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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-07

ID. NJ. McKenzie's party Of surveyors
who have been running the line frvm the
st. Cloud and Mankato R. R. completed
the line ON Monday, and have returned to
this city. Mr.. NJ. reports finding the route
very good and nearly in line; the dis
lance being SO miles. Mr.. Mckenzie and
his assistants c. r. Stone, and L. W.
Rundlett, have taken rooms in the Office Of
P. L. Gregory, and are now at work on the
profile Of the line, and it IS expected that
active operation will be commenced in tho
spring. We are informed that one Of the
heaviest contracting firms in the west have
offered to build the road for an interest
therein.
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va Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
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"A freight car was thrown from the
track on tho St. P. & P. R. R. on Tuesday
morning near Anoka, delaying the train an
hour no special damage done.
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Having removed to his elegant and COM
modious new storeroom, Mr.. J. W. Ten
voorde would call the attention Of his
friends and the public to the immense
stock Of goods which he has just received.
The shelves are all full-tables are full
goods are piled under the counters and
over the shelves goods everywhere. He
has everything that may be called for-dry
goods, groceries, clothing, boots, shoes,
hats, caps, blankets. croekery, notions, &c.
He guarantees to sell as low as any other
house In the city, and warrants his goods
TO be as represented. Call at Tenvoorde's.
APPLES5 APPLES! APPLES!
300 barrels prime Michigan apples At E.
G. Smith: b Co.'s. Must be closed out at
once. Call and get supply Of apples at
your own prices.
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ST. CLOUD AND MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
Arrive st. Anthony Junction 9.OOa.
Leave i" ........,.l2.2 20 am
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For RENT.-A centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, on Welles
Avenue. Inquire at this Office.
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MARRIED., !

In Fair Haven, MINI, on Nov. 30th, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, by tho
Rev.. N. Thresher, ME-. Tnos. BwiNa,
and MISS ELLA NJ. WEBB, beth Of Fair
Haven.
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The following letters are held for pos
tage at the st. Cloud Office:
A. Winter, Cold Spring, MINI.
G. A. Zeng, Fremont, Neb.
Principal Of Traiuing School, Osevego
N. Y.
Antoinet McQuivey, Freeborn, MINI.
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-1tis unlawful 10. kill partridges or
prairie chickens after the 1st of December
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The Imperial Russian Prince has ar
rived, but attracts less attention that the
immense stock of fall and winter goods just
received by j.. W. Tenvoodes, at his new
store, opposite Catholic church St. Ger.
maine street. -. :: .r.i::i,nl ~
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We call tho attention to tho new ad-
vertisemsnt Of Allen & Russell, in this
weeks issue. This firm have sold out their
stock Of drugs, and will now devote their
whole attention to the wholesale and re-
tail grocery trade. They have tho past
week received large stock Of goods ex-
pressly for tho wholesale trade, and couu-
Try dealers will always ind complete
stock, and ct low prices, Railroad con-
trastors and others buying large amounts
Will find it to their interest to give them .
esll. - 90
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NOTICE..

The copartnsrship existing between the
undersigned under the firm name of Alison
& Winslow has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts due the late
firm must be promptly paid to c. H..
Alsep, to whom all bills should be present.
ed. The business will be carried on by him
at the old stand.
C.. H. ALSOP,
J. WINSLOW.
St. Cloud, Nov. Goth, 1871, 3w
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For q good supper 60 to the Baptist
fair and festival.
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u. W. Tenvoorde has received his new
stock of fall and winter goods, comprising
everything wanted by men women and
children, IL: ~; ,s''' ri
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"A lot of fine draught and driving horse
for sale at Herbert & Lambs Livery Stable.
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Racine Tanning Mills,
Ar GR0vHNoR's.
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NOTICE.

AS my wife. Augusta Wolf. has len nv
bed and hoard without just cause or prov
ocation, all persons are hereb& notified not
to trust her on my account, as will pay
40 debts Of her contracting. u
~ .s. PETER WOLF.
Jacobs Prairie, MIMI, Nov. Z, 1871.
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NoT1oE.-Davis, Beal*& Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds of grain.
8KATES2 sKATESy
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having disposed Of my stock Of goods to
Mr.. G. MCDONALD, l desire to settle up oil
my accounts. Parties having bills against
me will please present them for settlement,
and those owing me will call at once and
make payment. will be at the old stand.
III. MORSE. !
Cloud. Nov. 9th, 1871.
Go and see Bush's new stock Of Holt
day goods. Make your selections now.
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The excess OF freight received over same
time last year is 62, 700 pounds.
The excess Of freight forwarded is 1884,
9l0 pounds.
Included in the amount Of freight re-
ceived is 145 tons of Merchandise, con-
struction material and horses, for use of
Contractors at work on tho st. Cloud s.
Pemhina Railroad. -'.t - =. -. -. 1870
40 49, ,n3.---S--
Holiday goods, in great variety, at 3
80. 80: ..r.... = n. C. ToLMAN & Co.'s.
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Miss Mcconnell, in charge Of the tele-
graph Office in this city, has leave Of alb
sencs for two months, during which time
the Office win be in charge Of Miss Whit
comb, Of Minneapolis.
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ST. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul. am
Arrive " ..12,2Op.m
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AT = meeting Of the State Normal
Board 1t st. Paul, on Tuesday evening tho
Board decided to ask for the following
sums: For tho Wlnona school, $4,000
and for tho Mankato school, 50, 900, and
for the st. Cloud school $4,000, in all
$25'oOo for current expenses.
They decided also to urge upon the Leg
islature the appropriation of $4,000 for
building the school at st. Cloud. Prof.
Moore Of the St. Cloud school made the tol
lowing report: Normal Department., SO ;
Model Department, l03. Total 1856.
The ladies Of the Baptist Society will
give fair and festival at Schwar,z's Hall,
Thursday evening, Dec. 18th. The bro.
cesds to be appropriated toward laying tho
foundation for Baptist Church in this
T -. '-S Mrs. J. ROGERS,
Il: .:.F 10 s.;a@ .. .,... -. Secretary.
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One pair Of Bay Horses, six years old
and sound. Will sell enc or both. Inquire
Immediately Of
ALLEN g. RUSSELL.
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"A nice lot Of holiday presents will be
sold at the Baptist fair and festival.
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Largo quantity OF winter apples, jus
received at TENvoolD1's.
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FOR SALE CHEAP For CASH.

buckeye force-feed Drills,
AT GRovENOR's.
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Candies, nuts, toys and ell kinds Of
holiday presents, at
MoCKENHAUpT's.
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Mr.. A. Carpenter, who for q number
Of years was messenger for the N. W. Ex.
Co.. between this city and Fort Abercrom-
bic, and for the past year has had charge
of the company's Office at this place, left on
Tuesday to take = position in the St. Paul
Office. Mr.. G. has made many friends
while here and We wish him all success in
his new position. The ofio, here is now
it charge Of Mr.. Erkin, who comes among
US well recommended.
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Agents Wanted For Books and Maps.
Chas. Dickens Works in Il voluYcs, foil page
Illustration, 81 so per volume. Uncle Tom
Cabin $500. Specimen volumes, sent pest paid on
receipt of price.
Lilo yd's New Maps-An the separate States
Western States, Republic and World Palestine, ETC.
Charts and Pictures of all kinds Address LOUIS
LLOYD + CO., Publishers, 50 West Randolph Street,
Vhlc2Eo. - ~ xse@st n6Y231m
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We would suggest to the County Board
that it would be advisable for them to
make IN appropriation to buy one or more
pokers, Tor the use Of the janitor, at the
Court House, as We noticed this morning
our worthy sheriff was compelled to borrow
ths crutch Of Mr.. Walker, Of Sank Centre,
to stir up the fires.
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Cloud. Nov. 9th, 1877

Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
at BUsH's.
buckeye force feed Seeders,
Ar GRovENoR's.
-Buckwheat -four, at Davis, Beal &
Co.'s:
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For christmas goods 60 to.
MOCKENHAUPr's.
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P1RsosAl'-Judge McKelvy, Hon. +. L.
oorden and 1. ". Collins, Esq, returned
on Saturday last from Alexandra, where
they have been in attendance at term Of
court.
John Workman, post master at:Cultlrum
Todd Co., favored Us with call ON Tues
day; he reports plenty Of snow, and , that
hunters are making havoc ameng the deer:
E. G. Camm with A. W. Bush for the
past year, loft for Johnstown N. Y, on Mon
day.
VIM. J. Parsons, Esq, Of st. Paul, was
In tho city on Wednesday.
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Pork
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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Corn and Cob Crushers,
AT GRovENoR's.
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MONTGOMERY & WEST.

A. THOMAS OGsTERs.- Triangle brand,
At MosroonERY & Wisr's.
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All kinds of tobacco, smoking and
chewing, for sale cheap at Mock nh III pt's,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-Quarter-second watches, at
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RAILROAD 1rExs.-statement Of the bust
ness Of the st. Paul and Pacific r. R., At
the St. Cloud Depot, for the month OF
November, 1871: POUNDS.
Freight received. 1862. 800
do forwarded ............. 277 .21O
Total ............................l .630. 2Co
Cash received for freigLt............$3,3s7.15
tickets............ 1885, As
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For choice, fresh and cheap groceries
60 to
L1MpERlcH's,
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Mcdonald lat Morse's old stand), will
keep constantly on hand large stock Of
the choicest family. groceries and .provis-
ions, which he will sell at the very lowest
prices. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. - - F..
NEW QUARTERs-sPLEN NEW
Stock.
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SPECIAL OFFER.

Fer $500 We will sead 10 any address
THE JOURNAL and tho St. Paul Pres TO,
sae year. The regular price for the two
is$4.o0.
FoR CHRlsTMAs.-We have . fine
stock Of popl'ns, Scotch plaids, satteens
cloakings, shawls, nubas, ana great va
riety Of fancy goods, suitable for presents.
Come early with your cash and get bar
gains.
MONTGOMERY & WEST.
Fon sAls.-A Notary Pablio's seal, In
quire 1t this Office. .ru
A. THOMAS Oss1Ens.- Triangle brand,
At MonroonsR1 & Wisr's.
Large quantity Of winter apples, jus
received 1t TENvoo1D1's.
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store.
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Tho following jurors have been drawn
from this part Of tho country to attend tho
United States District Court to be hold at
st. Paul, Jan. I'd 1872: A.. Montgomery, Of
this place; W. D. Davis, Clear Water s..
NJ. Bruce, Sank Centre, and Geo. W. Har-
per, Alexandria. g.:
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LOCAL. NEW'S
FIRST DIV. ST. p. &P. RAILROAD.

FIRST DIV. ST. r. & r. RAILROAD,
BRANCH LlNl.
I'll WINTER TIME TABLE. 1872
SAINT CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Cloud............ SLOAN
Arrive at ............12.22 pm
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Canned, dried, and green fruits at
LlMpERlCH's.
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LIMPERICH's,

-Cranberries. potatoes, cabbages &c.,
&c., at
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Repatriation The JOURNAL by John Zap,
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
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LUMBER MARKET.
ST CLOUD FUR MARKET.

Lumber can be had only attic yards.
The New York herald., 1871-10-17
NEWS FROM UTAH.
Brigham Young Arra,gned in CourtN, Time
Yet Fixed for His Trial-chanse Of
Military Commanders.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 10, 1871.
Brigham Young was arragned before chief JUS.
tice Mexican, IN the United States District Court,
this morning, and pleaded not guilty TO the indlct-
ment found against him. The defendants counsel
applied Tor continuance until the next spring
term, but the prosecuting attorneys, while express
ing their desire to allow all reasonable time to the
defendant 10 prepare his defence. declined TO con-
sent to postpoaement OF the case Tor so long
period.
Judge Mexican instructed counsel 10 consult 10.
gether and TX upon the time Tor going TO trial. No
day has yet been settled upon. The trial will
doubtless come or within six weeks or two months
The other OF like nature Will not be tired be.
fore that OF Brigham Young Is completed
Brigham Young seemed much improved In health
and confident IN manner
In the case OF the Mayor, Daniel IT. Wells. on n
similar charge, the reading OF the Indictment was
waived and after the title OF the case was an.
nounced he, too, pleaded mot guilty.n
Judge o. 4. strickland, United states Marshal
Patrick and number OF attorneys left for Provost
Ci,y this morning, where Court for the Second in.
diciaI district WITH he opened tomorrow. General
DE Tropriand was asked for n cavalry escort but ne
refused The United States aarsnal says II Is I'm.
possible for him to make arrests there without mill.
tary support
The Mormons here bave started a suhscrl ln,on for
The New York herald., 1871-10-17

defence Iund to all Brigham Young Mayor
Wells and other Church mastates In overthrowing
the charges brought against them by the United
States Grand Jury. II IS said that men and women
alike are contributing freely.
BY an order from the President the headquarters
or the Thirteenth regiment OF United States infantry
have been transferred from Camp Douglas to Fort
Steele. This will necessitate change IN the COM
mand here, as General DeTrobraDd and the rcgi-
mental staff Will proceed 10 the new
headquarters. Lieutenant Colonel Henry A.
Morrow, now commanding at Fort steele,
Will assume command OF Camp Douglas.
The regmental band will accompany headquarters.
No reason has been given for this change at Camp
Douglas. General DeTrobr!and Is n soldier OF fine
attainments, and his departure will be regretted.
Colonel Morrow will arrive here In few days
The tin mines OF Ogden are the excitement OF the
hour. They are reported to be OF fabulous extent
and richness. There viii be great rush In that
direction.
About $50 900 Will be sent to the Chicago sufferers
from Utah. The mining camps are responding libe
rally to the call for AID. The weather IS cool and
exceptionally fine.
Another big discovery In the Emma Mine ls an
nounced.
The New York herald., 1871-10-17
CHICAGO.
Activity Of The Rcconstruotionists--The Baaze
Resume Business To- Day-The Loss
of Life by the Fire.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10, 1871.
There has been wonderful activity In the south
division OF the burned district to-day. Thousands
or men nave been at work clearing away the debris,
putting up temporary buildings, &c. Every labor.
ing man willing to work can ind plenty to 10 as
liberal wages.
The action OF the banks yesterday IN unanimously
resolving to open for business tomorrow and tn
pay at once If called for, every dollar due their de-
positors and the promptness OF the insurance com-
panies settling their losses, has Inspired renewed
confidence.
The reports OF the 1855 OF life are greatly ex-
aggeraied. The number Of dead bodies already
discovered Is less than one hundred and twenty
five. A large number OF persons supposed TO be
lost are alive and well
The Board OF Trade has not yet decided upon the
future location OF its building
The Rush Medical College resumed It's usual
course in the City Hospital TO-DAY.
Colonel Eastman Postmaster. announces that the
Money order Department OF the Chicago Post Once
Il operation ana ready TO pay all orders promptly.
Postmasters making deposits should remit national
bank drafts on New York or send currency Dy regis.
tered letters
The New York herald., 1871-10-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoN MoNFY MAR1rr-LoNpoN. Oct l6-5 I'M
ri Pa Tor money amt va for the tc-
cuun United States ye-wenty bonds, lsoZ soa ssos 8,
old, qltk looIs 81 Fl. tenturt,es eesa
PARIS BobRsf-fARs, Oct. ib--PM-Rch'es closed
at hot. s0c. :, =,
FRAskroRr RouRsr.-Fu AsNroRr, Oct Ii AN
United bonds opened st s5 to tie issue
OF 1852. - =.
LIyFRpooI CorroS MARRrT.-LtvRRrooL Oc'. It.
aO r. M-rhe cotton market closed easier. Midline up.
Lands ei4d. 9sSd midlling Orleans lyl The strs ol
tho day l2.000 bales incuing 3p Tor st"cHt
ton and export. Of cotton on ship named al savannah
or Charleston esad ior midding. r.,
LIvrGpooL EgFAngrUrr MARKELL LIVERPOOL, Ger.
l6 8 T. M1hc breaastui's market is ann. WHEAT us !.
lis 3D. No. red Western s.rins and Vs. lta Of sea
winter. . -. q.
LIVERPOOL Provision MAHKEr.-LtvfRrOoi, oct III
a. r. M-Pork, 4gs per bb. for Western prime mess.
LtyFRpooL PRODUCE MARkEr-biyktfooi, oci 10
5P M-Kenned petroleum, ls4d IStsi. pei gallon Tai
low, as cd. per spirits turpcniine natAet pare
LoN,,oN PVopucR MANRrT.-Losvos, uSa lD-lven
in..-l.Insecd III. 49, lyx. son.
The New York herald., 1871-10-17
s z "A Z IT..
The Radical Republicans ia Revo~
lutionary Mass Meeting.
Efforts for the st.ainment of tho Right Of Sell.
Govcrrment-Mora Force Agitation-U.iLy
ofHeerts and Union OF Democratic Hands
The Coming Day Of Freedom
IfL!CRAag TO TIE NEW Y071 aEaALl

MADRID, Oct. 10, 1871.
great republican mass meeting was hcid at the
Circus in this city to-uay.
Scnor Orense presided.
Resolutions were adopted declaring "that tho
party would offer undyng opposition to every form
of government for Spain which was not purely re
publican. Nevertheless, In wagnc such war upon
non-rcpublican institutions they would not violate
the laws OF the land"
Several speakers addressed the meeting.
Some Of them were very pronounced iii their ex.
deus.
The most violent proclaimed "their perfect sym.
pathy with republicans everywhere and with the
International society,"" ana declared that the faith
OF the republicans OF Spain Was Identical with the
doctrines OF liberty ana equal rights now rapidly
spreading through all the countries OF Europe.
Ser0r sagasfu'S Ninnifcstv-Tiie GOyernmeue
A. Ii IL, Cu3a in affection, mnd uara-
listed LnGustry Dangerous.
MADRID, Oct. Ia, 1871.
The political party OF which Senior Sagasta IL the
head, mas issued a manifesto TO the people.
The document acknowledges the sovereignty OK
the national government as now constituted. and
insists on the maintenance OF the integrity OF the
national dominions.
This portion or Inc manifesto has special and
expressed reference to tile suppression OF the isur
rect0n In CuDa
The manifesto attacks the InteraationaI Society
as dangerous and unpatriotlc organization.