The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-08

Vuf1nS tne latter part OF june, says &c
found peas largo enoug h forsuse, and H.
,tqss TIA. wsall 30 ready for cooking, July
kHain. = -. @m,"s =, :.
Green apples have made their mp.
pearanoe, in market. Not any. if you
! please. Y> - Il j.. 81
When you want something nice, 60 t.
Limpcrioh's and get glass Of soda water
Sec tho advertisement Of VIM. Krugel,
who has just burned a kiln of choice cream.
colorcd brick. They arc Of tho best quail
ity.:
~. W. Tuttle is putting fine addition
to his dwelling house.
At Pickit + Abbott's you never fail to
get the worth Of your money.
PERsoNA1.--Maj. W. F. Morse made a
flying visit home for tho 4th.
[ = Geo. F. Brott, tho original locator Of
Lower St. Cloud, was married to q youag
lady Of Huntsville, Ala, few days since.
AIR. BIS residence is at New Orleans!
j.. Tho mother-in-law and sister-in-law Of
the rebel Gen. Hood are stopping at Sank
Rapids, just across the river from St.
Cloud. Il :. ~.
Mr.. +: Lamb, Of Sank Centre. arrived
in town yesterday. :.a. AZ 80
Gen. r. N: McLaren, Assessor Of Inter
nal Revenue for this District, was in town
yesterday ....::. -" ~.
Capt. J. J. s. Hassler, who has been ap-
poihted to snpersede Hon. 6. T. Brown as
Chippewa 1ndian Agent, left town this
morning for the Agency. 49, H.:
Lieut. Rodman returned yesterday from
a short trip East, and started this morning
for Fort Aberctomtie.. : " ;. g.:
Gen. Sykes and Lieut.. L,tchdeld, passed
up country On Friday to inspect the gov
ernment ferta. c:fs:SS: ! i ~ .,SEE.
A surveying party, composed Of Maj.
Twining, ": H. Wood, ". E. Laight, a
guide and two servants, passed through for
Fort Totem on Saturday.
AmOuR Iu0 8TIAVOAS ~ VIC OVAsA"A AAoo9o
during the past week We note:
c. E. Mayo, A. NJ. PETIT and g. Clark,
St. Paul; A. D. Prescott and D. Bassett,
Minneapolis; o. s. Freeman, Fl. Ransom
A. J. Burbank, austin; c. E. Buss, Cold
Spring; E. B. Pillsbury. Kennebec; N. K.
Street, Canada West James Brown and
servant, Germany; ". A. Fulton, Troy,
N.Y.; G. W. Hale, Miss. G. F. Bishop,
,Watertoxn, Wis. VIM. Rainsford and Her.
bert Watney, England; G. H. Clark, Paris,
Maine; C. s. Harrison, Earlesville, Ill. {;
". NJ. Wheeler, Oakfeld. Wis.,; j. Ring
and lady, Mrs. Bartlett and child and Mrs.
Bartlett, La Porte, Ind. !; R. 3. Bateman,
Waterford, Pa. .
RED RIVER FRE1aHT.-There were 1856
tons of merchandise received at this city
during the past month belonging to the
Rel River traders, all Of which has been
sent forward in the" carts bound for the
Red River Settlement. These carts carry
900 pounds each. The goods belonging to
the traders are mostly from Canada and 60
through here in bond. They bought large:
" Of American merchants this season.
yhs Hudson Bay Company have taken up
IL entire 'machinery, engine and all, for
the purpose of starting good mill. R.
TAFT, . heavy trader, also took up q large
engine and boiler. Both was from the
Minnesota Iron Works. The Hudson Bay
Company's engine was mounted on wheels,
and hauled by ox-teams. The same Com
pany forwarded two large threshing ma
chimes, and nearly every trader took more
or less Of reapers, mowers and agricultural
machinery-all Of which looks to the bet
ter development of the Red River country.
The total number of tons of Hudson Bay
Co., Red River and: Government freight
gone forward this season up to the LIST Of
July j., in round numbers, about 800 TONS
To include -four and merchandise pur-
chased by these parties III this city for
their supplies, would make fully 1900 ions
as:ths aggregate amount: All but q few
of the Red River carts have gone, and we
shall lose the familiar musical y squeak
Of their wheels until they make their ad-
vent among US again about the middle of
September for their winter supplies., In
the foregoingwe have not included 1900
barrels of -four purchased l,at: tho Cold
Spring Mill, Of Wait s. Clark, by the Hud-
son Bay Company, and taken to Red Riv-
er. .-,~----~---~--
ekMr MErr1ka::zoni Wednesday even
ing Of last w1eeelkt the Methodist camp meet
ing feressthis.. district commenced near
.Pay.ssville:'s The tents, some twenty in
we're pitched on: Rev. Robt.
Hoover siArm. The 'we.ther was4fne, The
meetings were full Of interest and life, and
! copsidsrahle number came forward, seek:
ing new way. Ills believed that much:
good. xss J; accomplished. Thsspreachinx
was earHs.t.and effselive, and II members
drep. setNtssin tie work. Eighteen local
Ind travelling ministers we're present, aud
on Sabbath FIR A ai4 70 ssYen hundred par
sons we're q !. Tie groan!las .! On that d+y
there were n'baptiss .byi::sin,.
mersion mud seven By, spiiniling.'s. Every.
thing passed' Of ID otder. and quietness,
sndsitogethet, TIE meeting was = success:
# adjourned on Tuesday, rs We learn from
Rev Creighton, to whom:we are indebted
for the above outline, .r~
- RsuovkREp:9@@O The 2Sd 81. :Msy, .
horse was al; stolen from Thos. Sitter; At
Fort. rsatsn. ION Tuesday Chief Gaspard
went t. jacob sPrairiss ind: found the ami
NAL III thspa,ture Of man named Poles,
who said it had been left there by George
Duchssl, who yesterday finished his: ten
days in the county Jail for drunkenness.
Dueber claims that he bought it of SOL
der, and es no one: appeared in charge
against him, he WAS not arrested. II is a