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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

The Agricultural Department re-
ports for Nay and June show 4 high
average condition of wheat, and good
prospects Of an abundant crop If no
casualties occur before or after harvest
Rye, barley and other grains are gener-
ally IN fine condition. The largest in
crease is in barley, and in the States
west Of the Mississippi. A summary
Of crop reports in different Of tho
Western States may be found on our
ADt page.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

The Forest City Me,os gives the
programme Of 4th (5th) of July oele-
bration which is to bs held there.
Jesse B. Branham Jr., will be Presi-
dent; J. w. Mexican, Reader; Hon.
Dana E. King i;Oratcr -; j. b. Atkinson,
Marshall. When the procession A.
rives at the ground, ian Grafton will
be delivered by the orator"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01
THE NORTH PACIFIC RAlz.aoAD-
MOVEMENTS UNDER THE NEW
ARRAN0EllENTS.

From tie 81. Pau! Pioneer.
We learn from \ gentleman connected
with the management of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company some moro
dire't facts 10 regard to the now pros
poets Of tho company. Tho appoint
ment Of Jay Cooke a. the Fiscal Agent
Of tho company involved his becoming
part owner Of the stock in the road.
This contract is not fully complete, and
depends for its ratification on the re-
port Of two exploring parties, ono of
which is now on the road to San Fran
cisco, from whence they will proceed to
Sitka, and thence return scroes the pro-
posed route Of tho road to Rcd River.
The other party, which will reach the
head Of lake Superior in = few days,
explore tho route from the Eastern
terminus westward. If tho report Of
these parties is favorable, Jay Cooke
will complete tho contract.
The Eastern terminus Of tho road
has been fixed, BY compromise BE-
tween the conflicting interests At Du-
luth, Superior, and Bayfield,. It will bs
At . point south and west from Duluth,
where roads from Duluth, from Super
'or and from Bayfield, will from 4 juno
ton, with equal rights Of connection,
running Of trains, rates Of faro and
freight, 30.
Immediately upon the return Of tho
exploring parties, their report will be
made. lift is such a. to lead to the
ratification Of the Jay Cooke contract,
$l00,000,000 Of tho bonds Of tho Com
paoy, secured BY mortgage on the road
bed, franchises aud land grant, will
be placed on the market. That il the
anticipated cost Of the construction and
equipment Of tho road. As fast a. the
bonds arc sold, work viii be proceeded
with. ~ :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

GOVERNOR MARSHALL has offered I
reward of $500 each for the arrest and
delivery Of Harrison Carhart and Fred.
DeForest, the murderers Of Corpora
McManus. This is additional to the
$3.50 reward offered by Mayor Taylor
It Is stated that the murderezs are known
to have been at Pennington, some thirty
miles from St. Paul, on last Sunday
evening. It is to be hoped that
they may be arrested and brought to the
fate they SO justly merit.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

-Messrs. Lcecn & Piper, of Penn
sylvania, have thrown up their contract
for running mail coaches between St.
Paul and Helena, Montana, and Messrs.
Burbank 4 Co., the great stage men of
Minnesota, who have twice made bids
tor this route, are urged to try for it
again.-Chicago Post.
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LATE NEWS. ITEMS.

The yellow fever has appeared il
New York.
Gov. Chamberlain, of Maine, ha
been renominated.
"A report comes from Cuba tha
the spaniards butchered, in ono night
1000 persons, men women and children
The old.fogy National Mtenigen
cer, at Washington, died a natural death
on Friday last, aged 60 years.
Kansas is suffering from continu,
Gus rain storm, which is doing great
damage to crops.
-Florida has ratified the Fifteenth
amendment. This leaves four more
needed to make up the threc-fourths
not including Indiana.
Last week a collection Of nearly
$4,000 was made at Rev. Robt. Coll
yers church in Chicago, to help pay
off the debt. It was the largest collec-
ton ever received in church in the
United States.
The fredericton, N. B., Farmer
relates that twelve men, engaged in
In Fish river, which takes
in the Northern part Of Maine, were
recently poisoned to death by drinking
tea in which q lizard had been boiled.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

DIR. MILLER, a chemist Of St. Paul,
writes against the use Of Paris greer
for the destruction Of potatoo bugs
He says it will poison the land fo'
years and render tho crops unfit fol
food. He recommends that early in
the morning, before the dew has disap'
peared, fresh, unslacked, finely powdered
lime-dust be etrewu upon the damp
leaves of the potatoe vines. The lime
must be fresh and unslacked. Beside,
killing tho bugs it will be excellent
manure for the land.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

TIE following extract from an
amendment made to the statutes by
the last Legislature, may be Of interest
Bills Of exchange, drafts, promissory
notes. and contracts due and payable, or ia
be executed on Sunday, Thanksgiving OF
Christmas days, New Years day.. the
twenty-second day of February, the Fourth
day Of July, or on the following day, when
either Of the four days last mentioned &C.
cur on Sunday, shall be payable or perform
able upon the business day next preceding
said days.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

SECRETARY BoR1E resigned the
Navy portfolio last week. The country
bids fair to survive. His successor is
George NJ. Robson, Of New Jersey,
Attorney General Of the State. Why
cannot the Navy Department have .
practical sort Of a head, as the War
Department has?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

A Mr.. SHANocK writes from the
White Pine mining country to the
Mantorville Enprsss that times there
are very dull; that thousands Of
people are there who do not know what
to do with themselves that many are Al
work for dollar and half per day,
aud some merely for their board. This
fully corroborates the statements from
one Of our correspondents, published
few weeks ago. Minuesotiaus know
that they can do better by staying
where they are-or they should.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

The Chicago Times Of Thursday
makes the following announcement
Senator Ramsey who goes to Europe to
negotiate postal treaty with France, has
long been the Chairman Of tho Senate Com
mittee on Post Offices and Post-roads, and ID
credited with knowing his business, besides
with having the handsomest wife Of Ill the
C0n9reSsmen.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

THE Premium List Of tho Eleventh
Annual Fair OF the Minnesota Agri-
cultural Society, to be held At Roohes-
tor Sept. %, 20, 80 aud Oct. l, has been
received. It contains also the rules
aud regulations which will be observ-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

FROM State Superintendent Dunnell
We have received the catalogue Of tho
State Teachers Institutes held during
the Spring. Tho sessions were At
Glencoe, Pine Island, Faribault, Monti-
colo and Aroka.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

Tho Rod Wing Argus speaks Of 4
party Of gypsies camped in that neigh
borhood. They have since "slently
stolen away" They generally do.
------There IL some talk Of organizing
agas company in Red Wing. What
fort
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

The Fifteenth Constitutional Amend
ment passed tho New Hampshire
House Of Representatives on Tuesday,
and comes up in the Senate to-day. It
will doubtless be ratified by tho re-
ouired three-fourths Of tho States dur
ing the present year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

New Yonk city paid almost one
million dollars more revenue tax TO,
1868 than for 1867. This Is an in.
crease Of nearly thirty per cent. Does
this look as though the country were
growing poorer?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

LIFE INSURANCE AGENT WAArID.-Oue
Of the old, substantial and most reliable
Life Companies Of New York, il in want
Of An Agent at St. Cloud, 10 work that SEQ
ton Of Minnesota. Address, Life Insur-
ancs,"" Box 3005, P. o. New York.
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early ID the morning, 1am::ca; promis.
ing myself tho pleasure OF returning in
August and spending tho months N.
cation here. Till that happy period,
I remain,
Truly yours,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

New Mus1o.-From 8. NJ. Spsuld
ing, Mnsio Dealer, Minneapolis, VI
have received the following choice
pieces Of new music
''ShadoWs on the Stream" Song ani
chorus. By Frank Howard.
"Up in Balloon" Song and chorus. By
W. Il. Sanderson.
Tho Young Girl Of tho Period" SOM
and chorus. By Frank Howard.
''Willie's coming Home" Song by N. "
Hsckelton.
Treasures Of tho Past" Song and cho
rus. By James P. Mursy.
souvenir d'Enfrance." instrumental, 70,
piano. BY Sydney Smith.
''social Weltz." For piano. By 8. Knas'
bel.
''weleoms sehottische." For piano. By
8. Knsebel.
"Bels Of Sabbath Morning." With hand.
some autographed title sheet. For thu
piano. BY F. W. Root.
These pieces are al from the pub.
fishing house Of Root & Cady, Chicago
arc all new, and al good. They o.
any other pieces can be had by I'D.
dressing s. W. Spaulding, Minneapolis
lam n nxus rmr~rs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

In Maine the Democrats have
nominated Gen. Franklin Smith 70,
Governor. The Temperance Conven-
ton nominated NJ. D. Hitchborn.
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&ht 1T. 0;tu,&a Sonrual
". B MITCHELL. EDITOR.
Thursday, July Il, 1869.

AN article from the St. Paul Pioneer,
published in another column, contains
considerable interesting information
concerning tho Northern Pacific Rail-
road. The exploring and examining
party is expected to arrive At this place
about Monday next.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Tho July number Of Onward be.
gins the second volume. Capt. Mayns
Reid is making a magazine interesting
to the great mass Of readers and o.:
pecially to those who have . taste 70,
the marvellous. Much attention is paid
to croquet, and full rules are given.
The Riverside Magazine for July
comes with midsummer table of con
tents. "Strawberries and cream =
"Snipe shooting;" "a tale Of the sun
set sea-" "Joau Of A1o;" "Papa'a
story and another charming story BY
Hans Anderson.
"A beautiful engraving, called my
Native Land, Farewell r. leads off the
July number Of the Lady's Friend
The usual variety Of fashion plates,
patterns, music and stories follow, al
up to the usual standard Of magazine
contents.
The July Eclectic commences a
new volume, and = rich number it is.
Two embellishments are given: Gland
seer and his connoiseurs," and "Guten.
berg, 14oo-14e8." The opening article,
"Rawlinson's Five Great Monarchiee
Of the Ancient East" is = valuable re-.
view: "The Etruscans, the English Of
Antiquity" viii be read with deep in.
terest; "The nature Of the interior Of
the earth;" ':Russia and tho East =
"Cromwell and the Jews y" 1.-THE Sea.
Kings At home ); 'He knew he wa
Right )" and much else that il valuable
and interesting may be found among
tha lattar.nrasa.
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MUSIC.

ToHN NJ. BROOME AND WIFE, who
y have lately arrived from the East, vail
give lessons In Music.
Mr.. Broone will also teach the German
and Latin languages.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Residence In tho brick building, opposite
the Catholic Church.
Sc. Cloud, juno 8, 1859. n47-4w
NOTICE is hereby given that my STEP
IN son. George 10 given his time, and
that I win not pay any debts Of his con-
tracing, or collect his earnings on and
after this date. = D. A. HOYT.
st. Cloud, Nay 24th, 1868. n45-ew
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- LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MlNk.,
H. July l, 1860.
eR: You are hereby notified to appearat this olacs
on On II. s1a PAY OF OCTOBER ls at 10 O'Clock in
OF the said day. and thea and there GAow
.ade BY you August III, 1S67, anon he N X
section 19. township l3e fanEs %, n tke
Dssce OF lands subject to sale ct q. Cio1d, Mlno,
should not be cane lied, - Robert Shaw alleges
abandonment You, aud proposes then ia
there to show tho same whom you mi 81 nsr~ittea
to contest such showing.
july1-6wll II. @. BUIRINK. 7SceIvar.
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ICEl ICEI
JOHN MARSHALL

. JOHN MARSHALL
Il again in the field, ready to supply the
citizens Of st. Cloud, during the warm
weather, with An excellent quality Of ics.-
All orders left at his grocery will receive
prompt attention.
st. Cloud, April 70, 1869. n4l.n
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RarallainI-A Delightful Retreat-A
RenaiAlseenoo Of the Third Mlnnosots
-soutatrn Gay o:les-3asy Life-Anta
Radical (eollNR.
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FOR SALE
At FROM $500 TO LIS Per ACRE
Fifty Cents less to actual settlers. Ad-
dress. A. J. CROP6EY, Lincoln, Mob, or
enquire Of T. G. MCCLURE, st. Cloud.
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house elsewhere, by handing over all
to the black women and girls. So
they too are joyous, and smiling, and
found At al fsstal places, adding their
merry laugh to every company. They
ride horseback, sing At concerts, go to
the springs, dance At the parties, play
on all instruments except the fiddle,
talk politics, read novels, and. 60 to
church With punetuality that is truly
astonishing. They dress richly, and
dress al tie time. They think Of
dress, talk Of dress, and, SO far as I
know, dream Of beautiful bonnets and
laces and silks. Tho little girls imi-
tate mamma, and do the same. Grace
is the subject, and fashion the theme.
But it is late, and I must close. Ae-
fore closing I must say to you, inter nos,
radicals are scarce at these springs.
There was a grand circus, (Robinsous')
At Greensburg the other day, at which
there were three thousand people: The
clown began to sing with:A black wo-
man, and getting angry with. her be-
cause of her discordant notes. Knocked
her down. He then seated himself
across her shoulders, sitting bolt upright,
looked out to the audience, and with a
grin, shouted-"Rudical Platform !"
The shouting that followed was some
thing terrific. Your correspondent kept
silent. That however tells the whole
story.
Tomorrow I leave this cool retreat,
and I am sorry for it. I should like to
stay a week. A week would b. moth
ing-a month would do. Circumstan.
ces alter cases. 1 was not born a
Southerner, inheriting a thousand acres
Of tobacco land, with a little less than
\ hundred ex.slaves only too anxious to
work at five dollars a month, or one
tenth part Of the proceeds,-like those
gentlemen. l shall leave to stay the
month ont, and read Eugene Aram and
Rienzi. If I had been, I should no
doubt do Is they do, wear belt, =
oroad-brim hat, and take kindly to
Bourbon and the chase. have some
hung to do, and must DO it.; and 20,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-01

- S~~AA ~"A"S ~VAo6 0sS0oA ny A60t'
aing and the contents consumed.
"A gentleman from leicester,
England, Who arrived in Minneapolis,
recently, only sixteen days from Liver
pool, via Boston, has bought 5000
acres Of land in Kanaiyohi, where ho
will locate: He passed through Canada
West, but was not favorably impressed
with its appearance:
"A man 1t Rushford sent a shirt to
awasherwoman. In pocket were SIS
in Canada bills. The goddess of the
washboard appropriated tho funds, and
then denied the theft. A little judi
cious searching found the roll in the
toe Of the stockings she had on. ..
The Auoka Union says that on
Saturday night the houses Of six Of the
citizens Of that place-Rev. futile,
Dr.. Snow, Capt. Butterdeld, T. G.
Jones, E. Pratt, j. McCann-besides
the Kimball House and Fairbanks
saloon. They secured very little for
their pains.
The Waseca county papers are
full Of sketches and report Of the failure
Of the banking house Of Baldwin &
Kittredgc. Their liabilities were $780,
$50; or $11, 694 more than they had
any cash means to pay. Like many
firms, they were specializing on other
peoples money.
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on PAP1R' ''''' q ru,e o,,.c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
~ TELEGR RAP H.
mrpNuGHr DTsPATCHEs.
xEW YORK.

NEw York, December 22.-Taron
oeua's tea and cttfse store, No. ~ New
ARD avenue. Jersey City, was burnt early
this morning. Loss, $l20, 900, but insured
for $50, 900. A family living on the up
ner floor we're nearly suffocated.
The Sun publishes lengthy proc'a..
nation BY President Cespedes. dated
Gnaymaro, Cuba. November 30. He
claims to have 10 600 troops, we'll armed
and passably disciplined, and TO be re-
ceiying supplies and munitions OF war
regularly, asks recognition by Congress.
and says I'VE have captured 1875
Spanish soldiers, l47l Of whom we have
released on parole; ard have slso cap
tured 1922 stands of arms and 2 Spices
Of artillery from our enemy. Our lines
to-day are within rihs-shot of every city
and town east of the city OF Mstanzas,
and we are able to engage our enemy at
one point or another any day. we have
directed that the armies should burn and
destroy the canefields Of the island and
disable the sugsr-mills We have liber-
ated forty FIVE thousand slaves, at loss
of Ten million dollars. We have cur
duty to do, and taking our wisess coap-
sellers into cur confidence, we have zone
forward in The programme OF cur duty.
Another movement has been made IN
the lottery war. Ben Wood has agsin
obtained control OF the business. judge
Cardoza has granted an order which re-
inststes Wood in all the Dement'S 70 be
derived from the receiveIsh'p; wood, 1t
10 said, intends to sell the whole OF the
property at public auction, and wash MS
hands entirely of the lottery business.
Of 100 900 hogsbeads and 5000 boxes
of sugar in bonded warehouses, ouly ak
lots have been appraised at less than
nroper grade. Sugar of the grade OF the
fiiteepth class has been placed at the
twelfth, loss to the Government OF two
cents; aud sugar that should have paid
duty at grades of over seventeen passed
az fx1alva
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22

: A RARE CHAScE.-The proprietor of
the LKDagR is now offering at bargain
ooe of the most desirable pieces of
property 10 the suburbs Of Memphis.
The place is four miles out on the Her
nando road, and coruering on the survey
made for the Memphis and Selma rail-
road, and upon which Should the road
ever be completely the depot will be
erected, as there will be no land on
either side Of the road for sale for many
wears 10 come. The tract contains
twelve and half acres good land, well
improved; new house, kitchen, servants
house, smoke.honse, eorn.crib, carriage
house, wegon and shelter, etc, all new;
fine Young orchard, raspberries, straw
berries and grapes; fine clover lot, grass
lot. garden, etc. two splendid eisterns
and horse pond. Adjoining the above
place, on the north side, is Widow Whit
more's place, ieoutaining twenty-four
acres, we'll improved, that is also on the
uayket IS q bargain. For any one desir.
Gus Of going into the gardening and fruit
raising business, these two places cannot
be exeelled as regards location, quality
of soil, improvements and chespnsss Of
the prices that they are now offered at.
Any one desirous to invest will be shown
the lands By calling 81 tbs beDcER office,
or at LaDier & WAddelPs Office, 2ss
Second street, or on the premises. 74t
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NARRXfILE.

NASHVILLE, December 22l-J O.
Wends Il Co.'s patent roofing manufac-
tory was partially burnt this afternoon
The FIRE originated from kettle of boil
ing gum which exploded. Losa about
$1,000; insurance $1,000
Deep feeling prevails among all classes
of the citizens Of N ,shville at the pros
pectivs suspension of the city free
schools. The schools are attended by
some four thousand pupils aud are in a
highly prosperous condition. Their sns-
DC sion is urged by the city authorities
as q measure of economy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
TRUST SALE.


DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
ID Deed Of Trust made by Smith Wilson to
secure certain pay mens therein expressed.
which Deed Is reg stored in the Registers
Office of Shelby county. in Book No. ~, Part
First, pages 439 and 44O. will, on
The Twelfth Day of January, 1870,
in front of the Court House. in the city OF
Memphis. proceed to sell. for cash. the fol-
Loving described LAND. lying in the county
Of Shelby. Tennessee, Civil District No.
10, beginning at a stake. The southws3t corner
Of lots No. and .. in range 6, section !. thence
north IS chains 3 links to stake in
J g. Meachsms east bopndarv line thence
east 20 chains aud n links TO stake with dog.
wood pointers; thence south II chains and AZ
links to stake in the Winchester line thenca
east with the Winchester line 13 chains and
70 links to black oak thence south n chains
and 20 links to a stak o, with poplar and sweet-
ginning.
I will convey as Trustee only.
I. @. BLFCkLEY, Trustee.
This 9Th November 1870 6q-lI0s
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December % = The
Georgia Reconstruction bill was pre-
sented to the President this afternoon
for his signature.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, December 22-Leave has
been granted to the Archbishop of Can
terbury to appoint suffsrages.
PARIS, December "A subscription
has been opened for the relief of the
Soaniards who were recently expelled
from the country by the Fresch govern
mrnt.
MARsEILLEs, December p -Aivices
have come to hand which reader it GER
tain that the British war steamer Deer
Hound has been totally lost while on a
voyage from Athens to Malta. Sir Stat
ford Norlhcoie, Secretary of State for
India, was on board, and is believed to
have persisted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
THE CITY.

NorrcE No bills against the LEDGER
Office or myself will hereafter be recog-
p;zed in settlements, or 10 any other way,
unless contracted by me in person or on
NV written order. E. WHIrxoRE
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The DeL,ve Troupe are in Montgom-
cry. Alabama.
Fanny B Price has been RECALLING the
people Of Omaha, recently.
Mrs. John Wood was to have made her
appearance q. the ST.. James Theater,
London, on the 29'h ult, in the Indian
burlesque, La Belle Saurage.
Leffiugwell has been doing" Romeo
JaffeT Jenkins in Louisville. he is
succeeded by Mary Glsdstsne.