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EoR IA LE-REAL RsTATE-sEvERAL HUN
teten and Snea Plantations, located IN the
oi ne Gotten ana growing Also Rice
Orange Orchards and large bodies Of valuable
isnas siAo large variety Of City and subuibsn
oyps improved and uninprovsd In the residences
buiong lots and squares favorable terms Parties
lsn nf 70 invest viii do ve and examine our
ss bIaek.hu MI kesi Estate Agests No IS Oaron-
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cHas. E. fORTItR'S SAFES.
PROPERTY ON CONT STREET.
-BKrwEEN-
BOURBON AND DAUrHIs STREETS
SUCCESSION OF JAYNE sAL1x.



WFDSE SDAH, March 4h, 1865. ~ 4 D
w oc'ockh attne Merchant and Exchsngs
Royal street etseD Caea and Custoh Streets BIZ viz
tue o. from the Honorable the strict court
Of New Orleans dated 10th Decem1er. 1857 following
property belonging TO the aforesaid ess he fols
ensheIe and II the risk and peril Of JOHN LAREscHE
Ind dusly end AGENT Of J. TAYLOR who has failed
70 comply with the adjudication made him. be sold
LOT OF GROUND situated IN the Second p,.,r,c. of
tns city 10 the square bonsdei BY Cont Bourbon Dauph
snd st. Louis Streets measuring American 81
II ehes 'front.' on Cont by 81 inches lines m
depth between equal and parable Inca together with one
story frame House the street didsd rooms with
eage one In the center berroom oyster stand
Also onestoy Brick House slate FED an yard COM
pose OF three Another one-story House OF
two rooms rinc rooted PRIV cstern water works brick
paved yard snd other dependencies.
nS fERss-Oneha half cash, and the baanc At q credit Of
we've ana twentyrr mouths IN notes By soecal
"rfae and vendors privilege bea ing interest A. the rae
o. egnf per cant annum date pa d. tue build
ing 70 be insured the Of the uchaser and the bailey
sns ca 70 the venoor and in Of receiver TIA
on the notes. the purchaser pay Der cent
attorneys ices, with si notarial acts. etc
o. se before Octeve Dc Armss notary public the
stamps. ~ 'A"o
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

FROM sHREvEPoRr--Red Rsuer Risinq.-The
following dispatch was yesterday received BY
Captain I. II. Pitts of the steamer Starlight:
SHREVEPORT, 27th February.
The river has risen thirty (30) inches and Ia
still rising. Come on with the Star ight
The Starlight, We understand, will leave for
Shreveport Saturday evening at s O'Clock.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

. Fifty doIlsrsi sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
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:. Dry goods at wholesale fifteen per cent. below
New fork prices by L. H. Gardner 4 Co., 81, .
and IS Common street adjoining the C,ipv Hotai
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NEIlIGAN g. BAStTTrS SALES.

MAGNIFICENT SALE OF oARRARA MARBLE STAT.
GARY AND GROUPS. VASES. CLASSICAL AND
HISTORICAL SUBJECTS. ARrIsrrcAL BRONZE
CLOCKS. BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE, ENGLISH
PLArEDWARE. CUTLERY. ETC. ETC, SELECTED
AND IMPORTED FROM EUKoPE DURING THE
LAST SUMNER BY sIGSoR @. B. PASDoLvINI.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. A. DExAREsr-No sousl.
BY g. DE FERRET.

Once and Salesrooms 80 Bienvilie street.
fTHUESuAY, arch =. 1893, at I o'clock
n. will be sold on the premises = ysian Fields
street, between Moraes and g. odchidrea Third
sf1ct by OF order from the Hon. Joan W rhonss
Judge Of the Second DIS t Court Of New Orleans dated
eoInay Is 1868 The following described meysbes, belong
Chairs, Arm IRIS. Tab Redsteads etc. etc.
nJ-TEREs-fash Ia IT, s Treasury notes p
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offce-Crescsnt Auction Mart No "A Carondelet street
THtrKhDAr and FRIDAT. Feb. "a ana
4 Is le0o At O'Clock the Mart
streets will be sold
1Hk cOLLkC1OF csnsisting in part Of Carrara Marble
s-tuary GROUP Of Venus AID Love; the ny nK adiaor
Giche Flood The Goddess Of Water The Dice Pyer
OF pooi Bust Of Diana; summer Group OF fghng adi-
aiors; he First tducaon also hne M rbls edesas
able for the above figures Medci on
square ais Aabaster Ststusry, x Of cups.
cieepsi,s; lbe Dancing Gil; Fiemih Cupid venus in
shei hertulss Resting and other Classical subjects;
Marble Vases Of all KINDS and sir richly and
fssse beevo fszzss Gard Receivers; Pomp,y Urns Lac
mao Bronze Clocks, running twenty days; Bronze
Figures Vases. etc Bohemian Glassware such as richly
decorated Vases Wine Sets, Toilet Decsnfe etc. etc.
aser Plated Ware such as Tea Sets Ice Peher Wine and
Table Castofs, Sugar snd Butter Bowls
Fine ing ih Cutleiy, In and sts
The above ihcsnt COLI viii be ready far exhbi-
ton on WEDNESDAY, MORNING., Feb IS fs63 az the
Crescent Auction Mart.
Ladies sne genter particularly invited 10
the above goods Of the articles from tho Paris
txpost on and enor Psnoorn that his
the finest collections broughte this country
at publ sale ell Of which will be sold without limit
ss- TERss-cssh in .. 3. Treasury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

BH q. DE FERRET,
Accommodates No s. sisnvi lie street.
| CATURDAn, March 14sh. 1865. m IN
- o'clock n. at the Merchants, and Auct onssrs Ex-
change on Royal street. between Canal and customhoass
the second District Court Of New Orleans J.nuay
. sna we he s described real
soa 81 sssss sSg y ,. s PsS. ss
IL Is sss ss 81 ass "a s
The build ngs i-provemen,s consist Of one story
Frsme T.. use tanning three cabinets hall
and gallery IN 'front.' ba Building containing room
Thus beng second ard auction the property will be
denvey sdjaoiesed e the hehe., and what
srnsh bond. with good and .oyent eeaity me sas
nogaee and lien on the property sold
.,ssbss sale s With United states nier. stamps
puretsse expense, the payment Of
Tie laas- Tor TIE eorrent year, 1868
POSITIVE AND USREsERvED SALE 10 EFFECT A
PARTITION.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
NO. sO.isa
MRS. WIDOW HENRY MULLER EFT AIS VS. JOHN
WlIfENBUkG, TUTOR.
BIZ @. DE FERRET.
AucrroNKKR
Office and Salesrooms Sc Bienvfis street
TUFsDAY, March l7th. at lie O'Clock VI.
STREET between Csnai and Cut Streets will % seid
o%s Jssss q e. "s Il s
vsus o. ssw Orleans the g. q February. and signed IN
.ne cay 81 the sane month aud the following de-
OF OF GenUND in the Third District Of this c,.v in
me quare boundei by Sr atnen, Oauphn lisa rs
OF Burgundy snd Pisy streets OF ground forms
me Dsgshin and Louisa street. add measures 81
de III and front on Dsr phin - " 80 :"
re buildings and improvements consist Of comfortable
we ns'soly nSa containing rooms. cabinet, doub-s
~ TKRMs-sash IN o. s. Treasury notes
act Of sse with U,ed states liner III sav.,r. 49,.
ATTENTION RESTAURANT KEEPERS. PUBLIC
cATERsRs. ETC.
THE POPULAR AND TARFAxED BoUDRo RES
rAURAsT ASD PISTOL GALLERY, SITUATED
AT THE LAKE END OF THE PoSrcBARraAIs
RAILROAD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF L. BouDRo-s.. $3.50. !
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cAAS. 7. NASa's SALES.

NAHooANY AND WALNUT PARLoR, DINING AND
Bedroom Segs At Aackion.
Bv CFfAs. Il. NASH
ACKNOWLEDGES Masonic II All Auction Mart
Corner ~ Charles and ssrIldo srre.ts.
Midday, Ssth Instant. asl n o'eloek
dido sti eets. will be sold
An Elegant Assor Of Mahogany and Waput Parlor
Dining Ard Bedroom Sets. Exlen,ion Tables Sideboards
bcosc,ses harbetop Bureaus, washstands and Center
fsbes. etc
krTERss-Oash IN U. 5. Treasury notes.
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SUCCESSION OF L. BouDao-N,. sO,
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PRED. TEL BoSDIo VS.. NEWSSTAND a LAoRolx-
fihh District Court Of New Orleans-No. l8s82
~ NIk1 UE OF a W. it II nerf fseIas 20 mn
recieo ny the Honorable the Fifth District 0urt IL
NeW Oriesne In the shove entitled will proceed 10
sell ~ public sscOn. he penis here drsated
on tuesday,, the lOh day Of March, 1873 al 10y O'clock
THE CONTENTs OF Confectionery Store sftuatsd AZ
tpe corner OF cnarres sne Colti In the
-F-S' 80 - - 'o~- - ~
Seized iB the shove suit
30 TERxs-Cash the spot
GEO. W. AVERY
Ie<I mhf III fherin Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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ERNEST , voL 6. VS., 7. H. ECK.-snTa DIS

ERNEST 'oLBhAfE VS.. 7. II. Eek. sixth DIS.
hiet Court Of New Orleans. No MSS
~ yiETtE OF writ Of Gerf f.efas q me
1|oirecta By the Honorable SIKH DIetr "a ont 81
IN the above entitled cause v proceed 70
hx nAnse koysl strest bet Canal and fu.fosho.
seets n ihe Second District OF this city on NO ~ h
tnue dsy OF March 1893 1t " o'clock NJ the r,llon
ee.er ped movable property. viz: WINS
LOT OF GhOUND, situated I'm the Third Dfstr,.t %
th city nessuhng 80 feet on street ~ 1s
set asep bst~een Craps and Love toxe6~r ,h
.nni one hocse OF two roma from. back cal cries van
W. se Kitchen o. two rooms shed. cistsn prv, et~
known a. No liz monfexut D--- b'Ro'y 10
feized In the above suit.
H8-IkRNs-cash the spot
. GEO W AVERY
10 mnIo - fhsriR Of the Parish Of Ore.ns
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sHERlff's SALES.

r. @. nuseRovE SON VS. HUNTER. AsKEN co.
Sixth District Court Of New Orlsans-No. eO656
Ry VIRTUE OF wsff of heri faela, 4. m,
- directed ~ the Honorable the s1th strict q mn ~
New ORE NJ In the above entitled viii proceed 20 e
~ pun, aucen on the premises hereinafter mated on
The FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EsFECrs
eenaned In the ofce Of the grOusd nor n buidn
No 81 Carondelst street fn the First Disct of bis it
IS per inventory which can be seen in ny onice.
D9-IERns-Cash on TIE spot.
gre w. AVERY
ItzI mars Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orisans.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
PROVISIONS.

Messrs. Black, Sherlock & Co.,
Having the most extensive connections in
European and South American ports, are now
prepared to make the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

a Tho Board Of Examiners will meet in the
upper room OF the County Ohces, for the EX-
animation Of Teachers, on tho Second and
FOu rth Saturdays tn February, 1868.
A The examination will begin precisely at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and no application " II be re-
ceiyed fog examination after. II o'clock, A. NJ.
teachers will remember that they can get
r. certificates at no other time, and that they
must be prepared 10 stand an examination in
photography, Reading, Penmanshp, Arthme-
tic, aeography, English Grammar, and Theory
ofTeaching. g.,
nation will be represented on scale OF one to
bn-one dchoting tho lowest qualification and
q, d. q. -Four classes Of certificates will be grant
ed, as follows: First Class, valid q months;
second class, valid IS months third class,
valid l2 months; fourth csAss, valid months.
+, Hereafter no SIX months certificate viii be
issued to the same applicant moro than once.
g. A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice OF tenchirg, anda hlgh degree oil
success n teaching will be considered in de-
termining tbs class of certificates to be grant
Cd No certificate will be granted unless the
applicant passes an examination IN each branch
Of study required by tdU. =,
Owing to a change in the School Law, oil
applicants will he required to pay fee or hfty
cents, asa condition Of examination.
All applicants must come prepared with a
prepaid envelope, properly addressed to
themselves. by order of the Board
'TF-I '1e d. COLE, Clerk.
Jan. le. 1868. ..t
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DISSOLUTION.

Rare Chance for Bargains.
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KEHLER Dc MAYER,

ID will he dissolved on the first day Of April
next, and from the present until that time their
extensive and unequalled stock OF
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This VIII give the best opportunity the people
bf Fairfield county have ever had for supplying
,themselyes with real rc'H r.H.. ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-23

HOMESTEAD DEc1sIGN.-In; tho Home
stead contest Of Rieder and Curtis, the
Commissioner of the General Land Office
has confirmed TIE Register and Rseeiver's
decision in favor Of Curtis. Gen. Andrews
was counsel for Curtis.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-23
NOTICE.

Tho undersisnsd will conduct public examination
Of tho Teachers Or tho Common Schools for the First
Commissioner District at his Once in st. Cloud on
Monday, tho 18th day Of Nay, 1885, between tie hosrl
Of "a. Il. and 1 ?. Il.
BrockWay and L. 6auk at 6choolhouse In District No
y q sturdy " " lS ss dsy e lses
Fde the I'd District comprising the towns Of Wake.
aeld. hunson Rockville and 1axsnbarE, At The
schoolbouss in tho village Of Richmond on Tuesday
the 18th dsy Of Nay, 1885, between the hours VI II
1or sas IL District, oo ~ ID towns Of st.
Martin. vssd:ls. Ssak Centre: Getty, Grove. OF
Eden Lake, q Ps$nesville. on Wednesday, the 9otl
day q Ny, 1eea, bstvssn The hours e l0A =. and
l., and at the echoolhouse II Sa6k 0satS Village
on Friday, the "a ~ Of Nay. 1865, bstvess d
hours Of 10 4. u. and 2P. u.
For tho 9Th District, comprising the towns Of st.
Augusta, Maine Prairie, Lynden and Fair Haven. al
tho 8choolhouse in Maine Prairie In District No. -
On Wednesday, Nay 9Th, 1865, between the hours q
IL A. u, and { P. II.
Persons desirous Of teaching In any ofthe common
schools IN stearns county, will in sttendsuce
at the shove named places. %E82z*S /.
N. 7. BARNE0
eup't Com. Schools etsaxns Co.
1t. Cloud, April ID, 1865. ape16-AW :
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The FIRST annual Charter Election for the City ol
Saint Cloud, win BE- held on MONDAY, THE
FOURTH DAY OF MAY NEXT, (1ses) between the
hours Of nine O'Clock IL the forenoon and i've in The
afternoon, In the different WARDS of said City, 70
elect the following City and Ward O,cers and Nom
bers Of the "Board Of Education" Of the Saint Cloud
School District, viz:
A Mayor, for tho term Of one year.
City Treasurer, for the term Of ono year.
Two City Justices, for the term Of two years.
And each ward to elect three Aldermen and three
members Of said "Board Of Education" one Of said
Aldermen and Members Of the "Boafd Of Education'
to serve for enc, the other two, and the third t.
serve for three years, 1ad terms to b. designated BY
lot at the first meeting. $500 = -
The Election will b held in the LIST Ward at thu
Everett School House q Ward IN School House Of
District No. - In ID Ward in the Court House. and n
18th Ward ct Ii. School House In said Ward.
The Judges appointed by tho Common Council arc
LIT Ward, Charles Taylor. u. P. Nosl and ]. H. Ray
mond; "a Ward, Lewis Clark, J. Z Tsnyoords and
Thomas Jones; Sd War;, Barney vo.sberE, Rudolph
Reed, Peter 0reven and Frank Funk.
By order Of tho Common Council. = tT's
JOHN ZAPP, Recorder.
Dated st. Cloud, April ., A. D. 1855. aprs-td
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-23
IMPEACHMENT.

The defense closed their testimony ON
Monday. Mr.. Evarts is to speak to-day on
hshalf Of the President. It is expected
that the whole matter viii be cleared up. in
a very few days. A Washington cores
poudcnt telegraphs under date Of the 10Th 4:
Ten days are given to close up the trial.
and see Andy preparing to return to the
noun, aims Of East Tennessee. The Demo-
Gratis arc very reticent. and appear to have
given up the case altogether, although some
few profess 70 think that conviction Is not
sure,
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Kss1AuRAsr .soH aALE.--The andersi 70
3D. desiring to change his business, will
sell bic stand On Washineton avenue, now
occupied ~ him. The building is 2ox4s,
two stories high, the lower floor furnished
in COED style for confectionery and
restaurant, and The upper floor for ice
cream rssns, snd : dwelling. a good we'll
h on the prsnisss, also : large cistern.
viii Do sold either with or without the
stock. On reasopabls terms. .
e. JOS. 6oYTTE.
q; 81. Cloud, llinn. Maroh 81st.r 1865,
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NOTICE..

Al1persons moving themsslyes to be in
debted to either Of the late firms Of Deni.
son & Fox or r. W. Dsnison, Of st. Cloud,
MIMI, are hereby notified that their sc-
counts must 30 settled forthwith, or they
will be placed in the hands Of tho proper
officer for collection. $3.50 = f@&} Ast'sH's'
GEO. H. SPENCER, Assignee 7
St. Cioud. Mimi. April II. 1882 A
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r AND OFFICE. 81. CLOUD, MIMI
Anil 10 1865.

| NEitCE 100 - = z
slk: Yoaars hereby nosi1ed 70 appear at this Office
the Of the id day, and then aud there show
cause why your Homestead Entry Nc. 81, made bv
You April i2th lS65, upcn the sc section ,, town
ship 81, range ~ in the District u lands .uhiect to
sale 1t st. C.oud, Miaa, shosld not Do cspcsled NJ
Morris Fitzgerald alleges AN abandoon.nt Thereof
BY sou and proposes then and there to show the eame
when you will BE- permitted 70 contest sucA shovinx
.ats -. u. G. WAIT Register,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-23
LETTER FROM MN. wAsHBuRNE

Some time since We published letter
written by Mr.. Donnelly, member Of Con-
gress from this District, to Senator Folsom,
Of Taylor's Falls, in which he referred to
the opposition made by Mr.. E. B. Wash
burne, Of Illinois, TO bill introduced, or
attempted to be introduced by him (Mr. D. }
in tho House for the construction Of rail-
road from Taylor's Falls via St. Cloud to
the western boundary Of the State. Mr..
Donnslly also spoke of the never-failing
resistance offered by Mr.. Washburne to
.uy measure introduced by him for the
benefit of this State.
Mr.. Washburne, under the date Of the
10th, sends to the St. Paul Press for publi-
cation letter in reply to this, and likewise
addresses it to Senator Folsom. He adds
the following:
P. s.-Papers in Minnesota that have
published Mr.. Donnelly's letter, are re-
ques.ed to publish this.
Having given q place.to Mr.. Donnelly's
letter We would accede to Mr.. Washburns's
request, but for the fact that his communi-
cation is very lengthy, and would occupy
at least one-half of our available space.
We will therefore give the :.points' of his
reply:
He charges that the attempt Of Mr.. DON
nelly to introduce this bill was sJesuitical,"
that il had no chance of success, and that
under the rule Mr.. D. could have intro
duced il ON the 23d ult., despite any oppo-
sitieu made to it by him (Mr. w. ON the
Goth.
He charges Mr.. Donnelly with "another
.ye.uitieas performances" in the introduction
Of the bill granting two hundred thousand
acres Of land for the improvement of the
Mississippi river between St. Paul and
Minneapolis, which, as Mr.. w., says, was
antagonistical to q proposition before the
Committee on Commerce making an appro-
priation of money for this purpose.
Mr.. Washburue denies that his official
action has been hostile to the inter ests Of
this State. He makes q number Of personal
and political insinuations against Mr.. DON
nelly, and practically charges him with hav-
ing been influenced, by corrupt means, in
his votes on the Clinton Bridge, Union
Pacific railroad and Sioux City Branch
(west) measures.
In the foregoing We have given the SUBJ
stance Of Mr.. Washburne's lengthy letter.
We would be pardoned from giving his
language, as it is by no means such ~
should come from the pen Of q Member Of
the American Congress, and especially one
from Northern State. As to the state
dent that Dir. Donnelly can and will dem
eustrate them to be without foundation.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-23

From it, merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won ito high reputation. II
restores grey hair 20 ito original color, pre-
vents it, falling of and promotes its rapid
growth. lis also most beautiful dress
ing for the hair. Mammoth sised bottles
price only % cts. n41-1y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-23
Sr. LOUIS. April 18th. 1868

ST.. LOUIS, April 18th, 1868.
Ep1ror JouHxAL.-I would not be sur
prised il Minnesota wheat should one Gay
10 forward to New-York and other sea
ports Of the world ria this grand river.
Freights are offered to-day at 26c per
bushel, through bill ladirg in bulk from
this point. The Chamber Of Commerce
are sgsitsting the reduction Of commissions
for handling grain and -four. For bulk
grain it will most certainly drop to one
cent. per 'bushel, instead Of two and one
half per cent. as now. The grain dryer
business is still agaitated, but We move
slowly here. However when We do put
one in, it will be the most approved (prob.
ably Beaeh's), and on large sesle.
There 10 railway passenger war here
just now, resulting from the general ticket
agencies throwing out the tickets Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad. This
- Company have opened an Office Of their
own, and are selling tickets 10 New York,
Arst-clsss, for $2s, : reduction Of So from
established rates. The fun promises to be
j, lively, and lower rates are looked for.
The Altos, ILL.,, people are threatening
% With cutoff railroad from their place
10 st. ChaTlss, in our State, there connect
ing with the Northern Missouri railroad,
which il 10 BE the trunk road Of Missouri,
and over which our air line to Omaha il to
Sc built. The Iron Mountain railroad ha.
been restored to Allen, and no is going OF
slowly with it, extension to Belmont, OF
s.the river below Cairo. 1t is doubtful i
the Southwest Brauch P. B. r. will b
accepted BY the parties in whose fsvo'
lerislation was granted recently. This ii
,he rosi John Charles Fremont got posses
sion Of and failed to hold.
H.isration continues lively, but soe'
m mostly to the Southwest and good dea
into Ka6sss. *. .
Real estate Is moving very slowly tbi
!. spring. People do not seem to have IN
{ saline confidence in property that they 9
in the Northern part Of the country. Thu
may be owing partly 10 che hitherto unsss
tied state Of matters in Missouri, and th'
unhealthy condition Of the yisvs ofs goo
portion Of the citizens Of the State. 'Ti Time
the great ieyeller.'' will bring these thing
right, however.
Business continues prostratsd here =
elsewhere, many traders giving up busi
ness. More should be going into agrieultu
ral pursuits. Our city 10 filed with idlsrs
while farming which never paid better, I
neglected. Is
| The stage Of water in the river 10 excel
lent. While the cool weather continue
81 Sith slight frosts, our streets were sever
dast5 rendering il any thing bat pleasan
q navigate through them. b NIX.
Freshly killed dssrs, and skins 81 q
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-23

i NoRfH BOUNDARY OF STRAINS County,
"a committee, consisting Of N. Richard
son, Of Morrison county, B. Vossberg. Coun:
~ Auditor and o. E. Garrison Deputy
County Surveyor Of stesrns county, met
1t the hotel Of VIM. MeNeal, near the boun-
dairy betwsen Stsarns and Morrison coun-
ties on the 26th Of last month, for the pur-.
pose Of asoertaining the boundary line be.
tween the two. counties. S. The law defining
the northern boundary Of stearns county
having been passed before, thu United
statss Surveys wsrs sxtsndsd over that por-
ton u the eosntry. some 'sonfusioa was
oeeesionsd h collecting taxes BY the re-
speetiys counties; tie north boundary Of
stsarss seouptJ being defined sas 5.:a line
running due west, from : point in the GEN.
ter Of the main channel Of TIE Mississippi
river opposite tAs nouth 81 Platte river
To ascertain whsrs this line crosses the
lines of goysssnssat survey, i The committee
wsatssasths1s aad sster 1ndi1sgths point
in The asnter q the channel Of the Aissis-
sippi opposite the ssaterIsf lie mouth sk
Platte river, ran thsass . line due west and
found the.s this line would give 20 ste.rns
county The south s. aasrss Of the smallest
legal subdivision in the second tier of
seo,ioLs in Townships ll27 NJ The com.
mittss ssrssd that Stessns county should
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