St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

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INTiREsT OF, MINNESOTA :BoNps,-A
despatch received from the State Treasu-
rer now ID New Yorfk, states that silir,iaasge-
meuts have been made for the payment 1t
the! House Of Kirkland t& Co:,gof theJuly,
bonds ($25o, o,ooo:3-7:H1 :; 2sM:, .~,, ;,
IMMIoRAr1QN.-We met in our city
yesterday . party Of German immigrants
who set out from New York, early in tho
spring to settle IN Texas. After going
some distance South Id The direction iof
their contemplated new heme, they were
turned back by 1.-The ttchivalry'' with, tho
admonitiop that 20 more Odd Dutch:
were wanted in that country. They then
shaped their course :f5 for Minussota; where
they find plenty Of friends i'and'a hearty
welcome. GoW w ere; H. mot for the expense
and ipeony yepicuce which such outrageous
proceedings subject immigrants T., We
would express tho wish ;"s:: the :sr's :ssryc's
mi ght keep doing 50 with all thats go into
their region.-l<es., 27M. =, 7a7' 49,
3, Tus RA1IR.oo,Aap.-Wee .o,a learn,, that the
Minnesota and Pacific Railroad CowIany
have already gone to work. preparatory 70
having the rond completed to St. Anthony
early tho ensuing winter, The, mad bed
has been very little, injured by tie Gle:
ments since It has remained neglected.
period now Of neariy three years. There
are SOME washing 90. Of establishments ooca-
stoned by heavy :Eains,5 most, Of which are
within the limits of the city, hut nothing
that cannot be repaired and the track made
ready otthe surerstructure within very
short time. Il Col. WIN. Crooks is the en-
gineer in charge ef the. work, and viii
proceed TO, drive business ahead without
delay.-lbtd. ..,. o:,..
D.. SUsPENsIoN.-J.J j. Knox g. Co., ban
keu of St. Paul, suspended on W ednes,
day, the Goth. They had been rcdeeming
the bills of the Central Bank in gold, aod
a great run had been made upon them
It is believed that their creditors will suf.
fer very little ,fany loss ultimately, Much
sympathy is expressed with these gentle
men,: ..,,,..y ,......, f. F.. 2,.,:..,, 49,,
OFFICIAL STATEMENT or MINNESOTA
BANKs.-Since the excitement about the
currency, says the Pioneer; many inqui-
ries have been made about the securities
for the redemption of the issast
Of the Minnesota Banks; and we
present the following official statement for
the information of the public, ~: j. F..
Its proper 70 state that the amount of
circulation as given below is far above that
actually in the hands Of the people. H..
We are assured ahat NO change in the
securities deposited with the Auditor will
be allowed, and; that the owners of banks
will mot be, allowed to withdraw. any tpor-
tion of tho securities upon return Of the
Issues based upon them. i r4L *.::' a.
We do not know the exact cash value
,of the Minnesota seven per cent. bonds.
The lat official sale WAS made by Auditor
Dunbar for I6} pc, cent. of their face;
which is supposed to be very nearly their
present value. - .~:;ia3 .uoo7s.t.u
The following is the ofheial statement: ,
..~.4":< :: BANK o. ;cHAzr1E1D.
Securities, Minneeota rs $50 600
Circulation, !" 7E!:: p; 7s.,.* J5~,l 20 500
e. <t BANx OF II. PAUL, -. !. ..ii';i
s;tsa;.i;:s s:sssi.i:; Ainn''et. - " $40 GSS 9
2'':I Z; -. crx1HA1 BANK. ,t'. :s.'s2 xa
Securities, Minneseta7's u p $27 900
Circulation, @16 200
IA CROSSE AID Ia cHEscIxr RANK.
Seeufities, Minnesots'7s' 1'+' II 500
=. i; It's :, ,15,;ss 81 968.
! ~ rEoP1E's Rank, 7e.y.. p; :,,c,
Securities, Minnesota rs $50 600
x1xoxA COUNTY. RANK.
essnIis.. Minne'0t.. a ~ y " s2s see GO
Thereby certify that the shove is 4 true
ef The eirculatien and securities Of
the above named ba1ks
f@l goo CIARLEstMcILRATH,s :oHI
.Igsts:1 1rE,! 2tn3lH9..17 ssY State Auditor.
81: PAUL, June 26th, 1861.
LIT tTHEH sCoxE.-0ur friend, VIM.
Jones, tells US that be. counted one hun
dred and five teams, comipg to market be!
tween Fatibank and Hastings' He re-
ports 'tea1ns from every direction, Of all
sorts, loeded With grain, on their, way, to
thin ,point-Bd.