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ARRIVED yUsrEpn.v

Str Diamond state Webb Baltmore' a SrSves r.
str r. Willing, Cundin, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Syfote e PeSnsSivaniS STs S9 Salt lyg9s So%
peny; vessel TO bailey q 90 o''A
win lumber 70 J. W. GssE K HSsG Z soSs @H 81 'Onn
sehL Ocean Bird, Kelley. from New York, with salt
sehr :. A. Hammond. Payne. days from Boston.
sohr A. nyIicE, stevens days from Province.
schr 1hUs. BSGdtn Wfientinaton, from G sal River.
sChI James AldeIdice Jackaway. rrom Boston.
scbr e. q Wnr6en, kobinson, from Boston.
SIT stars and Stripes, Holmes, 41a days from Ha.
SIR Black Diamond, Meredith, "a hours from New
str Chester. Jones "a hours from New York, with
mdse. to W. p. clyde y Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Golden Hind, DAVIS from New York for ga N
FItncsco, which put into Rio in distress, ex-
lsme m p,oe on heT yoyaee about June To-
n Yesterday, Tor PniIsdelpnia
e siesmeI Prom eIheus, Gray, hence at Charleston
steamer Utility. Fargo. for Philadelphia. sailed
Steamer sax n. BoRgs, hence, at soston 18th Inst
inst '' -1''' l'' -
Brig Gamma, church hence, at Bath 18th inst.
big Mechanic, Dyer, hence at Portland 18th inst.
BTlg selma, Hhpenny hencs, at Savannah 18th inst
=, Brig @. Ward. wioughby hence remained at
Ca denas l0th inst tor Boston
Big George III. Mills, Corson, hence, at Ports.
schr Saratoga Weeks. hence, at Providence lsth
Schr Melbourne, Dunton, hence, at Gardiner, Me-,
10th inst
schrs ]. T. Alburger Oorsop, and Rachael Seaman
Seaman, hence, Rt Boston 10Th inst
Scnr r. stess Baxter, ior Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 10Th inst
schr Truman, Gibbs, for Philadelphia, sailed from
New Bedford 10th inst.
scbr TtaDsit Endicott, for Philadelphia, from
Iighton, sRIled from Newport 10th lnst,
SChr ID. IalbOt, Packard Philhde lphia, sailed
from Charleston yesterday.
SChr Daniel Babcock, Getchel for Philadelphia
WIS Ioadil & at Ri atHDzas lOth lust,
ecbr Island Belle Pierce, hence atPorismouth 1ith
chr NJ w. GrifIing, Grflug, from Haddam for
Phi ade phia, at New York 9Th inst.
bChr r. A. Ford, Carpenter hence, for ST. John
schr Maggie Weaver, Weaver, hence, at Boston l6tu
inst
schr ]. ]. 81 encer Fleming, hence, remained at
CsrdenRs 18th inst,
schr Atlantic Stubbs, sailed from Fall River 18th
Inst. tor Philsdelphla or Bangor -.
schr Ella "A. Pennell, Mitcnell, hence at Machlas
schr wand at New Haven 18th inst, from Trenton,
al d clear ed again TO return.
hrsJ H. Perry, Kelley, and Sarah Cobb. hence
Bedford l5Lh inst.
schr Hone hence at Richmond 18th Inst.
SCuI G. II. Jackson, Blackman, hence. at Salem IA
inst
Niilef. hence at salem 18th inst.
schr Westmorelsnd, Rice, hence, at Providence 18th
inst
Schrs Isabella Thompson. Endicott; Asa Eldrdge
II ncInBn. Tor Philadelphia, and Wm NJ wilson
Brown. for Phtauelphih or Georgetown, sailed hom
Prov denCe 18th inst.
schIs Sedon a. Phiiac elphia for Newburyport; Merry
g. FsrT. Norris co. tor h, ston; Vista Rich, do tO
p, Ttland; James l.. MalOy, do for Lynn; Helena Il
Russell, Cor n. do for Boston; James Vance from
Boston for Philadelphia bt Holmes Hole l6tn inst,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[goR Ann1rIoNAI LoeA1. 1rHMs SEE OUTSIDE pAens

RFcAPTURED.-George Black, who four or
FIVE months ago escaped from the Eastern
Penitentiary, where he mad just entered upon II
term OF imprisonment Of i've years, was yesrer-
day CapLuIed by Policeman Andrew Fleck,
First District. Black had gone into stable
under circumstances whichle led to the belief OF an
intention 10 steal horse, ana the owner OF the
place had a quarrel with him, whicn led to
pol ce Interference. He escap, twice from the
Eastern Penltentary. When last sentenced to
be imprisoned there, he had been convicted of
store robbery.
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GAS FIXTURES.

q s 7 U R E S.
" MISKEY, MERRILL d THAOKARA
,- No. 7ls Oh ESNUT Street,
manufacturers OF Gas Fixtures, Lamps, etc., eto.
would call the attention of the public to their large and
elegant assortment OF Gas Chandeliers. Pend anta,
Brackets, etc. They also Introduce gas pipes into
dwellings, and public buildings attend 10
All work warranted. III
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COAL.

d MIDDLETON d CO., DEALERS IN
~: HAHLEIHH LEHIaA and EAeLR VEIN
Tor family use. Yard, no. l2fb WAsHINoTOA
Avenue ONCE no, Ha WALNUT Street. ~
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s6B@ PHILADELPHIA AND READING
a-S' RAILRCAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25, 1853.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The TraBsfer Books Ofths Company Will be closed
on TUESDAY, June 30, and be reopened on THURS
DAY, July l6, 1868.
A dividend OfFIVE PER CENT. has been declared
on the PrrIeTred and Comm Stock clear Ofna Jnal
and state tax q; payable on Common Stock on AUD
Afer JULY l5 the holders thereof, as they shall
stand registered the books of the Company the
80 h instant All payab o 81 this office.
G.62m s. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
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IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
j. Office No. lO4 s. FIFTH Street.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1868,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals. Ill be received At the othce OF
of II wavs until 10 o'clock A.
M on MON DAY, the 2uth inst, for the construction
of a Sewer on the line of Chestnut street from second
10 Front eets to be constructed OF bricks circular
in form with clear inside diameter OF three feet,
in accordance with plans and specifications to
be prepared by the Department OF Surveys
with such man. holes as may be dlrecsed by the
standing 10 be that the Contractor shall take
on said sewer to the amount o. one dollar and
side of the street as so much cash paid the balance
as limited by OTdina, Ce to be paid by the City.
When the street is occupied by q City Passenger
Railroad track the sewer snail be constructed along
side said in such manner to obstruct
interfere with the passage OF the thereon;
and claim for remuneration shall be paid the Con.
tractor by the Company using said track specified
In A ct of Assembly, approved May g. 1866
All bidders are Invited to be present at the time
and place OF opening the said Proposals. Each pro.
pospi will be accom- panied by certificate that bond
has oeen filed in the Law Department directed oy
ordinance OF May 25 1860. " the lowest bidder shall
not execute coutraot within five days after the
work is awarded. he viii be deemed as declining
and will held liable on his bond for the difference
between his bid and the rext highest bid. specihca-
tions may be had at the Department of Surveys
which win be strictly adhered TO-; -
MAHLON n. DICKINSON,
7l7St Chief Commissioners OF Highways.
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DRoVlDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
I OF PHlLADELPHIA,= A'A
No. III 3 FOUR1h street,
INCORPORATED 8D MONTH, % Iass
CAPITAL tI600O0 rAID IN '
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums: or m =
10, or ~ year remlums; Non-forieiture. ~ o.
Arnuilies granted on favorable terms
Term Policies, Childrens EndoWmens
This Company, while giving the insured the security
OF apaid-up CaIital, VIII dVCe the entire profits ~
the Life business among the policy holders 0i
Moneys received at Interest and paid on demand
Authorized by the charter TO execute Trns, a ana
70 Executor or Administralor Assignee nr
pointment OF any Court OF this CommonweaIth or ~
any person or persons or bodies politic or
-. ,,,c,ur n SIIrp, DIRECTORS. -
SAMUEL X; ;ns55 ssH555PPhEY, hENRY HAINEs,
RiCH ARD Wo3p. ". Q IoNGs Il fRHTTHH,, HTTH,
RICHARD CADBSRY, WILLIAM HACK ER,
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY. ROWLAND PARRY,
President, AoLuary
WILLIAM 9; LoNasTRETH. Vice PIesideat'
~ Medical Examiner, Legal Adviser,
DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY on
L PhILADELPhIA.
INCORPORATED lSO4-CHARTER PERPETUAT
No 224 " AIN UT Street opposite the Ex ch snSa IL
This Company insures from loss or damage by
liberal terms on buildings, disc h,rni,o
etc. for limited perioGs, ana permanently on hniia
ngs by deposit of premiums, N
The Company has been in active oper alton fnr ,oro
than Sixty SEe RS. during which ali oasSss more more
been promptly adjusted and paid. 'A"'e
VII DIRECTORS
John L. Hodge, David Lewis
NJ Mahonyi Benjamin EttinR,
John Il. Lewis, ..... IThOmRs III. Powers,
William y. Grant, A. r. McHenrV
Robert w. Leaning Edmund Castillou.
ID. Clark Wharton, Samuel Wilcox
Lawrence Lewis Jr. evils Q. Norris.
g., - JOHN r. WUOHERER, President
SAMUEL WILCOX. Secretary. S2Sl
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Liverpool and LondoN and GlobE E
Insurance. Company.
... ASSETS t
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
Short Term, Perpetual, Floating, aad Rent
Policies issued on favorable terms.
Office, No. 6 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
ATWOOD SMITH,
6I56m GENERAL AGENT.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY lNSUHs
IL A NUk COMPAN1 Incorporated by the Legis.
ture OF Pennsylvania, 1885,

DELAwABE MOTUAL SAFETY INSURs
IL ASUE CoMpANl. Incorporated by the LeglA-
Lure OF Pennsylvania, 1885.
Office, Southeast corner THIRD and WALNUT
Stree 8, Philadelphia.
MARINE ASSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo a. Freight, to all parts of the
INLAND INSUR ANCES
on Goods by river canal lake, and land carriages TO
ali marta OF the UuiOn.
81 P FIRE INSURANCRS
On merchandise generally.
On Stores Dwelling Houses, etc.
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"1"OD 1'1Uh0Ii IotIgtT,
THOMAS Q. HA ND, President,
,,,r>-,,-, Join q. DAVIS, Vice. President,
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. 1890
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
AN OFFER TO BONNER.

In commenting upon the recent Sc
1ries of papers in the New York Ledger
called aScenes in the Early Life Of Gen
Grant, by his father" which were re-
Gently interdicted by somebody and the
old mans twaddle suspended in mid
volley," the editor of the Franklin, Pa,
Spectator says:
We venture to say that we have a
dozen bad boys in this community,
whose biography would make General
Grants early life, as delineated by
Father Grant, tame and msipid. We
have our'cye on one little chap, whose
fondness for the circus is unlimited, and
whose means Of gaining admittance
displays what Grant always lacked,
and that is strategy of the first order.
This boy is great at marbles; magniti-
cent at baseball bully at jumping, and
fond of horses This boy will play ball.
and suddenly the whole game will come
to a stand because the ball will be miss,
inc. The lost ball will be in this boys
pocket; but nobody ever saw him put
it in, and few ever saw him take it out.
The other boys held a meeting and re-
solved not TO play with him any more,
unless his pockets were scwcd up. lie
has been known To crawl under the can
vasS of circus, which he calls getting
in by private entrance. sixteen times in
one afternoon, and get the price of adj
mission refunded by the door-kccper,
because his mother was suddenly taken
sick. and ho had TO leave the show.
He could have fooled Andy Johnson
worse than Grant did. Circuscs, which
10 others arc expensive age 10 him a
scarce Of profit IL has been known
To nake eight or ten dollars day by
stealing in and getting checks rs lac
came out, which he sold AT a.rcduction
from the regular price. The boy is
modest. lie doesn't run after plHrnolo-
g:Sts 10 gc, them To- feel lis head and
tell him what he was made for, because
he knows all about it himself. He has
great ability III keeping his mouth shut.
He lis modest, ami doesn't eNpac: ~ be
President. cy,n If bass bali club,
We have lbs, sight 81 jl.H tiia, is lis
na-pl, t.r a long time lie A. now
THIRD maIr OH s.eguwhcvt steamboat
ou the Upper Mississippi, anil has no
father 10 write his iic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
0msGy OF "CANAnp."-A Frcuchman

OmsEy oF "CANAnp. "A Frcuchman
aace sent ID a newspaper a statement
of an experiment. which le had lately
made. proving the wonderful yorac.iy
uf ducks. lie bad lock. Lc said oi
twenty 81 these fowls, One day Lc
killed onc q them. aud cutting il into
very SMALL pieces, I'D il, feathers aud
all. to the other nineteen. who Ate it all
ui' i'm very few moments lie then
Killed another. and cutting il into small
pieces. fci ii t. the other eighteen aud
il was quickly devourcd IIc then
killed another and fcd it TO Tive seven
teen remaining ducks, and still another.
which he fed to the sixteen; and So
continued until finally there was but
one duck left. which duck had. of course.
satcn the other nineteen. Hence the
TORN "cana.d " French for duck. il irc-
4ncntiyrpn!.cl to Muaahaascui>h sto-
rlrs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

Tnr New York T~ibuac says that The
laws Of God and humanity render The
defeat of the Republican party impos-
siblc' Similar laws reader the death
of the devil impossible. lut tloy cannot
save hin from hell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

HoRAeE GnaEGHy says kri kl,x i ,sn
imitation Of the click 81 rifle lock.
Raymond thinks it nJrc Ike the cluck-
ing Of hen, and wo.der4 that Gfec-
ley did not recognize it rs a familiar
sound
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

SouE papers are Just discovering tLat
a story they copied about cG,l car
ried away ~ ~ eagle on the Ni4>is-
sippi was an April fool hoax 1t WIS
the steamboat Grey Eagle that carried
the child away.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

ONE Of our exchanges tells u story
about woman being relieved from
speeches. grief by a hymn. A late
discovery. lIims have long been re-
garded as The most in(allible antidote
for all complaints to which woman is
heir
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
Seminal llenkmcss.


seminal emission irthe consequence Of self abuse.
Ets SOLITARY vice. doprasel sexual indulgence ~
taeieea hy the youth 80 both Hexea H. an almost TN.
,aita icEt,, producing with uaerriDg certainty the
follpxing train Of morbid S, Iptos unless combat.
Cd by scientific medical measures. viz: Saow cnun.
teua1cc dark spots under the eyes lain ia ;h. head,
ringing IN the Noise ike the rnstling O. leaves
~ attlifg cf rharinis. unea4inees about the 1onH
wcaklc4s at the limbs, con fused vision. hunted in.
telicct. Loss ~ cpnEdcnt lslcuco in approaching
Strangers. dislike to fgIHa dis.
position to Hhun society. Joss OF memory ris,plcs
and yafiUrs crup;ions about the face. hectic ushes
farred tongue fptid breath. coughs. ronsumnlion
night sweas. monosnania. and frequently in sanity
Ii relief 10 not obtained, you shauli apply nanedi.
acly, either I'm person or by letter. and have cure
effected By Lis and scientific mode of treating
this disease. which fails of oftectiug a quick
ana radical cure. DR. q. will give sne hundyed dol.
lara TO any peraon who will PROVE satisactoriiv 10
him. that he cured of this compianthy either of
the San Francisco quacas
#n ee Cared at Hor,e. aa "a
Parsons ut distance may hc Cured At haNv. hs.
addressing letter to Dr. Gibbon stating case syni.
toms, length Of time the disease has continued and
laveanedicne promptly forwarded free from dam
age and curiosity. 10 any part Of the country with
full and plain directions for use by enclosing SIS in
currency or s0 in CON- in registered letter Through
tinhppatohisn,or through Wells, Fargo Co..
A package Of medicine wifi be forwarded by TX.
press To any part Of theUnion.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor viii please state the
nanieof tls paper they ace this ndvartiscmentssrs
All communications strictly confidential.
Address. DIR. J. +. GfBBoN,
maysf BOX 49, san Francisco. California.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

TIE owner Of the trottcr Ben But.
ler," was asked the other day why he
had bestowed tho bottled hero's name
upon bis horse. We'll" he replied, Il
called him Bon Bntler because ] thought
wlicneyerh he was entered he would be
certain to carry off the plate
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
Hospital FIND
In Yankrnnteu

J. W. WOOD, Treas Poi.- :
Idaho City. June 8. 1861. ~'' D0ise tsas
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

NY son. would YOU suppose t at the
Lords Prayer could be engraved in q
nace no larger than the area Of u
uiclsle cent?
"Wcll, yes. father; if cent is as big
in cverybody's eye as tits in yours, |
think there would be no difficulty in
putting IL on about four times"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

10 J0HY MILLER
WHEREAS. JOHN LEARl \
w made complaint TO the undegslgaA
the Justices VI the Peace in and for SAD eea-g {
sor sre indebted 10 him IN the sun o. ~
go or Dollars. as shagn BY biz Oh me: - y.
,n the name % the People q the lnliea =
ilao Territory c. Idaho. you are hereot "a
10 be zsd appear before me, at my ollI :
vile in said county. on the 26ih day o 'a1
ls5s. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon o. sAi
answer said complaint or judgment va ~.
aga,ug. you for the sum Of siniy-tEe D'4'
costs Of suit. -.rs..rraI
Given under my hand and dated q t.h "
"a; nc count! o. '''Ae' 0'' Wv JAMES B5oI
=. >, Justice Of The u
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

Is man fine grained when he feels
his oats? Aat 8
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

TIE hog is not thoroughly posted in
arithmetic, but when you come to square
,.a,t he is therc-the hog is.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

supreme Conft q Idaho Territory fo-n.
Idaho 'rerritory-In Ba5E NJ sne Nsrtte
ia the matter Of Wilson Ralston i P.ot!.
Of Idaho Territory-Se up-Isel
Tl1lS Is TO GIVE NOTIpp nm
Il on the ID day Of June, 1868 w., u
rant OF Bankruptcy was issued out ~ ~, ~
gonrt OF Idaho Territory for the Distr;s S y
Territory against the estate Of Wis., WIS ny
Idaho City, IN the county Of Boise II 80! nay
who has been adjudge& banlrurt an p ~ !. y
ton: that the pa!men; Of any debts and n,
OF any property belonging 10 such baDfr =,
or for his use, and the transfer N snr ~ ~
him, are forbidden by law; and thai ;,6 TT
creditors Of said bankrupt 10 prove Their u.s.
10 choose one or more assigntrs Of bic ss.. s's
held al a Court Of Bankruptcy to be hsjdr \
ONCE ~ the Register IN Bose Cts. Jdaho r.
before ii. L Pricketi. Esq. Register ia B,,I.
FOR said District, on the 9th DAY Of June 1 {
al 10 o O'Clock, A. NJ ] Y LIyG,
l. 5 Marshal for said Drc.
= by O. EoDnISs. Deputy.
Ioote a AINSLIE. Solicitors
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
SUMMONS.

T-Y.prTppy oP lDAH0l /. JasiS
County @: Boise. oeioressA iT@s
John Leary US. JOHN Mllle1
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
Coastable's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUT

pI VIRTUE OF An EXECTTI
~ issued out Of the justices Coxrt q la
Brown. ESq., al acting Justice Of the Pea4 \
for the county q: Boise. upon judgment res1
IN said Ceurt wherein j. Doynlan is phiaatI
Mr.. Mace Is defendant for the sun q FOr-4rl
a3-lo0 Dollars judgment. and Ih!rty-0ne xhi d
Dollars costs 81 sui. daily tes:edihe 18th dsv u
s. J.. l~6s base seized and taken il eKecg.a4I
follows; g described property Peal Estsp. II
Az iBc right. title. claiia and interest Of Nm !
81 il aud g. that certain House eud I0 sw
the east side O! Main street Idaho Cir
county. / T.. and being twelve feet fronting I'd
Main stree; and running and extending tadlI
lance - twenty feel more o. less, and bgg.isI
the north ~ the Bank Exchange and On til q
rs the house aaE -: owned by Thomas Ds7s
CA tao west 10y Main street. Public notice IA
given that ca the
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

Tx Grass Valley Union says: We
ret Oh the street the other day, man
whom we had noticed as being an in
vctcratc smoker Of late. We said why
do you smoke 50 much Joh," lie re-
Piled INC alice same IA Giant alice
time" smoke. We put him down as
committed to Grant and CO!(ax.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
I'd Day of July. A. D. IsCs.

\: . clock. =. NJ. viii sell in front Of sell p
sos. al pubic auction. fer cash. TIE above as
real estate 10 the highes; bidder, 70 SATISFY " !
cut.on and all accrolng costs. JOHN KlsA
Idaho CITY. June g. lS6saloid C1aS1
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-31

"A Washington special to the Chi.
cago Tribune says: It is learned that
the Northern aud Southern Pacific
Railroads are arranging for a deter
mined effort with Congress, very soon
after its Resembling. Parties interest.
ed say they fear Grant will DO against
them when he gets at the White
House, and therefore they think it ad.
visable to make their fight during ohm
sons term of Office. They also talk 10
tho effect that the out going Con-
gress will be more easily manipulated
than tho next one. The Northern line
scheme appears to. be the stronger Of
the two.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-31
MINNESOTA NEWS.

"A new Presbyterian church was
dedicated at Waseca last week, and
cleared Of debt.
Last Sunday a Baptist Church was
dedicated at Winnebago City, and Rev.
f. A. Stone was ordained pastor.
-Shakopee shipped by rail this
season 1850 barrels Of lime, and as
much more BY river.
"A man named Casper Creas, who
resides near Young America, was hook
ed by an OK, and was so much injured
that he died the next day.
An arrangement has been made be.
tween the st. Paul and Milwaukee and
Hastings roads by which the latter re-
fuses to carry wheat at any price, This
is to require it to go to Minneapolis in
stead OF Hastings.
The Winona Republican gives
the wheat shipments of ten Of the
towns in tho State, exclusive Of Winona
aud others Of tho principal points, for
1868, footing up 1851, 800 bushels.
The Anoka Union states that a
brute named Hands Erickson, from
Isanti, who has been confined in the
Ramsey county Jail since the goth Of
August for committing rape on his own
daug hter, was tried at tho District
Court in Anoka> last week, and sen.
fenced to twelve years in the State
Prison.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-31

The New York Home Journal gives
the following items concerning tn
fine turn-outs of New York :: it.
Mr.. Hiram Cranston owns, without
doubt, the finest and best matched four.
finland in this country. He has driv-
en- thes, lately before his handsome
caleche on "C' springs, which was
made to his order in Paris, and the
turnout is, on the whole, the finest
ever seen in America. Next in style
and superiority to Mr.. Cranstown's
ranks Mr.. Belmont's foe fourth hand ;
and after this that OF Mr.. Edward
Mathews. The four-in-hand establish
ment of Mr.. E. W. Sto1ghton, the
we'll known lawyer, also attracts great
attention.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-31

MARGARET MERLYN.-This story,
by tho celebrated Mrs. Swisshelm,
is now being published in the St. Cloud
JOURNAL. Thus far tho literary repu.
tation of the writer is well sustained,
and We predict rich treat to those who
peruse the whole work. We sec BY
the JOURNAL that extra copies have
been struck off to furnish any who may
wish to subscribe for the paper, with
the first of the story. This romance
alone, We doubt not, will be we'll worth
the subscription price Of the paper,
and We advise all who wish to read it
to subscribe at once for the JOURNAL.
-Sauk Rapids Sentinel.