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\ petition to the Detroit city government
ends: And your petitioner will ever pray-i
praying will do any good.
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The home for destitute females to he estab-
lshed BY Mr.. Corcoran, in Washington, is to
lie called the Louise Home. Mr.. {. has made
over the home, for the purposes designed, to
Trustees
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4 dispatch from Versailles on Thursday
states that the bombardment ofthe forts on the
southern side of Paris commenced on that day.
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Judge VIM. A. Harrison, who died recent!
at Clarksburg, West, Virginia, was native o
Prince William county.
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the Lee Memorial Volume.


street. y Y. have enclosed IL Il circular from
the Faculty Of Washington Collc9~. annoUn:-
ing their Lee Memorial Volume. l. i lro-
Dared un Ter theauthority and with the COOPER
alton Of the family of General lee. ami lis '.l'-
teria will l,c drawn wholly from "ri=ina! an.!
authentic sources and will coii;;iiH:-
!. \ Biographical Sketch Of Gen lee. -
the end ot the late War. l,y CD. Charles War
shall his Aid-de- Camp and Military Sc*rrta;E.
> An account Of Gen. Ice life at Washing
ton College and ot' his history sine" the Nar:
also of his Death ana Funeral ub>c'lu!y-. ~
members of the Faculty "f Washington t''!-
lege
} Incidents and "reminiscences. ILLUSTRATIVE
Of Genera! Lee: Personal Character. ~ " Con-
icderatc Chaplain. resident AT Lexington.
i EulosicS Editorial and other Notices. -
lectel and arranged under the direction 81, ~
Faculty Of Washington COLLEGE.
). Portraits and Illustrations selected by
Mrs Lee.
These will comprise
Portrait of Gen. Lee in earlier life Engraved
on steel: do as Confederate Gcncr:'. t". n
recent wears: Portr,i, Of Mrs. Lee: Engraving
Of Strtt;,rd House: Engraving ii y ashimgtnn
Collcg, and Lee Memorial Chapel - !ra'ed III
mourning.
Inc Hntlre pr"h,i ,l',t 'I' se Si mri r. unj
for the erection Of Tomb and Nlonuul,.I,I "y.r
the remains oiticn. Lera, y ash!n@t9n to.!"s''.
It's purchase will therefore r 'i'rr1i ';i'IN
tloh III lo'lor u n!I li,''' | %','i S W ,.,
sec4pe ''G i. l.; aGi!'t,'.S ,'''' Ne, n; .
This volume will be published mel @a'!l style,
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rendered their services III III mj'=l li'?i hili'-
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s. observations at the Smithsonian Institute
for tx wears. VIZ from lSj4 10 l>39 inclusive,
,h, ay,,l-lor monthly mean for December
Wa. ''.o
Rain inr .;ln- iirne-iut:hr>. 40
vienna. A.. Jan. >. Isl.
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and Miss MARY a.. daughter Of tn" l@;" t'r'
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FASHIONS.

Blue satin cravats for gentlemen
arc now considered the correct thing.
Afternoon card parties are !. FASH
ionable style of enter tainmepts this sea-
son.
The newest style of sashos are of
watered ribbon, nearly half yard wide.
The most fashionable shade of
silk worn this season is the color known
as "peacock blue"
MANY gentlemen wear shirt studs
composed OF gold and the hair Of their
fancee. What is poor fellow to wear
who is not 50 fortunate.
TIE trial of J. j. Green, for libel
ling Gov. Austin, has been postponed
until March.
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RUNNING ARRANGEMENT or THE
ST. PAUL Il CHICAGO RAILWAY.

The Wiuons Republican, Of the LIST
inst, gives the following general plan
Of the running arrangements Of the st.
Paul l. Chicago Railway, for through
trains from Chicago:
There will be two daily passenger
trains each way, leaving Chicago at 9
O'Clock in the morning and 8 o'clock
in the evening, making the run to St:
Paul, 400 miles, in eighteen or twenty
hours. 1t is thought BY some that it
will be made 10 even quicker time than
that; but eighteen or twenty hours is
great improvement on the present
'wenty.four hour trip, with too' chang.
es Of cars and two ferries. Sta: ting
from Chicago, the train will be run to
Milwaukee by the trainmen Of the
Northwestern road at Milwaukee the
Milwaukee aud St. Paul men will take
charge OF it to Winona Junction and
from the Junction to Winoos, over the
Eastern Connection, the Wiuona and
St. Peter men .ill oficiate At Winoua
the fourth and last set Of men assume
control on the st. Paul and Winona
road, operated by the Milwaukee and
St. Paul Company. These changes,
however, will involve no Inconvenience
whatever to travellers, who will quietly
keep their seats and let tho train WAC
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LITERARY NOTICES. .

| -E0ery &tu' dag. With the close
OF tae present year Euery Saturday
Will drop its pictorial character, and or
and after Jan. /, 1872, its publication
~''l be continued in the original CHAR.
acter, in which it has gained the high.
est favor from many thousands of in
tell'gent and thoughtful readers
throughout the country. The publish
era confidently hope, by making it en-
phatically "a Journal Of Choice Read
ing" to commend it not only to itf ear
hest readers, but to those who, during
two years Of its publication as an Illus
trated journal, have afforded it the most
substantial tokens Of their appreciation
and good will.
Our young Folks is without quest
ion, tho beet magazine for the boys aud
girls that is published. Its contents,
which embrace stories, sketches of tray
cl and discovery, papers on scientific
and industrial topics, ETC., render it ill.,
structive as we'll as interesting aud
amusing. Among the attrac tons for
the coming year are "a Chance for
Himsclf,'' as tory BY J. T. Trow-
bridge; "Crnsoc Life" "Sketches of
Natural History:" "Scieutifc Arti.
cles;" short stories, &c. James r.
Bostoo. Osgood & Co., publishers,
The Lady's Friend for December,
is 4 Christmas number of unusual At
fractions. Two steel engravings, fash
ion plates and stories may be mentioned
IS = part Of the contents. A new
story by Mrs. Wood, "Within the
Maze, or Lady Andinnia1's Trial )"
will be commenced in the January mum.
Der. Deacon l. Peterson, publishers,
The last two numbers (1432 aud
1889 Of The Living Age contain
among other notable articles the follow.
ing: "Aerial Voyages" "Bearings of
Modern Science on Art" "Tho Pill
grim Fathers, "The Iceberg Lake of
the Aletsch Glacier" "The Famine in
Persia" 'The American Press" "Let.
tiers and Letter Writing" can Ameri.
can Cookery-Book," "Geofrey Chau-
Ger" "Prospects Of Italy" "Tho Maid
of Sker," ETC., etc. Littell & Gay,
Boston, Publishers.
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LATE NEwsITEMs.

Wells opera h ouse was burned at
Washington City, last. week. Loss
$4,000.
One hundred anu twelve public
school teachers ore out Of employment
in the CITY Of Chicago.
The Secretary Of the Navy has
sent a quantity Of condemned clothing
to the sufferers by tho fire in the North
vest.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has
leased the Memphis and Charleston
Rsi'rcad for forty.fs years. -
The total loss of the Chisago ma.
tioual banks by Ere is 81, 084, 900, leav.
ing them With a capital unimparad and
the surplus Of 81, 100000 still availa.
bic.
The Illinois Senate has fixed the
Governors salary at $4,000.
The rolling mill Of Mcknight &
Co., at Birmingham. near Pittsburgh
was burned last Saturday morning -
Loss s12o,o0o; covered BY insurance
The directors Of the German I'm
migration Society report that during
tho past month $3.50 German emf.
grants landed in New York; an 10,
crease Of $500 as compared with the
same month last year.
Secretary Fish's resignation wa:
placed ir the hands of the President or
Tucsda; last Edward Piermont, o.
New York City, is reported ss his sue
orssvs to the State Department.
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TEE Suh.Treasury at New York has
adopted q. System OF Grin ping the pa
PER on which checks are written, for
tho purpose CT preventing alterations
or for2eries. After the check is made
cut, it is passed through y small ma
chine, which criups or inaents with
parallel Inns that portion Of the paper
on which the amount and figures are
written: The result is that the pa.
per cannot be written on second time,
nor can il be restored to its original
eoudltiod.
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THE SENATE AND HOUSE COMMIT.
TEES.

The U. S. Senator'S from this State
are placed on the following committees
OF the Senate: Hon. Alex. Ramsey, as
chairman Of the committee on Post Of.
Aices and Post Roads, and . member of
the committee IN Pacific RAILROADS.
Hon. VIM. Window is placed on the
committees on Appropriations, Public
Lands, Patents and Contingent Expen.
ses Of the Senate.
In the list Of standing committees Of
the House Of Representatives, Hon.
John T. Avcrill is on the CONN ittse On
Pacific Railroads and committee on H.
dian Affairs. Hon. Marx H. Dunuell
is member Of the committees on Pub
lie Lands, and Education and Labor.
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:. "A aa6 occurr,oce touk place this
morning in tho family of ". J. Bod
corusr Of 1t aud Utah streets, a work
man in the employ Of Messrs. Jaoneys
4 Mile. Ono Of the Indies in the
family bad had prescription Of oox-
vomioa given her, and about eight
O'clock this morning took = doze as
prescribed and set the bottle on the
window sill. A little son of MIR.
Boyd, aged 2 years, was playing with
another child, after the medicine was
put there. Each took q drink. The
first child took the most, and was soon
seized with convulsions and died in
about an hour, The other child was
saved through the endeavors of the
acknowledgements Ne,cs
18th.
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90 Monday last, FIRE broke out
in the engine house Of the Winoni l.
st. Peter railroad. The tank house
and elevator were burned the latter
contained 5000 bushels of wheat.
The depot vas saved. The elevator
was worth about $4,000, and the
tank house $4,000. Both partially TO-
sured. .... -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

TIE Illinois House Of Representa-.
lives on the 9Th inst, passed by vote
so to IS, the bill giving women legal
eisat to follow any trade, business or
profession, the direct object being to
secure to women positions IS clerks in
State Offices. There was some lively
debating. .<t~ ri 49,. "
A bill passed in relation to paupers
provides that Railroads and other eer-
tporations shall bury all paupers killed
.bEaeeident on their premises.
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The New YORK Tribune has the
following items concerning Gen. Rosser,
ono Of the most efficient engineers or
tho North Pacific:
Gen. Rosser furnished, in his warlike
days, food for considerable newspaper
comment, but nothing that rebounds 50
much to his credit as this !: When thr
war ended, instead of remaining in the
South and nursing his hate, he struck
nofthward and begun, for want Of bet.
ter work, to chop wood on the Lake
Superior Railroad, and by modesty and
industry has become chief engineer Of
division of the Ece.
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HASTINGS RAILROAD BRIDGE

The formal inspection and opening Of
the Hastings railroad bridge on tho St.
Paul 4 Chicago Road, took place last
Saturday, the 9th, in the presence Of .
large coucourse Of citizens and party
Of excursiooists from St. Paul and Min.
ueaPolis. Direct railroad commuuica-
ton 10 now established without change
between St. Paul and Winona.
The bridge was commenced 10 De-
cember, 1870, and with its approaches
10 thres-Quarters of 4 mile in length
The draw is three hundred feet 10
length with two clear spans, fox the
passage Of steamers, Of one hundred
and thirty two feet each, all Of iron,
and ono combination span of wood and
iron on the north side of one hundred
and six feet. The draw will be opera.
ted By steam. The structure is calcu-
lated to sustain moving load OF one
and fourth tons per foot, without
straiuiug the iron beyond oue-sixth Of
Is strength. 1t was built under the
immediate superinteudency of J. D.
Dodge, chief engineer Of the road. Its
total cost is 100000.
The bridge was tested by placing up
on it sufficient iron to lay three quar-
tiers Of 4 nile and three locomotives,
weighing l35 tons coupled together
ran across; detection Of seven.eighths
Of an inch was all the result: This is
. severer test than the bridge ever will
be subjected to in tho ordinary course
Of the business Of the road.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

In the bills introduced 10 the Senate
on Monday, was one by Senator Ramsey,
to create new Territory aud provide .
uew government therefor, to embrace
oil between the 10th and 49th parall.
sh, extending from Minnesota to Mon
tsna, to be called Ojioway.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

DELEaArEs Appo1NTED.-.Gov Aus.
tin has made the following appoint
mentE Of Delegates to represent this
State 10 the Detroit Convention, to be
held to-day: D. W. Ingersoll and s. s
Murdoch, Of St. Paul; John Potts
Brown, of Minneapolis; and W. s
Drew, Of Winoua. We lcaro that all
these gentlemen have signi6ed their &C.
esptauoe Of the appointment, and will
attend the convention. OF
Oh, -.
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a New Book emery one should possess.
First Holp In Accidents T. In Sickness,

A Guide in the abs ence or Medical As
s,stauoe. Published with the approval Of
the best Medical Authority. The following
are some of its subjects Bites, Bleeding,
Broken Bones, Bruises, Burns, ,Choaking,
Cholers, Cold, Commissions, Dislocations,
Drowning, Dysentery, Fevers, Fractures,
Hanging, Nursing, Poisoning, Scalds,
Smallpox, Sprains, Sufooation, Sunstroke,
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MINNESOTA NOMINATIONS.

% Thursday last the President sent
the following nominations, among other,
to the Senate:
l.. D. Brasher, Register Of the Land
Office At Pembiua Distinct, Dakota.
NJ N. Adams, Agent Of Sissetou and
Wapston Indians in Dokota.
T. McMu.tle, Pension Agent At st.
Paul, MINI.
Irving Todd, Collector of Internal
Revenue, Second District, MINI.
H. L: Gordon, Register Of the Land
Office At St. Cloud, MINI.
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CUNDURANG0!
BLISS, KEENE & cos.
Fluid Extract.

THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FUR
CANCER. SYPHILIS, SCROFULA, UL-
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

EsF Beautifully situated on Camp
Lake, one and half miles from Clear
Lake depot. Consists of 40 acres timber
and pas, ure; 40 acres cultivated prairie,
both fenced and 40 acres of uncultivated
clean prairie Good bouse (well furnished
throughout). buildings and every conven
ience-all new last year. Easy terms. Ad
dress, LEES & PEAKCE, Clear Lake, Sher-
burne Co., MINI. Az.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

Upwards Of six hundred coal
stoves have been sold in St: Paul Chs
winter. Coal is coming into general
use in that city for heating purposes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

THE latest news from the Prince Of
Wales is that he is still living, but
without any Improvement in his con-
ditiou.
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And further notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Treasurer ofStearns county, or his depu
ty will be in attendance at the several places of
holding elections, or places otherwise named here
after for the collection of taxes for tho year A. d.
1871, viz:
Town of Saint Cloud, January LIST, 1872, at tho
house of Matthias Cans.
St. Augusta, January, LIST ut the house OF George
Town OF Maine Prairie, January I'd, at the place
of holding election.
Town Of Lynden, January 4th, at the place of
holding election
Towe of Lcsauk January 9th, at the house of
Town Of Saint Wendell, January 5th. at the house
Of Wolfgang Fischer.
Town Of Lake Henry January sth, at tho house of
Town Of Spring Hill, January 9Th, at tho house Of
Town of Crow Lake, January 9th, at the house of
Town Of North Fork, January 9th, at the house Of
EN- rick Knudson.
Tewn Of Getty, January 10th, at School House,
District No. 50.
Town of Raymond, January 10th, at the house Of
Town Of Ashley, January 11tb, At the place Of
the house of John Apfed.
Town Of Melrose, January 18th, At tho house Of
Town Of Grove January 18th, At the house Of
Herman Meyer.
Town Of Oak, January 18th, at the place Of hold
ing election:
Town of Wildwood, January 18th, at the house of
Andrew Bartel sen.
Town Of St. Martin, January 10Th at the house of
Nicholas Henen.
Town of Zion, January 16th at the honse of Peter
| Reul.
Town Of Munson, January 18th at place of holding
election.
Town Of Eden Lake, January 18th, at the house Of
Ernst Holifer.
Town Of Paynesvi1le, January 18th at the house
Town Of Wakefield. January 10th, at the house OF
Jacob Heimen.
Town Of Lnxamburg, January 10th At the house
Town Of St. Joseph, January Goth, at the house Of
Peter Loso
| Town of Holding. January 22d, at the house of
Town Of Avon, January 2sd, at the house Of Mich
Town q Albany January 24th, At tho house Of
| Joseph Schwnghsmmer.
Town Of Roet:elle' January "a, 1872, At tho place
St. cl.ud City, January 9th, 1872 At my Office in
And after tho 9Th day Of January at my Office in
| the Court House. at St. Cloud City.
Further notice is also given that all Personal Prop
erty Taxes must be paid fore the first day Of Feb
ruary, a. D. 1872 and If not paid by that date, the
will be collected by dstrau required by Sec.
| 81, chap. IL. General Statutes.
Further notice Is also given that all Real Estate
Taxes must be paid before the 'st day of March. A.
D. 1872 and If no. paid by the first day of April next
Is cents advertising charges will be added to each
tract of land town city lots, as required by Sec
~r' 80 ~ MATTHIAS CANS,
Treasurer Stearns County, Mime sofa.
Dated at st. Cloud. this 9Th day of Nov AT 1871
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

The new appcrtionment bill now be-
fore Congress- gives Minnesota three
Representatives.
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GOOD BOARDING..

On or about the 20th of November the
undersigned will open boarding house on
Washington avenue, next door to Mont
gomery & Vests store, where he will be
able to accommodate in first class style
boarders by the day or week. Rooms fur
hished when desired. Rates reasonable.
Apply to J. AVER:
st. Cloud, Nov. 7th, 1871. Az.
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CONGRESSMAN AvERlLL has intro
duced bill into the House Of Repre-.
sentatives declaring Duluth port Of
entry.
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MJuLEs FAyRE has been appointed
French Minister to Washington.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following are the
IN rates of taxes levied a the taxable property
for the year A. D. 1871, in the County Of stearns
State of Minnesota:
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