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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
EeW York Market.
BY TeIegraph.t

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Jap. 81.
CoTToN-More active and &c better; sales
10 bale lge for e mid bbn gP 9ont
demand for extre state; sales of 300 bar
and Western Il De s5gio St for extra
State; So 60@12 90 for extra Western
SO Goals co Tor white wheat extra;
hoop o ONO $40 5o5lS 90 for common to
good st. Louis; So GOALS 90 for good to
cnoice extra do.,, closing quiet; includ-
ed in sales are 100 bbls extra stare,
chiefly on speculation at Sl0 50@l0 Is.
/ Cal tornia Jess active and UNCHANGED; sales
1900 sacks SO GOALS 70. Eve -four steady !:
sales 200 barrels atg7 50g9 %.
WHISKY Nominal
WHEATZReceiPts, . 4 A. 900 bushels; a.
for Ambrr Western;s3 10 foE white Genes
see: So I5d3 20for choice white Calffos MIA |:
s. G5 for white Canada; S3 20 for white
RYE-Firm and quiet.
BARLEY-Firm; sales 5,4O0 Blu Western
at 81 81 in store; 800 bu State at 81 S215.
without decided changes. sales 81, 900 bu at
81 31@1 50 for old mixed Western in ore !;
81 2315 tor new yellow Jersey; 81 25a1 q
for new mixed Western aaoat-chiefiy 1T
OArs-Receipts .29O bu at ss316c for West
ern in store; check to-day at sec for ditto
adoat.
RICE-QuIet.
CoBFE E-Quiet; sales 95z bags ST. Do
ningo in bond at Zoe.
SUGAR-Aciive and firm; sales 800 hhds
Cuba at 111a@l212; lS5 bags Java at lI5se;
100 box-s Havana at Ilzzc.
MoLAssEs-Q sales 3l3 hhds Dema-
rara at 55@6Sc.
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged. ,
PETRoLEUM-Quiet, at 1O1zc for crude,
and 24c tor refined n bond. aeI
l. PoRK-Firmer and quiet; sales ,4Z5 bbls
at S21 15d2l 81 for old mess. closing at SCI Is
regular; SO 37922 so for new do, closing at
So 80. regular; sl7 25@lS . for prime; Sl99
~ Is for prime mess.
lBEEF-Firm; sales 40 bbIs at previous
prices; $40 tics at S32933 70 for prime mess; ;
S37 50G38 so for India mess, - III
a31 80. .@43
BAcoN-Firmer; sales ], 230 boxes at 1870
1890 for Cumberland cut; 1l1z9l154c for
short ri bbed; 121s61f2t4c rlong7 clear; Ia56
@l1314 for short clear.
Cur MEATs-steady; sales 1876 pkgs at Sa
914c for shoulders: I2g1312c for hams.
DRESSED HoGs-Firm ct l654@974e for
West rn y549lO14c for city. Ii. nHs.9
LARD-Firm: sales 800 bbls at I314@l41sc
BUTTER-Firm at 40C150c for State.
CHEZ E-Heavy at 1I915c.
sFRRIGHTS-To Liverpool. 5000 bushels
corn per steamer, I215d.
LATEST.
FLoUR-Closed firm, with a fair specuIa-
tive demand for medium grades.
WHEAT-NOmtnally unchanged. fetl@ g
OATs-Dull and heavy at SS1zg8312c for
western in store.
CoRN-steady at 81 2sa7 2e for new mix
ed western afoat. and 81 81 for old mixed
western in store
PoRK-Quiet and firm at 81 I215@2I sz15
for old mess: 81 5042l rs for new mess;
Sc 50@22 rs for March. aat'l
CUT MEATS-Duu and unchanged.
Beef irm. with fair demand.
i. BAcoN-.Fairy active and firm at l015c
FLOR Cumberland. -
LARD-Firm at l3Zal41kc for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Sc. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 81.
ToBACco-None offering; the stock near
ly exhausted. saaa
CoTToN-Buoyant, and advanced to 1910
1870 Tor middling; held higher at the
close
FLoUR-Firm, but quiet; sales of extra
al IS 20; double extra, $I0lg1l50; and treble
extra to choice, So 50GI3 so.
WHEAT-Quiet and UNCHANGED; 81 50G
81 40 for PRIME TO choice red and white
Winter.
CoRN-No demand for shelIed, except at
prices below 85c, which sellers refuse; some
sales of ear at 76@79c.
I OATs-Very dull and inactive; sales at
6615970c.
BARLEY = Very little Offering; small
sales of Spring at 50 IS: and choice Fall at
81 60.
RYE-Scarce: held at 81 rs.
+ PROVISIONS - NOmil ally held higher,
with a speculative feeling
PoRK-Held at 80; no sales reported.
LARD-Firm at 121Segl25&c for steam and
kettle; 13aI312c in keg.
RECEIPTS = Flour, 30 barrels; wheat.
none; corn, 2,200 sacks; oats, 600 sacks;
barley, 500 sacks. y
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feTerr not befng dfscoveredtIH -afteFnooh
yesterday 1.-The Ada Lyon did mot get
off last evening, but viii np9sitiyely
go out today at noon, captain Ora
ham commanding, and JOHN Adams in the
office.....s.,The Louisa had $500 sacks ri
corn up Thursday night, and was prePaF-
ing to leave. again last night....The n ews-
boy has resumed her regular trips again.
and win leave to-day as usual. promptly
al 81 o'clock The Robert Fulton pass
ed own the river yesterday evening ,.-.....
The Allan fc was smoking at dark last
evening, as if preparing to go up the river
The Cumberland and Louisa left
about O'Clock last night The Cum
berIand had good trip..1..The Linton ar
rived at ~ O'Clock last 'nignt with a good
trip. Her mani est will be found on the
seventh page. She leaves to-day at 4
o'clock, and has elegant accommodations
and FIRST rate officers. ........The Ada Lyons
days of departure have been. again
changed. She leaves hereafter every Sat
urday for Bowling Green, and for Wood
bury every Wednesday,. This is to avoid
running on the same day with the Louis
vile packet. ........The Mary Dayage and
barges, Capt. Hugh Campbell, arrived
about O'Clock last night. from New Or
leans to Cincinnati, with $50 tons. She
left the Alice v. at Paducah, taking so
bales Cincinnati cotton, Lea. Crane i1lu-
minating her gangway with the light of
his countenance and ailard- oil lamp. We
veRture to hope she viii be here to-day......t
The Clifton may be positively expected
here to-day, en- route to- Memphis.
She is one OF the finest boats on
the river, and Is commanded by
excellent officers............The Cora 5.
and Virginia had not arrived at midnight,
and may be expected early to-day. the for
mer for Memphis and the latter for New
Orleans.....-.The river closed at st. Louis,
on Thursday, and pedestrians crossed over
on the sice.4..--..-Fhe SoutheFner struck q
floating log, below Vicksburg, breaking a
small hole in the top of her huh, andstear-
ing off a portion of her guard.....-,.Th The In
diana had not, at last advices, been freed
from her perilous situation, and had been
abandoned to the Bef1e Lee. The South
erner, from New Orleans, arrived at IL
O'Clock last night with one hundred and
fifty tons, which she will reship here. and
return from this point TO New Orleans,
She has miscellaneous cargo ts3ayf- a.tfa
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph.i CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
!, F,LoUR-Ffrrn; 50 OO@1O IS for Spring ex-
WHBAT-Quiet, and l@I15c lower; sales
at 81 10 for y o. 1; &, 0634g2 OF for No. q
CoRN-OId inactive, and almost nomi-
nal, al Soc for. No. l new moderately ac-
tive, and l@l19c lower, sales at 81@82c, and
closing at Size.
quiet. at 5SG5e14c. 81 =
RYE dull, at s 460I As for Mol
BARLEY-Dull, and 293c lower; sales of
No. at 81 O592 10, and closing at inside
price.
PRovTs1oNs-rfrrn and less active: mess
pork, standard $40 OG920 rs; first class
brands held az S2l 00g2ii %; prime mess
FLO 90; mess, ordinary, SO so; Sweet picked
MANS more active; sales of country at
ll5zc. and city &c.
BULK NJ EATs-Mode rately active; sales
of dry saIted shoulders at re; loose rough
sides $50.
. ENGLGsH MEATs-Quiet: Cumberlands
&c; short ribs IOc loose ~
LARD-1sc higher: sales of prime steam
at Z 1sl1 l31sc.
DRESSED HoGs-In fair demand, light SC
n1gHert and heavy and unchanged, and
pounds.
LIVE HoGs-Active and Arm: SIS g5@6 O5
ior common; s. 35g6 20 for fair to medium !;
20 SOGI 40 for good to choice.
DEF CATTLE-Qufet and unchanged;
% log8 . tor good to prime beeves.
SHEEP-Dull, and nominally unchanged.
RIsCEIPTs-4 500 bbs. Flour, % 600 bushels
" neat, $500 bushels Corn, 19, 100 bushels
Oats,e2. 6go dressed Hogs, Is. SO live Hogs
SHIP EHTs-3 900 bbls Flour, 1900 bushels
Wheat, 1000 bushels Corn; 1856 dressed
hogs.
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81.
sale 5000 bales.
From the Journal of the 31th. I
Business i'm Indianapolis.

The business world h ere and elsewhere
is most discouragingly and provokingIy
quiet; indeed, quite stagnant. This, and
the notice of many failures in different
parts of the country, and the almost en-
tire stoppage of nearly if not all of our
mflls-when taken in connection with the
fact that large cor operations and manufac-
tories are discharging many hands and
running short time one shop alone TO our
knowledge, having discharged seventy
hands at once-most disagreeabIy reminds
US of the panic days of former years.
From what we can hear and see, our city
is in better condition in these respects
than many of her larger and more impor-
tant neighboYs. This is attributable very
much to the fact that during the Winter
probably one million bushels of corn have
been shipped from here and vicinity to
Eastern mark cts, and the impetus we are
receiving from the construction If several
new lines of railway, and the m anufactur-
ing direction that has been given to q fair
portion of our capital of late.
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egraDb.1 . q 4y4 SeIafsSsel Ar. d d 81.

BY Telegraph u gA CINeERN Att "a n45l
FLoER-FiFmer and prices higher; ia ni
JxS L 2lQ4l 20; extra SO 0Qiel0 15.rr xE{y A
l WH.EAT- E1Tnf and quikts Vol N 1nfer
CoRN-Firmer; ear S2@83c.
OATS-6S@69c, and firm.
RYE-Sl Goal %.
BARLEY-In demand; sales of 900 bush
els al y 3092 50 for prime Fall.
Z PROVISIONS = Excited and "a good deal
Unsettled. and d ifficult 10 give aGDtafipn ms !;
holders are generally out Offhe market, so
that IL is difficult TO get a price named for
any article; 81 75 was refused for 1OOu bar
reS new city mess pork this afternoon
old is held at SCI 90.
LUX MEATs-Are held at S14GI115c; 100,-
600 pounds of country sold at S149lO14ct TO
be delivered March 18th.
BACoE-Is held at 10c Tor shoulders; 1l1ac
for sides; l2c for clear rib, and I212c for
clear, this afternoon.
LARD-Is held at 1876, with sales at1312c,
and all offered at this rate taken.
RUfFER-DuA at S3937e-s hUa 95s
SUGAR I39l6c and firm.
CoFFEE-In good demand at 20G26c.
MOLAsSES -Flrmer at $4,000; the stock
of sugar is very low, so much so that diff
Guilty is experienced in filing orders for
New Orleans. ga Il Isl
LINSEED OIL-Dull and prices nominal; ;
it is offered at 81 I50l Is in the large way !;
it is retailing al 81 Is.
e PETRoLEUM-DuIla at 42c for refined free.
BEEF CATrLE-DulI at IS 5097 80 per CEN
sHEEP-F1rm at So 5Oa4 so per head.
Hoes good demand from butchers at
81 0097 SO gros..
GOLD-140, buying.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
CoTToS-Middling 1s14@1s1ac; sales to-
200 bales; receipts $500; exports !. 45I bales.
sales for the week q, 500 bales; receipts
2, 800 bales exports coastwise $500 bales;
foreign 26. $50 bales; stock So ,SO4 bales.
SUGAR-Ruling upward common 109
lie; fair l21ac; choice l491415c.
MoLAssEs- common 6Og6sc, and
prime SO@Slc.
FIoUR-Ffrm, and stock lower: grades
Of light superhne, holders asking sl1 90;
{ CoRN-stock light; sales at 81 O7@1 O716.
OATs-Firmer at S49S5c.
PoRK-Holders firm at SIS.
+ BAcoN-Firn; shoulders 1e15g10s4c; clear
sides I85zQ14c. - sore
LARb-W hole sale market full; retailing
at 14c for tierce, and Ice for keg.
e S94sRLING-521z@531z H1 et'
N. Y. SIGHT ExCHANGE-ss6 discount. llr
GoLD-1399 1891. s...4a .fa
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RIVER Ne w S
For other River Items see Seeealth Page.

CINo1NNArI, Jan. 81. 1.-The river has fall
len twelve inches, with seventeen feet
seven inches in the channel. Thermome-
ter 290. Il =s5rosfa u
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3i.-The river is swell
ing. with. seven feet water In the canal.
The weather is clear. Thermometer 35o.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 81 The weather is
clear and cold. The river is at low-water
mark. Nothing doing on the wharf.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 3l.-The river is fall
ing, with eight feet on the Shoals Ar
rived, Taifsman, from Cairo. Departed,
Havana, for Cincinnati.
There was very little ice visible at dark
last night, and If the weather continues
mild to-day it will have all disappeared.
1.-THE Cum berland arrived at two O'Clock
with big trip, and was recei wing rapidly
for her return, but did not get away until
after dark. She had I,763 bagl of corn and
much other freight up.........The Sherman
is discharging her freight here and will go
on the Dry Dock to-day to repair, Captain
Baker very sensibly concluding it not
wise to risk going on in her present
condition. She will be out by Monday. ...
The ST, Patrick was getting On an immense
trip, and will go out loaded TO the guards,
ats o'clock to-day She is com PEELED to lie
over to put whole sheet in her boiler, the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
New York Dry Goods Market. sF
. Te Iaorenb 4 iii q N 10 Yopp Ta,,, 81

DRY GooDS-The ram pant feeling in the
cotton goods market seems to have culmI-
mated, there is less anxiety t0wrun ND
goods any hig her for he present. Prices
are, However. firm at the advance, and but
few can be obtained from first hands, as
many fl bricS become absolutely scarce, in
bleached musllns particularly. Bags. too,
are very scarce and higher in view of cir
cumStances, and a rise of print cloth to
TIC. 1t is somewhat vremaI kabian to see
the best prints selling at I2c and I215c; the
best domestics at I4c; lawns at I6, and best
tdela1nes at I8c, with old styles at 1910
Wooiens.of all sinds are dull. and so are
most kinds OF foreign goods. Heavy brown
sheetings firm, at l51@a16c.
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Jan. 81.
,CIoTToN-Very firm; middling I814@IS1zc;
receipts 2.32S bales: exports 3,139 bales;
weeks receipts IA 609 bales; exports 9,08l
bales; months receipts 47OI9 bales; ex-
ports 1889 bales; stock on hand Ia, 334
bales.
FLOUR Scarce; superfine So 00H9 so;
other grades abundant at Si0 90 to $14 50.
PORK-Active al SD 25d22 S.
BACON-CIear sides held at I3c.
BULK MEATs-Shout ders 215@9cs clear
sides, IIs4d12c
LARD-Keg I3549I4c.
CoRN-Selling at SOC to arrive.
OATS Dull at 75g7 6csS Is
HAY-NoIniraI~at $50. ~ a " = -
C0IsrT MEAL-Active at S4 so.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.J Al , iJoU1svIEEE. Jan 81
ToBAcCo-Market firm; sales of SIS hhds.
at 50 109l9 90 for common Tugs and fine
leaf.
FLoUR-s7 1898 90 for superfine and SO so
for fancy. Gi
WHEAT-S2 35@2 40.
CORN-75g78c shelled. and in ear, in bulk.
OATs-In bulk, 67@6Sc.
CoTTON-I6129H1ac.
LARD -I314c. u
Mess PORK-S22 DO. F$EE ~ Ef
BAcoN-ShOuiders SIC; clear sides 12s4c.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders SIC; clear sides
11szc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
New York Gold and stock Market

BY IeIegraphsI NEW I DIRK, J an. 81.
The ease in money is more marked call
loans were made at 394 on governments,
5g6 on stocks; prime discounts 607.
+ STERLING Firm at 9549l0 but there is
pot much activity at The advance.
aGoLD-Opened at 1907 ;Afell to HOG; adj
vanceu to l4059, and closed at 14014 014015. A
demand for export is anticipated.
GovERNMENTs-Slightly IN buyers favor;
closed steady coupons '8l. l1l1z@I1ls4: do.
'62. IIl14; do. '64 10S5z@109; do. '65, 1890
1878; 10-40s, I0414@I04ss; T-30s, 1075sgI07sz.
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sssss q TRY & TON siEReiff

To COUNTRY -MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention espeeia az of count ~ mere car Is.
10 the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancg Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can. he SEMI through any of The
Evansville Inerch ants. = 2 SIS stf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
NEW GROCERY STORE.
EVANSVILLE GROCERY.
EB. CRoSs.
DAVID JENKINS.

EB. Cross. DAVID JENKINS.
"AVING THIS BAY OPENED our
- store OF wen selected stock of Fam
lily Groceries at No. f3S Main Street, be-
tween Ourth and Fifth Streets, we take
pleasure in announcing to the public that
we have. and will keep constantly on
hand, a full and complete assortment of
Crockery Ware. Lime, Cement, Plaster
Paris, Salt. &C., &C. We will sell our goods
as low as ttse lowest elsewhere.
WE CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
free of charge. By adhering to the above,
and by strict attention to business, we
hope to merit a full share of the public
patronage. Please give us call. Don't
forget the place. FL
Cross & JENKINS.
y. BAH persons desiring to purchase
sand in large or small quantities, can be
accommodated by leaving their orders at
the Evansville Grocery. s4 st 1853 q
janz9 3m
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FOR SALE.
.aaa Farm for Sale.

a SPLENDID FARM OF - ACRES
- in the edge of thesCity Of Evansville,
Indiana. This farm is in full view of the
city. II is in high state of cultivation.
has on of the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new. good lawn, sta
bles and al necessary outbuildings, ana a
splendid selection of almost every variety
of fruit trees, apes, shrubbesy and nSW-
ers and plenty OF good water. Ii Will be
sold altogether, or the Improvements with
a part OF the land. For further partlcu-
lars inquire of ALVAH JON NSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
ian29-3m. - a
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McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance

NO. 1 wAsHINGTON BLOCK,
- Corner Room, Second Floor
Opposite the Coult-House
#l4 EVANSVILLE, IND,
OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rous parts of the city for sale, Including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING LAND,
convenient to the city.
FARMING LAND, improved andnnim-
exchange for city property. Also, Timber
and Coal Lands
business Offices and Store Rooms to let:
also comfortable Lodgiug.fsooFns, near the
centre of business.
a number of bargains now on our books,
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may lind customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have number Of
applications for renting q welling. houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, eX-@
change, or rent are requested TO enter the 20
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed OF
Terms reasonable. Call and see.
4H INSURANCE
OF all kinds effected in good companteE- .-
Special attention given to LIFE IF5UR-
eg- NoTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at this Office.
ss.E5 y aEHy
We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS p BRIT
TON TO a partnt rship in the above 19usi-eat..
ness who, in n1unction with the Under
style OF the firm will be McNealy. gchu bert
& Co. JAMES n. on cHEELY.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. 2, 1867. [nov4
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wvA NTE1S4 ri form 4 4 oslof the wherse-f
J" abouts of ELIZABETH RAILS
SLER who left this city about six years
ago. By.radd ressing this. Office she VIII,
hear of Eomef hing TO her,adYantage. =
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European Market.

By Cable-1 LONDON, Jan. ell P. N.
CoSsoLs-r9 1s0s35z; sos 7z1s; Illinois
Central $50; Erie 40.
FRANKFORT, Jan. S1-1P M.
Bonds 76.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81.
CorToN-U Unchanged; sale 5000 bales,
CoRN-43s Cd. sffe
LARD-12s Cd.
CHEESE-52s. +
TALLoW Sd. cess ft
Others unchaa ged.
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81 y Corner Room, Second Floor)
Opposite the CouiL-House,
aHF EVANSVILLE, IND.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06


Professional men are, usually con-
adhered uadsrpaid, but this complaint
cannot reasonably be applied to some Of
our medical men, From $50 to $500
y The customary fee for surgical treat.
ment ina case Of average difficulty,
and 81 900 j. not IN uncommon charge.
1a tMo eases Of very great severity and
risk, which were lately treated by two
Of our leading surgeons, bills were
made out for 8, 800 aud $4,000 re:
speetively. In both cases the patients
were wealthy men, and quite able ID
pay.-N ?. Sun. ,-- >'''~
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Tho Rev. Gilbert Haven saya o.
Speaker Coliax: "His face is . ban.
quoting house. :Hs tones, sr.oe, ind
air arc Of the pleasantest. He puts
you At case With yourself in a moment.
You say Of his address q you do Of the
best poetry and nothing is easier
70 initiate. Yet not one in ten thou
sand can copy it. Every public man
-ve ever saw, unless it be Governor An
drew, il stiff to Schuyler Colfax, and
Andrew had nervous; witches of, the
eye and face and voice which Colfaz
never exhibits" All Tf&rg1 =.
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june25-7W ehertn OF Steatno OK
Dated st. Cloud, Mimi. May Sth, 1868.
nROBATE COURT-sHERBURNE COUNTY.
JOHN .! , :; PUTNAM
Dated june 2sd, 1888.
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ard thslr subjects are appruvs by elN4yuen Of III
dcnoninations. SCENTS are meeting with tnparai
le1sd success. We employ no General A9sMts for
either book and offer extra inducensats % OaAyass
Agents viii - the advantage q dalng directly
With ths lA6HaAss. 1or descriptive orcnlND with
mi and tssns addrels Me Pablishers,
No j. ,. DutR Q co.. Hartford, Conn
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

70 cxs-c1 70 Js s;,,,,i' g says tkat al,
''ys.s. : a Jadse $, !. ve.ni ma;
put 81 900 into the hands Of his son,
with instructions to enter Union Col.
lege and graduate. At the close OF
The Freshman ysar WI William g ] rsturned, :
cot and penniless. William, are you
going to college this Year, said the
Judge, kindly, in September following!
If 50, you must pay Josr ova Way,
You can't stay here !; 1havs givsn you
81, 000-your last dollar William re-.
turned 70 Union. He worked his way
through, hslped b President Mott,
eaaeFadgsatsd atthe head q hi. el.ss,
That man was William 81. Seward -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06
IT'S. LAND OrrIcE. ST.. CLouD, Mlxx.
I 1.aa aez July: g. 1861

t.GONSs&Ats0G. 0teWM sSsI E.z$ sEsZtsas.T y {S%
sn: You ore hereby notified to appear sf this oscs
81 tue aisr DAY OF AUGUST, isss, aslo o'clock in
IN forenoon d the sad md then and thsre chow
cause Why your Homcatead xnsry No 1854 Enssle nv
yos Augast no 1Sas upua ahs - e sec6sa' Is town.
chip la range 81 In the District e lAnds suSiect to
sale q 81 Ctoad. MINI. nn1 6 cancsiea. a.
haacis HoHnan; ealeges N tahenA9npentt thereof BY
yop and propesess then and there to nov Che same
when Joa Wnlhs slltttla Aoasskeee ssch showing
Ssss.., 9. !. !. ~ y. e, WAIT, Register,
8 1oly0-oHM h o. BORBANk, Receiver.
AND ofFl6E. s.. 6i6U6, MINI, -
;lAs,ja Aersasoa -
You a1s hereby no&iAed 10 appear at this oice
~ Sae I'm 4AY OF AUGUST. 1855, at 10 oc.oek In
sae tteaooa of the SAID day and then and there show
eauaa Why ytaFs nod kntry No. sos made ~
yps, Nqyenbss 2, 1864 apen the ~ ma Il nwA
secesA tosisp Isl range vs. n the 1i.sr.es Of o.
tA6setf - selsas s Clnsd. MIN. shosld not %
cancslsas - syyer ErSksrn alleges n soaadoomene
tl.eEsof yo ord H. NJ .thsss % snoS
6k&t H. q III p II. e WAR; ReG3ster.
gjrlelS eUS s ~ i II, G. 1gR1ANK. 1eceiyes.