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MARRIED.,


At Marietta, Ohio, on the evening'of De-
eember I'll, in the Congregational Church.
by Rev. T. II. Hawks D. d., assisted by
Rev. John Boyd d. D., Mr.: W. B: MITCHELL,
Of st. Cloud, Minnesota, TO Miss EMILY
WH1rT1EsEY, Of Marietta. -+s,
Scouting events cast their shadows be-
FORE" and the event announced above was
undoubtedly Swallowed by the frequent and
mysterious visits made to the East by the
editor of The JOURNAL, within the past
two years. The happy couple will arrive
in St. Cloud Upon Friday, and we are con-
fdent that tho very many friends and 40
ouaintances of Mir. Mitchell and his lovely
and accomplished bride will join with the
writer In rendering sincere congratulations,
in showering good wishes, and in invoking
Heavens choicest blessings upon them IN
in their new relation, in full confidence thai
until the sunset of life unalloyed happiness
will be theirs.
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TO HUNTERS AND DEALERS IN
VENIAON.

Goats 4 Freeman have shipped another
car load Of choice Veuison Saddles to the
east. They send them to the markets
whore they bring the highest prices, 30 that
they are enabled to pay more than parties
buying to ship to 81. Paul dealers, who
are not satisfied with making fair profit.
We speak from experience. This is bust.
ness. Call at Coats & Freeman's before
selling elsewhere, and get what your vsni-
son 10 worth. rt,.< :...,~..:
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AcnospIU..

Toys, toys, such los Of toys. s
OF every ksnd, fsr girls ard .boy.;
!. Books with pic.nr.s. nicely painted,
Every kind Of books now printed,
You'll find by calling at our store.
And We willtel you. what is moro.
No stock is SO complete, s.
Defying all, our prices to beat.
Magic lanterns, ohromos, chess boards,
Ink stands, cages, drums and swords,
! Toys and iackstenes. horns what blows,
China vases. dominoes. @ II
:. Heads for dolls, and dolls with heads,
Engines, watches, balls and sleds,
Looking glasses, baskets, pictures,
Lots of other what.not fixtures.
Here Jim's arm got tired, and he could
turn the machine no longer, but any one
wishing to see the goods, win please call at
robey & M,tchell's, and learn the truth
for themselves. Don't forget the place.
Corner st. Germaine street and Richm6nd
Avenue.
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VALB WILLIAM !-As . me mber Of the
bachelors club, to which erst belonged
tho recently translated editor Of this paper,
the writer hereof knows 10 moro favorable
opportunity 70 take IN sAectionste farewell
civilian the Bachelor, before no returns
70 40 again - William the Benedict.
It would b rank hsrssy to deny that tho
occasion 10 ongratulatory one, but while
W JOIN with the throng in expressing our
sympathetic Joy At the rare good fortune Of
eur friend, we sadly remember the days of
unfsttersd freedom that will come again no
more, and look back upon tho circls Of
jolly st. Cloud bachelors, - it gradually
dimiuishes, much - the veteran Of dozen
campaigns regards the empty club-room, in
which death has loft scarce comrade, with
whom torseount . victory, or sharea de-
feat.
How ksenly suggestive is such IN occs-
son Of "whe goes NEXT" Indeed the worst
feature, to my mind, attending the recur-
renee, % frequent Of late, Of such trans.
actions, 10 the spirit Of discomfort, engsn-
dsrsd thereby, among the few remaining
nsmbsrs Of the fraternity. THE writer feels
, sort Of sad prsmonition, % he pens these
lines, that ore long. he will DO left the sole
survivor Of the brotherhood, to muse alone
amid ---.......-.--
"Desr mtive haunts, whore virtue still is 10Y,
Where ffisndship's dxsd star sheds mellowed ray;
where love crown Of Aovsless roses wears,
And nem'rY With . vestaps chasts employ, - s..
Uneessing Sssds the lambert flame Of JOY"
Under ordinary circumstances, it might
We'll DO supposed that w would not enter
tain any undue warmth Of affection for. the
damsel who has thus robbed our order Of
% valued member but let this be urged
In extenuation, that the qualities of mind
and heart. possessed by our slate lament.
3D." furnished q temptation sufficiently
strong to palliate and excuse tho wrorr on
her part.
And to our. brother, in thus extending
tho parting hand, We would express a
spirit Of forgiving tenderness, with the
comforting assurance, that if under any
possible circumstance, such q step can be-
justified, hs can plead in vindication, the
ra1s sxco,lenostof the woman he has won.
:, I'll a. tsOLUs.
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The cases given below we're disposed
Of az The session OF the Eis,rlet Court this
week:
rsaS Michael Meagher. W. Henry eager aud
Nathan Myrick, oa-partners, etc.-Rerr &
Collins, Oscar Tay Tor. Verdict Tor plf,
Of 1886 90.
john Scott, W. Thos. C. Alden. Sheriff
of s,earns couuty-Kerr + Collins, H. L.
Gordon. Settled. 4s%
u. Oregon Loctenchlager vs.. Frank X. Rot
Ter VIM. J. Psrsons, E. o. Hsmlin, Juig-
ment for plf, for $lls. ssss.- .,.,se s..s.sas y
Angus Macarthur, vs. Carl Herberger-5
8. o. Hamlin. Kerr & Collins. Continued.
Angus Macarthur, vs. Asa Libby-E. O.
Hamlin, Kerr & Collins. Continued. # Il,
Chas. F. Davis and Louis CLARK, co-part-
ners as Davis : Clarke, vs. T. B. spratt,
def, R. ]. Mendenhall, garnish ECKER +
Collins, E. 0. Hamlin. Referred. a
Eliza Armstrong, ". Alexander Moore
and Indy B. Moore Miner & Rarto; c.
Walker and Kerr l. Collins. Continued.
Joel G. Stehbins 70. Chas. E. Buss-Mi-
ner & Barto, c. Walker. Argued aud sub
mitted.
State Of Minnesota, vs. Ernst Holifer-
L. W. Collins, Go. Atty, c. d. Kerr. AS
sault and battery. Plea Of guilty.
State of Minnesota, vs.. Frederick Aute-
bees-L. W. Collins, Co. Atty, D B. Searle
Gritty. Two years in 5 tate prison.
State Of Minnesota vs.. Peter Autebees-
Not guilty, but re-cemmitted on charge of
perjury.
State Of Minnesota vs.. James Cohen :
L. W. Collins, Co. Atty; N. H, Miner. Gull
~. Sentenced to one year and six months
| in State prison.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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BLANKS

We have On hand, printed from new
type on goodpsper, . full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warranty Quit claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Court-Summons, Notices. Of
Trial, Notes Of Issue and Executions.
Justiee's Court-Sunmons and Sabpoe-
mas.
To Town OFF1oERs.-We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of supervisorslaying out new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice of laying out Of roads for public
posting.)
Town orders, with stubs, bound or IN
bound.
Adidavits to DO attached to all Bills, (for
town or county use.)
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
sc Constable.
g Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
/ Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election Of
| Justice of the Peace.
| Notice of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county in the State.
Orders from the country, for large
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OTATR or MINNESOTA.-DIsTR1CT COURT
y SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF S7EARNs.
Alanson Allen, and Richard Russell
copartners as Allen Russell, Prs.
Robert St, white as White Brothers.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named dc
PENDANTS
You and each Of you are hereby Summoned and
required to answer the complaint in this action
which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court in
his office at St. Cloud Minn., and to copy OF
your answer to the said complaint the subscri-
bers. at ther Office in the city of st. Cloud Stearns.
county, Minnesota, within twenty days after the
service Of this summons upon you, exclusive of the
day Of such service. and II you fail to answer the
said complaint within tho time Aforesaid, the plain.
tifs In this action will take judgment against you
for the sum of ivo hundred and twenty eight and
$500 dollars ($52s SS) with interest thereon at
from and since November first 1871 besides the costs
and disbursements herein.
Dated Nov. q, 1871. KERR / COLLINS.
% Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Cloud, MINI
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Ps1soxAL.-Rsv. s. K. Stewart left on
Monday morning, for Laramie, Wyoming
Territory.
hon. E. NJ. Wilson, Of Minneapolis, was
In the city this week, attending the session
Of tho District Court.
Mr.. J. 2. Stevenson has associated with
himself his son, VIM. A. stevenson, in the
foundry and machine business.
John Cooper started on short trip East
on Monday. John took car load of deer
with him, and said he would bring marry a
dear back with him.
Maj. E. Clark, Of Melrose called on us
this week. Mr.. G. says that the r. R.
laid out the new TOWNSHIP asst week and
work on the line is progressing.
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I : !!

For FIFTEEN cents we
will furnish The JOURNAL
from land including) this
week; until the LIST Of Janua-
~, 1872. al
This is only about one-hat
the regular price.
~- Try it! 4 :>>.s}
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HO! FOR CHRISTMAS.

We are receiving daily new goods from
the east. Suitable for Christmas presents
two buttoned kid gloves, nubias, nice dress
goods, and anything in the dry goods and
notion line. Call early with your cash and
save twenty per cent. by purchasing your
goods of strictly cash store.
MONTGOMERY s. WEST.
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EoR SAL1 Or RENr.- small cottage
house on the corner Of jefferson at. aut
suoond av,:nue. III lover town. near the
Normal School is offered for sale cheap, OF
for rent. Apply vt I. Q. AcClurs's Bank.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.
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tains stories. poems, brilliant essays be-
sides general and personal gossip-Bostos
Saturday Erening Gazette.
There never was any paper published
that so delighted the heart Of woman. New
er mind if it does cost you bonnet; it
wlll save you ten times the price in the
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Journal.
The young lady who buys . einele num-
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for life-Ne~ York Euen,ng Poet.
The Bazar is excellent. Like all the
periodicals which the Harpers publish. it il
almost ideally well edited, and the class Of
readers for whom it is intended-the moth
ers and daughters in average fanilies-eal-
not but profit by its good sense and good
taste, which, We have no doubt, are to-day
making very many homes happier xha.
they may have been before the Wome, H.
gan taking lessons in personal and house.
mold and social management from this coed
natured memorable Nation, ny.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having disposed of my stock Of goods to
Nh. c. MCDONALD, desire to settle up all
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.
z. 81. MORSE.
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Gross & Plates are kept busy oil day
long, buying and selling meat, poultry
game, &c. They pay good prices, and get
the choicest the country offords. II you
have not provided yourself with turkey
or roat, 70 to Cross Plates.
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ST. CLOUD AND MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
Arrive ST. Anthony Junction 500 am
Leave !" ...........l2.2O am
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N O TIC e :!

The JOURNAL Office has just received .
very large and complete stock of new type,
cuts, borders, &c., purchased at the best
Eastern foundries. Also fine assortment
Of wood type for poeters. These addition
will enable us to turn out better work that
ever before, and equal to the best done in
the Stete. Prices reasonable. Send in your
orders, which will receive prompt atten
iron. '-' ".% 80
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Tho Imperial Russian Prince has Or
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.
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We are requested to give notice that
St. Johns church, st. Cloud, will be open
for service every Sunday at 1o3 O'clock A.
II. 10 usual.
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Mcdonald lat Morse's old stand), will
keep constantly on hand largo stock Of
the choicest family groceries and provis-
ions, which he will sell at the very lowest
prices. The patronage Of the public il
respectfully solicited.
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We respectfully solicit Of the Public q
continuance OF their very Liberal patron.
age, and We will try to make the St. Cloud
foundry and machine shops an institution
that will be Of advantage to the community
and to ourselves.
STEVENSON & co.
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I6 Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
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-Qnits : lively business IL being done in
vsnison trade just Il tits time. Messrss
Goats 4 Freeman shipped 400 saddles to
Pittsburgh on Tuesday, and Cross 4 Plat
To- SHIPPED 176 to st. Paul the same day,
and q least 100~mors saddles were also
shipped BY other parties up tho valley
The totoal shipments by rail for the last ten
days have been 1900 saddles-or about so
tona
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BUSINESS NOTICE..

1have this day associated with mo, in
tho foundry and machine business, my son,
VIM. A. Stevenson. The business will DO
conducted as heretofore under tho name
and style Of Stevenson & Co.
j. F. STEVENSON.
g. Gland non 10Th 1871
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FoR CHalsTMAs.-We have q fine
stock Of poplins, Scotch plaids, satteens
oloakings, shawls, nubias, ana great va
tiety Of fancy goods, suitable for presents.
Come early with your cash and get bar"
gains.
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FoR SALE.-A good secondhand Camera
Inquire at J. Hills photograph gallery,
st. Cloud. 8W.
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There will be preaching atthe Presby-
terian charch on esbhath foreno DON and
evening, BY Rev. Dr.. Rice, Of Lafayette,
Indiana. All are invited TO attend.
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FoR RENT.-A centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, on Welles
Avenue. Inquire at this Office.
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All kinds of tobacco, smoking and
chewing, for sale cheap at MockenhauFt's.
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The Library Association will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Mui1en on Thursday eve. next
Dec. 2lst.
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Sheriff Alden started for Saltwater
this morning with Fred shero, sentenced
for two years, and James Coohren for l
year and months.
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The very best coffeee, sugars, syrups,
teas, tobaccos. at lower prices than any
where else land l6 ounces to pound) at
- L1MPER1cH's.
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SPECIAL OFFER.

For $500 we will send to any address
The JOURNAL and tho st. Paul Pressj for
one year. The regular price for the two
is$4.o0.
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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,
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"A splendid assortment Of lamps and
lamp goods, just received At Paul Mocken-
haupt's, and will be sold cheap.
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Rev. Mr.. Fay, of Minneapolis, will
preach In the Congregational church on
Sabbath forenoon,
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Holiday goods, in great variety, at
NJ. C. ToIxAN l. Co.'s.
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Canned goods a. st. Paul prices, at
Smiths Grocery.
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Head light oil, 1902 to 176o fire test.
Perfectly safe, at
NJ. ToLMAn & Co.'S
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WHEAT WAx1ED.-Farmers wing wheat
to sell will ind it to their adyan-
tare to ;all on d II. z. Mitchell, before SCI
ling. Headquarters at H. G. Burbank
Office ON St.Germsin street.
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The cheapest house to buy tea is
Smiths Grocery. -. 70
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THE MARKETS. 4 .3.a

TIL IL N - KSkA HtA =
2 81. CLouD, Dec IA, 18Th
Wheat-Firm at 95c a$1G5.
Oats-32c to $50. -.
Corn-45a5Oc. 'ESsz ,S"
Barley-50a55c
Rye, $50. ST..
Bran-60c per owt.
Shorts-$ -: -s.
Feed-$,a$l 60 per cwt.
Hsy,is Of excellent quality this year, AID
sells It So. ....>> ~ I,
Beans, $3.50 to $500, according to
quality. ,.....- ...-: :.*. !
Potatoes buying at s5a4oc. - i
Cheese-Minnesots, 200; New York, Csc.
,Butter-Ranges from 15c to zoe. us
Eggs-15s20c. ..---
Green apples-$4.50a5,0 90 per Dbl; 60
cts. per peck. ..:: ..,*
cranberries-2.5oas.oo; i
Wool, 40c. - 4
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
fulloord green maple, oak, &c. ,$4a$4 Is;
tsmarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10.
:. Wheat-$1 II for No. l.
Oats-32c for No. l..
Corn-42c for No. 2.
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NEW ADVERT SEMENTS
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on and af-
IN ter this date 1 have given my son,
George .Kaermaer, his time, and that, l will
claim none of his wages nor pay any debts
of his contracting.
L.. JOHN KAERMAER.
st. Cloud, MINI, Dec. IL, 1871 22-3w
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ST. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul. am
Arrive " ...............l2.2O pm
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APPLES, APPLES! APPLES,

800 barrels prime Michigan apples At E.
G. Smith T. Co.'S. Must be closed out 81
once. Call and get q supply Of apples Al
your own prices.
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Ready made clothing at cost. Call and
see, and judge for yourselves, at
YouNo's.
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
1t BUsH's.
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A large lot Of the celebrated Star Clut
skates, New York Club Skates, and a
large variety Of styles Of skates have beer
received at Rosenherger Bros. Make
your purchases early before the assortment
IL broken.
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Read the advertisement of Nixon l.
Van dersluis, which will be found in anoth-
er column Of this issue. This new firm
has been for the past week, and are still
receiving large additions to their already
extensive stock Of groceries, croekery and
notions. They guarantee satisfaction ~ to
prices and quality Of goods.
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Lace collars and handkerchisfs. A
large stock, will be sold cheap during the
holidays, at
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MoNTaoMEkY & WEST.

FoR sAIE.-A Notary Public's seal. In
Quire at this Office.
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CLEAR WATER, Dec. 18th, 1871.

NA6Ah "ATEhS DcC. AACAs AOSAs
A donation party was given TO Rev. Mr..
Stearns, one day last week, and was rea-
sonably gratifying in its result. Deacon
Walker has sold his furniture ware rooms;
and it has been moved out of lis place next
Webster & Fuller's store to the opposite
side Of the street where it will be occupied
by E. Clocker, as warehouse for agricul
tural implements.
f. B. McCord, county Superintendent Of
schools is here this week, on his semi-oc-
casional round of visits to the schools in
this vicinity. The seats have arrived for
the new school house and will be put in
this week so that the school will commence
next Monday morning.
Stevens is dong quite business butch
erlng, some IS hogs, and 20 cattle, have
fallen beneath his knife, of late. T. G.
Porter has some Of the finest hogs in the
country. He had killed last week which
weigh in the aggregate nearly 5000 lbs.
But pork don't sell. One thing for censo-
latiou if the winter is 80 awful cold as some
folks prophecy. ''pork fat" will make good
inside fuel. LOGOS.
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On Friday morning ~ a man was
driving his team: Attached to sleigh load
ed with lumber up Washington avenue,
tho horses became frightened and suddenly
turning the corner d tho Kelly House,
they upset the sleigh, pilisg the lumber up
in rather . promisoous pile and making =
bill Of repairs On tho sleigh Of few dollars.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

For the next 80 days goods at cost at
Smiths grocery.