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$4,7O7,s2e
$4,000
14,24s,o5o
25,e43,0oo

*lncludes ss5o,ooo due October !, 1858, and since
fDeducrng interest accrued to October l. $685. pay
able January l. 1869.
1t appears from this statement that over six mil
lions OF dollars balances OF sinking funds have ac-
cumulated applicable to the redemption OF the debt,
and that the net amount OF the States Indebtedness
at the end OF the fiscal year was only thirtyelght
million eight hundred and sixty-four thousand four
hundred and forty EIGHT dollars. The sinking funds,
which there Is no reason TO suppose VIII be dimin-
shed, will at their present rate or application ex-
tingusn the whole debt within nine years.
The following statement win show the condition
OF the Canal Fund for the fiscal year,
aN Canal Fund.
Balance In the Treasury and invested Octo
Der l. 1857, three million eight hundred
and forty thousand nine hundred and -.
thirty i've dollars. 81. $40 936
Received during the year ending 30th sep.
TENDER, 1868, five million six hundred
and eigtty-one thousand two hundred
and twenty-six dollars. 1851 1928
Total! 80, So lel
Paid during the year. four million eight
hundred and twenty-three thousand two
hundred and thirty-nine dollars. ,S23 2S9
Leaving o balance 30th September, 1865
OF four million six hundred ana ninety
eight thousand nine hundred and twen-
Reuemues ana Erpenditures ,or the Fiscal Year.
Statement OF the revenues of the State canals and
the expenses OF collection and ordinary repairs dur
ing the fiscal year ending September 80, 1865
Tolls four million four hundred and seven
teen thousand five hundred and hfty-nine
a0iiaIs. $s'4i1'oos
and fifty dollars neutrality-suspicious.. 750
Interest on current revenues. thirty-rwO
thousand seven hundred and ninety-one
Misceiianeous receipts, twenty-six thou.
sand four hundred and forty-four dollars 26,4A
Toto, a. Ay7 sae
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C1RcuAsrAsoEs5 frequently :, alter
eases. In .0oodhus county, which, il
overwhelmingly Republics, an attempt
'sibeing. made to get up peoples party,
and the Red Wirg Argus, the Demo-
cratic 2paper, is jubilapt over the re-
forms that are to follow. Per- contra,
in Dakots county, which. is strongly
Democratic, the proposal for q peoples
party is met by the Hastings Union, the
organ of tho Democracy, with an en-
phatic disclaimer. Itsays that q spec
PIES party is . party without principles;
it is mob, got up usually by disafeet-
ed politicians, Who desire some Office
which they, have failed TO- obtain in
their own party organization.'' e.
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AT the Convention Of Norwegians
held 1t Rushford Oh the 29th ult., IS
We learn from the Winon. 4 Republican,
the name of Mr.. Lewis Lewiston, for
ne1ly Of this city, now Of Douglas
county, was agreed upon to be present
ed 70 the Republican State Convention
tor place on the State ticket. = San
other Norwegian Convention will be
held at Minneapolis to-day; in the in
terest Of Col. Hans Mattson, SO that
there promises 10 be d lack IF unanim,
ity whsn the matter comes before the
State Convention. .t1rE 1uH t:.:r.
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THERE are in the Alexandra Dis
trict, says the R0st, within the twenty
mile limits, from the east line Of Doug
las county to the Red River, nearly :
half million acres Of vacant lands from
which the Northern Pacific Railroad
could obtain its quota. Every interest,
both Of tho people and the Company,
point to the immediate construction Of
this road via St. Cloud and the sauk
gy aIloY.;s -.t.tE. - Z o-.li. ..E.---.I, -
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THs Goodhue County Convention
lat week il said to have been the lar
gest and most harmonious ever I held in
that county. The following ticket vas
nominated and viii. it is claimed, re-
ceive tho general support Of The party:
y ~ Ssssio,- Charles Hin Of Pine
lsand. % ~ be 3ana ttGu xlsT5s:ig ...,!s
=, Fer RY1sssststisss-0rIin Densmore of
Red Wing, Giles Stooun Of Caunon Falls,
and. John Miller of Leon.is o,les sad} :,
2: p! sfbsssy zfessa.rer- Hogpa II
hS0 wing. 80 s''-'' 10,
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= u. - S Il
Henry MoK onty, i prominent citi-
zen apd large real estate dAlsr of Isl.
Paul, committed suicide On tuesday By
shooting himself ia TIC head With q.
pistd, 30 hid ,madaoo 8 eyefal attempts
Psyiiaqsly TIE 'hl,ss eansseI x.s temporary
INSANITY ,aproducsd s. financial hbltss.
Dan n. Denn,on J. one 4, 81 theI cd
settlers Of 81 Anthony, died on
Wednesday of apoplexy s
- urther returns from Tennessee
h1dioale thpts senter' minority viii foot
up $4,000
;ffssIl II II ii "a 4
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BY Ne following dispatch it will DO
seen that the gallant "Rosey", declines
to accept the, Democratic nomination
for Goyernor Of Ohio: -.a,,-.s..
esSASs llAzolsco, CAL, Aug. It'll.
TO Hon. 4. G. Thurman, Columbus:
" After the war resignsd very desirable
position in the army, and, left my, State
to secure st least the possibility Of fulfill
ing duties deemed sacred to my creditors
and my family. Those duties now: forbid
mo thu honor Of leading the Democracy Of
Ohio, in depending canvass. send = let
ter to the committee by mail. 5s1e.5 9.,q
-. ,fes.af;..e.. W. 8. .Ros1cRAxs.
Gen. Rosecrans' relations with Val
landigham were not such during the
var that he cares now to be co-labor-
er with him. The Democracy Of Ohio
are in . bad way. Certain defeat st.res
them in the face. A. new convention
will probably BE- called to search for .
victim to Stand at the head Of the COL
t1&AkABs
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the windows are broken and not ono
remains entire The last time I "a,
there, ost ofths window where, twenty
ye a.l ~, Isax that fair face, leaned
anold hlaok oman with red bandaua
hand kelchief tod over her head, Wills
the onalaous sound of the voices sof
numberless contrabands of all sizes ana
ages came at roaming out through the
broken panes, aud grated harshly on
my ear. Not q soul Of those who once
made the old mansion the resort Of the
elegant and refined ROMANS The name
has gone. The old Governor was long
since laid with his fathers. The Judge
has been dead many years, aud his wife
lies by his side. Ono evening last
week I went out to tho old graveyard
10 the edge Of town, and climbed over
tho ragged and uneven stone wall into
the enclosure. Through the tangled
grass and bramble, l made MY Why to
. little iron fence, far to the other side,
and leaning over, .read carved on I neat
white tablet of marble half-hidden by
the rank grass, the lone silent, beauti-
tul name, GERTRUDE. <Ts'
As I stood over that little iron rail-
ing, With nothing but the solemn q note
Of the night bird to disturb the moon
tit stiffness Of the hour, I think I real
lied fully the words Of Solomon, "Vani-
II Of vanities, all is vanity" The
beauty and the fashion and the wealth
u this world are but ashes over which
sooner Or later, forgotten or neglected.,
the hated sassafras tree and brier v: Il
spring up and flourish, and all around
them tangled weeds and noisome plants.
I IL must now beg Bitter Sweets"
pardon !; my next letter shall Moth % a
sermon. tH@a@u h@5! g..StsGaa>l ION.
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Os:Thur,d.y list 10 Northern, Pa.
cite Railroad party left St. Paul for.
Like Superior. They went BY " way Of
the Superior Railroad Is Rush City,
i. where >. oonveyaneee were provided to
take them . Superior City. They viii
:, .lso visit Dulutb, aud 60 ~ steamer 10
Chicago; thence By Pullman ! pal.os
cars 70 Detroit, and thence East 81 Ny
Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad and Nj
a9afa RAILS. ta{i
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y Tn following, whiehfvs ind in the
Ns1kato Ustox, ia little oxtiousf: NJ

u Tn following, which 70 inl in the
haskato Ussos, Ma little satioust: ~
~: s''It gives - pleasure to stats ithat Judee
Riee, diEsstsr q the Northern Pacific b. 3.
duriag his visit 70, cur city, informed Sens.
tor Nilkiasoa tkSe He Nssthera roed
sssH 81, Jse ~. ssssSs;Sy from Congress.
Hr. Wilki1son replied that 10 wss Glad
u II, aad with that IND ding he would
eladly sivs u IL rod every aid ~ q.
eeursgsusnt IN his power" l..,. H..
W. nay b allowed e suggest that
there il . mistake Somewhere. The
Northsrn Pacific Railroad win undoubt-
eddy ak for = sabsidy-ss least sueh
were The expressions Of the party when
4 hdis plae't- and !: i ! proper III, 30
adsp,sd, i yin hays. valid right to
make. this claim spoaa Co,srsss.sa: The
md alrssdy eoastrustsd iss grand mo.
7sopoly, and Thu, if 10 higher consider
atioaa Of National development should
prevail, ought 10 indacs Congress 70 &.
ttend 70 the Northern Pacific . roason-
abs I'D, that the people might be re-
lisved from their deosndenos Upon the
eapabti llitis,ss Of ! single through route
and from the mercy Of its exactions.
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T Last Friday ~ the dry appoint
|sd for the execution 81 Gsc. w Sta
~, q {: Roct| ! ssstssf, convicted 81 ia
murder of Frederick Albeiitner:. & AZ
Goy.s Marshall w.a absent 70 death
warrant WINS sigued and tho prisoner
sfsmanslin oastody until The Governors
reform Strong Efforts 40 being made
~ obtain communication fof the SEN
steho6. tetE.
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For The purpose Il more thoroaShly psrlsctfns Tie
1spaSliosA or0aalaatasa within se t6its IL 6eaae
Central Co0Aittss hsgshy rsconnsolh t6s appoint
nsat OF County Committee ooasi1tiag Of oos ~
dvs hsp16lican ffoA sacA election pgsei1ct In tie
ooalty, Who shall Get - chairnaa Of his precinct
sonnisssa sad b elected 1t Ia Urinary t3setlnes
loA puEulant 70 thh call. @"f-a ,TSI.
an Who supported he noninssa and principles u
Ne 1spubcan party at tie last lHssids1thl election
ere cordially invited 70 taks part N sending daseats
10 this Co0vsatioo. 80 - q - 49, -
+. -. ;ta@ ~. r. DRISCOLL,o o.. IL, -
II. A. KMDALL, ::
,... r. 3HAYRR, 5.f..; :"
D. SINCLAIR, O,
i.:. N. .. CRANDkR. n.,s.
L. ". COLLINS, =.
:cH r., "1yg v. H. N1alN 4
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TB1 Oimstsad County Convention,
bald ssTRoshsster on the, 4th, rssulted
ID the selection 81 delegates, BY, .
nsjptity e az, y on o. pledged d Nj.
., P. Whiteonb for STATE Auditor.
Lieut. Il Governor Armstrong; made an
s1ost toisscurs delegation favorable
to his interests for Governor This,
therefore, makes q ths nomination of ,dye
Austia tor Governor slnost yeertain;
aad narroxss dovs che fight Mfsr Estate
! Auditor 70 the two sandidates, lll..
Whitoomb and Nj. Mcc1Irath. &. SIS.
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THs IT. CLOUD AND N1NnEAROLll
RAILROAD cHARTBR.. :

nth with extreme eradication thai
~ announce tho purchase Of the char
ter Of ths, St. Cloud and Minneapoli.
Railroad BY citizens Of this plsoe, By
whom il will BE- rendered 10 the North
er. Pacific Railroad Company On con-
dition Of their running their rosd
through Thu CITY. T IS charter carries
With ii = State swamp hnd grant estt;.
mated to BE- worth some three million.
Of dollar, the rsosiviug Of which would
in no Vie interfere With heer.nt held
by the Northern Poetic. ;Under this
charter certain / important branches,
ceutering il St. Cloud, are also provid-
ed fur and swamp grants secured.
This is a matter for much cougratu.
]atioa 70 this city and Northern Min
nesota. No inducements SO great in a
pecuniary point Of view could possibly
be presented to the Company "a
secure tho construction of their road
through this place: ...:>-5 j.
It is understood, Of course, that thu
city stands ready to protect those cid'
Gems who have made the purchase and
to reimburse them, for the outlay in
CURED. :: r. ~ &C..
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= . T. %f"'E $40! sI. 10 :lliF IL
He was the engineer Of the. Chicago
aud Northwestern. and ofseveral others
Of the great roads Of the country, and
is: giving TO this line tho vide expert
once Of the,past and the latest discoye-
fries and improvements inaspgineering.
III On such expedition as this, be-
syond ! the verge GENERALIZATION, the
President Of the comp has had fore
thought, for the; hesslltt lh comfort and
pleasure Of the party ,hyt taking along
two oflths most genial men Of New
England Ian Il. D, twhofxill cure US
Of all, ills that aeshF is heir to, whose
broad, smiling face is. itself n. *
5eellent meaie,nel; and Dr. lord, who
willsse that the clergy IF the party, is
orthodox, and who yeaterday preached.
- sermon With The 2sd 4 Palm y IN 4
text, 50 beautiful il description that
while listening to il ! found myself
wandering in imagination over the pas--.
sure lands around Beth ls.bem behold .||i;
ing ar,ds haired epherd I. boy tending.
his aocks ii the or look
ing. down into he ds.zk dessp eh. 81
who'll, il after years may 4 hare been A.
hin the inaee Of The alley 81 IA,
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IrPUIlICAN sfAfls CoNvIafIos.

ala 1ha NsvesSA Aan1al Republican StsAe C1Aysntioa
~ vili s. he'd 6 81. PAUL ON 31012nAY, TN
=: NINTH DAY, OF e1P41N011, 4. D. ~. Ar ths
tsais eaosA = - $1,000 sttAs aszt ssasrsl dee.
ZION, viz: ~ r s@s = = = $50 Et
K " gAisf y.ss'e' es Ne spssas Qo.rts git{s
Governor: - $lE@f. s22s%."'1f 20
, EMsUoo1aDt 0ovss1o93& ~ 81 .>fES44
Secretary u otatss 'SssN vt""
$50 Attorney 0e0sgak Sos Aust .-fsgs-ss. 4
Auditor II STATES $3.50 =
~ 0ea1o neAA110e3 EE4 ffff gEez s3t z..e, ! i.
Geek II NJ osDrsns CoArt. "
he rails q NJ isstatiea. q assssnassd BY H.,
~ State Oesvsatiea, b hassd upon ~ Pfssidsathl
voes and eales Ne several Coaasiss 10 ~ follow
lDg lppoRtt0onsat: 49, a. Tgl
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Ar places a the line 81 The total,
eclipse, the daflnsss Hanged Iron two
seconds 10 two and aa-h1lf minutes !, s.;
lsngth Some very important 4.tro-
nryonic.l obssry.tieps, . 4 made, is.
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..7'.: TIC Alle1.ndri. Pa s., th.ts 60
Sunday evening als y 80 q. discovered "a \ IS
.sandsson's ~ mil, u 0aakja but tbs
A1nsJ VEN tsxsisgu "a 7bsfers abJ
damage vi tdl6De 81 iaa=5 s= ~
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JIM CAvAHAuoH. fermaly,sot chs
etats,phss bses reelected Delegate 10
! Congress from Mostsna bya2,00o s ., !.
ljodty'd dim il very considerably! 81
footed with Democratic Iproclivities. :
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z AsLARoE party Of distinguished
rsil1oad eapit.liss AID managers, with
Their W.. .nd ffiend IL, ate now, % !. /
W visit e this State, They a a men ii. d.
rectly Interested insihe Lake. Superior
ena1 Nsa1;..;ar; n .;l.,,..s., ~ ). s}1G
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..1'll stand the storm, .,,
=" 1tAon't 30 long, ~ a. 4
I'll Snchor by and bv."

This account-would be too long wert
l to give all the personal experiences
: Ths storm bad spent III faty non,
and was passing away, but the heavens
were oil aglow. Broad flashes swept
across the sky, famed up to the zenith
or auivered along the horizon. Bolt
sdfter bot fell earth xatdJ Or 3Aew from
the north, south, east and west, from
all points Of The compass ching
into beautiful forms, spreading out into
threads snds6bres of light, each tipped
With golden balls, orsbeads of brightest
hue Seen Z moment then gone for
FIJI ,.pd a.ne, bolt and bar, bead,
h4aell ,nd line followed each other ID
,qQpieokL s1ecesslon, % Ill appeared at
once 10 iSdescribable beauty hid fear
fuf grand eur We could only gaze in
wonder md admiration, though each
bolt might b 3 messenger Of Death
though . The twink line ST On e5e tho
spirit mi0ht b tticken.ffom It's present
tabern6s6 On ssnt npon It's returnleas.
fight. Tho displhy, q. magnificent
md grand, has Us ont counterpart Is
the pietu9s which Imagination paints
IF Sinai q the 6Gal' judgment! & @ i,
People hsrs NY that never before
have they ssen such ID electrical storm
Al.
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A Destructive fire occurred at
Philadelphia on Thursday. A. bonded.
whisky warehouse was d burned, in,
,volving . loss ofover ten millions of
!dnll.ru.ii8a IA 81 YlsI$ afs3tfs5W
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!
=, 70 Picture tho Scene 90 the imagination
think ::of { yourself q: looking, ouut
through the opening Of the Ayt and be-
holding oil the landscape illumod hys
tho red glare Of. the sharpost lightnlng.
You SEQ the distant Woodland-the
fences The bearded grim laid pros
trate By the blast-she rain drops fall
ing aslant Through, '1he. airz-the farm
house i half mile 1dliistadt-its windows.
rejecting the; glare Of the lightning
All the landscape is revealed. For an
instant you are in darkness, then oil ap-
pears again beneath the lurid light.
You think Of those solemn moments
which sometimes come to the soul,
when by one flash OF memory We recall:
all the misdecds OF the past and in
imagination paint the possible realities
of the future. - =
The storm grows wilder. The gale
has Become i tempest and Isl increasing
to q tornado. Thee thunder crashes
around, above tar distant, and so near
at hand that the cracking follows in an
instant the binding bolt. It rattles,l
rolls, roars, oexplodes, like. q bursting
bomb-so near that We almost hear the
soorching hiss. ulo,
/ T The tsnt in reeling. We know what
will be The result--that it will soon lie
fat upoa tho ground and We will be
dFenche1 to the skin We hurry on
our slosliag, have just time to seize an
India iuoher coat before the pins are
pulled hoo the ground, We, spring
70 the 1d determined to hold on to
the last ~:
Il ThosGh the lightning is 80: fearful
end tho. moment we'll calculated to-
arouse solemn thoughts,weE cannot re-
strain our laughter when two of the,
party-occupants of an adjoining tent
s rush ip ID the condition of men who
have had sousing IN a pond. The
wind pulled their tent up by the roots,
slapped the wet canvass down upon
them in twinkling. They orawled
out like muskrats' from their holes
their night shirts fit for mops, their
clothing 70 ady for Washing, their boots
full Of water, their hats limp and damp
and ready for. moulding corrugated
tiles.
sss' Imagine your correspondent, in rub
ber coat with both feet firmly planted
il. the soil, his body at an angle Of forty
five degrees, leaning with ali his might
against the tent pole, the whole estab-'
lishment swinging, swayiug, tapping,
an ex-member; and alsoa4 member OIL
the present Congress both shivering
and quivering while ringing ont their
shirts tho red CLARA 81 tho lightning
,rsvedliag their wos-begone features. Il
The fury Of the storm being over We |
rush ont % drive down the pins, and
find that several tents are down and the |
occupants arc standing like shifted
ghosts in Tho storm. i Yet il, il woe to |
laugh Il, especially to eee; the totund
form OF or doctor of medicines wrap
ped 10 . table cloth. Behold him COM
plaoently Surveying the wreck of tents,
tho rain failing On his bare head, the
water streaming from bis gray locks
and running in-s river down his broad
back. He does not bow. before the
bl}ist; But breasts IL bravely. Il You dS |
not hear him, but then you can sec in
every feature that he is silently singing
t ! b Sunday School song: I.I5M ,ygl
= ..1'u stand the storm, ,., "A.
W. "S&A %1ts1oiaa'f III lnnn.s SR*''aSF e
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= TIE following dispatchu eharacterls.
tio: .f$t 20 g!a3 ~ .a7:zss*5574 :!
? P111ssula, Aug. s7.-1so asmsky, here
couldn't sss IL eclipse q III, ,.,u
The '.fls'et Is, nothing short Of : total
eclipse -: could 'la make AL much difference in
the appearan',oe Of things 10 that city.
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at the window OF the old stone mansion.
Astranger as I Was 70 nearly Ill 10 that
brilliant company, aud especially TO tho
only one there ! felt The slightest in
terest IL, It was val, not long, before / was
as much charmed with tie faisciiination .s'
Of her mind and heart as I had been
With the grac q a.nad lovsclines, IF her.
face. Memory recalls with Infinite de-
light the soft, low voice.. : gentle Is tho
dew, Of heaven, as 1 heard it s. ;l often:
afterward, il the twilight 81 evening s
at the gate before the door Of the old
stone man sii a.. 4 wenty years ago 60,
lacking 1 few 7 months, I was ID ID the
stage 81 81 BY way Wy Nofth:.s al We neared
tbs rugged Base Il Numbers Hill, !
fine ola farm house, With tall trees a.
'ninost hiding 81 thsif Eaense foliage house
and out buildings, SO Attracted ] attention.
+ W. w. twenty miles from Greensburg,
and tho residence 81 / near neal + relative Of
tie Buck e u among the trees . s
the green grass stood the little form i,
her whose faco l 6rst admired It the
vino window 81 The stono mansion: Il w "a.
sunset, and soon " . were inithe s.depse,
forests 81 th1 mountain, With / dismal
night bsfore, u 8 and / never Nv IL,
again. ~ & '.''Ss
silnce ny return !, e the Cd town,
often make "a ny way dova :, 70 s;op be-
fo1e The old stone mansion and 4, think |, Of
the past The iron fence i gone, the
old stone steps are removed from their
place, the gable windows have & fliallenip,
The blinds .re carried of s. the ravsgga,
q var swept evar l!le back b. grounds
leaving nsithor shrub nor tree, most q
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Shadow 81 Death. ana IS Whosc TooIsv
sides liz found i. refuge from sanl.
\ With doctor % keen our bodi.. al ii
Iyioht vikh .s,,,; ;.... 5. , u.
Il p nal16 vSs,v III y ii.d q. II !. b,;uh3.,
Ixotid. and mn Is th.,n 5. v,,,,. /.
"a mud seeni,l !. ,,.nahine vho M, ~, 3
I'D 81 eood -; q. 3, I, Re. ,,,...:....
after dinner. q .urelv oueht = Ia.
good health Win. ant IN IN Gm;t,...
r-.;r;.. g ~ -. M.% !. 'A' A1'''''''
11 ~ :. ,'1e No1s = -:
], W homes OF New York has o.
ready bad tho rough and tumble Of lite
on the Upper Missouri, With his rife
on Hi shonld.r and h,.nt = ,.,,,,.,,,,,..,1
IA, ,,;n,on Is. 49, a. ~ u...>e' .3.pReu
opoI A.s JAWS Ho = the agent OF Jay
COoKe q TO-, who - 70 be the financial
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GEN. RosEcRAHs DECLINES,
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3:5 LETTER FROMtttOARLETON.vo
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
Is ROAD PARTY AT ST. CLOUD.
Graphic Description Of tho storm.
CAMP JAY COOKE, J., |
Minnesots, July, 1869. !
70 The Editor of11e Boston Journal Il: D:

To the Editor Of The Boston Journal.
It seems like old times to be a}once
more in ca unalEt lie down at night
beneath . canvas roof, to hear. il flap
ping in the Breeze ii use q tin cup
and plate, with pork, beans, ham, and
bread baked in camp for fare. II is
not, however, to tie battlefield " that
We are marching mot to hear tie roar
OF cannon or rattle ooff mnusketty.' Ours
is a peaceful party, bound Oh d peace
ful expedition We are spies, never
theless ;bound to spy out d : portion Of
the great Northwest beyond the: verge
Of civilization. We are going to the
land of The buffalo and antelope, the
hunting grounds Of the Indians soon
to be theirs no more. "A few months
hence the locomotive, dragging its train
of cars, will be speeding over the Z rai.
ries Of the Northwest. '2"' 2s<z.,'
. '.LF -: OUR PARTY. H.:
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