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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-29
Squirrels.

~ Globe Flower Syrup cures whooping cough,
sore throat, bronchitis, and asthma.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-29

Frame House, 2s.ories with rooms with about an
acre and fourth of land Time will be given on
cart Of the purchase money.
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No. us.
PRICE, $3.50.

Farm of leo acres, so in cultivation miles from
Kingston, ROane county. Dwelling kitchen, smoke
house. &c One-third cash. balance in and years
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Entertainments

Furnished for Balls. Parties and Pic-nics, at
short notice, by A. M. SPIRo g. BRo.iy7tf
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For Sale

- One Blooded Brood Mare, at w. B. SMITH
stable iv-26tf
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!; ] offer few Building Lots, in, the city, fc
sale e. Jos. A. MABRY.
n mar23-tf T
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No IL.
PRICE, $500.

One story Frame Dwelling and % acres of Land one
mile from the court house in Greeneyille Tenn. Land
under good fence house new fine young orchard, &c.
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by telegraph
New York Market.
STOCKS.

NEW YORK April 6-MoHey firm at 4a5c Ster-
ling firm at 10c Gold sl105Sa1 10Y Government
securities offered at Is 62 1875. Southern securities
very firm but dull. with little change. Tennesesses
g. levees IA IS S. Alaba mas 1915; IS TO- Geor
gas 81; 7s 49, North Caronas 49,; new 255f South
Caroiinas II; new 5SK 8 500 - -
noticeable event to- day was the sale of bonds at
par for gold -frE - - fsrs 1853 q ie
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No. ISL.
PRICE, $500.

Farm Of lS5 acres. on Beaver Creek, Knox county,
10 miles from Knoxville and miles from station on
K and h. Railroad. AS acres in cultivation, New
frame dwelling of rooms of the best in the conn
try. New frame barn. 5Ox70 feet and other out build
ings.
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VALLEY FARMS.
No. 164.
PRICE. 5000.

Farm of $50 acres in Meigs county, on the Hiwasse
river Us in cultivation Is of which are bottom
land. Hewed low dwelling and out-buildngs.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.

FINDING MY BUSINESS ENGAGEMENTS
Il make it necessary to travel considerably away
from the city, wish to notify all my friends that let
ers on professional business addressed to me. Box 36
Knoxville viii receive prompt attention
aprl3-dlm DR., J. G. FOSTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. Sc.

Iron Property Very fine tract Of land containing
nexhaustible quantity of Iron Ore Blast furnace,
steam engine dwellings, out-buildings and grist
MILL blacksmith shop, etc.; well situated. Price, terms,
ETC., furnished on application.
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The Knoxville Weekly Chronicle is the best
Advertising Medium in East Tennessee.
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PRODUCE.

Sales $500 bales Upands, l4Z. Flour-Fair Souther
dull and heavy at IS S5a7 so; common to good extr
S155a9eO; good to choice same. Whisky frmer, 9OZ
9le.. Wheat steady; winter red and amber Westcr
$l6Sal. So Corn frmer at 56a57c for mixed Western
fise quiet at S4as5sc. Pork steady at slsJ@ Be-
dull; plain 10a15c Lard quiet kettle llallss(
Navals quiet and firm. Freights frmcr.
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Call and Sc,

The stove Fashion" unequalled for econom
cheapness and durability. HoxIE s. DEPUE.
!, iy-1OdW-tiun. .5i--s t-t. -- 5raI
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New Good. and New Prices,

81 For Clothing, cheap and fine,
-, Call on A. Lo5enstinel a'r sls lt1d
-rs-- 5rala. l-H AT yiad 2gT toa
"a ". Burger & Sons old stand a
IvS-1m No. II, Gay Street.
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FOfRent,

p Fine frame. dwelling on Church street, $3.50
per annum. -. 90.
Also good brick house., stable and servant 5
house, with (2s) twenty-eight acres of land,
we'll fenced and partly divided in small lots
for stock. There are two cisterns and an ex-
cellent well. This is a fine place for market
gardens or dairies Apply to = Hra
iv-7-dtf MUNsoN s. BAILEY
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Ciucinuafi Markef.

CINcIyNArI. April 2s-Flour steady and in mode
rate demand; family s620a655 Corn firm at 81 cents.
Fork higher. to cover contracts $780, Lard IL cents,
Baeon-shoulders 67Se sides Sass. Whisky SIC.
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Wanss-For Renf-For Sale boarding Losf-fosnd
cu be inserted IN this colsmn at 20 Cents each an
sertion not exceeding foe lines; oVef foe h"es Gents
or each additional line uciU be charged.
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JOb Work.

-. 80 .s. Job Work.
Orders for job work from neighboring coun-
ties promptly attented to at the CHRONICLE of
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DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REpoR
WEATHER REPORTS.

-rarE Xxx WEATHER REPORTS.
- :, War DEPT. OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFr1cER
Washington. D. c., April g. Csc. P. NJ 1871.
.as.y f.sE--rr Probabilities: Isef
is probable that fresh and brisk winds from the
southwest and northwest will prevail from Pennsylya-
MIA wet and nth 10 the Mississippi and the lakes.
Small local storms will probably pass the Middle
and Eastern States with cloudy weather Saturday
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,PemNerton's compound extract Of Stillingia
cures all old mercurial and venerial diseases
without fail-try it. t
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Az ssaal Temperance Lecture.
2 a lecture on temperance will be delivered al
New Prospect Church tomorrow morning.
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Lot $50 feet square, corner Cumberland and Locust
streets Very desirable location for residenee-one
of the best in the city. -,.st .s
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The Place to Get Your Closhiue.

If you want NICE perfectly fitting suit, made
of the very best material by those who thor
oughly understand their bushes, call upon
Mfessrs, Cuquel and, .Pillet Merchant Tailors
on the West Side of Market Place, opposite
City Hail. By strict attention to business and do
ing veil everything they do, they hope to merit a
continuation of the patronage which has been
so literally bestowed upon them. Give them a
call and learn for yourselves that theirs is a
number one establishment. sL rfH; Visit
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No. I72.
PRICE. $500.

Saw Mill and 50-horse power engine, Single and
lathe machines corn mill ETC., situated On the Onch
river and Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad ut Gin
ton Fine location for mill; logs plenty at fair
prices Time viii be giEen if desired on onehalf the
purchase money.
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Send Your Sons
BLOOMINGTON 0L[,l NURSERY

18th Year. GO Acres. - GREENHOUSES. Largest
Assortment-all sizes. Best Stockl Low Prices!
Would you know What. When, How to Planil Fruit
Plants, Apple Seed, Early Rose Potatoes, Shrubs,
Roses, Greenhouse and Garden Plants &C.. &c. Flow
er and Vegetable Seedsl Finest, Best Collection
Sorts and quality; Senu 10 cents for New Illustrated
Descriptive Catalogue, SO pages Send stamp, each.
for Catalogues of Seeds with plain directions 81 pages
Bedding and Garden Plants, 81 pages and Wholesale
Price List, "a pages. Address, F. K. PHOENIX.
Bloomington Illinois.
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No. 16S PRICE, 81. CO.,
Small House and Lot, well located, in East Knox
lille, near Ingles' Mill.
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! Forty sacks of 8uckwheat Flour just received
and for sale by ~.
nov1s-tf GEO. NJ. WHITE s. SoN.
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$50 for Eagle Brick Hand Machine.
$500 for Eagle Brick Power Machine.
Write to FREY. SHECKLBR & CO.. Bucyrus, o.
GOTrON MACHINERY for Sale Cheap.
and full preparation. Now running, and in arst-rate
order. Address MACHINERY, care Messrs. Geo. p
ROWel & Co. Al Park Row New York
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No. lT5.

Exceedingly desirable Lot for residence on Asylum
rect, near Market Square.
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No. 16.
No IA.

Very desirable situation for residence lot 6OxIl5
On Cumberland street, near the Episcopal Church
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Real Estate.
! MUNS0N & BA1LEY's
REAL ESTATE COLUMN
J City and Suburban PROPERTY
2NEW LIST.

No. I13.
THIRTY beautifully located lots near the Clinton
Pike These lots have just been laid out and are now
offered for sale for the first time Favorable terms can
be secured by those wishing to build.
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Vacant lot on Asylum street. 5Oxl2o. :
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No. 173.
PRICE. $1,000.
No. 176.

Copper Mine. Large tract of Copper Lands in Floyd
county, Virginia Ores have been fully tested. and
found to be very rich. Price, terms etc. furnished on
application. Map can be seen at our Office.
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For sale

nEsTfsABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IL Two Houses and Lots and Three Vacant Lots on
Mahrv Street adioinng Major Eiliotts and Col. Nun
sons property r. HI. RICHARDS.
April Is dlUtS
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1AANks.

We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment o.
legal blanks, including:
Dseds-Wsrranty, Quit.olaim, Mortgsg,
and Chsttel Mortgage.
Distrtct Cox1t-Summons, Notices Of
Trial. Notes Of Issue and Executions.
Jsssies's Court-Sunmols and Subpo.
mas.
To Towx OI11orRs.-We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of supsrvisorslsying out = new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of reads (for public
Town orders, with stubs. bound or un-
bound.
Afidavits to be attached to all Bills, (for
town or county use.)
Bond OF Town Treasurero.
sc Constable.
Justice Of tho 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 tho country, for large
mall quantities, filled 1T st. Paul prio
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LO0OS.
FROM PAYNESYILLE.
Church-Eire-Change.

PArHEsv1L1E, Nov. 18th, 1871.
Eo1roR JouRNAL.-The Congregational
church in this place is making quite
. show. Several carpenters are at work
on it. It is now ready for the rafters, and
this week will doubtless see it enclosed.
It is not expected to be finished before next
fall.
Our neighborhood above here has been
again visited with fire. J. ". Glines has
been burned out. Everything was Destroy
ed except his house and contents. He lost
his hay and grain. except:'a few bushels
that he thinks might be fit for seed, but ha.
none FOR bread. He also lost six or eight
fat hogs; IN fact this fire has cleaned the
poor fellow out entirely. Even his reaper
is total loss. I understand tho fire
caught from his chimney. Insured in The
Republic.
John Moore is leaving this place to-day,
He will locate ia Willmar, and make that
his headquarters in the agricultural imple-
ment business.
We have q young winter hero. The
ground is covered with snow, and the cir
is quite cold-a precursor of what il "a
come. Ftp.
Another correspondent also sends Us
an account Of this fire, embodying abou
the same facts.
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REAL ESTATE TRAHsrHRs,
deportation TH1 JoulxA1 BY IoAn Zsgp
EsQ., Register IF Decd.

Warranty Deed Tr2ns1ers for Week
Ending November IL, 1871.
D. H omsr spicer and wife to Elvira Hut.
for for lot Z and blk e8 In James Bows's
Add to st. Cloud $3.50
Peter Utsch and wife to Thoader Taufen
for 81 ne4 SEQ 81 and sw} nw} and nwa
sw{ SEQ 80 T 124 B gov $4,000
Catherine Weis and hush to George Weis
for aad3 set net ?. and s"& SET and lot! lot !
Susan Rigby and hush to Fatims Heston
for und} Of piece ne Of blk Ill in Clear
Water $25
Elvir. A, Leavits and hush to J. o. Rice for.
und} nj nw} SEQ 26 T 122 r 70 v. $500
Newton N. Abel to! Sumner Lesvitt for
lots 8 l. 9 blk 81 in: Town Of Fair Haven
."". '-s.'. - SIS
John O. Rice and wife to Sumner Leavitt
for und ! nj nw} SEQ 20 T 1872 r % v
$3.50
Charles F Cady and wife to franklin Oar
ling for mel sec Is 126 r 35 $3.50
Henry G. Root and wife to Elvira A Leav-
lit for blks l, 16 and II in Town Of Fair
Haven 5000
Ole johnson and vita to School Dist No
IS for rs acres IN net sw4 SEQ 80 T 1923
R34w ST.
Casper Wander and wife 10 School Dist No
63 for ne l acre Of mel mel sec I 1923
R33W 81
Michael Riley and wife to School Dist No
81 for acre in sw} sci sec 26 T 125 Il
saw 81
Harriet N. Wilson and hush to Wesiy Carter
for 30 # of lot in Empire Block City Of
st. Cloud $500
Alexander Morre and wife to Washington
McNiscs for lots l l. blk 10 in Sank
Centre $3.50
Peter Fusohweil aud wife to Xavier and
Avis Item for sw 20 acres Of net set
SEQ % r 1875 r gov 1926
QUIT CLAIM.
Owen Kelly and wife to Edward o. Ham in
for sW& SEQ 81 T 124 r 28W 500
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The Winona & st. Peter company have
their road tn operation to-day from Man.
kato by way Of st. Peter fifteen miles from
Mankato in direct line towards St. Cloud.
The Minnesota river is bridged At cost Of
$125. 900, and the road finished at . total
cost of not less then As!f million doAsrs
for tho fifteen miles. st. Peter Therefore
feels easy in the belief that the southern
terminus Of the st. Cloud reed will b
within her limits. When the Winona 4 e,
Peter company gets through with the rush
Of road building now on hand. this matter
will, We arc confident, receive attention
from that eompany.-M. Peter Tribune.
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Auction Notice.

On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th, will
again be in st. Cloud with large stock
Of goods, to be sold ct Auction. The stock
consists Of DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS.
This whole stock is from house closed, in
bank ruptcy, and will therefore be closed
out without limit or reserve. This, think
will be the largest stock We ever brought
here, and will be sold free. We give this
notice some time ahead in order that you
may prepare for the sale-rHAr Is, LAY VI
YOUR CASH.
H.. 8. FA1RCH1LD l. CO.,
Auctioneers,
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BENTON COUNTY.
EIoction-St. Cloud and Brainerd b. RI
Corn RaisinH-Complatnts

R1ol's, BENTON Co., Nov. 18th, 1871.
EDlToR JounNAL.-Considera interest
IL mantle ted in the result Of tho election
in this District, and returns from distant
PREDICTS, are eagerly eoughtaftsr. Thegen-
eral expectation is, that Richardson and
Haven are elected. G. r. Rice is elected
County Commissioner, much to the relief Of
the dwsllers along the river, who seem to
feel that tho East side Commissioner was
disposed to bs-well, to use their own
euphonious term-''hosgish."
Tho grading Of tho railroad is fast ap-
preaching completion, there being about
forty miles finished between Watab and
Brainerd. Mr.. Florid, who had three
miles just opposite here, finished last
night, and tomorrow his crew goes to q
point few miles below Brainerd. The
station here will be but about half-mile
from Rice's, aud will accumulate a largo
extent Of country cast OF here, and will
probably in9ucs 'nauy to settle, who would
otherwise go farther back. And now.
while we are talking Of it, did you ever
notice that this same sandy "Rice Prairie"
will yield readily from so to IS bushels
Of (ears) corn, per acre and that it is the
very best place you can find for stock rails
ing? 1t is true, nevertheless. Mr.. Rice
had 25 acres of corn this season which
averages about 10 bushels, and one man
and team did tho whole work up to the
time of ''cutting up in rs days. (speak-
ing Of corn, want to tell you about field I
saw in the southern part Of Wright county
the week before election, while choking
after the crops" 1t WAS on tho east shore
Of Cokato Lake, in the Township Of Cokato.
and belonged to Andrew Hart, Of that ilk.
The corn was large Dent, was planted
May 18th, and ripened and was cut up
without frost in from s5 to 80 days. The
yield WAS 100 bushels to the acre, and tho
average height OF stalks was IA feet. Some
were Is to II, and but very few under Is
feet. I brought homo specimen ears IA
inches long, and other ears containing 26
rows. Mr.. Hart has been experimenting
considerably with corn, and having such
excellent success this year he proposes to
furnish seed OF this variety, for the very
reasonable sum Of So per bushel, and war
rant it to grow, or no sale. There will no
doubt be more demand than supply in his
own county, but felt like calling attention
to tho opportunity given to get improved
seed corn. All this is in parenthesis.)
There is no little dissatisfaction, along
tho line of road above here, in regard to
the right Of way. Some Of the settlers,
who had small farms, which are cut in two
BY the road, and who are really materially
damaged, are indignant 1t being offered Z
paltry fifty dollars, more especially wh.z
the railroad folks cut more than that value
Of wood on the land, without leave 0,
license. One honest old Teuton said to the
engineer: "ven gets retty, hauls mine
wood home nit me, vot you cuts on mine
liant" And hs will,
Yours truly,
LOGOS.
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Tho question "How he was to
live" was "Knotty Question" to tho
poor street sweeper, and the "lNustrat-
ed Christian Wee1ly". of October 2lst
has ably illustrated his perplsx,ties.
The "Graia Fleet IN New York."
"Bethany Suudsy-school" At Philadel-
phia, the "Sscred Rambino" at Rome
and story showing the power of kind
ness over animals, are the other sub
jects Of illustrations. Address at 100
Nassau-stfeet, New York.
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IMPROVED DENT1sTRY.-Goodn news to oil
those wearing or wanting artificial teeth
DR.. Upham has purchased the exclusive
right for Stearns and adjoining counties,
for using Folsom's improved method o.
holding artificial teeth. With these i'm.
provcments teeth are secured firmly in the
mouth, and will not drop while eating
speaking, or laughing, neither will food .,
seeds Of berries get under the plate. Il
can be attached to old platss ~ we'll q
new.
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N O TlCE!.

The JOURNAL Office has just received 4
very large and complete stock Of new type,
cuts, borders, &c., purchased at the best
Eastern foundries. Also fine assortment
Of wood type for posters. These addition.
will enable us to turn out better work that
ever before, and equal to the best done in
the State. Prices reasonable. Send in your
orders, which will receive prompt atten
rion.
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NEW QUARTERs-sPLEN NEW
Stock.

: Having removed to his elegant and COM
modious new storeroom, Mr.. J. ". Ten
voorde would call the attention Of his
friends and the public to tho immense
stock Of goods which he has just received.
Tho shelves are all full-tables are full
goods are piled under the counters and
over the shelves-goods everywhere. He
has everything that may bs called for-dry
goods, groceries. clothing, boots, shoes,
hats, caps, blankets. crockery, notions, 30.
He guarantees to sell as low ~ any other
house in the city. and warrants his goods
10 be as represented. Call at Tenvoorde's.
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St. Cloud. Nov. 9th, 1871.

RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS BY PRAIRIE
FIRES The ladies of st. Cloud have gath
cred together quantity Of partially
which will be distributed to those
ufferers whose needy condition is prop
erly authenticated, upon application in
person or by letter to
Mrs. H. C. BURBANK,
Mas. H. H. HeRBERr.
MISS MINNIE MORSE.
Committee.
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FIRST DIV. 81. PAUL + PACIFIC Z. Z.
Sumner Tlnae 9'Able.

sA1xf CLOUD TRAINS.
Lave It. Cloud 7:15 A. y. and 21b Pm.
u Arr;v. 40 1910 P II. and 7:2OP.N.
ST rAuL TRAINS.
Leave St. Paul 1904. NJ. and 2:3o r. NJ.
Arrive do 12A. aud P. NJ.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 1904. NJ, and ESQ P. N.
Arrive do 1l:35 An.
P,ssenssrs takingthe morning train from Saint
0oud for Minneapolis change cars at st. Anthony
junction and arrive At Minneapolis at ll.35 A. NJ
NJ ais ?. n train from St. Cloud, does not make
connection At st. Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus &c
Minneapolis ON arrival OF train.
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- Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row;
New York, and 6. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, Now York, are tho sole agents
fer T1z JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
th,ris.dt. contract for inserting advertise
ns7ss f.r 70 ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertiser in that city are requested to
eave their favors with either Of tho above
b uses.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

Gross 4 Plates are doing . rushing
business In tho meat line at their establish.
nent near Brokers Block. They pay the
highest cash price for venison. Their Gus
TONERS will always be supplied with the
best, fattsst and tenderest meat, game and
poultry to be found in the market. When
you want something nice, 90 to Gross L
Plates.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

Among his new arrivals Of foreign
piece goods, Prondzinski has some Of the
famous ''buckskin' goods. They are with
out superior in the market. Call and
see them; be measured and leave your or
der.
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Tho rush 70 Montgomery l. Vests still
continues. Thor large stock of goods
and their low prices render their
establishment favorits place with
OIL People who want good goods cheap
will 60 to Montgomery L West's,
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MORE NEW GooDs.-J. G. Scherer has
received this week another large lot of
winter goods, comprising everything in tho
boot and shoe line, which he is selling at
bottom figures. Call and SEQ him.
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TAX e NOTICE.

Having disposed of my stock Of goods to
Mr.. G. 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. l will be at the old stand.
T. II. MORSE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

Not finding any money in the
house, a disguised Kentueky burglar
made the family get up and cook him
some supper.