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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Message of the Governor of Maino

ArGrsTA Me-, Friday J,o. T. 1872
Governor Mosril, in his message delivered Ia tss
Legislature to day .dvsrts to the hpsncal oonditioa
of the STATE and says demands the most exact econ
ony in the public service. The expenditures hsve
be- instantly augmentipg until the Ordpa'y receipts
are bcbiIj the annual demsnos and toe annual exoend
itures row average $l6ioo0 over the anoua average
ten wears ago This pcre.se 10 attib.i.ble to the
w-e and liberal polio, for the pronoii'n OF eda
cation, agriculture etc. but there is still great vig-
larce and watchnlress pe.ded. The rscsip's of th,
year etimst at sos GEO. and the etp-oiitures%
$i3l coo. Tie Governor urges large reduction Ia
tho legislative expenses aud recon- nends bi' nniai
SESSIONS. He toen speaks OF the needs OF
the eercu tora Interest and the capacities Of
settne sDds. lie refers to the AritooA rsiioo,
but with out sry definite recommendation "a to 5,,ts
AID, he leaves the q after to The Legislature. Ho
recommends a Stale Nurmal School, and a'so re-
rewal of tte authority 10 tbs Lsad Agent TO
grant permits to cut timber the pubic
lapSs. He refers to official investy y.tion of ths
alleged Eaudr il the recent electon. a, the Mzds rs
la eetilemelts, ard suggests additional legislation 10
treservt the onnty tf the baotbox. H. close- upon
ihe subj If Feo-ra relations. sed says that Stste
rights should be yig'aLtiy guarded. lie regards tue
Lew policy Of the Federal Government u2on tn- Saw
Try que -tOn injurious 10 the rights of TIA Free
States calls upon the Legislature aud people to
sntsin their Resistance 10 tho extension OF Slavery
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

letter 20 the Fort Duquesne Centenary Festive
Committee. M.tters are nov So much worse than
they were at the time Of Bnddcck's Defeat or
ArDcld's Treason. that we ought to boo boo. Bae
Notwithstanding the necessity for weeping. II looks
bad. The Lopdos Trm,s thinks that no English
stste-msn. lot even the most lugabnoas Tory,
would .p-sk in the tone which Mr. Buchanan uses.
Their svlls, 1t thinks, are steadily passing away,
while the tone Of American society indicates that
tho.e of the New World are inc, easing.
II is decidedly jolly TO 6Dd the venerable voter
for prying into the mails. and the venerable sup
porter Of the Kansas murders and of pirstical
seizure ct Cuba. howGpg for the benefit Of all the
p. .opes over the decadvnce Of the Americans and
tie possible pr spectise collapse of our Institutions
Geperou. Jetms! Aud is il SO Are We al gong
10 the devil And who is there 10 thank : What
party has been almost ever uppermo't in power
How many men are now in office under the General
GoveJmeut opposed 10 our crying old Buck Not
one. Ii any man cohscientiously believe that
another has De right TO sell his own dauehter-as
white, perhaps, as hlmsel'-whom he holds as a
slave. to the first ruffau Of a slsve-dealer
that coues alooe; If any msn expresses his
shane that Mr. Washington should be living
off the wages of women whom he hires out,
such a one could not hold Office under this
Government. In this sehse, therefore, our
boohoo President is right. But that is not what
be meaps. He is distressed lest the people should
be free. he is alarmed that the signs Of the times
are sgainst him aud his He feels taat be has been
condemned by the people; and now he begins to
raise counter. issue, and cry corruption and down
fsI. One toipg is eyident-that If toe laud piracy,
fInbnsterirg Kapsas numbering policy of Bd-
cbauau were to continue, the country would go
rapidly to perdifion. But the sigos are more
cheerful since the dismal defest Of the Admlals-
tratiop. 1t would be We'll il the English press
would understand the real state of this case, and
pay to the fearful bowls Of Mr.. Buchanan no more
attention than they deserve.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
TIE mails for Europe, by tho steamship Fulton,
will elose this morning at 10I O'clock.

Tn the case Of Slater set Mayor q I'd, the
jury returned verdict Of $3.50 snd cost, against
Mr. Wood. We bear that ten Jf tie JaU were
for much larger verdict, but foslly promised
at the above figure. TIE cose is iuportaot as e'-
tablishpg. what DO sane man ever doubted, thai.
no msu however high in official station, can reaist
the law with iwpuDIty; that in cases Of doubt
obedience is the 6r.t duty OF every good citizen,
and that factious retstsnce s certain 10 m-st with
exemplary punishment. This case decides dozen
more Of ibe same nature, m.hirg hesyy Bill Of
EXPENSES against the ex-Msyor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

In Congress yesterday the SENATE disposed OF
a good deal of routine business and received num-
Der of petitions and resolutions. The Pacific Rail-
road bill coming up Mr.. Trumbull replied at cngth
to Mr. Iverson's violent speech on Thursday. Mr.
Shields favored the northern route to Pugets 8
Sound. Mr.. Doolittle moved an amendment. ap-
pointing Board Of three Engineers to survey the
three routes and report upon the capabilities of
each, ard opening alternate sections Of land on the
route selected under the Homestead law to actu,l
settlers.
In the HOUSE bill in favor Of relief to the Gen.
Armstrong claimants was reported BY the Commit.
tee on Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Phelps reported the
Forti6cation Appropriation bill. Mr.. Jones OF
Tennessee offered resolution Of inqairy respect.
ing the bogus Agricultural Convention now sitting
in Washington, which was passed. In Committee
the House passed eleven private bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Message Of the Governor Of Iadiann.

1NDIAsAPoTIs. Ind. Friday, Jao. ,! ioIS.
Gov. " Ilard delivered hi- Message II ia. L-giis-
,uns this sftern'on lie umeud. th- erection n
suitable buildings for the Of the STATE oc-s fT
tie JUICES Of the ipreme Court, aaf for the d-p ait
ory OF The pablo records of'he Sat- H- says that
the r,yernss ot the WSbash aud Erie Csasl have
gre.tly dmirisbe6; ths, l. is hnye they will prove
ipsdequs'e 10 k--o the caos r-pir; tnSt the boed
h. kers twill To- sustain tie work Sy any other
rre ans than those derived from reyerne- having
slresdy iuvtsrd haf tie eutire debt of the Stse In
tie ~cik itself bs,ide $500 oc0 for its compt"n and
ihst they have Informed the srd II rru<tecs Of their
ceeruinsop Ia c'ose the snsl aud abaodon tho work
~ist-vcr the revenues become 'Dansq q is'e.
He Gale the attention the Leg l~ture IN the ns-
cs.si'y - ncrea.px The salaries of Judges of the Su
prtme Court AID the GoveIn.rs eslaiy. He ssW
that the sws u the Safe 10 regard /, the zi fcs-
III c aud electios officers 10 sdeq aae and
thar Iew stould De ps-sed uaicting psn .lss
or elec'ion o.ic Is who decline 'o receive legal %
admit ils. q, vo'.s. H. d. aso spproprs
'ion 10 be made tor the eulaIgenen, Of the Iossse
Asylum.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. BLAIR Me- Introduced a bill to establish 80
Assay Office in ~. Lonis.
Mr.. SrEPHENS Ca announced. IA resp,ess 70
nnmaron, ia qnr.s that the Oregon bill is IN his dssk
AZ that he 10 ready report the trst time tie m
mitfee on eritories shall be called. lie s thee ne
quest immediate action the bil, aud re trusts s,a
be reached Nv Tuesday rex'.
Mr.. WASIIBURNE IN wished 10 koow whether
Mr.. Stephens wruIc press the passage OF the b'a
witbcu' di,cu,sinn.
Mr.. STEPHENS replied hat le was w'iag tia
debate should cor time ~ long MS tee House desuo
Various bills of pr vtte character we're re ,or-d-
among them one by Mr. HOPKINS, tnor the Com
rrittse on Foreign AFFAIR.". for the relief of the owae
officers ard crew of the brig Gen. Armstrong.
Mr. PHELPS NO.. from the Go umtt'e on wan
and Means reported bil. making appropriations ios
foItfcstions. -,
Mr.. JONES Tepp.l offered resolution calling on
the Secretary o. the lntersr t. report utdsr ~h,t lay
and by What authority the " ADVISOR, Board o' aen'
Gu turi,,s To the p .tent ON 70 is cmhei the
manner in which the delegates are appoiiIoned, Snd
from what fund thew are paid. -
Messrs. HUGHES Iodl aud STEPHENS tGIl
severaly gave their Undertaking of the snbles,
supposine that the delegates asseobef under ths s
erection Of the Secretary of the Interior, 5 900 hav
ing been appropriated for the collection OF agnculta-
raj statistics.
Mr. JONES Tenp.l said II it was right and oropS
that such Committees shond be continaed Congre"
ought to take the spoosih,y of providing hog they
shall be called, the number ot delegates, and ths
omit of compcn' n's'ion.
The resolution was passed.
TIE House then iuto Committee outhe Private
Calendar, Mr.. COLFAN Ind 10 the ChaT, Ana
passed eleven bills.
The SPEAKER laid before the House Message
from the President giving his essons ~hy on the last
asy ot the rDer session be did p"t sign the Joint reso
luton for lesserng the time for carrying the nail from
st. Joeeph No. to Csl'forus. lie says tho Post
master General already had Discretionary power 10 the
p'emses the contractors had proposed to shorten the
time and q subst Quert sminhtion it ~as fouod
thkt n ipr ne
r 81 COO lees than authorized 10y that resolution.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

In the House of Representatives, yesterday, Mr..
Stephens stated that as soon as the Committee on
Territories should be called he should report a
bill admitting Oregon into the Union, end should
put j, upon its passage at once. lie the evening, a
Republican caucus was held at which il was re-
solved to oppose this bill unless the English re-
strcton should be taken from Kansss and the two
Territories thus put upon an equality.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

The shipwrecked fllibusters at Mobile are So
ashamed OF their nglorious return that they refuse
10 communicate with their leaders at Washington.
Telegram after Telegram has faibd to elicit any
reply. The Mobile papers on their way North,
however, contain O full account Of the sbipHreck
by the Captain Of the schooner. All the passengers
returned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
XXXVth CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .w..HIssros, Jan. 7.

This bsing priv Calendar Gay, much roufne bus.
nes. . as transacted sinoog which q com suDicA-
'ior from the Secretary cf War. covering the r~poH
from the Epsrsers Bureau relative to the ground for
Federal purposes in Ne~-Yotk.
Mr.. SEWARD presented pe.itions from the state OF
N-w-io.k, IN fsvcf of the Honeetesd a1d Od Sol-
diers bill; s-o resolu,io., which adopted csf.
IL tb. Pr--oeut for ali fhe corespondeoce
tsswees the British Govsrx~est AID the Au,~r'cas
Nn.ster u Loscou toackisy the abuses VI The Aer'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Weather Report.

SOFAS N. J., sundowp Wind lirkt from ssn,a very Sg'
Loss BhAscH, n j., ssaee~n-vcry hHyi wiaA w
hsb,
HISELAsps. n j.. sesds~n--yefy teDss sSs; essnS ."
spy,bps.
saspY Hook. n. J.. sssdown Very thick 0si esnsS ="
G>sr,. md s.sy ixsk from w~ss- -
Bosrox-s MI; s.s bsen rs,ung srl hssins here g
ssy the st,sea dssssd vsh sosni ssl sh'sx ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

The Quarantine question is reopened with re-
pewed rancor, and promises t. be, As heretofore,
a. detrimental to the moral health Of the conmu-
nity as the institution Itself has been to the material
welfare Of the city. Perhaps it is not strange that
subj. ct involving more than one important interest,"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

The grief Of President Buchanan over the polis-
ical future of this country has been caught up and
anayzed in England by the press Tears whica
the melancholy Jacques describes as coursing down
one bucks nose appear to have been as Pldsious
down saother's, when be wrote that psrtcxlar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Was shingtOn.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. 8, 1859.
Secretary Cobb said to-day that the amount in
tie Treasury falls short Of three milions-not a
working balance. The Democrats in his conf
tence predict the introddctinn of another loan bill
within three weeks.
The Committee on foreign Relations, to-day,
voted by FIVE to four, to report in favor of the
claimants 10 the priyateer GIN. Armstrong case.
Mr. Douglas did not appear in the Senate to-day.
TIE oeason popularity assigned is that an attemptis
being made to recouci'e his differences with Sem
ators Jones and Slidell.
Mr. Trumbull made an excellent speech on the
Pacific Railroad, in which be- denounced Mr.. Iser-
cons sectional speech Of Yesterday. He declared
that IT was such speeches that were prejudicng the
South against the Republican party. He denied
THAT the principle Of the exclusion of Slavery from
the T. rritOries unjust to the South, and de-
ed also, the right of Mr. Iverson 10 declare that
such cisunion sentiments Us he avowed were those
Of the State of Georgia. He was not prepared to
believe that Georgia cluDg to the Union only for
the pecun'ary advantage she derived from it. He
denied the charge that Republicanism in Illinois is
Wbiggery under another name, and declared that
both the parties, old Wig and Democratic, died in
l5ii ,ss, rting thatbew parties comprising parts Of
both, aIo.e on the issues then presented. He WAS
surprised that Nir Iserson should have expressed
such horror of Whiegery when he was associ.t0g
so intimately with the Senators on that side OF the
Chamber who were old Wings He believed that
Mr.. Iverson's speech, sectional and treasonabe as
IT was r,prese ented the sentiments of the Admins
tratlcn.
The 6lbnster chiefs are much perpleIed at not
receiving any adsices from Mobile since the dis
.atch al IDo.pciDg the wreck of toe Susan, and the
return Of ber passengers. Their repeated dis-
patches to Mob lc have elected no further inteli.
gence.
TIE Republican caucu, beh to-right decided to
oppose the Oregon bill and TO insist upon the re-
moyal of the Epgli.h restriction on Kansas, so as
to place tie two Territories on an equality.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

Yesterdays fog and last evenings raia hsvs
pretty well cleared The streets. AT II last night
drizzing rain was falling and the wind rising and
threat ming gale. At l this morning, snow fell,
melting ss IL fell
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

10 toe Associs,ec Press-
wAsHIsGTos. Friday. Jan. :, 1889.
Til. morning the House Committee on Territories
decided to eport tils f,r the organization OF the Ter
riiorial Governments Of Arizona and Dakota aud
q. 49, 4 Coops.
The Patent Office has Issued pa'eEt 10 Mr.. David
f. Hughes d Nes-Yok, assiznor to the Anerieso
T-btIsph Gov paIy, ior an Improvement 10 electro
magnetic tee gr6phing.
Pr,u in,ni cit zeu- of Wa.hingtoa, and other per.
occupying high public positions, from dltfrr-n,
r-coos of The c.uptry have d-terGnec 10 otter the
British Minister and Lady Nsper a grsod compi-
msp'ary ball in +. binary.
The Secretary Df War in reepoDte 10 the inquiry OF
the 5. nate, ha- it ossd letter from Inc Eakineer
BuIeau Stang rat ther. is no lard 10 the inDediae
yiciLiy of the Cry a Ne~-fork which Gao be ap-
prOpiisttd for the Of the Revenue DE JsrtTent,
bot tbst tte ut Cf tue public domain at Stufy
Ho,k gbf pe,hsp., admit " portion Of the u I'll
epd of the rsck for soeh purposes.
TLe TerIa Lrer ce b-tsesn he Blush GoyeIn-
meDt and NJ Ds e, called for to-day ~ Mr. ) W
ards resolu,ioi, will II is ssd, # furnished eEhit.
startling facts In gsfd 10 the continued abnse Ut the
Ane,ic flag Ia cover -'sve trade, and show that
III yac't Whbderef played pronineL. paFt in that
tJs sfiic ID ue AiIcab Coat.
S-ustOr Duugias tss accepted an i1sitsti0n to q
pubic G'Ip-r ia Baltimore, at which every coorty in
The State to be repIsseoted. t will take place at
such tue as nay suit oi- convenience.
TIE Senaie b ye elected Pro-. Bicbe and ex-Sen-
ator Rscgsr Regents e the Suitbsooisn Ic.tta'top.
TIE omirst,on nf Ch4iles l.. Weller a. Postmaster
of $. Fisueisco hing before The Senate for coeafma
ii. D. fur tie s.cord term pamphlet has h~en crcu-
la,eo among The S-ra'ors charging him with v,ola-
tore Cf lav &C., sbg cut OF hs contro''rsy wia
The pspp,-pf.t company Cf that city.
H. J. Grabsm delegate 10 urgs the organisation Of
tb. T.rIiIory of Coicps, has arrived here.
eeua,or Dayio - suffering from nfpp"-lnou, and
was obliged to retire fron the senate Chamber to-day
In con q "a oeDce of &.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Aetp9)prk Daily Tnbm,le
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1859.
Tic Tribune AIm.n.e fer 1859.

We are printing the THIRD EDlrIos OF OR Al
nAsAc, and filing our orders IS fast a. possible
For table of contents zee advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

iean AZ 2 ;p ccppectioe With the Atrcso slsve6sk
s.,. c;aj,y in the case cf she Wandeser
Mr.. WILSON cff-red resolution. ~hicA va la
over calling for foD ds.as Of The contracts With IL
Bn't~r6eH, che Cs!;srns 0ys'an" Mail ccatr>cter.
The bill giving pew registers To the Cs'sis<exA
steamships, Auserica ond Cansds in"' 1aosfu y. ~
passed.
Mr.. BARLAN offered a resolu'iou. which ~
passed, calling for isform.'io respecting tue saies
officers srS ray of the Navy.
Mr.. HAMMOND preseoted the credentiIs o. NJ
Cieetru uf, .s Ssossor from South Carc'us, tE issA
The Senate then sg,re-d Ia iate uP the frcnea SpA
hation bill, bv yeas ~, nays %
Mr. DAVIS (hiss~l hal the foor. the Sssste n.
fu- pg 10 p e-fpore the sub-c', by - against ~.
Mr. DAVIS being siek, ho~eS-r. the Paci6c Rad.
road b'n ~ss taken rp.
Mr. SHIELDS ssoke in favor Of northern rcuts
Ia Pugets Sound, setting forth us adNsnssgeS ovW e
others.
Mr. DOOLTTrLE moved an amendment. in sab.
rtance that Bo-rd pf three EnSine-rs be sppoiat.A
to survey esch roUte the pcrtheu central and scn,A
err ard report the espso'es aud an sstmi lie OF the
exter ~ d .sch TO the President before the next meet
in Of Congress.
Ares tes.urr 10 the amendment ia, that alternate
sec'ions Of lard along the rooie shall be opsa under
The Honest. 81 lsw 20 act nal sot'leTr.
Mr. TRUMBULL. speaking noninaily 90 the Ps.
cifc Railroad ou-sti n, repledto Mr l,ersoas speech
of YESTERDAY He tock notice IT his llyersons ALA
lion 10 the Illinois election AMI denied the c.i. ~
ncSern Democrats q that honored iitle lie tr'an-
buln considered them survivors OF prvs,raie
Whipeery He ~ent into history IT the rse sad
progress of the Republican party aud agreed With
Mr. Iverson that they wou d 60 on progressing usu
they attain power, and administer II IN accordance
wi the true principles ofthe Constellation.
TIE Senste, without taxing anv acton, theo al
fcurped. ON motion of Mr.. SLiDELL, over until Nsn-
dsy Tomorrow beieg the anniversary Of the Battle q
New-OIlcars.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16
Ar O r T G a E S A l. E. WHEREAS
iHf- Jacob P. Moore did executa unto Lnuis

AEORTG GAGE SALE. WHEREAS
MI Jacob P. Moore did execute unto Louis
n. Reppert certain mortgage Deed beal4ng
date the 18th day of July 1887, filed for
record in the Office of the Register Of Deeds
Of Benton county Minnesota on the 3oth day
Of July 1857 at 8 o'clock A. NJ. and recorded
upon pages SO s. 81 Of Book B Of mortgages;
and whereas there is now claimed to be due
upon said mortgage the sum Of ($ils oo-0o)
Pour hundred and thirteen dollars and inter-
est thereon from the 18th day Of July 1855 at
the rate of five par cent per month.
Therefore notice is hereby given that the
following land lying in Benton county Mime
sofa, viz.-The West Half Of the North East
quarter, and the East Half Of the North " est
quarter Of Section twenty-five [25l i'll Town
ship thirty-si north Of Range twenty seven
C27l west, being the premises granted BY anil
described in the above said mortgage, will BE-
sold ct public auction at the Office Of t;,e Reg
lister of Deeds Of said county on the 30tl, day
Of July 1859 at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. to satisfy said
debt and costs Of notice and sale.
~. LOUIS W. REPPERT,
Mortgagee.
Dated It Minneapolis March 2sth 1859.
Z. NJ. W11sos, Attorney for Mortgages.
junel6-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16
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ORNAMENTAL :.
TREES, SHRUBS, &C.,
- D +-'.' AT THE
: .GROVEI,AND GARDEN AND
.... -: MUIR SER r, :a,4~..~'=s>- -
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY
MINNESOTA. Il

We have for sale large stock Of almost
everything suited to this latitude, both in the
Fruit and Ornamental Department, which VIC
arc now offering At Eastern prices for Cash,
or its equivalent. Persons wishing to buy
largely will be supplied very low and at
wholesale prices to suit the times. ..,-
Our stock Of small Fruits is very extensive,
such as ... .- .. .'~,t "
Currants, Goosebcrries, Raspberries,
Strawberries, Rhubarb, Asparagus,
Grape Vines, &c. ......., g..
In the way of Trees, Shrubs and Towering
Plants, we have - ....
Mountain Ash, Naples, Larches,
Elms, Locusts, Siberian Crabs,
Poplars, Abeles, Lindens, Willows,
Arbovite, Balsam Fir, Norway Spruce,
IL Red Cedar, SC.
Lilacs, four kinds, Snow Balls,
spireas, syringas, Acacias,
Towering Almond, Honeysuckles,
{ Roses, 100 kinds, Peonias, many kinds,
Phloxes, Dielytra spcctabalis, Lilies, &c., Sc.
Among the bedding and green house plants,
we have a very extensive stock, as,
AdAAAsAS, ~ CNOACc Minus, 1VlccCIOYcSp
Verbenas, Lantanas, Geraniums,
Lemon Verbenas, Fuchias, 10 kinds,
=. Alentilons, SC.
In their season, We can supply from our hot
beds, 49,. ....: >....:.
Tomato Plants, Egg Plants, Celery,
Sweet Potato Plants, Cabbage Plants,
Tobacco, SC.
Also, Seeds in papers, or in larger quantities,
including 81:
Onion, Beets, Sugar Cane, Peas,
Ruta Baga, Beans, Flat Turnip,
Carrot, &c.. &c.
Flower Seeds, 25 papers for $l.00, free o,
postage.
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing
postage stamp.
Address l.. M. FORD & co, .
St. Paul, Minnesota.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16

s1~ REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The follow
ing is a list of the sales recently made by
our old and enterprisng land dealer, Col
Mckenty. ...~
WASHINGTON COUNTY. .....
| 5000 acres in Section 6. Town 80, Range2l
at $5-$15l, so.
III So acres in Section 8, Town 80, Range
81 at $5-$869,S0. ..r;
$1,000 acres in Section 3, Town 20, Range
81, at $5-645 As
40 acres in Section 8, Town 80, Range II,
at $5-20O,0O. @..
FILLMORE COUNTY, J -
16O acres in Sections and 4, Town l02,
Range s, at $lO-$l6OO,OO. 49,. ":s ::
- g.: HousToN COUNTY. ..j ~ .,.S
24o acres in Section 10, Town 103, Range S,
at $5-$12OO,OO: T.. :se@
$50 acres in Sections II and -, Town 103,
Range s, at $5-$24OO,0 90. s,. ..'..>. ="
-:,a :'.%: SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN. %.>:@ go
26 lots in ''McKenty's Addition" at $i0o-
$260O,00 -: u 80 =. s>5,.-" -:
~..n~ ~. CorrAeE HoMEs> II :..s..' =
Il Lots IL and 33-$l500,0o. .'.~ ". = !:
49, 49,, ,.su5zT&a 2CoMo. - =. = 80 il
Lots and 8 of Block 100000, co. :23@.
:s1s..5 ! HUDSON, WISCONSIN,.
60 Lots in McKenty's sddition-$15OO,O 90.
Total amount Of sales, 13, 286,75. -
We are glad to inform COL McKenty
that he does not make all the sales. MI.
Freeman this present month sold claim
eight miles north of St. Cloud TO, 81 goo;
G. Moore Of Grand Lake refused $l,500
for his, twelves miles west of this. .2s. -.
A one fourth interest in $50 acres, one
mile East was sold for $500; and claims
are in demand at prices almost equal to
hose Of 18 months ago ,zH 2ss<t:1....51 : Il
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1IvHK undersigned stakcal this method aof in
l:sfornin: those who may have shoasess <to
build mills to frame, or carpentry and joineryj
n any Or III of its branches, that he is prepar
"a "a, take contracts, and do MI kinds Of work
a this line, on. the most reasonable terms ANA
81 coed, worknanlikc manner. &. ~. lslssI
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arocers and Provision dealers, l.ower St Cloud
WEI0Hrs OF GRAIN The following table Of
the weight Of various articles to q bushel, may
be Of interest to our readers,--Wheat, 80 tbs,
Germ, shclled, Sc 1bs Corn on the cob, 701bs;
Rye, Sc lbs; Oats, 80 lbs; Barley, AZ lbs; Buck
wheat, IS lbs; Sweet Potatoes, SO Tbs; Beans,
90 lbs; Bran, 20 Tbs; Glover Seed, 6Oibs, Hemp
Seed, As lbs; Timothy Seed, Is lbs Irish Pota-
toes, 60 lbs; Onions 81 lbs; Blue Grass Seed.
l4ihs; Dried Peaches, SO lbs; Dried Apples
81 tbe r. 49,. -..