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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
Public Meeting.

ST.. CLOUD, July rs, 1859.
4 meeting convened at Wilson's Hall
this evening for the purpose of soliciting
relief for civilized band Of the Chippe-
way Indians at Gull Lake, who are trying
to learn the arts Of civilization. They are
represented here by Mr.. BAnNUM and
MAN1TowAB, ''the Spirit Chief"
JNo. L. WILSON was called to the
chair and. HGNny SwIssHEkM appointed
Secretary ...
Mr. cbAEsua', gave statement, setting
forth that tie Indians in the band num-
bering some 100 assigned over their NON
ey annuities in the spring to traders in or
der to raise seed and supplies to plant a
crop, that the supplies run out, the hot
weather killing the fish and berries, the
women and children, and aged men are on
the point Of starvation. The young In
dian who is present with the chief, as his
Interpreter, has widowed mother, and
his whole annuity is but $40, and with
this and his labor he is really in a fair
way to make a comfortable living, having
built small house, and dressing as the
whites d. sts, 81 ill.,: zr4 = -.
s+ All they want now is encouragement
and enough meal, -four, &c. to last until
their corn crop is ripe. On motion of Mr.
Parsons, MAN1uowAB, the ~. was
requested to address the meeting. .g.<@
II SPEECH OF MAN1ro w. Ar. as RI:
Me have to say few words. Ne come
down and see you, and see all white man
in youa country. They good Indian live
up at Gull Lake They send me down to
see you and your towns. They told me
to come down and see you. They have
nothing to cat, nothing to wear. .s
Nc never more will drink whiskey.-
They told me come down and tell you all
about the Indians up there We viii tell
all the Indians 70 give up drink whiskey
dress Ike all the white people Dress:
Me willtell all the Indians. about you."'-
AZ Rev. DUDLEY CHASE testified to the
genuiness Of the letter from Rev Mr..
!. P p AXE who is The Missionary at Gull
Lake, Lake; aud & We substantial aid by signing
subscription paper with others present;
and the meeting adjourned with the pros
pect Of haying..th Indians: team loaded:
The team was furnished by Government
ct Fort Ripley through the kindness Of
Maj. LYON.
!. DEAD The vita Ri Hon. EdrArd ErArAA4
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"a here is call out for a Democrats
State Convention to meet at st. Paul 49,
We hope it will be what it purports and
will present us with Platform and tick
ct which We can heartily support; but W.
fear the whole affair is q Moccasiu ill.,
to baptize Slavery once more, witL9f0e
name of democracy, ~ .. &ass =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
powerful influence on the ia=ure aevsiop-
ment of the North West snd to extend

powerful influence on the il-uro aeyelop-
ment of the North West end to extend
from the Atlantic to the Pacific that CIR
die Of commerce which: brothers John add
Jenathzr. a,e wearing, worthy taeir COIL
mon origin, Interests and language. The
discovery Of gold OF Fraser river turned
the attention Of thousands in the United
States and Canada in shat direction and
all were DESTROYS Of finding some more ax-
peditious method Of reaching th.. ooun-
try than the cireutous one by the Isthmus
Of Daricn. Steam navigation on the Red
River is the second step in annihilating
time and space between us and the Pacif.
&c, and If our Canadian neighbors will On
ly initiate our enterprise and place \ line
Of steamers on Lake Winnereg and the
Saskatchewan, BY another year We shall be
able to sail within one hundred and fifty
miller of the Rocky Mountains Mobiles
EXPEDITION is the shi1d of this seriea Of e
vents destined we hope 10 become an i'm
portant event in the history of the North
West, and may We not hope it is but tho
forerunner Of another more important and
influential to all, semi-weekly mail to
the Pacific. Will another year witness
greater development Of the resources Of
the North West than the Past1
| RED River.
| OUR PApEa.-rhs present number olo-
ses the first volume Of the St. Cloud Dem.
ccRAT; and although We owe some Of our
subscribers who commenced with the frat.
few more numbers to make UP for cur
half sheets which were not sent, We hope
they will all take interest il aiding US to
extend our list for the second volume. We
shall issue full sheets regularly, unless aome
accident happens to prevent; and cur means
of making An Interesting and useful pape,
are fourfoid what they were At this, time
last year.
We are, in fact, pretty nearly Gus Of IL.
woods; and have established paper on..tht
very frontiar Of civilization. 1t 4 time
when hundreds oefapers in highly fayore;
localities Mere going down, We have svc
eeeaed in building our little establishment
up. :j'.*s. ---..
| Few ean realise the labor and faith and
patience it has required; and ne do nc:
know where thay came from, bu.ve eoulc
no longer labor rs We have dcne, foc ~
physical strength has oeen greatly eys:-
taxed; and even yet our burden is rs;hes
more than VIC are able to bear and do on,
self Justice But We appear to have alness
reached that time, when We shall onl;.
have to be clerk, business man, editor,
proof RAIDER, cock AID housekeeper in our
establishment. Then vs are going to ress
~nd get sauc5, and We hope those who vsk
to sec \ free press maintained here,
will aid US to get larger subscription !its
for our coming volume; and We will try T.
made it much bettss than it, predecessor.
Thanks to the good friends Who have
aided and cheesed Us in time past, and u
do not want to part with any of them.
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THU 5 +. CLOUD D!' p
, AN q 6. 1sWIssHELM.. EDITOR
/ Thursday, July 2ath 1859 g


REPyJB IIIC AM
~ STATE TICKET
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s...,.~ ~.~s Fer Governor: :...m t. = ..g,.,.,
-AIIE1x-. RAMSEY, T..
or RAMSAY COUNTY. ~aa
For Lieutenant Governor: =
IGE4ATYUS DONNELLY O. Dakota
For Secretary Of State:
j. Il. BAKER, or Blue Earth.
~. For State Treasurer: ~: s&A@@<
CHS: sGHGEfER, a. T.. ..'> Or washington.
" For Attorney General: { @'<v
GORDON T. COLE, ':'@ ...s OF Rice.
- 5-= "--'''<.,... T.. : - 4ss7IT ,t1s7T;f
" FOR CONGRESS-: j.. yy>5l$
CIR us ALDRIcH, or Hennepin.
WA. ,FxNDOK, ~. OF Winona
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For the St. Cloud Democrat.
psi - s1N, 2, ss1;.S$# 5g4-r~.
CO.. Mobiles Expidition. '5

L'tcrdry and SctensJie seorps-f'a''ts
\. haagecf neutrality-suspicious. cf 1ss
Enpsd ;tion-CGrts from @the Rocky
NJ Misunderstanding on the Saskatchewan
Route Of he R;scifc.
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DsAp,-The wife q Hon, Edward Everett

& SATISFACTORY. The Kansas Constitutional
Conventien a composed Of SO Republicans
snd IS Dsnoerats, s. s..5. ..''41 S5..s s
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since January 1..... .....,.................4t s67
The large BostoD trade slies Of domestic cotton piece
goods so long apd widely poced, tended TO draw off our
cbastrs Tor the time 10 that market Toe prpcoa sale
was held yesterday and coprsed lots of sheet
'nss fhress, dlnas, &c, the results Ct which we're
reported IN our edinon Of yesterday moppg The off r.
gs were sed to have been large and prices obtained
quite Satisfactory in this market, bon temporary dis
perfion OF many buyers from The extreme heat OF the
weather and nom The araction TO Boston 10 witness the
novelty Of the trade sale aud the fell business no. having
regnlaIy set in trade here light. We undsrs.and
that the donestc goods offered in Boston we're chiefly
from .astacbuses mills controlled By Boston CO pit4.
lsfe Pfovoerce cent ple po,hog their rails being
fully employed on orders running 40 to Seotenber aud
I'D soma cases even 70 Ocober sD1 November. Otner
mills outside Of Massachusetts,, ard even 81 Fall River
within the state, we're bot sim represented We have
DO change OF moment 10 make In heavy brown sheetinps
ara shuthgs; we quote them at 70. 30, and med
om al I1Ec O 1910 Beac5ed sbeetiDes and shrtipgs
were upcosnPeo and without accumulation of ptocs
Drs were nteady and in fair export demand With
Tor The China trade We quote prices as 1910 ss:- China
oIt, s2ic p inch, nc &C.; hlsacbed SIC: blues
tO3scsh lp1c. Oiher descriptions o, cot,oo domes.ir
toooa were without change Of importance IN prices 10
oregn eooos the bptineoe fair the season aud
prices IN general way without material change from
ibofe current aes week.
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CLEARED
Steamship City of Baltimore OBJ, Lecn, Lverpoo-Jno
Steamship Eandorbf, Lefevre, Southampton and Havre
tsssHshio Bavaria Ham, Tarbe. Hamburg--Kuphsrdt
TRIP Iscn,,re Deetjesn, Port Neuf--C Lupng
stp american Union, Hubbard, s! Joho FB-Grtnnell
s s Ss sn s:ss ssa Nephew
Bark so'ia, BoRers Monteyi ieo-reek Church
pmh osmms't i snos r1s sheaiscI siro v, NTH Ball.
- Big W Wilson, Van Name, Oiudad Boivar-Ea-beck
r s.yeia 81 Ey ..g eoF,sna" S fe, san Co.
i ssr 9G rns,ar shs's sssg1s Buck 90
sss sssss s9sI1s + as
ARRIVED
sieamship weser nsreml os,zen. Bremen July J. va
~ W n pa ~ ass 4 r % sp p
g. 81 s.,
s' bosss '' lat
ds. e'ss a 10 A Ss an ,eps G. july july w
;oii sn e .spstzsd BARI lph Sound y; Z. 4. i
ss P.,sd ssamsS'e Bremen Ssase for for
rom zen 4 y sH g. sa9 ass ra e.
roos rssee gr hesk jobs sunyan Clubs from Glasgow
and ssssssss1s spos9s Eissas g. a0''' WIN la'''
s s 1Y 5ssT, 70 10 ballast
sn,h coal ess'ssr naive q Ireland. in hi Of deiIram
sbp Kty Flo ID o Portland, Liverpool IS days. with mdse,
ssip evm Br) BeiyeA Liverpool 90 days. with coal to
to fssui,a SON. Had pilot on board days wnh light
shs W. tof Path, Brown liverpool "A DAYS with
mtse 70 ae,sr f1peIiepeed Dstt ard the en-
Dia Bre 's sa sss 50 days, r e,s
apd si1 sI p 2, e, aers T. /. hTs,rcs
sD Saiph vi Jule 20 co Key West ssssnzsd Zip
ssys Slwoed Enert Cadia IS dsys with wine and cors
Bark csnton tD Ford, rerc,sns 8, days with COAL 10 II
sysr JoIe - a. 4s u lon g spoke shp robert
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Hsig Peerless tsrl sslDA -. NJ, y,,v with mo
I Ia m n.

u rsss 70 aser ~ ig. Arecno. FH, jay " WIN ~"
:.ssss ss H.. I. j. ss sss.s.s
~ ::ssa Es ssss - ssSssss Calico. IT, Is
R;,s aoSsSr: Of l:s,pq,9 ssoAsn oardena.. IL days.
ny fs.nt sSSs. q P,.snS Ss,on. csstsns' y sssys
w. :i IL Gulf sasaH sssss from Il; ors.a.
Big M.yn,-e tof Camden Mel Nc 'n.,re oardsn,s II
days With sugar and wo'asses. to rcas;sr
raep co June l. On ,be passage IRON wlmipgon NO 10
sesus ~n lhomr c'ored man. tell veoosrd ana was
Rs Mary caDen @, M,shiss sprssTs ssmedi0' Is days.
M ha i Si ssaSSd: DAYS ballast
..grs Penguin s Iughsm ssrmu a. days, in ballast, to
s,s SS.,ls q ,. HOmsa Windsor, Ms ay. with pa'
Biz nysgc risb Nstastrda Bay Is days with cotton to
Brig Irene. Cole H.ninstn n, 10 days with lumber to
Bril- Tangent Reed Mschas, days. with iahs, to Smith
s ssp 70 s:a Ct ss ~ sss;
sss ssss PR July
& with e gar ard moirsses b. en- son 4 w v.. n,
july wls sas ger and ossssa to assra Hal
and sfnr .s sns % Aps cardsns' u days. wi" sugar
srhr ssis DAY toi NrwNh) cresssy, cao,rep Cuba II
0i s 'sfsI sSa:s st J.so Cuba Is days.
sen, SibeTt Sent es) Howard windsor MS. days. with
'em aisdtsr, Looshars windsar Ns, days. with
scsr y m Anen. Srait Wilmington. NC. 4dsya
sssr bspssS asst sas,s NJ Nc Ssss
tcnr Eveytop, rurrbun A1exand.iA
tchr secor lAsis. Virgins.
tesr Mary . To~ne saitr yhsinis-
schr Try al ewis, Virginia
sc ss, }Ssnss Sizes sss' Sr ss,0'N
tcbr George Summer. Bur Virginia
scSr Nsis Ji suaesr L. Isav WV Virginia.
s sssT sss ,s a .; sss s yl
sss, > pi,s srSwser vSsnis.
s sssr ssa ray Dec b.sse yI,ss se. s.owa
ssr Z I..s ayns, 1909 er, sserseiSwn. Do
sssT s srsst He .si fss ssSes days s
stbr Eve,slade. snnbAll ADDISON, sdays
seSr Annrd Keley. nseh,ss sasys
ssh, @, sseF NJ. sre cs, Mss sSa sSa,s
schr Nh boyer, Cherryheid i0dsSa
schr Forest Svery. ROCK land d.vs
scbr Bsldw in, Glover socshAaa, tdaya
sss 5ss Kelley :vsn o: ss sas,:
1 ,.sss s'.: Ell sss ss ao:ss
sehr PspsBua. smith Boston. dsys.
sehr Mors wsyirg, sIoal son aavs
scbr jaw es lawrence .lhn, sost,n. sdaya
tehr cs.oels, Kelley Nav Reato,d ss.ys
vssns ss'7 asssrs ss EVEN
sssr pse, r. lntl sn s.SniDC A. days
schr Braaos Jones Portland, o. 9days
steven: BIRD sona' r or sa..n
sloop sryssus oibbs Providence, sdsys.
slocp OsK. Doisre, Providencs, 8 days
sloop Ehode leland Osrr Providence.
sloop Fsshiop Young Providence
Steamer Kennebec Hand. Philadelphia.
SteamerPerei. Jones. Providence
SAILED.
steswsbp BaIria HAM hamburg; rhio sa- King, shaug
hse barb Geo Thomas ley West
Wind during the day from Sc 10 ssE sunset EsE
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SEC Nd Fct7D.
THE DRY COMBS TR sOE.

The following Comparative statement OF the imports
of foreign dry goods New York. for the aad
January L.
For the rtdk. 1857. 1858. 1859
Thrown on nisrkst...- Cls9,Ae4 2,i16,AA S,s7s,o25
Since JdRua,yl
Eptered az ne port. Sis $3.50 3a3 1854 23s
Thrown market. hlIi,0H 3I,.o0,570 O., 238 500
TIE above table w show, that though the entities as
well as the Amounts thrown upon the makst during tho
past week hEve been 10 excess Of those for the
period in 1885, they below those for the period
in 1857 The .oas however for the present year. soes
the lat Of January as largely IN Of those ir
The same period ii both the previous years
Annexed give tables sho wing the classl aon OF the
goods entered BY which ~ bs seea that OF the whole
siks 81 5a1 s25; 14x, S3SS, AMI mss aneous 1858 1884
rhe large amount OF silk gOods Imported All
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CO 1885, sos Of l57l707 al a7o o.

Under cecree OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
the NoIbwestern Raroad has been sod uuter rec
the poDohodeis becoming the purchasers at the ponina
price et SIG geo FOR the franchises Of the road The new
uspasers are to meet August %, in Phila iephia with
this view. - wv
The annual s.ockholders' meeting OF the Norvch AMI
Worceefei Raroad Com plny held yesterday at Nor
wch Fun three fourbs Of the stock was Represented
The hpabca exho showed an increase in rece,s ~
twenty per cent over the previous year. appears f
ieenntons passed THAI this company 10 resume dty
sehos az soon rs the funded debt falling due 1850 sha
have been refunded.
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Total..... SLOT $40 IS 1872 56t "a 24,5i3 Go
We think the improving condition o. this company
should induce the directors to pay their interest.
The Chicago Tribune OF Tuesday Gays

We think the improving condition o. this company
should induce the directors to pay their interest.
The Chicago Tribune OF Tuesday Gays
Toe weather during the past few days become more
settled ard in all respects favorable gro wing crops
especially corn, which reported looking vey foe c
over The EorthSest The srveslpg OF wiuter whss. ID
tie EouheIp part CT the state Is aolut over anj IN the
central ard northern countes s progresaog favor
ably me yield The whole rather better than vas an
ticipsfe1, and the quality excellent Severa Carloads
bave been received here daily during the seeE which
have been eagerly bought by milers Tee sprng wheas
cop Is low ~ s most critical point, when most liz
bic 10 rust and blight. So far has escaped and ten
more OF favorable weather will fair crop and AHA
millions TO the ah OF the Northwest Olts an barley
look very flee, ana a two more will put the "a
past danger.
The amount of coal transported the Hszlston Rail
road for the week and season ns follows
Fer the week ending JAY e...........to tons ss5lo3
Tesious.y this .22c 0ic O6
10 game ume iast sear... l53, 5o5o 7
Tie following Is the shipment Of Barclay COAL
For the week ending July 9 ........,,....tons SIG
For the season, commencing May 12.........9,s e7
The following o. coal shipments over ths
Delaware Lckawanna aod Western RaIoa for the week
ending July o.
c--1soo--- c--1S5S--o
Wtek Fear. Week Year
Shipped North .a,l1Zll s3,776 os $50 Il 6l57i 10
shpped sooth s567 u 2so72s.l3 IL 1856 10 24670l 03
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LONG BRANCH July ID sunsst One shio one BARI and
one S,s ssrs of Long Branch bound I'M no signals Wind
SANDY HOOK, July is sunset One brig outsda ths bar.
Wind sE; weather Cloudy. ''~ '1''
HI D'a Jpy - r. Srs bark soa
hazy
Miscellaneous.
GLITTER snp MASIrou-we indebted to the firm OF Bat
o. this city, for the folio wirg description Of resksd
materials, which. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mtssug sh,p
Ma.iiou 1t the ststeuent OF tho captain and
of the ate WITCH who returned N Ne
LoudopW earthly that about the Sh February last
about 30 miles Of Cape Pillar Straits of Magellan picked
large made mast broken of below the sso us
shove the deck, with s the banda il ncuing the truss
bands the after cut of; also picked up mahogany
ancheons with brass plates the top of
hsd handsome carved eagle ntds with epears under
xage also several pec white uiae boards painted
side and blue the other; piecethe Coean
IT. the bands broken 10 pieces had
MARKS across mem strips beep Mated On ,sm on
which parts there paint parts OF oa,ke AZ
pesred Ike hardware caeks. with the words n Custom
sonse Oct 10. eS Africa; also mahogany ss,s
with brass plates wedo ths and large gu nes boxes
we're floating around the schooner
WHALING BARK PHOENIX handy of Nantucket WAS wrecked
In the Ochcsk Sea Get IL during heavy gaze Vessel asd
s2o hbs wh oil total loss All hards Macy o. toe
bsd Suffered by beng eozsn be I'd sent ne
1000 bols VIII, 100 DO perm apd 10 00 lns bone
eTRAM FRIGArE GENER ApaTaAA lee. fcona on ,srd
this magnificent vessel written Oheroours says tha. tho
steamer only IL days AID 70 hours from fYork ADD
that the cay 307 miles Pat The lime nse was
under canvas alone On the 23d OF June while pr,cedug
der vas without the aid OF American clipper
chip ahead The seusrAl Admiral soon cana NJ
with ber and I'm shor. time the ship huh down In The
rearn
AMERICAN LLoYDs-SupplenentN No sTecevsd from Mears
Blunt We glad to observe ha. wo x a,
generals adapted by rchsna uader and sao
builder the only standard work for purpoues 81,
proved by the Board OF Under writer, Bosd OF American
1oy d. and British poard Of T:ade extensive circulation
enable Ito uhorn to ca to s aid the sklsuI experts ia
foreign and domestic seaports
The Fambure ate nsbp Bavaria Capt Taube yesss
de-, for Southampton and Hamburg with GO passengers
The favorie clipper ship Queen OF tbs Pacific Sutton
Cos line having the most her cargo board will
freight three four days. unless fa pier 10 ss
Rver
During TIE thunder sos Of the 18Th Br brig British
Lion living st 2ls street East Siver RAD her
carried away by )irhnjog Capt o'P-iep a. at
cheer were hro wn to the deck but were ia
jured. "
Bark 1sIy 30 scld yesterday through Henry Mon,n,
EMP bso.'r She WAS butt expressive Tor tie RIO trade
heavily tia bered ard entirely If Southern a. Nor
OK Va In the al Of lS45 2 tons rssster bo ouehy owe
esnled August 1851 and ne Wy meaed good TOR
Brig Fedk Wording $50 tons years old was sold at suc
ton IN Boston 18th, for 5000, cash
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1859.



LsbEs Sales Of % b"lH pW were FADE 81 tl4I. AMI
peal Is we're quiet at T. No;
PprApsrsys.- FlcuY-The ma,aet wss heavy and 70
chealy loser 'be etcane ext, naing through nearly "
grader, srd rsrgipR for Ibc soc per barrel. 7
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Total. 2i,l7s 4s,37o 12,2os 63 Ss3 lol ,s48
Tire exports OF -four and grain from New York for the
~ekepope July ~ to Great srain 500 b5s flour,
6l4s hosheis carp British Provinces aud other places
1913 abla 1vr 7,l04 bushels corn-toal % 978 bbs
-four, 13 2a9 nushels CogD
CofFE - The nsrkst steady, with sales Of about
200 bses RIO az lie 1870 SO do Jamaica a. II Nc
SIX months goo do ST. DonmSo at losc, ard a5o do La
eusy,a SID &c .
CouroS the private sdv,ces by the Canada vere more
encouraging than the rleer lpbic the
embraced apoai 1UQe balee, closing rn at the folio .ing
quotations.
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roo customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lss 900 90
Iota laSments Observation-Disclosures. sol 3i3 i3
H~"aS0 4,tO4c oo ID
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were sl6,67l 74 IS, and the balances 81 $3.50 Of.
The following divaends have been declared:-rhe
Beekman Fire Insurance Company sem! dividend
Of BIZ cent payable the Let Of ausur. the boas
I1e InsuxanCo Company senn annual dividend Of sx
per cent, payable on demand; the Rutgers Iasurancs
Conn a,y, semi annual dividend Of nina per CENT pays
bic August q the Delaware ana Riritan Canal ani Cam
den and Anaboy Railroad sem;-snnlal dividend Of sIS
per cent payable by ss, the oice Of the company
in this city on the Goth inst.
The interest on the first mortgage bonds OF the Hudson
River Railroad Company, due August ], WIN be PAID on
demand at the Treasurer Office.
The following is statement OF the earnings oc the Pits
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad for jane,
pared with the zane month last year, VIZ
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Novice to MANNERS.
WHITE SEA BEACONs


5ss y,srcg.spss brpans..s i%asr' Gs sioi.rs .,
dan, Of re navlgson white res too sisnss ss
g 1n, mat s sgoastss
,.et ne bIsad'I o,hs ,sctsns. te MIassss $
4 3 s.s: :sSsR s
NNe pniine ,be summer Of 1889 tie p,rt be
pd se vaa' zolot''za woo'er ssra, having he fyu
1. IRON o';i Ss % ss
hehn soms Of a' Snsh feet
s'Ss ~ q. c % s
y .sSS - gss~s% . :sss
a,nss sss s Srd chapel 10 @ IN h.ish which win be
WhaIsmen.
CID at View BEDFORD h ps. mark janet westoor Cof
ID Auannc ana Doian ocesns Sid ship soeephne, North
krpcsn 18Th ret schr iemral plase Blo.kensnio
Day TOUCHED ct or be sns. fsrsd
slsnsenp Ise aser who was landed there 10 SaJ 1855
OF At Salem I.h mat brig EacAol f Beverly Hoxe Allan
.1ee 10. Of end % rsy. wer Barter Mr.
CO p " p s sss Mg.M nS
p leo since s l,ssyog Ia husno h 1auc ceesu
.sn,s 3, SD IN JtmiDgs, Lee. NIB. Tor Galapagos
sn " ssd h WIDE s ss ss
ss s191a on , ybs u s 81 sp s,s LEND ss
Gapsgoe Islands Fcpcrn ppa star horton, NIB COO
'p, fr6 h'are NJ o'hS rhh 6n,pr well.
w.. ,s s %h 20 ss ss'1 &c
,b'r 70 OIL and wond cru'se; al well letter from
bsvrr CIT in CT chs 20 Ut had rot lot man BY deser
tnn The oytle LEFT sn " 7Bbh who fell from ai0
rsc'pring on Ietr o, d ipjtIt-g bb Lead
)et,.r IN tie rst cfbcer of bark Domingo, Lee NIB
syta Jura oil before reported, oil we'll
from ahs,es Had bad peas ot passage no ~ staten
lano when hesvy les last days. three or
which blew bucape lat 20 Ion 81 w, whie lying Ia
Fte ,kitpe6 which did Considerable mage. Had
10 wfrcs leaving Bbeyines Wou6 SAB
on Rerors spnke 'asvof Nay north Of Line
Ekep odse Leu IA 81 20
letter from Capt EDis Of skto gavabe n NIB, reports
hern bay Of Iearts karch ~ with eD bbs OIL all told
hir Sl6e gallons By bank Berry labtr OF
ksd'oyd
y from Capt Gulvap or th'D Jsmes Arr od Nh re-
her mt Pay Isisnds rh * with 600 hbs
board AL well Was bound cuisa tue New Zealand
Ground
ee' from Capt gelley. oe sho Henry Wheel nd We
her az and mt un &c N sail tae North
that nik hi, OH not stated al well
spoken, dc,
Ship Chcruhm, Skinner, hence May Tor San Francsco