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dssss'a - 90 ot 20 /. ~ Ind II
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RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures efithe
business 4 the !. st. Cloud depot for the
month Of September, 1869: ss.:'ls. 3. . ,:s !
zIts<ss!is ss.t ;S5t Il Assa POUNDS.
Freight received, 51s:5..5 ;.' Il, 1876, 100
L z&sssssg forwarded, a. .7f@<1ae - is8O,45
al. s. - ,-- - - az,Essi u.s..
Total, s. zs. ss.:5. ::.e - ,21s5,
Amount reed for freight, ,t, =. e. $5.159.26
-:''s'&5s = " tickets se&z13eo4 l,SOe. 6o
.s Total '1' t es..,.: se,9ps: g
: LAND OSr1cE.-The following Is arab
stract d tho business 81; the T. s. Land
O&ee Z this laee September; 's aa .', L
Acres sold for cash, ..:.$stt1Ss 1861
% "S.' M. b. i. ". &, .ss 5. 100
T. -" s' under Homestead )au,,s. e, ISL
Z: 65is&s! :is Z: X. 49, -.
Total. 81 IE.gE VI :s- fsas b.Es "a. 9B2
In addition, 1870 acres wers 6aally
proved-up on IS homesteads, and 81 pre-
enption pplieations were filed. ty. z.s
MANAGES Ll srsl :. following lis,
lof marriage hssnses issued during sepIeR,
ber y q s.slliltoos, Clerk 10 = = 8.
triet Oshrt, shows q & GupiA Kis II be-.
very lively II lats :ss q
II Id iAlmdsAlla .15; ID ID @4
John Dsews q asss1t ~ g
q Is. e sl g I'D ii,
re- H35a =: Hnnt~: . 1sph Ess6esN
s.; 4: - e - A Z. 9. : ass, E
fs2Ncst2ess ~ IS Z. ~ g AVS y
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1HcollICf.-A Tumor was started last
week to the effect that dispatch had
been received from Mr.. T. C. Mcclure,
now in New York, stating that the North.
ern Pacific Railroad Directors had decided
to Cross the Mississippi with their road at
st. Cloud. No such dispatch was received ;
and although II Il hoped and believed tho
road win GROSS here, yet the point has, SO
far u il known, not yet been decided on.
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ConvIur1ox.-Ths Republican Convsn.
ton fsr Tie outside counties u Ills Dis
trist win meet 4 Osakis on the 18th day Of
0etobss, Is noninats sandidsts for the
State Lsgsla.urs. The spportionnsnt =
@ foIloys: s3s' 81 re e1'sA ].
CaxNen, Grow Wing Cas-, Grant, Nor:
risen, o. Ioais end Stevens, s4sh.. !;
Douglas Lake, 2 Otter Tai, 2 Pope.
8; Todd, S 81 3 IS. -
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| FARM PAoDucfl ~ rive this sNssk.sa
tabular 3statsmsnt Of Ne principal farm
products 81 s,sarns county Tor. 1858. as .,
turned to Mr.. Barney Voesberg Ito whon
We arc indebted for the informant op by.
Tho Township Assessors Although these:
returns are net entirely complete, yet IN,
approximate idea may b obtained from
them of tho value Of what was raised IN
this county last year. Taking the totals
and estimating as the ayerage market price.
the result would be !: d 81 &. -ssssssss ss.s.
Rheat-2s2, s9s bus 990c...:. sS2O9. 6es.70
Rye, 727 bus. @75o............. 90. 295s25
Buck wheat-4AS bus. @75c... s. 90
Oass-24l,5 O8 bus. @tOo. ...!:....:' q, 1914
Corn--60. GIG bus a. 6Oc..:....... sc, 97b. 60
Barley e, TIA bus. 0$l.26..........88,4 577.5os
Potatoes SIS bus. 4Oo,. 80. ,:2s65.20
Beans607 bus. 900. ,821 100
Maple Sugar 99Ollba. @2Oc. los. 90.
sHayl 6,a26 tons @S7. ......ll 3,,562.0d
Wool, S24 lbs. -.
Butter9 So lbsss !.
cheess4 $50 lbs 920... - .0o
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RAILROAD BUsIs1ss.-9tatement ofithe
business e the st. Cloud depot for the
month Of September, 1869: 2: Ss,'tinS: sss.a.s
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~ watch This Space:

/ !.
"a A good II story frass House With
81 q; good well. and four aeses Of land,
"a the city Limits, Tor sale. Pries $1,000.
Long time given II desired. -.
For ssle-16O acres Of land nesr the city
: With good building, suitable for hotel
Price 81, 900. s.szs 5,sEEE'.:.<
For Saba good II story frame build
ing vi:1 Ave lots, near the Lake. Prize
$780,. 80 9@#3 5T:# @z -. -.
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central. ~
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For ssle.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50. ....... z,e<;..,.
acres near the city. Price very reasonable3
~aEt:s. 'ssf,y~~=Ss| sEs,55 '-.-r
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TRANsPoRrAr1ox.-We,. are informed
that J. p. Wilson has obtained from =. e,
earns the transportation Of tho govern
ment corn for Fort Ransom. 4, II ~ 4 .5s,
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-Ossian E. Dodge, Of St. Paul,
has bssn invited to give concert in this
city, and win probably comply. :F''-,A5'''
Asaispateh has been received from Mr..
Dodge stating that 10 win give . eoaeert at
the New Hsll, on next Tussday evening.
the 18th inst. Prof ssagers will accom-
psay him. This win Be 5 . 6rst-class con-
cert, sad W hope to zee full turn out. ~
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To R.-oosv1H1.-Ws undesitand thai
The Dsn0sFatie Senatorial Convsnsion win
soon b rs.eonvspsd By the District Com
mlttss to plass in noninstioa . candidate
for the Serats, and for the House from the
outside eountiss. s.f,t5t. - ts.Eh;sl,. !.
Tie Convention has been called % meet
st this place o. The 18th Of October. .ls5t
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RlcoapaD.-A week q dry. pleasant
weather. sts v 81 sss9 ssss3 So. So
CAlrs.-Ano,her lot Of Red River carts,
loaded With goods. left town today, home
ward bound. 81 q, ses2s
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RID RIvER.-Parties from the Red Riv-
er Settlement state that the crops raised
there this year will be sufficient for home
consumption for three years. The grain
has ~ been gathered In good condition.
Il will b remembered that last year, large
quantities Of supplies were sent there, to
prevent suffering from the scarcity Of pro
visions caused By the destruction Of the
crops BY grasshoppers. It il said that
these pests ars ag.in layinI their Eggs IN
that neiehbOrhood. II
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CouRr.-On Sabbath morning judge Nc
Kslyy took the stage for Alexandfial, WHORE
he viii hold tsra Of Court for -DouSlas
county. Hsvas accompanied BY Capt. L..
N. Gnllina.
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Hle.ysss laa sAIr.t double house
th IA sorp ls l!ot ppen which i stands,
ons squ.re ffem ne Normal q School Win
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! Fdx R.Ify-k geoaa stors.roon III Tie
'blstbuai14es tpast ofa thsfaitx siss Of
John AZ 2|2Et9. fpspi.hed WITH oeuntersa and
sthclyinI suitable for any kind of IbuainessI,
Rlnt moderate. Inquire g ~. q 4.
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e. WEST
IT ESTATE AGENT

81. CLOUD, MINI,
Will Buy ara He'll Real Estate O
Csnnissfo1,
Locate Land Warrants end College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transast Ill basi-
s ness connected viii . s
Resl Estate Agency.
$500 1EYERBHcHe. fS5ssss
9ov. WV. B. MARSHALL, st. Paul. Nina,
E !. Miller, Philadelphia, Pa,
non. !: N. McKELvI, st. Cloud, MINI,
non 1lt'. 4. 7. HElIEs. Minneapolis. Mas.
- %szH &3g357 -zrsae@ -ss,sia5 q:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

edaissd IN yeuayAi,. II yaan App, E.q., Re-.
+ - - sss7 " DEEDS. AZ
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12
Transactions I'm Real Estate.
Cnrrrspondenee of the Richmond Dispatch

I GoRDoNsvILLE, VA, April 7, 1869.
! No doubt few of your readers are aware
of the fact that quite an extensive German
settlement has sprung up near Frederick
Hall, Buckner's and Bnmpass's Stations,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
about forty-fve miles from Richmond. The
following sales have been made within a
few months 465 acres (of John NJ. Cook's)
to Emil Henkenias, from Saxony, for
$5,275; $50 acres (of DR.. B. NJ. ,Buckner's)
to Fred. Lorey, from New York, for 50 1850 /;
100 acres (of Meredith's) to Jacob Lieb,
from Carrolltown, PEI. for $3.50; los
acres (of DR.. B.. NJ. 'Buckner's) to Joseph
Maucher, from Carrolltown, Pa, for
$1,6S0; 1909 acres (of Clayton g. Cole
man's) to Charles Schroeder, from Prussia,
for $l5, 1000 Go acres (of B. Smith's) to +.
Grasberger, from Carrolltown, for 1880. 2
The following farms have been rented
with ithesintention to buy during the year !:
AIT acres, belonging to DR.. Bullock, to F.
iGoering, from Ilyria, Ohio; $50 acres, be-
longing to Colonel Harris, to F. Barbarich,
from Iowa; 2S7 acres, belonging to William
Cooke, to Jacob Stoles, from Carrolltown,
Pa. aIsh. .9al 1870, ,@AEF-h D'I5a >. 80 =
|. Negotiations are pending for other pro-
iperty, and there isl every prospect that
quite on extensive emigration will take
place during the year. The present occu-
pants number about aeventy-fye heads. n
The lands of Louisa and Hanover pre-
sent many advantages for the industrious
German. The climate is healthy : the soil
is easilyr worked, and productive if pro-
perly titled; the land cheap bringing ii
within reach of the smaller farmer).f The
soil produces good wheat, excellent tobacco,
corn, oats, clover, and grass, to perfection,
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WEST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.
reported for the Richmond pispstch.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Friday, April 8. y
THIRD DAY-CONTINUED. ~ -
The report was resumed at the point
reached when the mail closed this morn
ing. - Ill IL.
Elder A. Moseley was excused for the
remaining session Of Presbytery.
Several committees on seasonal records
Of various churches submitted reports of
approval which were received and adopted.
1t was resolved that the money derived
from interest accruing from certain old
funds belonging to several churches in this
Pregbytery be excluded from cur report of
funds collected, and designated "congrega-
tional." IS s -. ..se..Is$-,.
On motion this resolution was reconsid-
cred, and after debate its further discus
sion was made the order Of the day for the
afternoon session immediately after the
free conversation"
The Committee on Missionary Supplies
submitted the following report which was
adopted:
Modison.-Dr. Handy; two Sabbaths.
,Lopingston.-Rev. B. M. WALES and Rev.
DIX. Harris one Sabbath each.
LBeshel.-Dr. McGufsy and Rev. William
Dinwiddie one Sabbath each. .
South Ptasns.-Rev. E. Woods and Rev,
william Dinsiddie one Sabbath each. -
Pasmyrd.-Rev. j. II. Fitzgerald and
Rey.L. W. Watkins; one Sabbath each.
Cohsm6td.-Rey. ]. II. Fitzgerald and
hes.s. q. Martin; one Sabbath each. J
Maanas;!n.-Rev. s. 7. Martin. one Sab
NJ. Edrs ttH and Iastitste.-Rey. VS..
MSm lp one Sabbath to each place,
NJ sW nsore.-Dr. Dabney, DR.. Smith. and
Dr. Atkinson; one Sabbath each, 'iA1
Loassa Courthouse and Perllnspil,e. =
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF aVALUA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE INeTHE 90 UNTtkS

NILE EEALIEsTAfI cIaE Sou IS1EG
oE King ,,WILLia,M,g NM ,aao i2ujEssLrSsss
A a. ~. " In s.Is eonntu rem
derea on toe tst1 dsy u soYenoerr .oes rns al
cause o. ih2ms L. 81 e. ~, - w q ned
i9ss T IN on T.ss Il kna william
a ay' a, nnS-c mcifan In iba hfghest bid
county, sen an puSS RED :. IN and ferrv.
~ 3D. ,ar ,n - fsrccI,ens naiafbor.
hnod h,s nnna n large and eonse ntens seiifng-
house. TWO nsH oaises ana Ill alt nm, Tfv9.
LAT hoes Sa IN syTTEH ISIS SEEFIIR2
pSp nrnrS-tg fIS,fv Ba iescsibed
as belne ING uioee ,a .rSs neg
Marker "a 'gnS Sdra
pr9n!s q w isIsy NJ ~ ap ~ ,tvass
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n1i1RO BY wellington 6oddiE.a z 81
Aucttonesr and Real Estate Agent.
rT,RUsTEE's SALE OF VERY yALuA

TFRUSTEE'S SALE -0F VEkf VALUA-
4 ;. BILE REsLIESTATE ON THE NORTH
sgH 81 EsIsH ISp sssF ASP
OFrsENENTH, SIRE ct NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET.-By virtue or three deeds or trust exc
cuted BY Major william Allen and wife, the drst
johannes Plemants aud I. b, " atkins daed lslh
r. A. Lancaster, Gated sth January, 1858 and The
third to said Peasants and Lancaster, dated l7,h
March. lseS-all dvly recorded In Richmond Illus.
the request OF the parties ecured thereby, proceed
to sell al auction, on the premises, on TR ~ SoAY
the 22d April 1869 n q O'CLOCK p IN, II fair II
not, the first fair day thereafter. the bAkG and
HANDSOME RES1DEHCH aud LOTS !ocateds
above, recently, ia the occupancy or asj!r 4llen,
ana formerly the residence OF the late Nichols
Mills The dwelling has all OF the usual modern
improvements, aud has the most ample accomtro-
Beautifully set With shade and ffnit trees, snderer
green's. and the ,locstion and neighborhood equal
toi4he best In Richmond With the mansion
house wl be sold lot No - fIonihgtst feet run.
mig ss feet s9 an s5s 70 sfSs wlss @
asdtchens but3 now. fitted up as residence, lot
No. fronting al feet ruont. ack lts feet said
aller); and TO the east, lots Nos and each IS
by $50 feetto said alley also, lots Nos. Rand IS
s42.I2 feet, running bick 10 feet to another alley
20 feet wide, having thereon large brick stable
and carriage house land ga, dsner's residence.
Possession given In short time: by consent OF
at four. eight and twelve months. for tsgo!!ahle
The foregoing real estate having been sold al
auction by us on the 18th September, 1853 ard pur-
refused 10 comply with Inc terms OF sale. the pro-
perty viii now be sold at his risk and costs.
-, JOEL B: WATKINS .GKY, Trustees.
ava oawt16A N Sdtfa ID
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s1ato1an: i clerk I'd Tie Bureau once here.
II it,'v;llrass;st, them any, q will inform
Them that oil the postmaster knows isi that
Daeids occasionally called for and SCOT .sHy
mail. That your readers may Eformj some
idea of Davids's suitability for the purpose
for.which he has been chosen twill simply
refer them to the fact that he left Farm7iHe
under a cloud, having, by, q, miscount or
misrepresentation Of some clothing 1or the
freedmen, become adefaulter to the Govern,
ment to the amount Of about szOo: ne mad
a double. qualification, however, IN having
been caught several times ct opening PHI
waite letters sc before they had been de-
liyered to the person to whom they were
directed :; and unless he does his duty by
thoee whom he had outraged In thatiway
they might still hold him accountable for
his own crimes. geI jSe5 -.e'1zss"1ts
Parker states further that g q copy ;was
made and sent to Governor Wells by o spes
cial .aqent engaged for the purpose. Now,
where was that copy made From sTnas
Mace was it sent q lWho was the special
aoent 7r III it was Zincke, who engaged him,
and vas he engaged to show the letter
to Dudley and. Bond - Now, if, as Parker
states, a copyof5 the letter was made ana
sent to Wells, how; was it that Wells
memory failed him to such an EXTENT that
he told three different persons that he had
the original, and took a copyhtmsslg 2, The
Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday sad truly J,
!" there's some fearful lying somewhere"
So much, Messrs. Editors, for Parker's ae-
count i II the scheme were successiul ne
deserves the position which Wells and his
friends have procured for him but they
should have withheld the rewaIduntli his
remedy had worked a cure, unless, ~ ms
position as Marshal, he Is stslt6oa'td 70 1ooE
after The interests of the distinguished de-
cusea IN any matter over aohich his oU'ce
gives him control. -. -. : -
In conclusion, Messrs. Editors, let me ex-
press the hope that the" five witnesses
may soon learn their lessons sufficiently
well to warrant publication or the trusas
bv which thew will be able to prove the
parties accused spoless-but black ma 81,
Respectfully, EDGAR ALLAN