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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

GARDESING.-The following is an excellent
system of gardening for ladies Make Jodf
beds early in the morning sow buttons on
your husbands shirt do uot rake up any
grievances protect the young and tSndsr
iT1nches, of your family plant smile Of
good nature in your face ; caref lily root 6''t
all angry feelings; and persuad y d hus-
bands, brothers, sons and ue:gllbos &" su5-
scribe for the GAZETTE, AND PAY FOR II IN AD-
VANCE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

John L. Williams, now chief clerk Of thS
Navy Department. at salary Of $4,000, wsS
formerly Jour" on the Hartford Tines,
when Gideon welles, present Secretary OF tha
Navy, was editor OF the same p1per.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
wETRE THEnEs ) WT1I THEErs 4 WGY.

kRE THERE'S A WILL THERES A WAY
BY JOHN G. SAKE
It was noble Roman,
In Rome's Imperial day,
Who heard a coward croaker,
Before the battle say
''They' re safe in such a fortress
There is no way to shake it -
"On ! on - exclaimed the hero,
I'll find a way, or make it !"
Is fame your aspiration
Her path is steep and high
In vain he seeks the temple,
Content to gaze and sigh.
The shining throne is waiting,
But he alone can take it,
Who says, with Roman firlnness,
I'll find way, or make it
l. learning your ambition :
There is un royal road
Alike the peer and peasant.
Must climb to her abo5e
Who feels the thirst Of knowledge.
In HeIicnn may sIake it,
II he has still the Roman will
To find a way or make il.
Are riches worth the getting
They must re braveiy sought
With wishing and with fretting
The boon cannot be bought
To all the prize is open.
But only he can take it.
Who says. with Roman Courage
III find way. or make it
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

The Cleveland Plain Dealer states that on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, an oil we'll at Titus
vile took FIRE and burned to the heighth of one
hundred aud ifty feet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
sheriff sale.

NOTICE % hereby eivss that by virtue
IN Of an execution issSsd from the ,nce
u The clerk Of the Dlbss Common Pl'ss
: nd Circuit Courts. and ,s me directed.
" in offer for ssle q pu-iic suction 20 ~
Highest bidder. Tor cssh in hand q The door
IF the cours house 10 Jasper, on
SATURDAY. ian 1Rh. 1862.
between The hours prescribed BY lew. me
rents and profits for seven yesre 81 10 'o'-
lowing described real estate, situated ~ ID
bois county. TO- Wit:
The south east quarter Of The south vss'
ousr,er Of sscsicn rumbss "a. town on
sou,b. range Eve west. 40 serss moro o
LEES.
Arson isiinre 70 ses,izs tho fall smccn'
81 principal. interior and costs csllrd Tor ns
ssid .xecu'isr, will 81 The SANE t'sns ahs
place. end ID ike manner. sell the tee sim
Die ~ saidresl estate.
Taken 10 execution - the property Q
BszI r. Edmonsion u tre suit Of the St.n
Y. Indiana on relsiina cf Issbsl Dri khsus
| JOHN wEIkEL. Sheris ID. =.
n. Smith. risinrif . attorney.
Dec. IL, l661-aS - %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

nPThe most important news o. the
week i tho surrender BY the United
States Government. Of the captured
rebel ambassadors, Mason and sllde!i'
70 Great Britain. on the formal &C.
man6 Of the British Government t.
This 70 US looks very like cowardice'
and al extreme backing down by Inc
Cabinet from the boasting position -
10, hy some Of its members only a
.hort month ago. We know it's de-
s;rable 10 avoid war with England
~ the present time, but we think not
at the expense Of national honor ana
besides. If she is 80 DESTROYS Of receiv
mo another thrashing at the hands 81
Brother Jonathan a. to 20 to war aoon'
Tho seizure Of Mason and Slidell, she
can easily find another preteAt, and
will no, be satisfied till she is again
humbled. The surrender may, how
ever, be productive Of good hereafter
az Il neccssitates. to limited extent
the surrender by Britain Of her lon;
cherished doctrine Of the right Q
s.arch OF neutral vessels in time Q
war. AS our government has seen f
at this time to pocket this insu { from
our hereditary enemy. LET the Amer
can people remember il aud blde thei
time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
Attention Company! school
Fund Notice.

4 IL persons having Loans Of ihe Sehoo
lA,una Of Dubois County. and knowing
,hemseIye s.,ndebtsd for Interest on The ssmf
are requested 10 notice the following clause
Of The School law passed By the Legislature
and approved March ilth, 1861. !.
Ssc.e7. When the interest o. princ'ps o
snv such loon shall become due ana remain
unpaid, the.Audi,or she'll proceed - c"i'ect
The same by suit on the note. OF ~ ss'e o.
the mor,gaged premises. in the manner pre-
scrihed IN tho 90ih section Of the sc'' ne
NAV also. BY suit, recover the pose ssion p
the mortgagsd premi-es before sale Thereof
aud he shsIl on the 4'h Monday IN January
annually, offer for sale oil mor'gseed 'anhr
on which payments Of Principal % in'sfes'
are due and unpaid"
In accordance with The above require
meu,s Of the shove section " the school 'sw
/ shsll proceed on the S,h dsy Of January, e
advertise fer sale al. lands mor'gsged 20 ssi'
scbool fund. on which the interest remain
due and unpaid
dec IS JoHS MEHRTscER, A D. 2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

~ OrICEzs iahsrshv given shss ~ vlsspe|
IN II an executior issued from tho efnes
~ the clesk or the Dubois Common Piece
Court. snd 10 me directed. ! will sf.s f"r
ssls q, prblic sucilon 10 the highest bidder
fos cash - hand, q The doUr VI he eosr'
house in Jasper on
SATURDAY, Jan. 18Th. 1862.
bst ~e.u The h.urs prescribed BY Isw shs
ren,s snd prr6,s for . tevmQrot exceeding
ssvsnsyesrs. Of the following Described resi-
esisis, 10 vii:
Ths'west half of the south wet quarter
q Section No. eleven; also, the south esr.
arar;es Of The south west qnsrier of srcsion
No. eleven; and the south east qusrter o.
the south east quarter Of section ten. and the
we~,spsrt or ,he north east quarter o. The
south wet quarter Of see'icn eleven; ell o.
,i,ss io,ss I'D 'rsct!being 10. :'c~ oship.nnm-
Der one "a south ofrsnge number ive wes'
containing 1870 sores more OF less.
And on failure 10 realize the full smeua'
or jnjgment. interest and coats. cs'isd '"'
by said execution. I will q the ssmr time
and place. snd in ike maansr. expose o
Dob "a sale the Tee simple 81 said real estate
Tassn. in execution - the pvcpe-tv n
B.zilB Eimonstnn - the suit 81 B. +. Nc
G .ra. susvdisn q. B. Hsddock's hsirs.
SID sale viii be made without sny relic
whatever IRON vs!ustion.por spprsisemen
ls~s.
JOHN wElKEI.. Sheriff D. c.
A J Beckett. ATTY for PHI
dec. 25, 1861 50 ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A-OrltE 10 h-reoy gwen that n" under
~ signed. ADMINISTRATOR y ihe estate o.
John A. Moore. decd will 'flrs for . y 81
public suction. ~ the late res'dence o. me
de csdsnt, on
Friday Dan 10, 1867.
all al HE personal pr'p. ny. not ffsen ~
N. widow, CONSISTING. HYsrr- H-s- ca
re, sheep. isrmine utensils, hou-ehoid ard
kitrhen ;urniufe, &c
Terms Of sale All sum. over 'h-ee dol
lars II months credit will b. gwen. pnr
chaser giving note ~nh approved --rufi',
hearing in.rr.ss from jsis, wrivin. vn'u"
ton and sppralsment laws; al Gums os.
SO cash la hand
JaaxA. WlxxcER sdmr.
Dc IS ls61
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
Administrator's Notice.

NYoricg l. hereby given thst ~ claims and
IN notes due The estate Of WIN. X. Hill.
decd. must be settled 10. and OIL that are
not paid, or otherwise adjusted, by he 9th
day OF December. 1861 will be sued on al
The next Janvsry term Of the common pleas
court. Those wishing 70 settle will lind ail
he papers in the hands Of A. ]. Beckett
Esq ~ho will receive 81 payments.
dec ls A. II. ALEXANDER. sdmr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TC
SELL REAL ESTATE.

The State Of Indiana. Dubois Couniv.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Norman
IN Fisher. administrator Of George x
Msvo, deed. has fIsd HE petition 10 sell
the real estate Of the decedens. his personal
being insufEicie 10 pay his deois; and that
said petition viii be heard u he next term
81 The Court Of Common Pleas ~ ssit
county. y. A. HOLTliAUS, C'esk-
dec 5. 1s61-3w-
w r. Adssns, ss'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given lhst will n,c
~ coed With the County Surveyor o. Du-
bnls county, on the 6:h dsv OF January
lso2. 10 run me liu-s spd determine the
boundaries of Sec. "a. +. 2. $ r ) W
The intermediate lines will also b. run end
he corners thsresf established. All persons
interested will take notice.
dec. 1s-3~s f. STUpER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

WANTED. At ,his..ofiice a hov.s no
tween the ages Of II and IS, who can
read and white. 10 learn fthe printing
business. Such hoy. who will DO
steady, can have good situation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
CLAIM MS.

4 IL those having filed clsims against any
N decedenrs esists ten DAYS before The
lac, term Of the common pleas court. will
please take notics that the same will stand
for trial q, The mex, term thereafter, unlsss
admitted BY the administrator during the
time. Therefore..all those having claims %
filed willtske notice that unless they appear
and establish tho same. they will be dis
missed At the claimants costs.
dec Is. n. A. HuLrHAus. Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ siccsd has been appointed adsninis'rs-
,or q, The estate 81 John A Moore. late Of
Dubois county. deceased. Sid estate -
supposed to be snivent.
dec Ia JnHs A. WisI-GER. sdmr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
n OTICE

Of described the foregoing
az NAV Taxes Interest and charges thereon ~
= -, 49, eot ~ the time sold Public Auction % me
Cont House Datc county Ind ana q Ine
10 o'clock a. M AMI Clock
aid day BY law and that such sale w' e c0nne
DAY % day un' :" so ' 80 JOuN MEaIlNG;E. Auditor y G.
JASPER. December III. 1851
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

1--WE issue but y half sheet this
week. and the same next, which we
will count L. our patrons as. but one
paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

nTLieut. Berry. Of Capt. WeIman's
Company, has arrived home. We are
not Informed ~ to the nature Of me
return, but presume he comes h''me to
stay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

N7OTICE u hereby given the, The under
signed has been appointed adminis'rs-
,rix Of the sstaie Of Marin Hssenauer. late
81 Dubois county. deceased; said estate .
supposed 70 be solvent.
dec 25+ THERsILA HAusEsAuER. sdmx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

TDubois Common Pleas Court.
Judge Mason presiding, begins IT.
Jan. term next Monday. The docket
is not a heavy one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

NOTICE 10 hereby given thst the under.
~ signed. administrator OF the esss.e o.
vitus Bsierlein. deed. will offer for sale -
public auction, a. the residence o. joseph
Hohler, II miles south vest Of Jasper, on
Thursday, Jan. Is, 1862,
I'll OF the personal property Of the deceased
consisting Of Cattle, hogs. corn, hcussho'd
and kitchen furniture, cloihing, &C.
Terms OF ssIe--AiI sums q three do'isr'
and under cash IN Rand; over ~ % ~
months credit will BE- given on purchsse'
giving note with approved security. waving
valuation and spprsismsst laws. snd esss
ing interest from dst~
dee 2b. kAHys JtHs, seir.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
Ad up,imistrator's Notice.

NrorrcE il hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed ADMINISTERS.
,or Of The estate Of v,tus Bsisrleln, late o.
Dcbois county, deceased Said estate y sup
posed 20 be insolvsnt
a. q KAsPER JoHs. admr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY.

JoUN MEIRINGEt and for saii county d. hereby 'srlM ina.
lis and rnanhS
thereof Tor 'e year a. II oo'
together Will and interest," na ana - ~ '
sappeano nr n q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

JASrEI. December IL. 1851.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
MORE ABOUT THE BERMUDA.

Iribune's Special The cargo Of the
Bermuda consisted of Is rihed cannon, 80
and 42-pounders, and two &c FOUNDER can
mister guns, with all the necessary shot and
shell all ready for immediate use, also $500
Enfield rifles, between 100000 and 300,-
600 cartridges, some 5000 pairs army
shoes, 10000 blankets, $50 barrels of gun
powder, and large quantities of morphine,
quinine and other medicine stores, besides
very many other articles of more than mon.
ey value to the rebel army. Her cargo
cost 81 100000 cash. Her armament was
two l2~pounder rifed guns, one on each side.
She is now fitting out for active service, and
is to be employed in cruising for returning
California steamers. Com. Tattnal will
command her.
Ny informant relates positively that the
mate of the Bermuda informed him that
more iron clad steam frigates are expected
from England on the southern coast by the
18th of October.
The Bermuda is owned in England. Her
cargo was owned in South Carolina. While
she was loading, and at the time she cleared,
it was supposed in Liverpool to be supply
ship for the royal navy, although Downing
street knew much better.
She cleared for West India port.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
THE REBEL ARMY IN VIRGINIA.

The main body of the rebels is at Fairfax
Court House, whence broad belt of camps
almost unbroken are seen from our balloon
stretching northward toward Leesburg,
where there are nearly 10000 men on the
lower Potomac about II 900 or $4,000
back of Evansport, at or near Manassas,
there are comparatively few troops.
All information received at headquarters
shows that the enemy is prodigiously strong,
numbering nearly 100000 men, and that no
offensive movement is at present intended.
Johnston and Smith favor an active poll.
cy, but Beauregard insists on standing on
the defensi se. ---
Brig. Gen. w. K. Strong was this day
assigned to duty on the staff Of Maj Gen.
Fremont, and ordered to report to him in
person. He will be chief of the staff.
The President has restored Col Deabna
to the command of the Indiana Legion, from
which he was dismissed by court martial
in st. Louis, and has restored him to his
pay as well as his rank
None of Gen. Frement's commissions are
recognized by the President, and they are
therefore rendered worthless.
Mr.. Gurley, M. G., who has been active
in organizing Western regiments, was in
some embarrassment at Washington on
learning this, but the President has endorsed
or promised to endorse his acts.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Ill, Oct. 8.-A deserter from
Pillows army, formerly resident of north
ern Illinois, arrived here last night, and
reports Gen. A. s johnson ia command at
Columbus, with 10000 men. They have
fortified the banks of the river for 4 miles
above Columbus, expecting an attack from
the federals.
Generals Cheatham, Pillow, Polk, and
johnson are all at Columbus.
The army at that point is we'll equipped,
and have large bodies of cavalry. ,a
On the 29th Of September JEFF Thomp-
son had 10000 men near Belmont, his army
being fast decimated by desertions. 60
Boat New Era arrived from st. Louis
last night. 4-a.se''eg, (,
NEW ORLEANS BLOCKADE. ''a.'- :. Z
New ORLEANS, 4.-The sloop Of war
Vincennes, large propeller, the steamer
Water Witch, another sloop Of war, anoth~
er schooner and pilot boat are now at
Head passes.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
UNITED STATES VESSEL AND TROOPS
.t. CAPTURED.

UNITED STATES VESSEL AND TROOPS
M ~ CAPTURED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Statement of the
master of the Fanny, Fort Hatteras LIST.
l left in the steamer Fanny for Loggerhead
Inlet, arriving at Pm. We anchored
there and waited two and half hours be-
fore we got communication from shore.
About two. thirds of the way from shore
we saw steamer to the westward about
P. NJ, which proved to be one ofthe enemy.
She was standing to cut off our retreat,
and In a short time two more appeared
steering directly for us the first one of
these steamed in and commenced firing
upon us, and as soon as the other two came
up they did the same. We returned the
fire with five shots striking one of their
boats on the bow, then Capt. Hart of the
Twentieth Indiana Regiment suggested to
surrender, arguing that it was useless
fighting against such odds and requested
10 hoist the white flag. The Mate of the
boat and few soldiers then turned to and
threw overheard some thirty cases ammu-
milton, when Capt. Hart forbid them, sug-
gested that the chain be slipped and the
boat run ashore. The white flag was then
hoisted, and the crew left in their boat.
We endeavored to get boats to carry SOL.
diers off in the Fanny but could not do so.
To the best of my opinion they had plenty
OF time from our arrival to that of the ene~
my to have got every thing on shore from
the Fanny if sufficient boats had been en-
ployed in the transportation of the stores,
so that we could have escaped from the yes.
sells.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
FOURTH SESSION.

The Conference was called to order by
Silas Bolles.
Religious exercises were conducted by
S. Z. Sterritt.
On motion of B. F. Crazy the house
went into the election of trustees and Wis.
itors to Hamline University.
l. II. Layton, of Cannon City, F. Burke,
of st. Peter, T.. j. Smith and G. Brooks,
of Red Wing, were elected trustees.
j. o. Rich, r. Day. S. BOlles, j. 8. Perez
CRIME, w. Feigenbaum, r. Shogreen, were
elected visitors. t..,. ..,4 .gy .. F..
The Committee on Education made their
report as follows:
The subject of education has been con
sidered By your committee, as well as their
limited time would permit. e.a lo "a
1t is one of importance only surpassed by
the preaching of the Gospel. 1t is indeed a
part of our work in the world-the only
way to lead it to God and keep it safely
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
slaves intended to murder their masters and
perpetrate all manner of barbarities.

slaves intended to murder their masters and
perpetrate all manner of barbarities.
A report is current that 1000 rebels are
twenty>slx miles from Herman marching
towards the Gasconade river with the in
tention of burning the railroad bridges
across that stream. These rebels are said
to be headed by Misstel johnson. 1t is
General Fremont's intention to follow Price
rapidly and continuously. After leaving Sc
dalia he will march from TWENTY-FIVE to
forty miles per day according to the condi-
ton of the road; and if necessary will enter
Arkansas. He says he does not want any
more men, that be has sufficient force to 90
any where through the South. He seems
to have entire confidence in his army, and
bis officers and soldiers repose great conf
dence in him.
Information having been received here
that McCulloch's forces were on the South
bank OF Usage river few days since with
the design of cutting off Freemont's COM
munication with St. Louis and then march
ing on that city. Strong and experienced
scouting parties have been sent out to scour
the lower Usage country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
shakopee, To be supplied

st. Anthony r tathrop. B Crary, Su.
perintendent of Public instruction and mem.
Der of Jackson street Quarterly Conference. q
Elder.
Chain Lakes, to be supplied. 95 M
Winnebag0 and Blue Earth City, to be sup.
piled. 4.t w # -,
shelbyvlle and Garden City, Richardson.
Nicolet, G A Slime.
Glencoe, G H Savidge.
Mankato. A G Smith.
Cleveland aud st Peter, Coffin and I M
McClary.
LeSueur and Henderson, A H Abbott and
one to be supplied. ''4
Morrist0wn, l. Pence. ~
Wilton, John Garner. 81 .a.
Shell Rock, MatsOn. =.
Geneva. d Gleason.
WEIGH Mission, r d Price.
Fort Ridgey, r A Judd.
Red Wing District. DCobb, Presiding Elder,
Red Wing, E Tucker.
Red Wing Circuit, I Day. #
Lake City, G Bowdish.
Lake Circuit. to be supplied.
Wabashaw, to be supplied.
Oronoco, Morse.
Rochester, G W T Wright.
MantOrville, j w Powell.
Pine Island, NJ Kirkpatrick.
Wasioja, H Richardson.
OwatOnna, T A Council.
Cannon City, M Rogers.
Mortified, to be supplied.
Cannon Falls, H White.
Salmon, to be supplied.
Jabez Brooks, President of Hamline Univer.
sty, and member OF Red Wing Conference.
Jacob Myers, left without an appointment.
Winona District, M Gossard, Pc.
WinOna, s Bolles.
Stockton, N Lathrop.
Money Creek, Charles Griswold.
Hokah, G Hays.
Caledonia, N Taintor.
Lenora, James Cowden and w H S0ules.
Preston, Ellingwood.
Chatfield, to be supplied.
Spring Valley, Boyd Phelps.
Pleasant Grove, to be supplied.
High Forest, NJ Mapes. .s..s
Austin, D Tice, one to be supplied.
Marion, O Light.
Greenwood, Caldwell and James Doer.
St Charles, A WEIGH.
Red Wing German District, Henry Roth, P E.
Red Wing. John Speckman.
Cannon River, Herman Richter.
Wrseca, Henry Boettcher.
Zumbro, Friedrich Hermsmeyer.
Wabashaw and Pepin, Friedrich GrOechte-
mueser and Remnant Drmsher.
Winona, to be supplied.
Fountain City, Charles Thelenharste.
HOkah, to be supplied. ... Il
La Cross and Burr Oak, VIM Schremer and
Ferdinand Fischer.
st Paul German District, VIM Fiegenbaum.
st Paul, Friedrich Feigenbaum.
Saltwater Circuit. John Braeur.
Salem, upper St Paul, and st. Anthony, T
Funk.
Shakopee, VIM Roterte.
Carver, j ohm Meng.
Henderson, John Schnel.
LIE Sueur and St. Peter. Charles Holman.
New Ulm, Henry Schnitkner.
Crow River, Henry Singenstrue.
Chisago, John Haas.
St. Cloud, To be supplied.
George w Richardson transferred to the
Northwestern Wisconsin Conference and sta
toned at Hudson.
jill Leard transferred to the Kansas Confer
ence. .a4
Next Conference is to be held at WinOna,
Minnesota.
Scandinavian Mission District, E ShogIen,
Presiding Elder.
st Paul, c G Forsberg.
Chisago, Peter Long.
Rush River, to be supplied,
Vasa, N OhlstrOna.
Newburgh, Chrstopherson.
Pleasant Prairie, Halver Holland.
Judson, John Tidlund.
Kandiyohi. c Lndquist.
Blooming Grove, Missing Berg:
Washington Prairie, Arne johnson.