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FarBKew.Now Yorlr.erethe toU agents
fit I JOOBBAB, in that oity, and M. au
tJeee^sedteeentraet far Inserting advertise-
W At •«T leWCCt OCA* MtM.
•dimlleoTs la thateityere reqaested to
•M* their ferere with oitktr of tko chore
It
rati in I A PACIFIC 1 1
Tattle*
•Arriv 12:20*. «.»nd T:S0».M.
JW ritJltSAWS.
Loure St. PaulT«C». "••J1* 2j30 r,
Arrive do 1 2 M. and 7 ».
aumiArous TEAISS.
leave BUnneapolle 7:50A. M., and. 2:50 v. a
Arrive do 11:35A.M
Taassugors taklngthe morning train from Saint
ad tor Mlensapolis change can at St. Anthony
Jaaetteaaad arriToat Miuneapolis at 11.35 A. M.—
Xno2.lt ». M. train from St. Cloud, does not make
connection at St. Anthony Junction with tha train
for Minneapolis, bat passengers tako omnibm fo
SUaeeenoiJsoa arrival ottrain.
I A OsTFBSR.
For $2.00 wt will send to any address
JovmaaL and tho St. Paul Pra» for
owe year. Tko regular prico for tho two
ia|4.t9.
.—Mr. Gordon reoeived his commission
as Register ef tkolaad.Offleo on tho 11th,
bamaeea WW resumed on that day.
—Tko now ilao table of tko St. Paul
nnd8t. Cloud railroad will go into effect
ntzt Monday. Tkorowillbo bnt onorewarded
treia per day each way. ........
—Mr. aadrew Hart, of Cokato, Wright
oooaty, kaa loft at tats ofieo samples of tko
ecra referred te at longth by our eorres
pondont "Logon."
—The voters of Kandiyohi county have
I molted, ky a majority of 280. to remove
the county seat from Kandiyohi to Will*
—Why dees not tho Board of Bdoehtion
get a bell for tko Union School building
—ob that wkon tko boll pealed for school,
tko ehildron oould alio "pool" for school.
—Tho down train from tkif plnoo on
Monday wao dotainod by tho Mod of ono
of tko cylinders of tko locomotive blowing
out at Anokn. Nobody hurt.
—Tko next Baptist Sooioty will
with MrtuJ. H. Owea on Friday aftornoon
and evening. Momboro ere requested
bo
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to
—Partlot desiring us to ordor for thorn
nugntinoo at the rodueod ratea will leave
their nameo, with tho money, nt this office
Without dlrftjf.
a
—Unexpected that MeKeniio'i party,
eageged in survejiag tho St, Cloud and
Mankato Bailroad, will roaok Hutchinson
today or to-morrow. They were at Litch
told oa Moaday.
—Mr. Joan Wilson, oon of J. P. Wilson,
Boq., arrived from Bod RJver whore ho has
a largo farm. He lout, by the prairie fires,
km kouso, a large barn, 160 tons of kay,
grata, agricultural implements, ho,
—In 1806 there were but fifteen election
preouote in Stearns county. Tkoro aro
mow thirty-six. This is but a fair indica
tion itf tho growth of tho county daring
that tin*.
—MoRaugtoa tho express robber, who
oajoyod tho koopitolitioB of tko S Cload.
jeilfor swroralmeaths, has boon taken to
Otter Tail City for trial at a term of tko
District Court held by Judge MeKolvy.
—Mr. A. W. Bush has made arrange
ments for heating his jewelry establishment
With steam—running pipes through the
different rooms. While putting up
thesay
bailor, it fell, breaking though the floor
with a fearful crash. Dr. Oilman narrow
ly escaped being severely injured.
••Tha Alexandria Pott says John Patrick,
a Jeweler, was fined 816 and costs (848 ia
all) for stealing three chrysolite stones
from a ring given him by D. M. MoPher
soate repair—substituting paste in the
fleet of tho stones.
—Weleata from the StnUnel that Mr.
Jisaas Beatty, formerly of the City Res
fineffaat of this place, has purchased Mrs.
Lofkin's Interest In the Lufkin Hotel, at
8smk Baalas, and will aooa take possession.
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—We are pleased to note as an evidence
of prosperity among our contemporaries,
that several of them have this year iatro
daeedcyliaderpresses into their offices.
The Inst is tko Wabasha Smtintl Ta a
Joaasaa has boon printed on a cylinder
pressfortko peatAve years. At tko time
4 arrived, tkoro wore art more tkan kalf a
e^esea cyliader preeue a hs State.
—We nre indebted to Capt. H. A. Car tie,
of St. Pent, lor tickets for the beautiful
aUegerienl drama el the "Union Spy" which
wiU be pradueed a St. Paul from tho
80th to tho 86th of November, in the
t. Peal Opera House, far the benefit of
the Oraad Army ef the BepuUie. On the
84th exoaieisa tickets, good tor tko round
Hip, wiU be sold from St. Cload and Inter
mediate points. '.
—F. B. Van Hooeaa, BepabUeaa Bepre
seatative for Douglas county, is elected by
aa almost uneaimoes vote, and the same
can bo eel* of Ole Petersea, Beaator of
•ale IHkemtilot ifasnsVjs Part.
of Dengme eountyiinve
tad." We regard Mr.
I Heasea ao one ef the meat promlsiag
maa of the apper eeaatry, aad Mr.
is a very capable man for tko
pecittoa ofBanator.
-i I
{Csuaon.- Mr. Geo. 8. Spencer,
ef Ceralag. N. T., and Mr. J. H. Rhodes,
of Gfeton, H. T., have parekased AUea ft
BasseVe stock ef eaags, msdietnes, fto.,
aad wffl open next week la Broker's eld
•toad, fbey are aa estevprkdng arm and
yritteke^lesedeafoedbneinsse Messrs.
AUea ft BnanaB wm devete their atteatien
ameasjitvelyjo the grocery trade.
Poaeoa Oeear.-daetiee Baraes' ofieo
has bjpsatfreeit as foBewst
OaMemday ChaeKeUey for a gentle ia
eseimelisa was 8ned 88 aad costs.
Oa Tuesday Jesv MeCMlaa paid 86 aad
oesto far de^eaoped drunk.
sVOa Weemeeaay Jeia Cartacr feUewed
^•tbao!—Ladies win and at
ftWes^s aneletat aeaertment ef fan
They hare all styles, aad earn salt anybody's
pocket. Go soon aad have the choice
•election.
Michigan
Allen &
Taurs'Toira PLAOE.—Choice
applee, at 84.60 per barrel/ at
BaaaelTs, .. ...,.•'. ......
—Taa ueasand rolls of wall paper, a
perttoa of Tobey ft Mitchell's new stock,
has Just beea received.
—A splendid extlcle of Oerderoy aad
Bearer cloth boots, Jnst the thing for cold
r.at Henderson's.
I famished with supplies at
t^jgnojw. Qaax. 11 W.Camai sasrtod
oa Saturday far Aloanadria to engage in
tha prooaeuiloa of tad four man a trial
barVre tho Durtriot Court far the murder of
Paalaoa at Bvautitta. Attorney General
Cornott tolographod to Capt 0 that ha
could not bo present.
Mr. H. W. Hanford was a town a
Monday. Ha as removed his store
from Oak Lake to tho now town of
Moorkoad, oa Bed River. We aro glad to
learn that Mr. H. is doing a thriving bail-
Mr. Jan. Mitchell, of ButUr, Pa., ar
rirod oa Thursday, to ad health a tho
climate of Minnesota.
Mr. Dudley Woodbridge, baring ipoat
oomo weeks in 8t. Cloud, and hunting in
tho vicinity, started a Moaday for his
heme in Marietta, Okie,
Mr. A. W. Bush will start for the East
on Monday.
Mr. A. Sohroeder, former Treasurer of
this County, has returned to New Jersey,
his old home.
Messrs. J. H. BoyIan, of Payuesville,
J.L. Gray, of Brookway.aud C. F. George,
of Santiago, were in town this week.
Messrs. A. II. Wilder and Jas. Mavall,
of St. Paul, were in tho city yesterday.
We regret to state that Mr. Mason H.
Mills is confined to his room by illness.
Mr. H. Brinkman, of Bookville, called
on us yesterday.
8aow.—A very acceptable rain on Sab
hath night turned to now by Monday
morning, and during the forenoon the
ground was whitened. 8inoo then, most
of the snow has disappeared. Tho weath
er is bright, crisp and pleasant.
Losr.—On Monday morning, between
lower town and Tnn JOUBBAX. offioo, a seal
shin glove. Tho finder will bo suitably
oa lowing it at this office—or he
can call and get the mate, just as is pre
ferred.
KAHDSOMS House.—Mr. Was. Powell has
recently removed to a handsome residence
just completed. It is located in lower
town, in the grove near Dr. Tolman's. It
is a two-story building, finished off, inside
and outside, tattofully and even elegantly,
and is one of the most home-like houses in
the town.
Fran.—We learn from Col. McTntire that,
the barn of Mr.' Chaa. Buss, at Cold Spring,
was burned on Tuesday afternoon. Ono
horse, seven tons of kay and quantity of
onto were burned. It is not known kow
the ire caught. Loss over $1,000 in
sured for 8500 in tho St. Paul Fire and
Mariae
Banana DEATH.— Yesterday morning
Col. John Emerson died quite suddenly at
his home in this city. Although he has not
been well for feme time, he had been walk
lag around within day or two previous
to his death.* Cot Emerson was one of the
oldest settlers in Northern Minnesota, and
was well known. Be was seventy-flv9
years of ago. His funeral took place this
forenoon.
New Parna—Tko Oleawood (Pope
County) JSfU is the name taken by the
Litokleld J^naeJmoa. Mr. Bisiag,
late
its editor, goto up a good local sheet. The
first number contains the following items:
—The fountain on Court House Square,
has, for seme unknown reason, ceased to
fiow.
—A largo Northern Pacific railroad sur
veying party passed through Oleawood
Tuesday on its.way to St. Cloud.
—It has been suggested that tko name
of White Bear Lake be changed tc the origi
nal Indian of
Wuka,n
Vhson.
or "Jfifiae-wawfea,"
signifying "white beer water." As there is
another White Bear Lake near St. Paul tko
change is commendable.
—For the first time wo visited Monti
cello the other day. We were perfectly
charmed with the beaatiful village. We
don't see. how any ono who has over lived
there could willingly abandon the place.
To bur mind "it is the loveliest village of
the plain." WJB have never seen St. Cloud
yet, hut hope to before long.—Farmer's
When you do, you -will unhesitatingly
that, in comparison with all other
towns in the State, it removes tho dilapi
dated linen from the tree of diminutive
growth.
Ooan EAST.—Mr Q. Hanauer, of the
firm of O. Hanauer A Co., started for
New Tork oa Tuesday to purchase another
large stock of goods for their establish
ment at this place The sales of this firm
have been so heavy, both at wholesale and
retail during the past two weeks, that this
additional purchase was rendered necessary.
Look out for tho aew goods which are to
arrive at Hanauer A Co.'s, andsupply year
self from their stock witk whatever you may
want.
Foa GnVTUuisn.—Mr. J. Prondsioski
kas just received a large assortment of
foreign piece goods, superior in texture
aad of tke latest styles. Ooatlomea wish
ing suits should not fail to ceil nnd examine
these goods, which will be made to order
ia the most approved Styles.
.Naw Sroae.—McDonald has purchased
Z. H. Morse's stock of family groceries and
provisions aad added largely thereto. Hie
assortment is very complete, nnd his prices
ore low. He would ask that the public
give him a call and satisfy themselves that
it is for their interest to buy of him.
Hot ron Wurean.—The largest, best
aad cheapest stock of winter goods in the
line of beets, shoes, robbers, arctics, I «ontinues.
Aleskat, Beaver boote, ftc, ever brought
to 84. Cload, received this day by M. Beck
or. Call aad tee his splendid stock. He
aasJast what yea want, end will soil to
you cheaper than you can bay elsewhere.
—ralrehild, the Aaetiea maa, will be ia
St. Olead, oa the 80th with a large stock ef
gpeda
',
—A. Moore, of 8anh Centre, has a eea
tract for faralahiag 100,000 ties along the
liae ef the St. Cloud aad Pembina railroad,
betweea Sauk Centre aad Osakis..^—.JL
T. Tracy, who kas beea troubled with aero
eyes far sometime, aae-become totally
blind. So says the Sauk Centre Btfli.
Fon Bnni—A ovatraDy MOntod and
eemfbrtable dwelling honee, on Wellee
Aveaue. Inquire at thiromee.
,. ". ..•.•' .,,
NoTien.—Dais, Beal ft Co., will pay the
highest each price for all Mads el grata.
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—All tke aew styles of wall paper, are
included ia Tobey ft Mltokell's aew stock
received this weak from New Tork
—The largest and best asssortmeat
boote and shoos in town, at
:'"'.'
t:
'^B^rnaadojVs.
CwaAr.—Cheiee Mlchigaif apples, at
84.60 per barrel, at
A I S & Hassan's.
•.
—A large lot of the .celebrated Now
York Club skates just received at
C. F. &. W. POWSLL'S.
—A splendid assortment of lamps and
lamp goods, just received at PaulJMocken
haupt's, and will be sold cheap.
.'""
—Quarter-second watches, at
Busa's.
•J-Corn aad Cob Cruehere,
ArGaeraaoa's.
—A lot of tae draught aad iitlug horses
for sale at Herbert ft Leash's livery stable.
All tko grading on the 8L Cload aad
Pembina, liae has been let between 8*.
Cloudand 8aok Centre, exoept a short
piece to connect with the bridge. That
MISO will bo lot when work is commenced
on the bridge. About 16,000 feet of lum
ber has boon sent to Spunk Lake, to build
engineers' quarters at that place, and
buildings for ike same force will soon bo
erected .twenty-five miles further on. As
soon as tho road is constructed, these build
ings, will be used as section houses.
The headquarters of the contractors of
the St. Cloud and Pembina and St. -Cloud
and Brainerd lines, De Graff & Co., are alto
here—nearly opposite the Post Office. I
wmw
£:'%&
POP FIFTEEN cents wes
will furnish
THE JOUBNAL
from (and including) this
Week until the Ipt of Janua
ry, 1872.
This is only about one-half
the regular price.
f6^»Tryit!
Bauaoaa bams.—Qua. Morris, Chief
Engineer, Capt Parte, Assistant, and 8.
Folsom, Biget-ol-Way Agent of the St.
Paul and Pacific Bailroad, arrived ia town
en Tuesday. Oon. Morris ksa leased the
building on Washington avenue formerly
occupied by the American U. Express Co.,
for Engineers' headquarters, and will
ocoupy it this week.
Gen. Morris informed us that the bridge
to be built across the Mississippi at this
place, will be "range work"—-granite—
and of the very best character. If it
crosses at the Wilson Crossing, as
nowof
seems probable, the longth of the bridge
will be 600 feet, with three spans of 200
feet each. Oon. M. seat to New Tork, for
tho examination of the Directors of the
Northern Pacific at their meeting
on Tuesday last, the plans for tko
bridge at tail crossing. He expects to
bear definitely from the Directors by
thesaw
elese of this weak, nod if he does, will
begin work on tko bridge next week, and
hare it finished by the 1st of March, 1878.
Mir. Folsom went to Melrose yesterday.
MajorE. Clark, proprietor of the town-site,
has given one-half of it to the Company,
on consideration of the road being run
through the towai This will involve a
slight ohange ef the liae ealocated.,
Oon. Morris returned to 8L Paul yester
day.
arrival Arrant
800 barrels prime Michigan apples at E.
C.8mith ACo.'s. Must be dosed out atof
once. Call end get a supply Of apples at
your own prices.
A S S E N I
S O
BJtCW
Having removed to his elegant and com
modious aew storeroom, Mr. W. Ten
voordo weald call the attention of his
friends nnd the public to the immense
stock of goods which ke has just received.
Tho shelves aro all full—tables are a
goods are piled under tho counters nnd
over the shelves—goods everywhere.
has everything that may be called for—dry
goods, groceries, clothing, boots, shoes,
ants, caps, blankets, crockery, notions, A
Ho guarantees to sell as low as any other
house in the city, and warrants his goods
to be as ropresonted. Call at Tenvoorde's.
A E N O I E
Having disposed of my stock of goods to
Mn. C. MoDonau), I desire to settle op all
my accounts. Parties haying bills against
me will please present them for settlement,
and those owing me will call at once and
make payment. 1 will be at the old stand.
Z. H. MORSE.
St. Cloud. Nov. 9th, 1871.
BELIEF FOR SUFFKRKBS BY PAAIBIB
FIRES!—The ladies of St. Cloud have gath
ered together a quantity of partially-used
clothing, whioh will be distributed to those
ufferers whose needy oondition is prop
erly authenticated, upon application in
person or by letter to
Mas. H. C. BUBIAXK,
Mas. H. H. Hnnnnar,
Miss I Mohsn,
Committee.
'..'••
Foa Ban.—A number Of superior
draught aad driving horses, at
Hnnnnar a LAM'S
Livery Stable.
'Moan Haw Goons—J. C. Schererhas
received this week another large lot ofconsists
winter goods, comprising everything in tke
boot aad shoe line, which he is selling at
bottom figures. Call and see him.
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—A largo portion of Tobey A Mitchell's
stock of new styles of wall paper arrived
this week from New Tork.! I
—Among his new arrivals of foreign
piece goods, Prondzinski has some, ef the
famous "buckskin" goods. They are with
out a superior in tho market. Call nnd
see them be measured and leave your or
der.
—The rush to Montgomery ft West's still
Their large stock of goods
low prices render their
ectabttehment favorite place with
alL People wko want good goods
will go to Montgomery ft Weet'e.
ih^*
.aheap
—Cross ft Plattes are doing a rushing
buelaeso la tke moat liae at tkolr establish
meat near Broker's Block. They pair the
highest cask price for venison. Their cus
tomers will always .be supplied with the
best, fattest and toaderest meat, fame aad
poultry to be feead in the market. Whoa
yen want something nice, go to Cross ft
Plattes. ••"•. •:•/'•.-
—FAIBCHILD, the Aaetiea. man,
be in ST. CLOUD, en the 20TH, with a
targe stock ef goods.
a"
—Arctic and rubber overshoes, nt re
duced prices, at
Haaniasoa's.
a i.
-Kerosene oil by tke peck, beshel or
tarrel, at
8suTB'a Gaooaar.
en
ArrLss.—Choice Michigan apples, at
84,60per barrel, at
Aaaaa ft Buesau's.
—FAnoaaaay
in 8r. Caoon, oa
stock of goods
—Buckwheat flour, at Davis, Beal ft
Co's:
—Go th Paul Mockonhaupt's and buy
your crockery. Going off cheap.
—An elegant stock of wedding presents
kas jun been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store. A
—Largo quantity of Winter apples, jus
reooived at TXXVOOBDB'S.
—Buckeye force-feed DriBs,
ArQnoraaoa'e.
—A full line ef teas, wholesale or retail,
AA SWtaB*B
an BMBBvaa eurewery.
wzm^m
Weeilem»4m.Ctema andmsmtaemt 8U me
—Coem slnlstng Cesaptolnte.
Btoa's. Baaroa Co., Nov.lsth, 1871.
Borroa JOUBJIAI.—Considerable interest
manifested ia the result of the
ia this District, and returns from
prceioots, nre eagerly toughtafUr. Thegen*
oral expeetatioB Is, that Richardson and
Haven are elected. O.T. Bice is oleeud
County Commissioner, much to the relief of
the dwellers along the river, who seam to
feel that the Bast aide Commissioner wee
disposed to be—well, to aae their own
euphonious term—"hoggish."
Tho grading of tho railroad is fast ap
proaching eompletion, there being about
forty miles finished betweea Watab and
Brainerd,. Mr. Florid, who had three
miles just opposite hero, finished last
night, and to-morrow' his Crew gees to a
point a few miles below Brainerd. The
station here will be.but about a half-mile
from Rioe's, and will aooomadate a large
extent of country east of hero, and will
probably induce many to settle, who weald
otherwise go farther back. And BOW,
While we are talking of it, did you ever
notice that this g&mo sandy "Rice Prairie"
will yield readily from 50 to 75 bushels
(ears) corn, per acre and that it is tho
very best place you can find for stock rais
ing It Is true, nevertheless. Mr. Rico
had 25 acres of corn this season whioh
averages about 70 bushels, aad oae maa
and team did the whole work up to the
time of "outting up" ia 28 days. (Speak
ing of corn, I want to toll you about afield I
ia tke southern part of Wright county
the week before election, while •looking
after the crops." It was on tho east shore
of Cokato Lake, ia tke Township of Cokato,
and belonged to Andrew Hart, of that ilk.
Tke corn woe a large Dent, was pleated
May 18th, nnd ripened and was ent up
without frost in from 85 to 90 days. The
yield was 100 bushels to the aero, aad the
average height of stalks Was 14 feet. Some
were 16 to 17, and but very few under 18
feet, I brought homo specimen ears 14
inches long, and other ears containing 26
rows. Mr. Hart has been experimenting
considerably with cent, aad having such
excellent soocess this year he proposes to
furnish seed of this variety, for the very
reasonable sum of $2 per bushel, aad war
rant it to grow, or no sale. There will no
doubt be more demand than supply in his
own county, but I felt like calling attention
to the opportunity given to get improved'
seed corn. All this is in parenthesis.)
There is no little dissatisfaction, along
the line of road above here, in regard to
the righi of way. Some of the settlers,
who had small farms, which nre eat ia two
by tho road, aad who are really materially
damaged, are indignant at being offered a
paltry fifty dollars, more oepemaBy whoa
the railroad folks eat mere tkaa that value
wood oa the lead, without leave or
license. One honest eld Teuton saidtothe
engineer: "VenI gets rotty, I hauls mine
vood home mit me, vot you cuts oa suae
lent" And he will.
Tours truly,
LOCOS.
mmms—aa—
IBOM PATHSYILLK.
CfcvAiokwjrtre»raassge.
PAYansnun Nov. 14th, 1871.
Boiron JbonnAS.—The Congregational
church in this place is making quite
a skow. Several carpenters are at work
on it. It is now ready for the rafters, nnd
this week will doubtless see it enolosed.
It is not expectedtobe finished before next
Our neighborhood above here has been
again visited with fire. J. W. Glines hai
beea burned out. Everything was destroy
ed except his house and contents. He lost
his hey and grain, except a few bushels,
that he thinks might befitfor seed, but has
none for bread. He also loet six or eight
fat hogs in fact this fire has cleaned the
poor fellow out entirely, Even his reaper
is a total loss. I understand the fire
caught from his chimney. Insured in tha
Republic.
John Moore is leaving this place to-day.
He will locate in Willmar, and make that
his headquarters in the agricultural imple
ment business.
We have a young winter here. The
ground is covered with snow, and the air
is quite cold—a pre-cusser of what is to
come. F.J. P.
—Another correspondent also seads as
an account of this fire, embodying about
tae same facts.
Auction Notice.
Oa MONDAT, NOVEMBER 20TH, I will
again be in St. Cloud with a large stock
ef goods, to be sold at Auction. The stock
of DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS.
This whole stock is from a house closed, a
baak rnptey, nnd will therefore, be closed
out without limit or reserve. This, I think,
will be the largest stock we ever brought
here, and will be sold free. We give this
notice some time ahead ia* order that yon
may prepare for the sale—THAI IS, IAX TO
on CAH.
H. S. FAIRCBILDftCO.,
Anctioneerr.
—The Wiaoaa.ftSt, Peter company have
their road tn operation to-day from Msa
kato by way of St. Peter fifteen miles from
Mankato in a direct line towards 8t. Cload.
Tim Minnesota river, is bridged at a eoSt of
$126,000, and the read finished nt a total
cost of aot less then asd/ a million deBare
for the Aftooa miles. St. Peter therefore
feels easy in the bcHcf that the aonthera
terminus of the St. Olead read will bo
within her limits. When the WinonaftSt.
Peter company gets throegh with tho rash
ef road building now oa hand, this matter
wiU, we are confident, receive attention
from that company.—St. PoUr Tnhtmt.
Foa SAW.—A good second-hand Camera.
Iaquire at J. Hill's pkotograph gallery,
St. Cload. 6w.
FOBS.—The highest cash price paid- for
all kinds of furs. Call, before selling year
tors, atJ. G. Hnber*e.
—FahohOd, the Auction man, will be in
8t Cloud, oa the 20th, with a large stock of
goods.
—The new stock of G. HanauerftCo.,
coon to arrive, will include a very large
end complete assortment of boots and shoes.
Do not make your purchases until their
stock arrives. Ton can save money by
buying of them.
—Apples in nay
Smith's Grocery.
quantity cheap at.
—Hubbard squashes at
SMITH'S GXOCXXT
—Apples ahd groceries of all kinds, at
Allen..ft Russell's.
—The best Laragan boois at
HxHDxnaoB'a,
—FAIRCHILD, the Auction maa, will
in ST. CLOUD, en the 20TH with a large
stock of goods.
-HI
—All hinds of tobaccco, smoking and
chewing,torsale cheap at Mockenkaapt's.
~.^3rs.«SiJfe
JssjMrtatyer Tan JoeaaAi t» Aha
Waxnuaty ttoeel «mwaam sew Week
BAaeUme a*TemaerU,aTX.
D, Heater Sptoer aad wife to Elvira Haf
fer for tot? and 8blk 88 In Jamei Bowe's
Add to St. Cload 8160
Peter Vtech and wife to Thoader Taufen
for s* ne* see 81 and swi awi aad nw*
swi Mo 88 T184 89
Catherine Weis and husb to
82,000
George Weis
for aade se» nei aadawg ie* aad lot I
see 29 T188 81 8600
Susan Blgby and husb to Fatima Heaton
for uad) of pieoo no of blk 111 In Clear
Water 886
Elvira A, LeaviU and kasbtoJ. 0. Bice for
aade a* aw* see 28 T128 88 w. 8800
Newton N. AbeU to. Bumper Loaritt for
lots7 8A9blk«71n.Town of Fair Haven
John 0. Rico aad wife to Sumner LeaviU
for und nj nw} soo 20 122 88
Charles Cady aad Wife to Faanklin Dar
ling for neJ sec 15 126 80 8760
Henry G. Root and wHe to Elvira A Leav
iU for blks 1, 16 and 17 in Town of Fair
Haven 8200
Ole Johnson and wife to School Diet No
76 for 2-8 acres in ne} sw} sec 80 T128
84 81
Casper Wander and wife to School Diet No
68 for ne 1 acre of nej he} sec 7 128
R82w 81
Michael Riley and wife to Sohool Diet No
61 for 1 acre in sw} se} sec 26 120
84 81
Harriet N. Wilson and husb to Wesiy Carter
for 80 ft of let 4 in Empire Bloek City of
St. Cloud 8800
Alexander Morre aad wife to Washington
MeNieeefor lots 1A 2 blk 10 in Sauk
Centre 8850
Peter Puschweiler aad wife to Xavier aad
Alvis Iten for sw 20 acres of ne*
see 28 126 29
QUIT CLAIM.
Owen Kelly aad wife to Edward O. Ham ia
for sw( aso 81T12412 8 »1W
On the 14th inst, In the BapUst Church
at Minneapolis, by Rev. Wilder, Mr.
F. TAXOOTT, of St. oud, and Miss RHOSA
M. DnwUr, of Minneapolis.
It will graitfy the many friends of Mr.
Talcott, who had about given him ever
to "hardness of heart," to learn that ho
has at leng»h chosen "the better part"—
and abetter half. Mr. T. and bride ar
rived here yesterday,
iMraovsn DsxTunT.—(lood newstoall
those wearing or wanting artificial .teeth 1
Dr. Upham has purchased the exclusive
right for Stearns and adjoining counties,
for using Folsom's improved' method of
holding artificial teeth. With those im
provements teeth are scoured firmly in the
month, aad will not drop while eating,
speaking, or laughing, neither will food or
coeds of berries get under the plate. It
can be attached to old plales as well as
Fairehild, theAuction man, will be
la 84. Cload, oa tho 80th, with a largo
stock of goods.
—Go to Herbert ft Lamb's livery stable
aad take a look at the fine draught and
driving hones for sale there.
Oj
—Oo aad see Bush's aew stock ef Holi
day goods. Make your selections aew.
—Sugars, teas, coffee, spices, liquors
aad apples, at
Alloa ft Bussell's.
WBXAT Waarnn.—Farmershaviag wheat
to sell wiU find it to their advan
tage to all on H. Z. Mitchell, before sol
Ung. Headquarters at H. C. Burbank'
office on St.Oermain street.
—If farmers want a good plow, call at
N. Lahr's. Patronise home manufactures.
—Young Man 1 Bush hah what you want,
or ought to want—engagement rings.
ej
—Solid gold sets, ia all the aew styles
at. BOSH'S.
te
—Buokeye force-feed Seeders,
AT QnoTBBoa's.
—Racine Fanning Mills,
A GBOVBHOB'S.
a
a a
S
In quantities to suit, at
D. M. O. MURPHY ft CO.'S.
FOB SALS.—Three first-class four-pocket
biUiard tables, 6|xll feet, in good order
aad all complete. WiU be sold aheap for
each. Inquire of
ROBBERSftLA1B.
—Tha questbo "How he was
liro" was a "Knotty Question" to the
poor street sweeper, aad the "IlluUrat
ed Christian Weekly" of October 21tt
has ably illustrated his perplexities.
Tha "Oreio Fleet fo New Fork/'
"Bothaay Saadsynwhool" at Philadel
phia, the "Sacred Bambino" at Rome
and a story showing the power of kind
ness orer animals, are" tko other sub
jects of illustrations. Address at 150
Nsaseu-street, New York.
—Not finding aay money in the
house, a disgusted Kentueky burglsr
made the family get ap and cook him
some sapper.
THE HOUSEKEEPERS'
E O I 1
3 a S
RAJiarT
I^AAJEJXJ,
is tke placetotad what yea waat in the
liae of
OooktDM UteriBllB,
ToldArtioles,
aad Faaey Geede of every dossriplioa aad
ef tea loeoot styles.
AoawoT roa wooaaorrs DtraoraD
.. a E a a
OB OOMMODB,
Sftpolio, jMMneie Paper
ware,
sootovr srraoH Aire smaainr a a
S a a
Send for circular.
G. WEBSTER FECK.
jane2»-ly
CHAS. B. NEWCOHB Co.
FORWARDING AND
C#«maissiw*Mf3itliaits
Particular attention given to the
Purchase and Shipment of
innesota Wheat.
Wm pay MUwaukee prices at Dalnth for all
offered them upon that market, and
NO CHABGB FOB COMMISSION.
W in S a 4 oex&tm.
Liberal advances made oa wheat
in Duluth elevator.
ef
g-»'ah.toreeciving a aa elegant
geedo ef ell kinds. For
«Maka, silverware aad jewelry of an hinds,
goto Beah'a.
iW?^^a
stored
orrxoas.
STILLWATER,
HASTINGS.
ST. PAUL,
DULUTH,
HBNBY C. BTLLLS,
Ossrrlsmare a S a
MAHUFACTORY,
roeea»MuAjaeAoet
BUmAVU
Wo have oa hand, printed from aew
type oa good paper, a fall assertmeat of
Ugalblaaks, iaelading:
/Mce—Wafraaty Quit-claim, Mortgage
aad Chattel Mortgage.
Dittrkt Court—Summons, Notices of
Trial, Notes of Issue and Executions.
Jmttm* Chart—8ummoas aad Sabpm
aas.
To Town Ornoaas.-We are able to
arnish the foliowing blanks to order, in
nny quantity desired:
Order efSopervisorslaylag eat a aew
road.
Release of Damages by Owners of Lead.
_. Notioe of laying eat of reads (for public
posting.)
Town orders, with stubs, bound or un
bound.
Amdavits to bo attached toall Bills, (for
BjDKe*Towa'Tsa«areja.-^^.fr.li!. ©.
a
I Justice of the Peace.
Notice of election to Town Office.
Oath of Office of Towa Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election of
Justice of tke Peace.
Notice^of Election of Constable.
These bleaks are Suitable for any town
or oounty in the State.
Orders from the eouatry, for large
mall quantities, filled at St. Paal prio
NOTICE I
TBH JOUMAX, office has just received a
rery large aad complete stock of aew type,
oute, borders, Ac, purchased at the best
Eastern foundries. Also a fine assortment
of wood type for posters. These addition
will enable us to turn oat better work that
ever before, and equal to the best done in
the State. Prices reasonable. Bead la your
orders, which wiU receive prompt attea
rioa.
A TH E
O W E S I E S I
Jos. Edelbrock
would call attention to his splendid stock of
Fall and Winter (Joods.
It includes a full line of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRT GOODS,
STYLISH DBESS GOODS, Ac,
CLOTHING!
For Mea aad Beys—full salts, overcoats,
etc.—made from the best material and
in the meet substantial maaaei.,
had WARRANTED.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Aa assortment not to be excelled either in
quality or variety in this market.
HATS, CAPS, FVBNI8HING GOODS fto.
ia-full variety.
vjLsaxrr
Wholesale end Retail Dealers in
toGents
mattmem
GROCERIES
of all kinds, kept constantly on hand.
t&* Call and examine good* and
atk prices.
JOS. EDELBROCK.
v!4nl6
•..
CHICAGO
Clothing Hall.
O. HANAUER & CO.,
Einiskiig Goods,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
fl^TS&CAPS,
MiTTM A mm,
Tranks & Valises.
PICKIT ft ABBOTTS OLD 8TAi)D,:j.
St. Germain Street,
St. do ud, Minn.
FsUtlealsF AttentlOB raid to Orders.
tleaie
HOUBO-
FARIBAULT NTTESERT.
The attention of the people ef Northern
Minnesota is called to the Faribault Nur
sery, which offers a very large and choice
stoohef
Fruit & Ornamental Trees,
Crapes, Berries,
SHBTJBS AND FLOWERS.
We offer over One Hundred varieties of
Fruit Trees—Apple. Pear, Cherry/, A
which we haow will de waU Minneeeta.
8peeial attention to eaUed to ear
stow WaudeUee Btfeersui Awstles.
Our aim Is to deal fairly with all. Mis
takes, if ever made, will be promptly rec
tified.
I E S
Catalogues furnished oa application.
Orders by mail tram aay part tha
8toto promptly eadearefaBy aUed.
a f: BBAlTD^PiefeMm
Jedy 0,1811, vla-aee)
tsssBestmai
vum UAMUM
BT.CMOD NOV. 16, 1871.
Wheat—Firm at 81 OOaf IlO.
Oats—82c to 3oo.
Cora-45a50o.
Barley—60a66o
Bye, 86c.
Bran—60c per owt.
-Shorts—8
Feed—8U81 60 per owt.
Hay, is of excellent quality this year, aad
sells at $6.
Beaas, 81-60 to 82.00, aoeordiag to
quality.
Potatoes,- baying at 85a40c
Cheese—Minaesota,20e New York, 25c.
Butter—Ranges from 16e to 20o.
Eggs—16a20c.
rj.
Green apples—84.60a6,00 per bbl 60
ots. per peck.
Cranberries—2.60a8.00.
Wool, 40c.
Dry maple woodIs worth $4af 4.60 for
full cord green maple, oak, &o.,$4aS4.26
tamarao, 88.60.
MiiWAUxxn, Nov. 16.
Wheat—8121 for No. 1.
Oata-80|cforNo. 1.
Cora—48o for No. 2.
iUl.li RICKS O O a
XXX
XX
BV DAVIS BXU A 00.
Wholsale.
86 00
6 60
4 60
StCoesOMD—
Sooots...........
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Utrioorbc,m
BESTGOODS
M_
Sd riom-in*-.....
Shln(U...„.....
PIek.U..
amF-FOB-^
BoTALL KINDS
8mP*OF-«t
JOB PRINTING
SavriN-iBt
apB-HEBMAN,-fj
a*BTBNGLISH,-fj
../.^v^a^r^OBTBJB,,
SSsTNOBWEGlAN,
rSEND YOB ORDERS^
8mT*TO TflE-VjBW
JOURNAL OFFICE.-|
GOOD WORK-ejnt
8mT*AT-«i
LOW PRICES. ^saV.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE OOlTFESSIOira 1 AM 1IYALID.
PUBLISHBDasawarnlnfawsmftsr
O a a a E a is prepared from tbe gen
ulneCeuadwramejo a from Lojo, Ecuador,
secorsd by the assistance of tbe authorities of. that
eouatry. Sold by aU druggists In pint bottles, hav
agen them our name, trade mark and fell dirsct
tonefttreee. rrios.flO. Ubotatory Wo. SOLOdar
street Msw Tork. S S E E A CO
W
»?y«»W»Ston.D. O Z.B. Bliss,
M. Hew York I Keene. Hew York.
WILL M. CARLETON,
AUTHOR O
3 a a I a re Out,'.'
BBCTS AHD WRIBB8 BOB
TH
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& a a
Retail.
86 50
eoo:
5 00
MTXIBKB. A E
Clsar.
Uinsnsion..
Stock boards..
than Railroads!
I
—psr $28 00aS600
lOOOalSOO
17 00
1CO0
fjr.che beneftt of
young mtnand sttcrtwho from Nerroas
DotHUty. Be., rapplrtaiicnji snu or SAW
Written by ona who Mtrad himself, and. sent tnfl
rMaiTlng a post-paid dtrceted aaValops.
Address NAVHAmm, MATFATA, Brooktjra, N.
jouS-Qm
OBJ A I A E
ISfflSlS^wajtMen on treat SOCIAL BVnj}
•ad A BUSKS, which Interfere with AIARRIAOB—
With sore means of relief for the KIT ing and Unfor
tunate dlsiand anddstjlUteted. Seatfrse. in sealed
envelopes. Address. HOWABDASSOCIATION,Ko.
SB Hlnth St Philadelphia. Pa.
HEW ADYERTISEAENTS.
CUNDURANCrO
BLISS, EEENE & GO'S.
id E a
THK WONDBBBOL REMEDY BOB
A S I I I I S S O A VJL.
E S BAI. E a A
O O N I O O I S E A S E S
Vn. I KBBMB having Just retained from
Bcaador and brought with him a quantity of tho
genuine a a a a secured throegh
the official recommendation and assistance of his
Bxcellency the President of Ecuador, and the Gov
ernment of that Republic, wears prepared to fill or
ders for it In limited extent, end ate prico about
one-quarter of that which the cost of the' first very
small supply compelled us to charge.
wMr"YRIBUITE,
T^e Best Tamlly Newspaper in the Country, a a
year .Sen Sir
Address. E
PATENTS
solicited bya a
Publishers of Scientific
isKriNsaTPerkBew,
BJ. Twenty-five years' experience.
Pamphlets containing Patent Lauv, with fall di
rections how to obtain patents, free.
A" bound volume of 118pages, containing the
bycountie* and all large cities, 140
engravings of mechanical movemnn.paterns, laws,
ana rules for obtaining patents, mailed on receipt of
fit cents.
»e CONGRESS AIICTIC.
Tha BIST wlaterOYlBSHOIl
HOBVCKLXStobreakt
.KOTBOUBLKtopatonl
Veat,Ges4eel 8t7llsht
AjITtT O 8H0I BBAhlB FOE If
I T3 3r E
I
O A S
LAMP
CHIMNEYS
BtamslHeat better tham amy ether aaaete
AskmrDithrlage'sand taken*ether.
les that eer name Is en tvsry bez.
DITHBUDOB ds BOH, Pltts%are a s*a.
aahHestdtorfriee tilet.
leapest AuTurtlsiii,
IN THE WORLD
Par ilS per tacit per Memtm, we
__-. advertisement in S8 Firet-Claee
Mima.. Hewepapere laclodlog a Dalllee.—
rraortlonau rates for eoalleradr'to. last sent free
wiU. lessrt"en
Bflmss
GEO.P.ROWELL&CO,,
4 1 A O W E W O
025
A S I O
pauses paid. H.
a 0
XJOVVDSBR,
than are usually offered by Nurseries, and
stock, ia most eases, superior.
W
MOO
SCO
28 00
10 00
2800
sates so ease
sooalooo
3 26a2 SO
lumbercan behad only atthsyards.
." •,. '. em a
BT .CLODD O JH ARBJET.
Cerreetal/or TasJonuu^s D.M.Q. AfurpAy rfCfc.
Mink No. 1......S2.00 to AJT"
OtterM..MMMHM C.00to7.00Martin
risher......^^. eoo to 7.00
JUccoon^...............$ 0
.......J.O0 to 10.00
Red»ox....„.„......... 1.40
5«* «rta»-—• to6J Cross *ox ."'.'.'.3.00 to 8.00
Wolf—Timfcar 2i O to 3.00
Bserj.^^.^^.......,. 10.00
Silve Grey 25.00 to 60.00
Lynx........ i.4o
.............._„ 86
Skunk .................. SB
Winter Bat......... to 10
Spriuf Bat 11to13
qebaesr,....wt 3.00to6MBadger
Beevsr. per «..„.. \M
DesrBkins,per lb 20to26
Hides, dry—.....—
Hidea,|rsen,...M...n. or
Ex-
AW. Alfred, Me.
0 3 O W a 3 0
AgenUtSOper week to sell eer great and valeable
dlecoverles. If year waat permanent, honorable aad
Bleasaat work, apply
bYBKBOO.JJTacksoa,
BYE* 0 0 Michigan.
tor particulars. Address
IHT
a
$10^0 per day.
Mason street, MUwaukee. Wis.
A18.JS
A it ively
SAMUEL
A O I SaTJACKB.—A victim of early indis
J\. cretloB, oaasing netreos debility, permanent de
tried In vain erery adVertteed reave
edy, has dlsen simple means selFeure
be will eeed to his fellow suBerera.
J. H. BBBVKS, T« Haasae street Hew York.
Thirty Tears* Bxaerleace.
IH THB TBBATMBHT Or
CaBOKIC A I SBltTAL DIBIAB18.
A PHY810UMICAL TIBW OB MABBUOB.
OM cheapesttook ever published—containing near
ly three hundred pages, and one hundred and thirty
fine plates end engravings of the anatomy of the
human organs a a state of health and disease, with
•f «rr°n «ta deplorable cwSquen-
cesupo. tbe mind aodbodr. wl.fi the autborVpUn
of treatmeat-tbe only rational aad successful saode
ee receipt of twentyare oenu la stamps or postal
2 2 I **»»*thor maybeooasalt
*ho diseases epoa which ha book
treats, atthsr psresealiy or bymaJLeed seedsdees
a werMT
EDWIN M. WEIGHT,
A TO N S A 1^ A tF
OficmBM, Block, Bt. Gem*m Strort,
W & 8 0 A
Hat just received an unusually largo stock, comprising all tho latest styles
St. Cloud, Minn., Jane 22,1871.
WiNTEB THING,
Celebrated Noyes Axe,
(Guaranteed to be the BEST AXE in the
United States.) Also
WAGONS, SLEDS,
CHAINS, YOKES,
BEPAIB ALL KINDS OF
MACHINER
AT SHUBT NOTICE "AND MODBBATB
PBICES.
Sewing Machines, &c.
THCBOUOHLY
REPAIRED AHD
WARRANTED.
All kinds of
j-OB -WO^RB:
Promptly attended to.
Factory on Richmond Avonno, la the
rear of J. 0: Window's Blacksmith 8hop,
near the Post Office
ji.
BEA.VBBS, OOATHSTOS, BBOADOLOTHS,
Doeskins, Cloths and Castimeres,
which will be gotten ap in the best manner.
AU thTNOVgLTIXS of
BOWS, DRIVING TOOLS,
Aad Everything wanted by
Particular attention will be given to
Horse and Ox Shoeing,
by THOS. JONES, who has the reputation
of being one pf the best shoers in
the State.
Orders Promptly Attended to
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I. H. NOTES.
vl8-n62
a Ets^rxtlsilBlxigT a a a
Jvillineof Underwar. Trnnke, Traveling Bag$, de
& would iavite the especial attention of alltothese Goods, which I nmofferinc
Schwarts ft Theis' Block, 8t. Germain street.
8. L. SHELDON,
BXAtUB IX
STANDAED FARM MACHINERY!
J. I. Chase A Co.Threshers, Tornado, and Vibrator Threshers,
S
Little Champion Reapers ft Mowers New Yorker Reaper,
Kirby Reaper, .. ij Hubbard Dropper,
Hubbard Mower, Meadow King Mower,
A-
NOYES & JONE8,
BLACKSMITHS
Maaametnrers of the
OhjoChampioa Beepers aad Mowers,
Hollingsworth Bulky Bake, W Revolving Sulky Bake.
Racine Fanning Mills, fte., ftc^T^ fto.
XuaiTflre S E a a a a
GhBOVEISroil,
vollW4»
and
8sa?*Shop.on S Germain Street, oppo
site the Central House Livery, Stables and
near Stevenson A Co.'s Foundry.
STEAM REPAIR SHOP
Alsop & Winslow
MACHINISTS.
Having recently pnrcheced an Engine and
a full assortment of Machinery and
Tools, wC are prepared to
PureMedicinalPreparationg
•oes plants of any the amntry. These remedier
tMcanse of then- purity, have become standard preea
tmtlons with the profession. They have extenerre
tardea* where the medicinal planUare largely grown
•osa to be need when fresh. Each article represents
certain quantity oftheplant which is upon the
Paekege, hence those who see them knew exactly
they are taking, which Is net the ease warn
W a a the hebit of esawmnent.
tog with secret and questionable popular cosspoeads.
Borne Idea of then-list may be had when we state
that they prepare of
a a a ReeeVei
A a A S a
Fluid Extract Buchn.—u s.p
TBAOT of BOCHD, pm-r^ aecordia« to tbe Phar
aacopojia, and contains all the actlTa nriaeiaU
rite, Ura Ural and Cueebs. It comUae. a ttame
S^^^vS^f^lmiSa
SABSAPABILLA.-TJ. S. P.
W E °9mr«n»l la prepared aeeordingto
to 2 S ••tsudard remedy
morbid amiUtiomr which reoeire alter
the Wood."1
Taos. JOBBS.
ta
The superiorit of this Pil over others consists in
lStto-1ls,5.*sdy^0efeBc/°fl wtOT«k^5Sfte
•ctionon the lWer, resulatins the bili.rr --.,.•! 7
tk^IeheL *»««»rmwA is given in f\dl «pc
Their enparathm, mrtto it hod of mU Druggist
PATRONIZE
TOUR
lt
Mowers, Reapers,
Threshing Machines.
Mill Machinery,
OUB WOBK
We are also prepared to pat In all kinds of
O E A O W A E
ALSOP A WINSLOW.
C.H. Aasor. J.Wrrs*ow
Tidal
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1
40
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NERSCRBIC
N a IMIEMUER,
A in S I
Monuments & Omveitoiies
AUo, Contractors for ell Knit of.
Stone Cutting to Order.
8». ermaln street—two dean east of the
OaihelLs eharea* aST
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ComUned with Iodide of Potassium and Iron, it
tomsM. AlteratlT.andT«.icof no ordi.ar,tntoacV
a mrseperior toSS^Sisedt,
1 O
Compound Cathartic Pills.
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HOME
1MNUFACTURERS
BY
•.
SPIGER & CARLISLE.
Booms oa 8t. Germain at., St. Clon
opposite the Catholic ehnreh. vlS-
Ailnual Election Notice I
NOTICBOF
is herehv riven that a the 7th
DAT KOVEMBBB, 1891, ia the
City ef St. Clend, ia the Conntv of Stearns,
Minneeota, an eleetion will be opened at
9 o'clock in the morning and coatiano epea
until 6 o'clock in the afternoon of the came
day, to elect the following omeers, to it
STATB OmOBBS.
Governor, Attorney Central
Lieut. Governor, Two Associate Juatlc
Secretary of 8Ute, es of Supremo Court.
Treasurer of State.
DisTBicT orncBBs, Sn aisr.
Senator, end one RepresenUtive from each,
the 1st, ad, 8d aad 4th Districts.
COTJ1TT OmOBBB.
Register of Deeds, Treasurer, Shsriff, Sur
veyor, Coroner, Jndge of Probate,
County Attorney, and County
Commimioners from he
1st and 6th Commm
sioner Distriels.
Also to vote for or against, the proposed
amendment to Article four (4) of the Con
stitution of the State of Minnesota, rela
ting to Taxes upon Railroads.
Also to vote for or against the amend
ment te Article nine (9) ef the Constitu
tion ofthe State of Minnesota, relating to
borrowing money for Pnblie Bnildinee.
Dated this 18th day ef October, A. D.
1871.
By order of tho City Council,
NATHAN F. BABNES,
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