNAL is increasing rapidly in cir
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Your paper is a great favorite with ouf
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ENGLAND


LONDON, March 2.-In the House Of
Commons this evening Mr.. Patten,
Conservative member from North
Lancashire, resumed the debate on
the Irish question. He urged a with
draWal of the motion for the Com
mons to use further measures and
grant greater powers to the Govern
ment 70 effectually repre5s mischief,
secret combinations in Ireland, and
particularly In West Meath county,
and return to the policy authorizing
the Government TO suspend the writ
Of hGbeQS corpus in cases of necessity,
He said the Government had by its
motion confessed the failure Of its
Irish policy.
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply, objected to
the course suggested by the member
from North Lancashire, which he said
was based on exaggerated statements.
After these remarks, Mr.. GOschen,
replying to the remarks of Dis
raeli, said be was quite willing to
see the right honorable gentleman ex-
ult over the supposed superiority Of
the tory policy, which was simply
that OF conquest. In the meantime,
the Government might postpone the
inquiry, if upon investigation it was
found to be Hntimely and premature.
The Government would violate the
Constitution if ii should suspend
ho5eag corpus, unless a necessity Tor
such an action was first assured by
inquiry. He concluded by a warm
appeal for the adoption Of the motion
before the House.
The Premier was evidently i'll and
exhibited signs Of anxiety.
Sir Robert Peel and other
members followed In vigorous
attacks upon the Government, assert
ing that action and not investiga ton is
wanted--action which the Opposition
would gladly back. T0check dissatis-
faction infamed nom America, the
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ferrous and absurd. This rule bears
upon its face the unmistakable evil
dence of a determination on the part
Of the Senate not TO give the House
Of Representatives and the people a
full, fair and free opportunity to make
good their charges brought against
the Governor.
We hope, however, that the board
Of managers will not be brow beaten
and driven off by these unjust and
unfair rules, but that they will 90 to
work with the more vim and deter
minati0n to make the very best use Of
the time, means and opportunity al
lowed them to prosecute and make
good their charges against the Cover
nor. They are not limited as to time
in bringing fOrwaed the evidence, and
this, after all, is all that is required to
enable the public to make up their
verdict in the case. Bring forward
your charges, Messrs. Managers, and
do the best you can under the circum-
stances-the public will fully under
stand and appreciate the difficulties
aud embarrassments under which you
will labor.
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ARKANSAS.
Res Grafton of PssCs---Sub idsnCs
Of Clayton.
He wHl Not lndiCt Himself upon
Ire Senate.

Special to Memphis APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, March 3.-There was
peace to-day in all the borders Of
Little Rock, and joy overspreads
Arkansas. Recent rows here among
the Radical thieves and plunderers of
State have repelled immigrants, and
cost Arkansas millions Of money.
Letters received here from ali old
States say: eve are afraid TO come to
a country having rulers so depraved,
selfish and corrupt" These letters
and the newspapers from other States,
especially the New York EUeling
Post, and the course Of the APPEAL,
which wished to get rid Of Clayton
and enfranchise the people OfArkansas
all these facts have eNerted a mark
ell influence and been much talked
about. Public sentiment has squelch-
eel the selfish, ambitious knaves. To
day there was NO personal abuse in
the Capitol 10 was expected that
to-day Clayton would set at rest the
c0uiecturas concerning his future
course. 1t is said that the ring in the
Senate viii not bringOn the impeach-
ment trial until after the 4th of March,
TO prevent Clayton from accepting the
Sanat0rship. 1t is known that he is
anxious TO 60 to Washington, but his
friends are determined, If possible, to
prsveutit. It's the general wish that
he may go, but I think 1 can say pos
.aveIv that he viii remain.
Both Houses are now engaged upon
their regular business, and impeach-
mant and personal abuse have ceased. /
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Non .Resldent NotIce.

No. 242.-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, ,Tennessee.-The Manhattan
Bank vs.. ]. "a. Tomeny, the Mem phis and
Ohio Railroad Company and ]. ". Clapp.
TT appearing that a writ Of attachment
L was issued tn this cause, February q, lS7l,
against the estate of said defendant. j. M.
TOmeny, on the bill Of complainant, under
oath dled herein, alleging that said Tomeny
Is a nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee,
and a resident Of New York. that he is in
debted to complainant In the sum OF about
SsS5 Is, as evidenced by Sheriff 3 receipt for
an execution paid by complainant against
said defendant; thai said attachment has
besn returned levied on the property Of J. N.
Tomeny.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the court house in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the next
term Of said court, comm eneing on the drst
Monday in April, ls7l, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, OF the same
VIII be taken for confessed as to him and set
for hearing expaTte; and that a copy OF this
order be published once week, for four sue.
cessive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
Acopy- attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY K. ]. BLACK, Deputy 9. and NJ,
Wilson 81 Beard. Sos. for e0UaDlt. mnd
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Monday April Sd 1871,

within legal houu, al the right. title and in
tsrest OF Z. 3. Seversan In and to the follow
ing described property, to-Wit; A certain lol
or parcel of ground, being aud lying in that
part OF the city OF Memphis knOWn as South
Memphis and bounded as follows: Begin
hing at the southeast corner Of a lot form "
owned by Van Pelt, on CSusey street, In said
city, thence south Wardly with the east line
Of CRusey street, 80 feet, to stake thence
eastWardly and parallel with Van Pelts line
- feet to a st ke 100 feet from Hernando
street; thence nOrthwardly, parallel win
fernando street, 40 feet, to Van Pelts south
east corner; thence with Van Pelts line
WestWardiy to the beginning; II being q
part of lot No. r, in block IS, as designated in
the plan OF South Memphis, which was
bought by Branham Merrill Of William l..
Vance, as per deed OF said Vance to said Mer-
rill, dated November -, 1866, and registered
in the Registers Office Of Shelby county, Ten
nessse, book 80, part J, pages l47 and l4S, on
the 8th day August, 1859.
Terms OF sale-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Wilson d Beard, Attorneys. mh4
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

CAIRO, March 3.-POrt list: James
Howard, st. Louis to New Orleans, 8
pm; City of Vicksburg, st. Louis to
Vicksburg, 3 pm; Jennie Baldwin,
White river to st. Louis, pm.
Ajax, New Orleans to Louisville, II
pm; Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis,
noon. River rose eleven inches.
Heavy rain and wind last night.
Weather clear and cool tonight, with
the mercury at 420.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3.-Arrived:
Great Republic, from st. Louis. De-
parted: Bismarck, for st. Louis. The
NatcheZ brought into this port 51I7
bales of cotton, the largest cargo of
the season. Weather cloudy and cool
Mercury $50. with wind blowing
from the west.
NASHVILLE, March 3.-The river
here is stationary, with seventeen feet
on Harpeth shoals. Weather cloudy
and cold. Heavy rain last night.
Arrived Belle Vernon, from Pitts
burg.
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-The river
here is rising, with thirteen feet in the
chute and twelve feet on the rocks.
It has risen one foot four inches dur
ing the past tWenty-tOUr hours. Busi-
ness is brisk. Weather clear and cool,
with the mercury at 45o. Arrived:
Shannon, Mary Houston, p. w. Stra-
der, John a. Woods, from New Or
leans to Pittsburg. Departed: Vir-
ginia, for New Orleans; p. w. Stra-
der, for Cincinnati. The steamer
Sharp Mcdonald took 400, 900 bushels
of coal for points below.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-ArriVed: John
Kyle, from New Orleans; st. Joseph,
from Memphis. Departed: Belle
Memphis, for Memphis; Common
wealth, for New Orleans. The river
is about stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-The river
here has risen two feet during the
past tWenty-fOur hours, and there are
now thirty-siX feet in the channel and
sixty six feet bridge space. Arrived:
from st. Louis; MinneOla,
from Memphis. Departed: Charles
b. Church, for New Orleans. Rain
fell throughout last night. Weather
cloudy and cool.
PITTsBURG, March 3.-Weather
shOWery. The MOnOngahela is falling,
with eight feet three inches in the
channel. The Allegheny is rising,
with twenty-fOur feet f1ve inches in
the channel. Rain is falling, and
there are indications of another rise.
Blue Ridge, for Cincinnati,
with 115,O 900 bushels of coal in tow
ResOlute, Fred Wilson No. 2, Roberts
and Lion, in charge of barges con-
tanning $4,000 bushels OF coal for
Louisville. There are other ship
ments of coal tomorrow.
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Non.RssIdent Notice.

No. "a, r. DIN the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenpessee.-Geo. g. Mahsn
". K N. and T. II. Wamble.
TT appearing that q writ Of attachment was
4 issued in the above cause, February 18th
1Sil, against the estate Of x. 50. W ambIe and
7 n. WamRle, on the bill OF complainant,
under oath nled herein, alleging that said s..
N, and 7. II. Wamble are nOn-Eesldents OF
the State OF Tenn essee; that they are indebt-
ed 10 complainant in the sum Of about $40,
as VIII appear from an assignment made by
II. A. Taoar q Bro. 10 complainant OF certain
chooses In action which they held against
said WRmbles; that said attachment has been
returned levied on the property Of said E. NJ.
and j. II. Wamble.
IL Is therefore ordered, Thst they make their
appearance herein, At the courthouse In
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the next term Of said court. commencing on
the nrst Monday in april. 1874, and plead,
answer or oamur to c0mplainGnt's BILL or
the same viii be taken fer confessed es 70
them, and set for hearing exparte; and that
copy OF this erder be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A Copy-a1tests
EDMU1D a. CcLE, ClsFE and Master
BY r. J. BLACE, Deputy e. and u.
Wilson a Beard, G0ls tor ocnDlt. mh4
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TELEGRAMS.

The Cuban insurrectiOn is on its last
legs.
The Pope declines to vacate the
Vatican.
The Louisiana Legislature adj
jOurned sine die Thursday night.
The japanese Embassy has arrived
at Washington, and been presented to
the President.
The South Carolina Legislature
passed a bill yesterday to fund the
whole debt of the State.
All the odds and-ends and wings
and-tails of the Radical party in st.
Louis propose to unite.
DIR. Joseph W. Gilmer, for nearly
forty years connected with the Boston
AdUertiser, died yesterday.
Mr.. Hubbard's house, five miles
from st. Louis, was burned Thursday
night. A boy lost his life in the fire.
The Bordeaux government has Or
dered the Immediate return of the
modified National Guards to their
homes.
General HalpiRe, the Fenian, is in
vited to appear before a Congress
committee to testify about his wrongs
in British prisons.
The Bavarian minister at Rome has
Professionally assumed the functions
of German ambassador to the Holy
See, in place of Count Won Arnem,
transferred to Paris.
Mr.. Childress, Chief of the English
Naval Department, resigns. Lord
Kimberly, Minister of the Colonies,
succeeds him, and Chichester For
tesque succeeds Kimberly.
At San Francisco, yesterday, three
unknown ruffians broke into house
near Bay View, ravished a mother
and daughter, and made their escape.
They have not been identified.
A Versailles dispatch says the
French indemnity is payable in three
installments, namely. one milliard
thalers in 1871, two milliards in 1872,
and two milliards in 1873. Interest is
only payable on the last installment,
from which proportion the debt ap-
pertaining to Alsace and Lorraine,
estimated at half a milliard thalers,
and the cost Of railways in Eastern
France, are to be deducted.
The following are the banking
houses authorized to act as agents in
receiving subscriptions to the new
loan: Cincinnati-C. F. Adoe q Co.,
Gilmore, Dunlap & Co, HeWson,
White & Co., Z. Kinney & Co., Lar
kin, Wright & Co., SeasOngOOd, Miller
& Co.; st. LOuis-Saml. A. Gaylord Il
Co., Haskill & Co., Louis Banks, Leo
Dard, Matthews, National Loan bank,
Paussis, Gemphe q Co.; Evansville
W. J. Lowry & Co.; LOuisville-C. n.
Warren & Co.