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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-20

OXFORD HALL.-The Cordelia Cap
pell Troupe will make their first and on
ly appearance in Portsmouth, tonight, at
the above Hall. A fine bill is presented
in which occurs the names of Several OF
the Virginia Dramatic Association in
Portsmouth,.
To add to the interest of the occasion,
two cups--one silver, the other tin-are
to be presented, by Miss Cappell, the for
mer for the best. and the latter for the
worst conundrum that may be handed in
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-20

w ooDLAND CREAM-This excellent Pomad
for the Hair, is decidedly the best article for
dressing Ladies Hair ever offered in market,
1t curls Gentlemen's Hair in a most natural
manner. Try it
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS, will be
Temperance Address ION Thursday
night at the Presbyterian Chapel, on up
per Church street, at u o'clock. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
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WHO DOES THE CHILD BELONG TO-
Up to the present time,no one has claim
ed the lost child of which we spoke yes
terday. The little fellow says his name
is Sam, but does not know his other
name. The child belongs to somebody
certain.
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MUsIc.-We call attention to the ad-
49, isement of Mr.. l.. H. Southland, music
teacher, in another column. He comes to
our city highly recommended.
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DYSPEPTICS.

THE undersigned is prepared to give de
Il signs for public and private edifces an d
to contract or superintcnd the same.
W. S. WEST, Practical Architect.
Office No 80, South street Baltimore Md
No. Al, Broad Water street Norfolk, Va.
de sly
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-20

y" Der WICK'S
w.. HAIR DRESSING SALOON
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
Hair Cut, Curled and Dressed in every Style,
by ACCOMPLISHED ARTISTS.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
satisfaction at this establishment
Toilet Articles, &C., for sale.
de l5-ly.
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OUR MOTTO is,
"By Industry we Thrive.''
IN VIM. s. HAWKINS,
A Pra t c I'll a e r,
NORFOLK, VA. "a
THE subscriber having commenced bust
i ness in Norfolk, would respectfully call
the attention of his friends and the public
generally to his New Hat Store situated on
Church Street 8 doors from Main Street.
He hopes, with his extensive acquaintance
among the young men of Norfolk, and his
numerous friends of Portsmouth whoAave so
liberaly patronized him since he commenced
business, to secure a portion of their trade,
and will give them the most positive assuI-
anee of his intention to please all who may
wish neat, fashionable and durable HAT.
With an experience of 7 years in Norfolk,
in the Manufacture of Hats, and having ac-
quired his knowledge from one of the most
finished Hatters, he feels confident that Hats
manufactured by him cannot be excelled If
equalled, by any other maker. Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to-
Cali gentlemen, and give us the size of your
cra1iums for good Hat
JAG VIM. S. HAWKINS.
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CUSTOM HOUSE APPoINTMENT.-It
was rumored in this city yesterday after
noon after we went to press, per tele-
gram, from Washington, that DIR. j.
E. Simkins, has been appointed Collector
of Customs for the port of Norfolk, uice
Samuel T. Sawyer, whose term expired
on the 10th inst. That's So too"
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COUNTY CoURT.-The Court of Nor
folk County commenced its session yes
terday.
The case of the Commonwealth os. Ed
ward Lee, for assistance in carrying
away certain slaves of James Murlaugh,
VIM. H. Wilson and Edward Carter,
Esqs., to Cape May. in October last, was
brought up before this Court yesterday,
and upon his own confession he was re-
manded to the Circuit Court of Norfolk
County to be held in April next.
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Esq's., to Cape May, in October last, was
brought up before this Court yesterday,
and upon his own confession he was re-
manded to the Circuit Court of Norfolk
County to be held in April next.
RUMoRED REPORT OF MURDER NEAR
SUFFoLK.-A report reached our City
last evening, that horrid murder had ia
ken place near Suffolk, which had caused
a great excitement. As far as we can
learn it appears that a gentleman named
Rawls living near South Quay, had a
negro that he wished to sell to another
gentleman-and the two We're making a
bargain about the purchase of the man on
the Farm of Rawls, and by some means
the fellow got wind of it, and picking his
chance, took an axe and dealt each one
of the gentlemen heavy blow on the
head, which caused instant death. The
overseer who was close by and seeing
the whole of it, ran into the house and
got gun for himself and a gun apiece
for several other men that were working
on the farm and started in pursuit of the
murderer who ran as soon as he saw the
overseer coming towards him. They
did not overtake him until he was near
ly four miles from the place where the
act was committed, where he attempted
to cross large pond-the party fired at
him several times, and missed, but about
J the eighth shot struck him on the head,
causing instant death.
The above was told to us by gentle
man who arrived here from Suffolk, yes
terday. We refer the readers attention
to the letter of our correspondent, 49,"
from Suffolk which somewhat differs
from QUE report.
FoUNDLING.-Last night about o.
clock some one knocked very violently at
the door of house ON Church Street, No
18, few doors from the "Shuster-house,
occupied by an aged colored woman
nam ed Phillis Green, and on her going to
/, the door saw no one there, but on the
bottom step she discovered bundle,
which she picked up, and on opening it.,
found its contents to be little white
girl, child. "Phillis" took charge of the
little stranger and done everything in
her power to make it comfortable, and it
is still living.
INSTITUTE HALL-To-N NIGHT. Don't
fail to attend, as it costs nothing, and we
guarantee to all, an evening enjoyment
Besides the Lecture upon subject rare
ly discussed, yet of universal interest, in
The hands of one who will do it Justice,
severed gentlemen, Amateur of superior
musical ability will sing selection of
the finest pieces extant.
Music has ever been an object of devo-
ton among all people. 1t has entered SC
largely in all national ceremonies, that
they would mean nothing without it,
As an amusement and social benefit, il
stands without a rival, while to the
Church it has ever been blessed hand.
: maid, doing its office-work as specia
fundamentally for good. We are glad to
find an effort is being made to elevate the
general tone and sentiment of our people
on this subject, and heartily wish tn
work, God speed.
MUsIc-We call attention to the ad
sement of Mr.. L. H. Southland, must
taoobor in opotbnr colI1nn HIe comes fl
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YOUNG MEMS PRAYER-MEE "A
young mems prayer meeting has been
commenced recently at Wesley Chapel.
in Portsmouth.
ltmeets every Tuesday evening. Last
night there was a large attendance, and
much religious enjoyment was experien-
ced by those present. The object of these
meetings is to bring into active service
the young men of the church-each being
required in his turn to lead the meeting.
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TT MUST BE so,

1T MUST BE so.
DlatO.-Thou Seasonest Wel.-Deming's
L No. 60, Church street, is the place for
families to purchase Groceries of the best
quality, and ON good terms See here. We
have Just received No. l, Picked Salmon, in
Kits, "a choice article put up for family use)
No. l, Mackeral, in kits, and retail,
Picked Beef Tongue, very fine.
Smoked Beef Hams,
Baltimore Corned Plate, and family Beef
Baltimore breast Bacon,
Smithfeld Smoked Sausages,
Smithfield Bacon,
New No. l, Lard,
Orange County selected Butter,
Prime Goshen Cheese,
Superior Pine Apple Cheese,
| Pennsylvania Buckwheat,
| Smoked Herring in boxes, with variety of
| House hold notions, aohich may be found at
| the City Family Grocery and Provision
| Store. E. C. DEMING,
ia Is No. 60, Church street.
New Goods! New Goods Just
~ received the following desirable styles
Gents calf clump sole Caters,
do do Scotch bottom do
Calf double sole stitched Boots,
do square edge do
Together with general assortment of goods
Of every description, usually found in
Shoe Store.
F. W. SEABURY & son.
ja1s No. Is, Market Square.
(H. A. Copy.)
Outer, Cheese, Lard. &c
- 100 kegs strictly prime Orange County
Butter,
100 boxes prime Cheese,
100 bbls New York Apples,
so bags Smal's Buckwheat,
100 bbls SmalPs Family and Extra Flour,
10 bbls No. l Lard, 20 do Hams No. l,
so n bbls No. /, Mackerel,
50x do do
Now landing and for sale low by
j. J. WOODBRIDGE,
No. 5, Roanoke So.
ia Is Yellow Front.
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Miscellaneous.
N office.

HAVING thisday sold to c. f. GREEN
IL WOOD, nv stock of Watches, Jewrlrv,
Silver Ware, Lamps, Plated Ware and Fan
CIV Goods, | bespeak for him the same liberal
patronage that has been extended to me- and
do cheerfully recommend him to my custo-
mers. -"
All Watches and Clocks sold, or repaired,
by me, for the past year, are still warranted,
and will be attended to, by first-rate work
man.
return my sincere thanks, to my friends
and patrons for their encouragement and
sincerely wish them happy new year. |
may be found at the old stand, or at my Da-
guerian Gallery, formerly occupied by j. II.
Whitehurst:. F: W. BURWELL.
Norfolk, January LIST, 1858.
Mr.. Greenwood, Mr.. Hathaway or Mr.
Bush are authorized to give receipts for any
monies due.
HAVING bought of Mr.. F. W. BUR
Ill WELL, his entire stock of WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS, LAMPS and FANCY GOODS,
would respectfully inform my friends and
customers, especially the ladies, that being
in more desirable location, l am more fully
prepared to meet their demands. | intend,
always, to keep on hand large and well Sc
lected stock of fashionable goods of the best
quality, which | intend, as heretofore, to sell
at very small profits. l would beg leave to
return my grateful acknowledgements to my
numerous friends and customers in Norfolk,
Portsmouth and surrounding country for the
very liberal patronage bestowed on me for
the past ten years and hope, by renewed eff
forts, to merit a continuance of their kind
favors. | would also be pleased to see Mr..
Burwell's old friends, and would assure them
that l would do all | can to give them the
satisfactionuld he has done.
The business at my old stand, No. 2, West
Wide Water street, will be carried on as
usual. Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewery re-
paired in the best manner by myself, assisted
by experienced and reliable workmen.
ia Sim c. f, GREENWOOD
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MAYORS CoURT.-TAKEN AS A RuNA-
wAY.-This morning Capt. ,iuy, found
asmall molattoe boy about twelve years
OF age in the fire room on board the
Jamestown" and on questioning him
to what business he had on board, his
answers were such as to lead the Captain
TO believe that the boy wished to take a
"trip to the North.
The boy gave his name as Henry"
and says that he belongs to Mr.. William
Woodhouse, of this city. Capt Guy,
carried " Henry" before his Honor the
Mayor, who after hearing the evidence
sent him to Barroms"
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THE METROPOLTTAN-

THE superior Cooking Range or Stove
l. has no superior in pint of durability
economy in the use of Fuel, and perfect ell
cheney ia operation, with Coke OF Wood.
We have sold them where the most ceebrat.
ed Stoves have failed, and in every case with
entire success. They are simple and easily
managed, and no cook would wish to cook b,
anything else, after trying one of them.
For sale at Factory prices by Manutac-
turer's Agent.
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Local Items.

NJ dkoUIr CouRT-.Julge Baker. presi
'-.Ag.-Case of Nottingham, rs. The
Pennsylvania and Virginia Steamship
Company-case of collision. The jury
found for the plaintiffs, damages to the
amount of $1470,72, subject to the Judge
ment of the Court on dumurrer to the
evidence. The Judge has not yet deci-
ded the demurrer.
Fisher and Chandler Esq'rs., for the
plaintiffs. Tazewell Taylor, for the de-
PENDANTS.
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Virginia Lard.-50 kegs prime No. l,
' Southampton Lard, in fine order for
shipping, for sale low by
ia Is LEIGH g. BRO.
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sssssSaHa2The Schr. "Sea Ranger" Capt. Ames.
burthen 100 1896 Tons, four years old. Sails
well, large Carrier, and in good order for
any voyage. Apply to the Captain on board
Or to ROBBINS 4 BATTLEY.
ia l4-lw
m Conv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-13
PAINTS, at.

n rs Walden lsne have constantly for sele genuine yns
rround pure from the Viele Montague 90 works, dead
ke and with gloss ehich acquire. the aFdness smooth
ness 81 coach pareng. Coofn with zine bases retain their
ruriv aud fyfphnegs 81 tone ~ LEAD, 40
PACK res from = 20 5o' bs Psfies ordering Us mss
rely hat II wiz be iurnilhei genuine.
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COAL
f,o.L q m-yANrI.TRs =.

(yOh ~ @-rAMrLTEs LAYING IN THEIR SUPPLY
" can have he bes qnaAv 81 Stove range rrsie
usce coal screened from under cover ~ 81 per
beeied from Yards corucr on King and Green 90
canal Allen street uuanc street. srH ko-ts naih
street. pe1 Eleventh avenue. MAT. CLINTON.
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wlN.s, LlQUOWs. 40.


nEPOr FOR PURE AND DISQUALIFICATION ~.
~ quors Eoe 90 william street, between Pine and Sedar
snd Sonth Wilau Stone sireetsAn bind Of wines
hrsndes sins Scotch ale and London stout Of the choicest
brands 10 wood and glass for sale In rgs sld I quan
gAMUFf, EtfIspN.
4 OEDUF DOCE HEgW EsBv BRANDY, fOURrKgF
feae Old, pure f1nfon port fpse viu. 1871. eau -
-tf 81 ~ uete ~ he bol,ie. gallon also
sansfr ssncf nel o. IN medium vines 1rer slCr
eors1f, sszArs, A. u. b, kLRE. g al,gz street,
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MATRIMONIAL.

ANELDERLv LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO RrsryFu
N and Intelligent society and Interested IN all things Of
religious nature, wishes acquain.arce with gen
temsn between hiy ard sixty old with view TO ma
irmony ne must be knd coureous ar intelligent Of
perty hboped no sill reply except In honorable
New FORK.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or GOOD CHARACTER,
- prospects, education and little properly tesdius
IN the city desires he acquaintance ~ ssbe and intel
ngent nercan girl, with a view N nairmony. address
E5gsr jones, Brooklyn Post oGioe
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arITRiMoNrAL-rwo YOUNG GENTLEMEN, AGED
w between ~ and - highly accom snsn ann OF
rood society DESTROYS Of frm NJ tne .qu4n
tspce sompished Young lsdee notirs WIN VIEW
n rnairr8orV gentlemen are tired % snre NE
ans kuow 81 many happy matches are male IN ,ns NN
N of cF prcterrcd none out lh,e stn.nH rel
ED sffrrQ VIII be 70 icef h0dreea bsfl Nrpthir
aai LOWS Delorl seW YORK f0st Ollee
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
lphN 9QnQoQros.

alI eas i6S;as1sdd 81, a,
vlirla pseJ I'D aaSK Tile s h 6f1nldd
eGita e4tsdba6n &c 4hsd plsats Ma d lf6lt
.4ziintiir iaaxkate laidsas 1'ii
Spaiahising tkslu saNspaeeas I'LL thfa560 Gl
aa10aa4 iirnia i1spaC( lss5aeh a4t
been milder: and more conservatllitteilt1 I'd
have a srei eaP II 4 nh chr, = d
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
:1Ta4 4 GENERAL LAND Orf1ct, ]
sWAsH1NeEoN, April 9th, 1858. !
Z Ja N:sMAsoN,i ESQ, X

.tt'Af< J.' ~ WATSON, ESQ, =. =
SIN :-a@Inreply your letterof the l5t
ult., have to inform you that Sec. 27,
sl2S RI. G2S west, ID the Sank Rrpids Dia
;trict, appears to be outsideof the Sit mill
limits Of the Branch Line t:the MiAnesd
ia and Pacific Rail Road, and if sd you1
sclaim On ND Section vim begged, provi1
ded ;you<haye complied with the pre-emI
Il tion laNs. y saHeSgas III: a . :.
3 Tie right Of the road attached 10th
E Sdd hui numbered sections within tie six mil
limits Of the route from the dates Of su1
veying, making and stalking of the Same
from point to point, on the face Of til
ground. But the odd sections outsiDe Q
the six and ,oiitsin. the fifteen mile limit
Eof said road and branch line continued sub
jeetto PIE e,hhpt III " mil the 10th Of Jan
Jury last, atwhich time they we're selecte'
for the readily the authorized agent; AM
ceased Is be pre-emptible, except I'd pei
sons who had made bona ffde settlement
prior; to that date. -s55a;,.-r: H., .s.s.sS.s
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Very Respectfully, &c.,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,

Commissioner

.~- 4Ao AIMA,MsAA3tt.9PE f,.ss "a
FlRsr: hi Literature, Is leave Is province
lnrepressntsd, 20 thai Wills eseh number will
;ontain articles Of an abstract and permanent
alue., il Win also be found that the healthy ap-
,etite Of the mind for enter in tic yari-
: ''as forms q Narrative u t, epa Hpnor win
AZ, also, that While native writer's Viii receive
Ethe most solid; encouragement al will BE
|, Aainly relied upon to hespagessof AheIAr:
:, .Axg1o, they viii not, hesitatete dtswkom the
|, areign sopices atetheiry commspd, as 6oea}ion
nay require, relyias ,raih srsonst he eompetd ncy
# an author to treat particular subject, than
IN any ,othar claim. whata1er $50 In sthis wv
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

tRsl il ;yR . small cam
tal could 81 Better Invested 10 ST! Cloud
Than, can To- how We should
Erejpiea la. geea tihnalsands of men Of slnall
means securing homes now, when pfopHe1
rs fs af3aa and have, notesto
baV. !. & -. ,vz-,--.-4+Sa Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
BRECK % NR5I ISCs+E

@dlS town 10 situated on the Si0Rx
: i Wood rivsr;;ands isashs Western ,termi-
mus Of the Minhssotaa and Pscifc 'rsflrDid; |;
the point laid down by Cspt.utPsps On his
map IS the head Of steam navigation; on the
Red river ,hs Valley Of the Red erissr is
about twenty miles wide on either Siids of the
stream, and yabont, 6ve ahandrsH miles long !;
the surface Is leveland drained by ,suneroua
streams which are sairted with Elm, ash, bass
sh hs Ss2S 4 4s; :p4s:
composed Of rich, black loan free AFora sand
;bsrrens or swsmps. Red river isa;desp SLOW
stream, has no islands, sand barS or mage to
obstruct navigation 1.-THE hanh6s srs shout %
feet high, and not subject to. s6vsrAnw,; inanay'
of the tributaries Of the Red fisst are Slrpne
" impregnated with ,salt,spsnA tiidicafiSns d
iron and coal are numerous in the .xicinity.
Fhe farmers ofsthe fyalley 4of the Red Eriive1
gave TO Major Wood O. the average Of their
crops; wheat 80 to 40; barley 10, To so osts
40 50; and potatoes 200 te 800 bushels to- the
acre. At Pembins, 200 miles north gef Brsck.s
:snfidge, ex-Gov. Ramsey says, CON the "a
October, 1851, water melons AndacantelQpes
we're served to us for dessert, and the first frost
that occurred WAS On the night Of that. day.,
Gaee address before the Minnesota Agricultu-
III Society, Oct, 10th, 1851 Two largo be-.
Elements have long existed On Red river
Pembins and Selkirk, both SC which yearly,
raise large surplus Of the productss.of HE
farm the whole vsllsy Of the Red river 81
rapidly filing up with IN energetic and intel
lisent population; the country being exceed,
healthy, and should the Indications OF
iron, and coal lead to the disepyern ofothpssee
Eminerals u large % is anticipated, this valley
will soon be: swarming with .g.population In
gagged in agriculture, mining and manufacttr:.
sas'S sf astSis{s s' : t
r.ika.d N s. Pis,sa 4S1edi.teI s under ns3sr
cohtraot % by the terms ii it, ehaitsr it mus
bet finished from viii
inftwo years, sshd completed I'll, Brsck enride9
within ten years from The Sd 81 March, 1851.
or forfeit its franchise ss5wsl % lie lsnds do.
mated toiit: af'sa .sS15ai1ss3s
Breckenridge 10 alsost the point where Gov
oSteven's survey Of . route for the Pacific rSiII
road crosses the SieQx Wood river, an exami.::
nation Of the WeaASE4 States. and reference.
the *,i:;ngs e so Sssysns Gov. Ram,
S. 4 s IN MA 3 3. rss.1.as
icals tidni. sofs )kfl3 bas III that
Psr.jSs q shs Sc, Z gAits asa.s
4 u "a II, ss,ss
a sss sss.:s s. ' as i.
forever Be thsg Ny iiSapthsS great north-we.tf
:. B 9ss'sa !, aey ssine ipso,.a h. q.
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berries and hops tack up! their shingles ihF the
Foods and seldom disapPointI the most tssi.
kuins Expectations Of their eustomerse ~ here
still land ten q, fifteen miles back which set:
hers en- Ut, & government price, byabuildine
cabin and living On Il until j. comes into
lharket. Actual settlers can bny lots hsre :at'
Fom one to ave hundred dollars, and specula-a
brs can have the same lots ct from Ave to s6f-i
pen lnnaseds ,lAxs1fa szss ~
saf .s.t r. Il I. S:S IT, 3s;,
thope Who will build andoli.e on them. 50
his, In places where house can be built.fef
Ihy dolleFss that would be- . pslaes r id'mnpased
the dens rented in large, scitiss: for hnfli
1tollals Per month while the loty with only the
Hid ~ ! g1uhbing hoe and . fswfd days labor,
kould, bring vegetables to, feed ssvfamily: and
every township has 600 acres appropriated to
The support Of schools. t;tt;asi II iniss ss4E'
Seventy thousand acres are appropriated to
. State university. "A 6nne building has alrssdy
bean erected for the use of that. institution II
is situated ct 81. Anthony, built Of stone on an
emhence commanding . view Of the falls, and
no dtate in the Union has q. better foundations
forR goodf system OF popular. education. No
oth4 prairie State i 90, we'll Numbered as MIN
nesda and, no Stets more .4bandantly supplied
withldesr water, In the country, surrounding
St. Cloud and q far North and West A. Ne hive
any reliable account, settlers and no difficulty
in locating land on . running stream Or trans:
parent AXE with plenty Of timber It hand. fbr
building, fencing and fuel, and d. the land III
the W}st side Of the Upper Mississippi ison)y
open 4 PRESUMPTION, there is little opportunity
for SPECTATORS, and settlers have assurance 81
neighbors and that rapid increase in the value
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g!ll9 slllE y AlO1 law AZ COLLEGE
ND ]akl H. b1ei removed To et5>1''
land, Ohlo. He's are legally conferred, .ns
NH lspa3 e1ililldill auspi.t.a5, !
ersetlpi,, sEsrtsirel1 lsssoD Glen ad
ko1o rnr.Asn a. WIZ WI s1o'- | :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

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