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New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
A DISHONEST HDDKkEEPER.

John Z. Lawrence of No. lS2 Carlton-arc..
Brooky employed As bookkecper by George Balm Son
OF No. 81 Westinghouse, was brought before Justice
bowling Mt the Tombs yesterday the charge Of hay
ing OH Dec 2s appropriated check for $50. drawn ON
the National Broadway Bank and made pay able 10 the
order OF George Balm Son. and ndOrsed by the lrnl.
Lawrence presented the check To the payingtcltr Of
the Irving National Bank, who cashcd 1t. knowing him
IA In the employ of Balm Son. The accused. hen
c-oned relative 10 his guilt had nothing TO say, and
was committed TO await "a trial.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
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p0IICE NOTES.

Henry Hahn of No IA SccOnd-ave was knocked
down unknown early !eserd Hester ani Forsyth
md one Of bis RIB, fractured
Eliza O'Neill agr 80. while intoxicated early yes
Of No 3lj East Thrty se'ond It,
at 80. u Alen.st.
Madame Van Buskrk of No. A. Bond-st., charged
Nth erecting the Black Crook" ballet girls
waicr examination Yesterday held sl0 bail BY Justice
bowling to aw ait t..al Of General Sessions
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

BTSTE-CrEALLOS-On Tgesis Drcemsr 70. !"'i H P'-s
thurh Birrty.,; Nes York by tbe Rev fier N- oF'r"i
CI,.. F. EnAi4n - irur "i diLSHt"r Of
Juau Msnu., C-bs los vi Sautandrr SPAN. No rarc.
BODLY-NlyER-Oa Dec 49, At the s:nce OF IT, ni' pi''nt'
T. the Rev. WIN. Nes-rh-h Tpna> 80 ~ tni
Sarah N.n-r all of NornsanIa. \. i
SEXSEy-WILLJANS-Du W-,in'Say Dec y lpwt.
Rev ; brook 10 A"ir
daughter Of John VI W lIIms pf the foruuer plarr
Poagke-pI-, W"jn"sv Decrn'-r
the Re 7. X Catv. ID ID
rec,o, Of Cbr nurc W. Woo # hr ~ Mns NJ w.
n OF Mr. {. j. Bgckiu, pse
No ocnrls
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

o,oor view OF tho peace policy In the purchase oi
indian supplies and other me"'uV' '"'' ""'' '"''N
about 81 100000 . .oooi,o, t.,egran, from. Coy.
,on statine that his father IL improving ana thA MS
,nH,on ,'', Ne consIder him out OF danger.
IL" British Minister has requestcd from ,hi. Hovern ,
~. .ny information within i,s reach relative 10 the
merits of tho steam fog whistle and trumpet
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
TIE >PFAKIE~Ilil

The choice now seems 10 Dc DCtWttn Mf.
tl\,rd of Dnnu,laEa and Mr. Smith OF Albany; tina: ~
IN. rrnLIr murr>Snu certainly. TIE friends of both
lave nVI.s'd the whole ground ana
,, ,,r clJn that tl,ir candidate VIII t chosen. A.
b,. .,cci hcS, iNu men ,trcirr Mr smith oi Albany
fu speaker. W lmh h" l. ir"ci from all complications
ANA CIaruA al ancrS. cIt.r political or r"lhiLrrCIhl
than Mr. iVUld j. ucli sCd t0 be. II c has les cE!slh
tive CXp'IIrcc II - question whrtlr hat i l" some
II MI -Ilt has rnlol eel fewer hon'rS
oi uutc.l character 4 IS reason WHY hr Should hlNe
th> one fo.. II Rrpuhicau 0f long ~lindirc ana
good report lie j. "A clear headed lnd hrl-wllied man,
who i the ui,c qualities OF the House
a cii,I> like the ~, sent one.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eyrb Ireru. HoteI-SenatOr Caldwell of Kansas
Gcd q Troy Jedss B.eSm Of Bnsa'iSI Hs !Ss
Hon w. D. Bishop and w. b. Bristol Of Connrct.eu ~ Tho
Hon w. H. Upson C VI Cno
state senator BEETLE Je,e rMsyor Wells o Chicago mayor
Spencer Of Anams and Ar. sprssus m
Prov Hokt- Dr. Poesd OF the spanish Leganon
snd prof Blake of Yale College r,roor Adam,
son OF the Hon. Charles Francis Adams Gl"y Hons-m'
McCormirk Of Arna 81 Jame: HotERecorder Pcch Of s
Hotel-CO Antonio is ton of Cnba
fentra HorL-Tle Hon william Schey Of Bsltmore 81 kn
IIo,I-M An rsop, President Of Ochtsirr Cniverst As~I
J,op-Jg. H. Bck of PENNSYLVANIA. and Capt H. B L"~r "
t. Mann Corps Carl Schan at The Asior iou" ~
day
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
HOME NEWS.

THEpwonErER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs, no sis BROAD
WAY.
So Noon 'E:- A%ss''
HIGH TIDE. TO-DAY ,,,.,
Zane, I.,,,d Battrrv Hell Gate Flushing, 10 j.
m n m sm ~ M pn
an "a s:is 's:N ii.O Ii:D RU e2s
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
LATEST SHIP AEWS.
Tor other Ship Ners see Third Page
kODIVEI,


Ashland Moore fernaDdins with wdse- soi p7s~
am' Hand n.
shr L. I,n of souih Sbirls) smith, Batavia July a. PadAns
IL and Table Bsy OFT. H. with md'e l.. "a
Ship Pnnr Albert H. G Cshab Hamburg Oct J WIN ua' s"'
abs L. anchored n the Lower Bay .
ship Betty IN. Nnhorn. Bremen Nov g. with n'fe 'h' pan
Is anchored in tbs Lower Bay. - an IA, .,..I
PolykrD Nor) Elerr Newport Eng! DC" 2o with miro"
ron. Is anchored in the Lover Bsy.
Bark yolsnt~ tsl Chaplrrllo 'Genos - s With mdse
Bark Ferdinand N o. Naye SngaPorr Jay a. aud st 'b'"'
Dee. u.s. with mds
Brig Stass Brown Mslae, 81 DAYS wit 'rui -
schr Ssmnel fabens of hewbnyportJ Cricket On Cso~r
Is days With fruit.
Schr Morord Truhee Walton 81 Rnba's ssi' Cay T IT,
Scr A. D. Srul Coi E,z H,rbo Str.lnsa Fast Harbor t.
isvs with salt
Schr Ssrah A. Reed Re... Para l6 days with rubber &C.
Brig Rainbow of ITaI al from Por.su Prince With log
wood
Brig Jaoatao (Bra1 from Pernanbuco Nov 26 With sugar.
Schr. r. J. Palmer. Sevrn.. CanearhJ with mise
OUTSIDE tne Dh.
and ships anchored ot the Hook.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS S~cgI4'or GOt"nhn-g bsrfs
Dorchester Mass; Bessie Rogers from Coteuburg brig
Malaga from M,llgs
s.vASx,H Ga Dec 2-Avi .fsamships San Salvador roD
Azjres;
heion Idyerpoo r. 80 Yarmouth Cir.r-d
p Marha Oh e,ion oa Tor Liverpoo scsr G
Tracy for Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOrrU,MProS Dec 2-Arnr- steamship Tsrs from Aspiy~at
MEMORANDUM.
The Cua still remain, She NJ probably h.ve
.i,charze Of hrr 10 ,gnten ibr ves.,l
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

The Exchange Hotel in Richmond Va was
~ m,sr b ii,t evening Th l!c cs1i AMONG
s1os. ,s W petsVu ~ nialsI.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
The Best Holiday Present for Lady,
GKoyER AAD BAKER sew iSD-hA'nNS
Silrsrooui. as BInaisay.

A Favorite with santa Clnu-.-Consaato"'s r Ne TAs
soar fpr Ch,pped HaLds ~ Aha-t Sold ever ~aerr
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
JfiRRIEU.

apaeIl,s Turkish Bath, Lexington o;. Geaiere,
ever "a, ana ali t day ~n'og Av,n'aSe' rnsaA Ell
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

Mr.. Summers amendment Is the very ont
wn Uf rciorin the real startihs point the basis Wirh
Inir, ali Other reforms III hr c.V service NOR" easily
ac.,lu shed A. II does not prevent t!Ie rrnomlnltinn
ur election uI cen Grant # adopted, even the AdmiSra-
non airr> WILL n I'll. pruhhllty. favor IT, We hope TO
sec ;hi, ,icineut Adopted rapidly a. amendments
80 nr Constitution can he ratified The temper Ol the
AnIrrcau p.uplr iisi right fur suh al aIn"ndltnt
TN rfs of The \inusir Zion leaders III the senate III
try .,u 80 he a approach - reformation III ihe clNl
>ci, zee of tie rouiiv alarming. II !, appro Niinate
proof mai thcr H. something which leeds oOhIng Iio
l., move tn ciis. nf II thlS currupol--hv cnnta to
secure. y ir,l-. tun the part Of the PrcSdcn-;r"m
,u,. ,.. .,i,. an. III rc VIII lhc bc nO ;roun!'
ga. If ippfu fuFl;
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
5uerlal Noilees
Bargains In Fine Gold Jeweiry.

-.----------.
-r-@
Wholesale PRICES
FINE GOLD EARRINGS AND PINS
tlRtNA Az. lAMEO GARHEi. AZ.
,ohxL l,thIING AZ Irr e. ~ apU pIy,sSvn ~ p,ys
"a n ~ Sn ,yn t,utiy nRila, RT>
III xxx INK ,rc l1S % aSn " yi,SI INL,
SAL RIS,iS AMETHYST CAMEO TuPAK. -
SLERyE.EC rrONS AND STUB
HANDKnR,IEF RINGS. GLOVE FASrEnE..J
IItMoND RINGS AND STUDS
,iiiIpRESS GOLD fiSGs AND EARRINGS
,oi'U WiTcHCH,INS "a
GuLD AND SILVER lMIMBLES.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

Watch No. Y4,O6f, stem Winder, hearns Trad, Mark
Itcd Watch Co, Msnon : nanri"taTei b' Usrrks
tlT uoutn. mr'n time h- seroni
NOAH d. P,rsE. Publisher Providence TX I Herald
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
PARTY LINES IMPOTENT AGAINST REFORM.


The late discussion in the United States
S"Iair The subject of reform In the administration of
the Government brought ont in conspicuous manner
the talents we'll ~ the political Tendencies Of the lead
Senators, especially t Efforts Of Carl Schurz Trum-
hull. Coaklng. Tpton, Morton, and Logan. Sclurz
TruIn5ull TptOn and Logan ass.il the Administration
with viror force aud holiness. winch carry our minds
back to the days when cay. Webster Calhoun and
Pondr Ntrr arrayed themselves in opposition to Gen.
,t k-pii Who was defended by snrh Forsyth.
>r~ hri-hi. Buchanan. Rivcs and others The speech
>rhur/ OH he abuses and coruptions III the
Epvcnlr Customs Department Of the Government
IL 'hLhlr alike for its hisl tone manly IN
dr;" iGrr Z. logical forr" taste. and dignity. Inc
cvilcnr,. cf leading Republicans IL alone relied
Oh To ,sia. the special charges against the Ipan-
r.iu-'t he Custom House "f York III regard 10
thai infamous schcm" Of jobhcry known the General
Order system. Morton. COnkng, Chandler. and Ed
nuul, icpN hy the stale complaint that This l. m a..
ll upon Gen. Grant. an attr 10 divide thr Radical
rrtv ND Nv general aSS"Ncraon'. that the present
Admins honcsi lis predecessors lmpr-
tai minds Impressed with the weakness ana uShts-
f,ror character OF their drirnc~ aHq Wh the iiupo-
tr,r such appeals to The mere spirit o party h this
p,, history. when party ie- have l~c"mr s'
W".k hu the most ,,IIIl minds are disposed
4 / Ipr drr, kpcct them.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

Dryoe. Hgh-(:rade OIL pr"r.Ied expressly M family
pr wutr oores, UNSURPASSED uninit' iui WARRANTED nos
I,
Tn. gusrantai e1us that mad For sils n ~aea
cans Il u 81 it .'Orihc Tiirs
THE DEyoE MA>'Y' rrRrS' 60. liz Futon T.. " T.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

An Nof~e. or Marriages mus he indorSed xsth fate
aaae and address.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
SkLss DlsPATCBJ

Iif Iteasury balances =. -o' DIsFh'hl
NtTr fDrrenry $40 4n. - the lose OF b ines. "a - A.,
Incat'H tH.soO6O - coil. 4IO9. 542WH: con. -.
lhr - l"iafy OF the Tr.s..
inrn without rebate, OF lL' MY today begai ,. Ia,y
Ola Hlird ttates bond 'A' interest du, d,,f a. @
III" aunOI ncciDrD M {. n, 1''
ottrk Il. IA gu Mundav I, y authority thn, q, :,
At iiSS d. ' cr- ,s o. ne ncr az and dr,s.an, Wi
r. sS iaG s@9l.; me teS" G"uS M'
tHe f., me out Of the Distfcf aud judge o.
%' sS: and S.s1 VIII 5"G be rfstSed M ms Of
s,s OF ne several dcpnr,,nen,. clock the head m
tn. gatr. ., a at O'clock D. m reception ~
nlsste a, c,l ,'snfe viii he opened s,% %ich tnc
tLeir rc,a.t =, ,'ian ,aA'ian Commissioner, bay.
Ye ptrd4sa Ss.Gt"i Gt Gr-n, & 1t gives The r5%.'CG
Q: Bember, n!ihb TIb's on per .si -, he 'ohd
lakes vaIiOus suggestions. s'., on1' = sl4on |
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09

On tho departure Of Bishop ssl~yn
for his diocese 10 New Zealand, sJdoey
Smith took leave of him az follows:
"Good bye, my dear Selwyn, I hope
you will not disagree with the man who
eats you."' =
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Chemists and Physicians
TO ANALYZE IT

Then speak of 1t according to its merits. compare
1t with and Brandy, and other such article
and zoe the difference. 1t they dnd the Wine of Life
Is pure and wholesome and the other Liquors poison
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
Of Life to their patients and friends ~ tho best slim
ulant and tonic in use, and valuable substitute
for whsk and brandy; but should they find It not
pure and what tho proprietors claim for it. lot them
publicly denouncs It. II is the physcians duty TO-
learn and find out which is the most wholesome
stimuant for his patients, and to dose no must OK
anime and look into the quality of each article, and
learn for himself If the Wine Of Life has any pecu-
liar merits to warrant general The propre-
tors claim the Wine of Life to be n,,,u wholesome
and far
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Superior and Cheaper
THAN
WHISKEY : BRANDY

In fact any other article in common use, and ought
to be used In e> cry family. Everybody should give
atriai. 1t Is new thing, only been in use about
one year, yet it has already gained great name and
= wonderful sale, and whoever once tresi it always
recommends It to his friends. It has the same
even delicious, would be crazy to use whiske
&C. he can get tho Wine Of Life. 1t is for sale by
lar; or can be bought by the case, containing one
dozen bottles for ten dollars. We challenge the
world to produce purer, cheaper and nicer article
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09
WARMERS VlNUM VlTE
OR, 80
WINE OF LIFE.

This vino 10 prepared to take the place Of Wills
ktes and other spirits known to be made up Of Fusi
M and other deleterieus articles. The Wine of Life
is dstied with great care, especially for thoss who
require healthy stimulent. and for the use Of Med
cal Men and Nurses iu the sick room, in place of
now inu 50, and often depended upon In fact It is
. constant complaint Of Physicians in this country,
that It is impossible to procure pure Brandy whskey
and Vino for their patients. We ask the Medical
aculty and the public to give Warmers Vinum Vitae
Wine of Life q trial, and We ask
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09
ss PETERS, !: !.
MUSICAL LIBRARY,
500 CONSISTING OF /
Fifteen Volumes Filled with Choice
Piano MusiC,>
VOCAL COLLECTIONS.

VOCAL COLLECTIONS. '~,1f
SHINING LIGHTS. A choice col.
III lection Of beautiful Sacred Songs. ID
- HEARrH and HoHE, @FlREsIDH !
n ECHOES, and SWEET. SouxDs.lD
IL Three Volumes Of easy Songs by II.
AZ Webster, Presley, etc. 49, 4v
~ GOLDEN LEAVES. Volume I. II
- and II. The two volumes contain II
n all Of Will. 8. Hays Songs. '>n;0
IL PRICELESS GINS. A collection ~
~ Of beautiful Ballads by Wallace, - -
~ Thomas, Keller, etc. IL
n INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS. mi
FAIRY FINGERS, MAGIC CIRCLE. ~
and YOUNG PIANIST. Three vol.
w umes Of very easy music for young
n players -.
n. PEARL DRors and MUSICAL Rec "
- RsArloNs. Dance Music. Two 10
collections OF moderate difficulty. @
rhxAsASr MEMon,Es. a collection Of
beautiful pieees by wyman, Mack, Dress
Ter. etc,
Da,lt,ASr dsMs. A splendid collection
by Vilbre, AllArd, Packer. Kenkel, etc.
GoLpEN CW,Mxs. A collection of brill
liant psrlor music by Charles Keukel.
Price $3.50 per volume, elegantly bound
in cloth, with gill sides; 50 in plain cloth
$l.75 in boards.
Address J. L. PErrRs, 500 Broadway, NY,
We would call attention to The Opera At
Home. \ collection Of over one hundred
Beautiful opera songs. Price, So in cloth
aud gilt. Trade price, 81.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09

Bees are now sent by mail, con-
fined 10 : square block Of wood, with
auger holes bored in it, and covered
with wire gauze. .''. = 80
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09
WARMERS v " WIFE 4
WINE OF LIFE, -
Farm for Sale.

NHE undersigned offers for sale . good
i farm Of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Praire, about - :, '.:'''' - -.
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
II Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE an | meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivat ton. On the premises 10 q ..' o.:
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other Improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloudito Forest City, and will be sold
e6s@. Inquire At this Office, or Of :. - !
......s ........r. j.. 8. DAM, -s
. 81 s''<S4,. - wy On the premises.
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10 1874 { e. WANTED Y VA Ed 1871.
t1FEF" = a. - 80 "a e t-,"t' -
10000 New Subscribers
,,s..- =. s..s !.o"1,n.j; 5.,-....,l
ST. CLOUD JOURNAL.
VALUABLE PREMIUMS.

It is our desire to have
THE JOURNAL reach every
household in Northern Min
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests of this part of the
State, and we intend to make
it of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as we'll.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09

During fine starlight evening
lately, = y thhiree-year old philosopher, If.
ter silent dle' /! an. nd apparently profound
scrutiny 81 q the be- heavens, asked bis moth
Or abruptly "Where do the stars come
homl" Mamma replied : ~ don't know,
Willie !; / don't know where the stars
eamc FROM" "Well, you bet 1 do. The
moon hid H1s" SOL
.'lsf-57s-.I$ isyss1 ~ : trYIt9
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09

"A horse whose pedigree is eight
generations long, without any base I'D.
mixture, Is considered thoroughbred.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09

may differ regarding tie several indus
trial policies, there Gun be no question
;. thatthi successful! prosecution IF lnan-
ufaotures IS an unmistakable evidence
Of prosperity. While such evidences
arc not so plentiful as we could wish,
no ineonsiderable progress has already
been achieved in this direction, as viii
be seen by the following exhibit OF
manufactures, dcduoed from the Fed
eral census of 1860 and Of 1870 re-
speotively: ~ 2"i~
Whole number establishment: :s2 29,s
Value Of raw materials 1,9O400 12,Al234O
Number Of hands employed. 2l2s 40. .o e.726
1Otal valae annual products $s.s7S.ls2 $sa.ao6.o0
Assuming a. the basis Of comparison
the total titled area in agriculture aud
the value Of the annual product in
manufactures, the progress of the
State in these interests, relatively to
that Of population during The de-
cade, is shown as follows:
Per cent
Agriculture, increase........,>,>>>.>>S
Manufactures. ncrease......,>>>>>>,>S&
Population, norease....>....>>>>>.>>.ta
Recognising in you \ friend q that
beni6cent policy which looks to the
peopling Of the inviting fields Of the
immeasurable West from the over
crowded sections Of the Eastern States
and Of Europe, I assume that this
brief exhibit Of the progress Of one Of
the youngest Of the new common.
wealtbs will be acceptable to your read
ers.; Very respectfully, 2. PusEY,
Commissioner Of Statistics.
Bureau of!Statisties, st. Paul, Oct.i9.
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THE EXEMPTION LAW OF MIME
sofa.

~SoJ 80 sAASSS ~~yo Va SoOAS "AS"'
crop, Al to the protection that the law
throws around debtors family in this
State. We, therefore, give below the
section OF the statute relating to the
exemption of debtors, as revised and
amended down to date. The Home
stead Exem ption is as follows:
SEC. l. That homestead consisting
Of any quantity Of land, not exceeding
eighty acres, and the dvelliug-house
thereon, and its aprurtensnces, to be
selected by the owner thereof, aud net
included in any incorporated town. city
or village, or instead thereof, At the op-
ton of the owner, quantity Of land
not exceeding in amount ono lot, being
within an incorporated town city or VII.
lage, and the dwelling.house thereon,
and its appurtenances, owned and occu-
pied by any resident Of this State, shall
not be subject to attachment, levy or
sale upon execution or any other pro.
cess, issuing out Of any court within
this State.
The personal property exemptions
are Is follows: go -
SEC. 49,: No property hereinafter
mentioned or represented shall be liable
to attachment or sale on any final pro-
cess issued from an y court 10 this
State.
l. The Family Bible.
2. Family pictures, scheol-books OF
library, and music instruments for use
Of family.
3. A seat or pew in any house or
place Of public worship.
4. A lot in any burial ground.
5. All wearing apparel Of the debtor
and his family, all beds, bedsteads and
bedding, kept aud used by the debtor
and his family; all cooking utensils,
and all other household furniture not
herein en umerated, not exceeding five
hundred dollars in value.
6. Three COWS, ten swine, one yoke
Of oxen and a morse, or in lieu of ore
yoke Of oxen and horse, a span of
horses or mules, twenty sheep, and the
wool from the same, either in the raw
material OF manufactured into yarn Or
cloth i; the necessary food for MI the
stool mentioned in this section FIR on,
years support either provided or grow
ing, or both, as the debtor may choose
also, one wagon, cart Or Gray, one sleigh,
two plows, one drag, and other farming |
utensils, including tackle for teams,
not exceeding three hundred dollars in !
value.
1.-THE provisions for the debtor and
his family necessary for one years sup.
port, either provided or growing, or
both. and fuel necessary for one gear.
8. The tools and instruments Of any
mechanic, miner or other person, used
OF kept for the purpose Of carrying on
his trade, aud, in addition thereto
stock 10 trade not exceeding four hun.
dred dollars in value the library and
Implements Of any professional man
Ill of which articles hereinbefore intend
ed to be exempt, shall be chosen by
tho debtor, bis agent, clerk, Or legal re
preventative, as tie case may be.
9. One Sewing Machine.
10. Necessary seed.grain. for the
actual, personal use of the debtor for
one season, to be selected by him not
however, 10 any case, to exceed the fol.
lowing kinds aud amounts respectively,
viz so bushels Of wheat, so bushels
Of oats, Is bushels Of potatoes, 3 bush.
els Of corr, and 80 bushels Of barley.
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-Ifa man wishes to know the
strength Of evil let him try to abandon
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09
Long or Short
TALES AND SKETCHES
Will be in each number.

In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, To-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
the
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09

Milk weighs from two pounds and
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-09
ADVANTAGES sso saEP{aiB}Eo BY THIS

It keeps tho money in the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It's rs liberal 80 is consistent with per-
feet security. ~ .:I.;, : -
It is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1t receives high rate Of interest on its
loans. ;'.f
Its rate Of mortality must be low by rea-
son OF the heaithful climate Of Minnesota.
CHAS. A. BARROWs,
Special Agent,
Office in Minneapolis.