St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06
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" St u.,oud r.. tho; mint NJ which tho Red Riy-
~ tra;n. croaa Tho Mississinn; on their wav to
a. Paul whole nrovas IL To- be- the natural
;,,nct;on oflanI t-svsl h.tvaan these two treat
: -tor;ss' - .s"J. - !. ~ III nrasent head Of
steam 'nnv;cat;on on The Mississippi. Boats
r,,n rac,,ori,, d,,r;no H. snr;ng and. early
Snnmer month"; from 81 :Inthonv to this
,,1ace' =, - - ~, E'S.' 4I'7~4 Y
Thn. man !. r;v.a -. roa;t;on1 oornrectlv with
reference 70 au che ,nosts imnortant, points IL
IL To..:.s eoa,,i!s, III
Iocat;on ,.,,1 fr.;,.. r. III snrro1ndnr COIN.
~. go ~ .:,,s.~;hei W;ih;n f;fteent
H.. ~ .. m<.,a 1snnos;ta ,sidas nf atka'
river and ~ S;sa, W. ,so;nss ~ the coulpass,
aro a;rht 49, ..s.,.:. :, 10 rom mile to
n,;les in n;S~",ss:s III aave 6nea.1 lbeaau-
an avo..d;nei,, .1..o ~ theu,! nj 'feasts deem
s,,n,,"S 80 aas. ,soe vs WooIad bnnks
s"s ,,ont;f,ilyv xed With
sas ia,Sdsnti GIanHniiaa
/ ia, ST. - "''s1S's s''i - '.9s'o ~ bt2 VI
! Whsn Gev ss tovons :, b;a al survey Of
Z -, ,o;,.so1 sc..to "a apoocAc ~ 9,53 I
a,r,aa 1sa. 49, . $3.50 w. a;1o If tao Mo-
~ :s4 1!S, - S pS:ds - 2snLo 40 Voc
slss'Rpt oetyn sauA - g ~ rsd paceS hit i
10 hsrs his route leaves The liver. In the sum:
n,ar af;55 = cio;,n cah;n ia hnilt ~, the, snot
MIa ~ ~ ~; 1870 o.'" $500 sow mill; M
f.aof 1orae tIo ~, INA 5 s;obt other dwell
~ 30 were mi IN hat smmmsr. This last: fall
thera werc three hundred and thirty -tw, votes
ssa1iea - tha -roo;not NJ ,tha votasl ~ Ind;-.
~ po ~. HaIf R r. fnr there aro none here
A mo;oritv II tho inhabitants Of the country
90 hordv rermons7 :w;th sturdy wives aud:
ch;,dron cnlt;vat;nr tho so;l and WORKING at
saaahor;oo1 ~, rio;2,oan+s
NJ s,,hao;1 II sc,,d,, omd o,+bough tho so;, Is
fro,o one 20 three faei aeen a r;cS black loan
.,,nnorl;n~ a rank veoetof;on tho drainage ia
so perfect and the dir so pure that breathing
is a perpetual pleasure. As yet, our physi-
clans have discovered no diseases peculiar to
the climate, no indeg >nious complaint except
the minnesota Appetite which requires one
fourth more treatment than q modest Pennsyl-
vania or Ohio attack Of corresponding dis
ease. >.,- @ -. 49, -.
ANY body who wants to drink whiskey in
peace had better not come here, for the treaty
by which the land was acquired from the Sioux
forbids its introduction; and the Legislature
has passed o law enforcing that provisions; but
people Of moderate means and Industrious hab-
:! who have children to educate, will find few
places where the. opportunity for correctmoral
training, healthy Developments Of muscle, and
the means Of pecuniary independence are bet
ter combined. $3.50" 80. : 30. II
!, There are immense tracts Of pine lyingabove,
from which the mills at st. Paul, St. Anthony,
and the Minnesota, Valley are supplied. These
employ a large and ever-increasing force of
men, horses snd oxen, who are to be supplied
with provisions, clothing and feed! The soil is
waiting for an opportunity to produce unlimi-
ted quantities of food! without troubling the
farmer crushing clods; while the Mississippi
rom St. Paul to Little Fails can afford to turn
mill at almost any point and has water pow
err enough to do the manufacturing fora Con-
inent 80 '-'' ''.' - j.. -. ~:.'H '.!i Z.
0nr notnr., n.. ,,,,,,,. .nrodnco q ora,. from
co,,. - s;v faat h;of ond 10 heefk;1led off onr
nro;r;o. - a,,;to ae,,ai ~ anv staII fad va ova
~ r;o''nd r,bh;,s nro;r;o hone nortr;dros
ffucts 81 nIentv Thonsands Of bushels Of
,oorna for tbei hoga tbot ara mt here to eat
thnro NJ 81 r. 1oho.; of cntt;r md hau1
M. ~ ~ ,ro,,,d. ond thera i M l;ke1;hood
H. a',+,f,r ~ sno1 90 +ho tsR;s-
wonds, aIto,d f.o-, 80 n1oco soma +von+1
,,;Ios -. So"sn 49,, ~ az oftba r;vo,. OH
fron; e;oht - twelva nile. hack 0nr nrair;os
49,. ~ 5atted .,.;tt st.;ns - ,~ood 1.nd coal
Onon;n-s .rh;oh ;,st ~ lilo old ,orcbords
"o !IHv .ovn ~ 80 'Je,:c:e,.,
e es tnicket: ol pun efHSs uSas uvo,oos Us
ra1, sc%pe Siss aos ~
aotes , ~ AI1ot ousnes :nu
s"ssu IL tne sumo ~, oosiness; VIII" .rS so nun
ureu aercs Ire IL ~ c ..""o 'nu s:,.
w. au ;sr'iole, w' T tui a1
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ads "nI 49,, aoIaa d;s "P ~. &c., .on
1870 enr es 20 ec ~ o ~
gong =. .ne 1ussos
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I;aai sv.itels S All ,oSI ero ."
.iom one ~ Nv n9nuteH uoila go @ne speou
'oes W. h.,a dasS INC Sae 'o'' a. 1o i've ~
W r. n uona ~ tha Two, n ,,,c,, n,.oo. thot
will be pleasant villages, lots can be had gratis
by those who will build and live on. them.-
This, in places where a house can be built for
fifty dollars, that would be palace compared
to the de1ns rented in large cities for and s.