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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-31
gDTCATTOEAE..

SIT. JosEPHs FEMALE ACADEMY,
y CORNER FOURTH AND MARSHALL
STgEETS-The exercises OF this institution viii
be resumed ON MONDAY the 9Th dsy OF Scptem.
Pupils WIN fndit to their advantage r. be prc.
sent At the opening or the session. " sI-in
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Nl AT RfCHMOND.-Thc next ANNUAL
COURSE. QF LECTURES win commence on the
FIRST MONDAY In October. 1899. and continue
until the 1st OF March following. The organization
Of the school Is now more complete than at any
former Period with ample means for the illustra-
| CLINICAL INSTRUCTION at the College In
Urinary, Towards Grove Hospital, and City Aims
houses.
FEES: Matriculation, S5; full course OF lee
lures, 1920 demonstrators Of anatomy, $40; gradu-
alton, $50.
Board $50 to 800 per month. For copy Of tho
annual announcement, containing full particu-
lars, address L. s. JOYNES, VI. D.,
iyo2-Im Dean of the Facnlty
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
The NEXT SESSION OF this institution will
open September l, 1899.
The entire necessary expense Of term OF ten
months Is S20S. For further particulars address
REV. ID. +. BITTLE ID. D.,
" o8-oy President
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ SECOND GRAND BALL
At TIE
HUGUENoT SPRINGS.

The SECOND BALL OF THE SEASON VIII
come of at Huguenot Springs on
FRIDAY EVENING, August s. 1893.
The MILITARY POST BAND VIII be IN at
tendance. -.--- ;,
Conveyances win be provided at Coaifeid 70
meet the 2.45 train to accommodate those cesirihs
to attend. .,
No exert,on viii be spared by the proprietors 10
=, ke visitors comfortable In every respect.
y, % RI NORvELL, COBB & CO.
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MYGINGHAMS.-STRIPED AND
Plaid GISGHAMS-some elegant styles
PLAIN and COLORED LAWNS CAMBEiCs'
and CHAMBREYs; PRINTED LAWNS, CAM
BRIcs, and BRILLANTs, at reduced prices NJ
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
,1,rge assortment of ROBE CALICOEs. jy =
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MT NAINSOOK MUSLIN CAMBRIA
and JACCOSET MUSLIN: STRIP + ID ana
CHECK MUSLIN; SWISS and ORGANDf MUS
LIN; BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWN; at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
DRESS GOODS at reduced prices. 1y%
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b Ate nfenrultn d. / etsutr.

Nie gtnfommels. eteuer far 1863 wirb am 1ittn
M6r3 imgete9t tno mus Bis gum 80. Aprli be3egl
retoen.a SeOermdHn mub, pbne Iueifere Nofla. ieln
Einfommen Bel oem 4Nei{of o0er Mi1ifent. Mltenor
ieines 0iffrittes AWlasiren. Oie @teuer tir 9le
ginfDu,meH iiber $1,000 betrdet 5 Nrocent. g$on
ben, Ginfomraeu birfen au6er $1,000 ole i'm Sabre
1868 beaoblten NdtionaI. uno Qocal.@ .@tenern. Wer.
LUTTE. Detde bnr@ Hener, 66itbrud. Gel9afts'
Grunsdrtioner erIitten mrrosn,s nno ale niht Elm.
3ntrebenben S1nloen ab9e3ooen tperoen, terner Se-
aaben fir @eparoturen. 8ei Der Yeriteusrune bes
Ginfemmens eiaer lamilie. in tpeldber gtann lnro
Srpu uno minoeriderise &nosr aum g.niommen
beitraeen barf nur einmal 1000 abee3o9en fperoen.
!. DM Aheiioren heilen 3ur grleidterun9 eer gln'
fou1uen Decloration Jornlnlare aus. bon ltno od'
au nid5t perpHi6tet uno yfemano Ut oesbalb bon cer
Deelaration befrei. neil er tein ,lolhes Jormnlar
erbalten Dielmehr tpiro ihm Elm iolhes in Der Mls
ieors Office 9eliefert. Wirh bic Declaration nn1
ferlaien, 70 betimmt Der Neiior na4 beitem gEiiten
bds Ginfommen uno bic Steuer; er tam au oislen
3ued bic betreffenbe peron perb6ren unb ibre Bii'
Der H. 1. tp unteriuden uno lit ermdhtigt. SO Yro'
cent 3u ben Steuern bin5u5ufieen, i'm Sale ablidt'
Ii9er unterlaiiun9 ooer Dermeigerun8 Der Oeelara'
tion. Sic lebtere muB Se0er MAIDEN, OBJ ct etwas
3u perifeuern bat ooer nid1t. a4gs58 @upItBlI..-
: Sobato Der Collector bic Bitten BON benz 1ilenol
erbalten. erldBt er cine 6fentlidbe Befanntmadu
! Iber bic Gnt9egennahme Der 3ablung. Wiro Del
3ablungs, 9ermin GO. MpriD nibt ein9ebalten. Il
erbdlt Der SteuerpHibtoe cine fpecieQe 3ablungs
Mufforberung un6 ipenn er Dieier nid3t binnen II
9ogen nad5fommf, 10 pir0 YrOcent Der @teuer ali
@eIobu6e binjugefigt, nebit 3in5en i'm Wabitab Dol
Yrocent per Monat BON Dem NerfaQ .9as on.
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6hau,pass,er In, sSrad.

Muf. .etntm eToBen papsbale, er5dblt bag gBiener
rJren1benblutt.. Der tebihtn IN pen Snlons elmer
befieen uDruetMen SauatIie absebaltei tuiroe fano
fdb auh Elm Stuoent ein,. Der BEN S6bnlein beg
oouies nit Der grlernun9 elmer tooten Sprod9e oas
Qeben berbittert. Ser @tueent, Elm armer Seufel,
mar f6rmli Qsblenoet pon bem @lanDe, Der bel oies
fem Gefte entf0lttt murbe, uno namentlih NOR es
bas Buffet, weldbes sibm bic febntddtigften Blide
entIodte. Mas ct fonft nur bnter ben Shaufenitern
unerer eriten 0elieatefen9dnoler iab Gaiane, iel=
pitanten @arnirunaea uno @ancen, uno Der @tu=
bent, beffen Be9riffe BON 0elicateiie f4 b69itens
gum Ru4entif4e Der uSdmaus suaberl" perltie9en,
}dwamm IN seinem Meere bes gntsidens, uno Der
arme Muieniobn that, mas man ibm ei8entli6 gar
ni@t perbeMien fdnn. beg @uten ein gisben 5u oiel
ihm aber 10 auBerorbentli9 semun6et, oaB er nidts
@ebnli9eres piinith ais enen folden 9ilberbelm
fein eiaen ,efnen 5l t0nnen. Oie gHeinlaune leB
i'm ni9t lonee 3eit 3ur ueberle9uns. Ribn fhritt
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fem Seutiden nibts anoers 5n oenten music. als
einen iehr unbeholenen Menihen, Der auar ionft
rett treu unb brap. aber auf reht tdpp1h uno eln-
fdltie mar. 9ieie falfde aufoilur9 bat einem rios
tisrn ga.oR mig gssn sir ps @i an, wnhsn wlaasan
brpdsr, unb Die oIte, abernen Worurtbeie iber ben
Raufer 8eiporfen gaidbt mehr als Elm blosseouloe-
fes 1tno undergraduates Steffino, ionbern als Elm
eeadteter gbenblrieer BON benz man Dieles lernen
fam, Hebt er oa. Sier 1T es tein Worpurf me1r, EN-
Dentider s,i fein, ,pobl aber fdngt man an 5u be'
Sas e Elm srGs,s no en- grD'
tuopon bic eine i'm a0td8i1en Yertebr 10 tpitti8 1T
rpie bic anoere. Oesbolb mIbte Der 0eutihe. Der
fh bier ieiner Mbfunft 9oer ieiner Wtutter1pradbe
f9dm.n iuoate, IN Der Chat sans bofnunssles bor'
nirt iein. F5.y.a. as#a
2eiber ober finbet man in flensren Orten. mo Der
bat, 5old5e Gremplare unb es nidts llngew0bnldes,
baS man bort 2inoer BON beutiden Gltern trft. bic
es Iid 3ur groBen Gbre anrehnen, ooB lie nldlt
OeutIh fprehen f1nnen o0er wolen. Yatilrl,d9
tragen bic Gltern bauptIdd)lih ote Shulo. oenrl
fpenn au1 an iolden Bldben bic oeutlhen Stulen
feblen, 10 folat bod nidt barans. 6ab oesholb oas
Deutide i'm Sauie uno in Der Jomilie. gdn5li9 un:
terbridt nero n muB. gDir 8lauben ibrigens, oat
mir tuns raid Der 3eit naben, mo oieie tronrl9en
grheinungen bier i'm S7eiten ednalidl perlhwunoen
fein peroen uno mo Sebsr ito3 oarauf ien miro elr
! Mbfommling ienes unpermlitlihen Voltsitammss 5u
letn, DER user 0e game yIOe DeIDIeLtt uHu Detne'
1T, in Der Beltseihbte eine srobe &o1e 8u ipielen
Ct @ouperneurD Denniion lit por einser
9oeen BON bier naa Waibin9ton ab9ereiit uno mar
f4liebt 6araus, baB er als .Seneralpofmellter II
@rants Cabinet eintreten miro. H gss 3a5 sr
Sen. Sberman pailirte am Donnerffag au
ieinem Weae nad 98abinston bura uniere Staot
b Ser @inf lit iebt mieber often. 9os falte Wet
ter bat hort sine id6ne gisbabn seIdaffen
- @eitern (6reitaa) batten mir bag Versnaaer
uniern olten 6reunb 3abm (9dabmeter BON sc
neca Gountp) auf unierer Office 5u ieben nno uni
su iberSeugen, bab er tpobl uno munter lit.
Senator 5burman reife eeitsrn nod Waib
in9ton ob, um am A. Wsdrs i'm SENATE auf ieinem po
ften au ieirl. ga. ag7sgs Fl. s3a g1 s1& a
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WuTDrDeruna.

...-. QluforDerung+
9beobor gIasmaher. aus g6lu am &tstn. welder mad
Nmera auesepanoert it, pro hermit erluht, einem bier
in Gotumtus Sbu, pctnenetn Snfel Na6rt aber ietnen
sessnwdrSen Mufenthalt satpmmen 3u lalItn.
E Abrefe,
Yeter @lasmoher, =.
Geb. u,-3m ~ Columbus, Sttr.
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NQrmS III perfaufen.

Der l1ner,eidnee betet fsine Sam, auf Der sr ubnt
um ss,rauf an Oielsbe entbdlt SO Afer liest aRen
meltlit BON Columbus ,pden Der g. unb Z. Gtienbatn
unb Der Natienal Stras befntet m In snsm suten Gull
uruitanss uno IT NIT stnsm Saue elmer ssasr nnn aas
ten pSn auserleIenem Obj.
Muh 60 Mder ncuee Qanb, cine Deee fubIih BON Der
Natpnal> Srae. 20 Nfer nb afdrt, aes 1T etnsefen,t,
unp eb Elm 5rame4aus barau; Der &st TT ausss;si-
netes 9pl;lanb.
8. Soparb,
~ - Yrairie Ippnitie.
Feb o. 7s 2mt ~
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80 0aSf{fxftfks Iii sbfnherntFen.s s:5 ;b
81. Orei,.tasss ses ,stet,,aate greatuns !. oes1
6aub NotsH 8 Qes SprteA Aulosr -p @aBson . .gs Is.
nanqs es@s ~ A1qeTsE snsn KY n;ma ~
Dss9re iE eai nnief Mnosrm pen 5Usu, 5.s.k uts MI
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gen SDoa 9an5 Gp54l9nsIoSn wy WY &. "a
gen. Sqm2aeqls " 81 " a ~
sls SomSes.s ga' @ .t ext sr.
len9t eaast. 0founeos se!anes::nne: Mgse.h asMe
SaoEana ons psl9sr sapsa aM sxsspsya..n
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SDas w qnmc =, s.s.t;o.r rs; hn,rit
g *
S.ss.;t S.n aers. SH k.h.rrSmsn fam ahsno
Sr.;s "a IS, ~ srsnssit S;s sirs;dnna Ses os.
r;nssa All ~ Sbr Crroit Al nerIuncei. mos Ghr
rr ~un So s,r naG 4;bnr. Ssp Ge,&i.
- III SSc Mr.;: ~ bsi;.h;oer nShs' h;noni.n. ,
f@ssabes . :. -. 3 -, s, :, ~. ,,,,,.,x =
bonos M SrS nmr ;srsrs,;ts n,s%aftio. Bic Gin
f"hr f.rte.. ~ e:;s. s 4. nsrh;rS.rr Gin, Rshr font
11e Gesse irsu 81 nenii@ in Rsprdie dientantenbouie
MkssS. Ishsr = ss;isnSrme toIssnhe Mttode o,f
~ Ssr. mn s.. e;mne Ssr unbsiedriden sserrer,
W.s.sesS.r r%. ns,ssss rrs nis her.
einiomss' ianS SeSer. an ieinem Wiase cine eeaente
es%nsSpSS e"ten
Sns mnn6eriids @eid5enf II, bifnen es tonnte ia
troalSesrin e barin petboree, ien ooer es modten
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Cine .omabe bic ansenebm unb seiunb 1T, unb bas
6aar erbdlt. Nerslidenes coer grauts 9aar BE-
fpmmt ietne urIprunsliae Garbe unb ben
Glan, unb bic rtf Der Sueenb wteo oer. Dun'
mes Saar wirp eid benz 4usfaasn beg paarss pro etn
iTeb. miecer teoedt. Ndts fam bds Saar wcer ber'
issn. bic oaarmureln r6rt no Oosr BE 5aareralen
oerbprr oper ,erfauen nb e abe nod scrbancen np
6nnen lie bur bies N,te ssret unb beeb meroen Statt
bas 6aar nit einem flebrsen 8obeniab u tedmusen
bat baebe rein uno trdtis 8st srr enen serortlt'
en ub,tan,e ueHe einise prdparate efabrli unb Dem
Saare iabli NADER fann bas iser Inn bloc wpbltbun,
aber mid, ldaben. Wenn man bios etne
&aar:9Spmabe
taben MILL 70 ann man feine beere bsfommen. GO entbdt
tin Se unb feinen Sarbo unb bsihmust ielb ben osi
SEN Gambric nit obmrbl es @ anse au bem paar bait,
a Breis. $IOO.
yrdparirt BON
Dr. 8. 6. Mper IT, Co.,
sraftiiaer uno anastiiasr ebsmter, 2cweu. NafI.
San. 9. '69. ii Rpuw
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NQfQnte YreDtaerftelle.

SIR Bic Yrebiareue Der beutden esansliid srcte STR
DE In Beaver ife Co., Sbic prb Elm 9rebiser perlans
Diee Stsue lit in airden setbet, ndmlih ia yeton
Inter. unb Obe Bearer Da6er perben bieensen Ssrrer
rebssr peIae d barum bewerben eriuht, ns grObepre
unb reisr Wubnuns. Naberes 6arhber bel bem gOraas
Der Gemsiabe. .a U#
argss 6. Seina,
3d. Shmiot.
,r 9. 2odbaum.
Beaver, gife Co., Sbtc. \
San. 81. n bo
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:. Sn EOlumbus bat 1id 6as OeutI1t6um etne
70 seesogSr;rassnSs uno seaee sns sTnGrbe
eisht. Die 70 perbobrt unb 10 absef9n,adt ino,
BOB iie fi4 .ibrer beutiden Nbitammung i1dmen.
Wfan fann iaeen. oab Die Deutiden bier in 8ewier
8eaiehuns ben Son anseben iinb auf Die @ei9mads=
ridfung unb gntmideluns Der Mmerifaner einen
neuIide Wdnneraorbaa i'm Dpernbauie wieSer elm
eelotantes 3eueniB seaeben. gs sab einf cine
Belt bier 5a 2anbe, no fb ber Tmerifaner unter ei.
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Stadt Columbus.
Sic oemofratii9e staots nnb 1uwuibip Gou>

Sic bemofratii9e Gtabt> unb 9uwnibip gnn>
eag benton.
Oie 8eflrdtuneen 9erienigen, bic eine auBer,
oroentlid itiirmiihe Convention, ooer gar einen
gru4 borausiebten, baben iid nidt erfuat. gSobl
nffenbarte lid bel ben Nerbanblunsen oas lebbafte.
fe Sntereiie, ober i'm @anSen seste id sr5bere Gin-
fin,mietet als ii BEL folder @elegenbeit ermarten
ldbt. gBas Die grnennunaen anbetrifft 10 miro
ielbit bon poIitiden @esnern 5useitanoen, Dob bas
Sidet i'm Allsemeinen piel annebmbarer uno better
it, als piee, Die mir in ben lebten Sabren ernann-
ten. @osar bas bieiise rabitale Sournal iiebt fid
3u BEN foIsenoen @eitdnonib se5uunsen:
.Das Sidet lit obne 3peifel Elm itartes, unb o.
tpobl mir in Be5ug auf Yolitif nit bamit Iberein.
ftimmen, f0nnen mir cod nidt umbin, es Der vpar=
tbei" 5u empfeblen." "alss 80
Br lafien bas bollitdnbise 5idt bier folsen:
Oemofratii@es Staot= uub 9pmnibips
ss gnsfvaa xidfet. Y@+4rwH.1tt5s
[H
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0ie Cincinnati eesenieitiee
@eiltllbbeit6 =0erit Sc
fellihaft.
Ser Nrbeiter Jreunb uno 9slfer in Der Notb
@arantie Capital ......... 100000 90
ginsesabltes Capital ....... 146.5OO 90
gletto Capital am l. Sanuar 1869, l56,659 45
Deis geisafat elt SsrTherunss .wrlieen fir einre.
tsnes Rrantsitsda us. uno sarantirt mad 4nnid eea
gsri5ersn fur bic Daur Der Sranbsit cine wSasntIia'
isIteritusun9 prn
S bis SO Dollars,
nnb i'm sterbefaue cine Summe fur Serbeunssfofen ODE,
gDtttpenselo srn ...tss
90 bis 1000 Dollars.
Das girtcrium Der @eisalaait bsebt aus ben arse.>
tenten gureern Der Stabt Gineinnati unb nb es ndm>
lid bic fpl9enoen Serren: 5.-.
u. s. Gatterma ann, prdloent,
Marmell g. @ahbis, Wice-Yrdfbent,
geniamin 3. 8rannon. @habmeiIfer,
Yrditeent Der grantlin ganf pom ginsinnati.
So. ID. o,g, ,gtses, BON stfs's Brothers ws'lfa's
epn. aears assIer, grdHbsns Der eagle gsr1asrunss
Dr. s'1 gfsss ms: aets ss1,'n.
gBiIliam e. goal. BON sBiaiams. Soal u. 60.
Sbsmas5: Msnnen. s,.1. soa alugo DatlOn H. Mannsn.
5brmas 8. aRatbems. ssn aeabsrr. grotber y: Co.,
5tumas g. @artO y son gsnn!et.a u !. Varnn. anwalte
8. ga. Bruno id, BON 8runswit u. 8rc., 8aaroa.
branten.
q. Goff. Geeretdr.
Die eenhaf ,abIte i'm erfen Sabre ihres Yeebens be-
re5 utsr S1bOO0 Rranenaeloer aus ub ne bele dmmt.
lid prompt mad Gmpfans Der refpertirsn athen Gerh-
cate be,abIt Orpen. Die Summe ees 9arsafts1 eapa!s
LIT binreitsnb UNI Soermenn u lb,reusen, baB r f'in
@rdmium ntt nuslos pessute ipnosrn in elmer aeren
Gompaanie anlest ebes Misee pehes rret Sabre per.
@eltaidaft.
Soieph sSalfenbah,
General -Maent fur bic Gpuntiss Granfn, Nabtfon,
Oelaware, gliding. Mariou unb linton.
Office In Dem Sanfbaufe @einbaro Co., No l65 Slb.
Sp1traee, Columbus, 8.
Carl Beblen,
asent farfis stabi Columbus unp nmsesenb.
Eet 3 tmum
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nebF Sfofe tn eanhnstp ettp, Obtp 90 1e1dale1 Cds
6auptaebdnbe eet elmer Der teRen @e&dfshra6en BET
etabt il etodwerf bod % Rms 8runt une S. 8ne lang
unb poufdnbis einseriet. Die BSderei TIM 6cfe f BOB
9adRenen ertaut NIT ber teen Grader Maf4tne nne al.
len taau n5tbeen Cutters fOmie allen gum 8idesef&dh
aebSreneeu eidtrr serieben aue @sbduliHeen ns no@
neu gut ensitet unb NIT 6Uls@nppen nnb etalnns ser'
ieben
Die Besinsuneen ne 70 e4t. sa6 faR Der nnbsmtfehs
k6ufen perbeu tous. Neaeu Ndterem menbs man Rt a.
s. U. 0erpalot,
GpriI 5. 'ss.-w bs 6antusfp Gitp. 0re Co.,
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. 0ltitIst1lk5 .ltit 6hstratIt,i.a 3

81 4 80 nj SIP as-aa .s,a..aa.s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-11
CAPITAL BILL VETOED.

Governor Marshall has vetoed the
bill removing the capital from St. Paul
to Kaudiyohi County. He has un.
dcubtedly acted wisely 10 so doing, and
We believe his action will give gene,-
al satisfaction throughout this portion
Of the State. The movement was
premature even if honestly carried out,
aud there was remarkably good chance
for very considerable steal 10 the
matter Of the proposed buildings.
The effort however has been produc
tive Of at least one good result. The
people has been led to consider the
prospective removal Of the capital, and
to look about them as to where would
be the most suitable point for its per-
mauent location. Almost all eyes are
being fixed on St. Cloud, and opinion
has pretty generally settled upon it as
just the place. Its locltion is ncar,y
central especially as regards future
population-it is easy Of access from al
points, and its future is considered as
second to that Of not more than one or
two other cities in tho State. The ad-
vantages it offers are self:evideut, and
that the permanent capital Of Minnesota
will be located here in no unreasonable
supposition.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-11
SWAMP LAND GRANT.

Among the acts of the last Leeisla.
ture was enc granting ten section, Of
swamp land per mile to aid in the con.
struction Of rail, cad from St. Cloud
to point of intersection With some
railroad already constructed to Lake
Superior. This is a very important
grant, and whether used in build
ing branch to Cheogwatana or given
to the Northern Pacific as condition
OF their coming to St. Cloud, will prove
great sid.
An act was also passed authorizing
the Minneapolis and St. Cloud Railroad
Company to construct branch up the
Sank Valley to Alexandra. The
railroad development Of Northern Min.
nesota is thus substantially unfolding
itself, with ST.. Cloud as the natural
center.
Thsse routes are both Of great impor-
lance, aud We shall refer to them again.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-11
MINNESOTA NEWS,


At the regular stock sale at Man.
kato on Wednesday last, fat cattle were
sold to St. Paul buyer at 1915 pei
cent, live weight, and fat sheep at 81
per head.
Judge Crowell, of St. Paul, tried
for perjury his been louorably acquit-
ted, as everybody supposed he would
be.
COL WINS King, Of Minneapolis,
has been reelected Postmaster Of the
House of Representatives, this being
the third time he has received the cleo
ton.
On the night Of the Sd, dcstruc-
tive fire occurred in Austin. The Bank
Block" was entirely Consumed. The
loss is estimated at $4,000 ; insurance
$4,000.
The Alexandria Post says that on
Saturday Charley Wyman killed four
bears, Weighing US pounds, in one
forenoon. Bear killing is his specially.
The Hastings Gozettc says that
Martin FELTON,, an old resident Of the
town of Hampton, in this county, was
lost on the prairie on the 23d ult., and
died from cold and exposure. His
body was found on Tuesday last but
a few rods from n house. r lie ives
sixty-ninc years Of age, and very feeble
IA son Of Isaac Liddle, of Nininger,
had his skull fractured by an accident:
It has affected bis brain,
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SECRETARY or srATE.

Various surmises are being made as
to who will be the Republican candi.
dates on the State ticket next fall. We
desire at present to express no prefer.
ence concerning any Of tho nominations
except that Of Secretary Of State. II
bis health will permit it, We trust thai
the gallant Col. Rogers, who has filed
the Office so well for two terms, will
accept a denomination, and that 1t may
be given him by acelamstion. A brave
soldier, rendered constant sufferer BY
u wcand received in action, a true
hearted man and an efficient Secretary,
the party and the people cannot do
better than to retain him tor at least
another term in his present position.
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Greeley attended the inaugural ball.
His appearance there is thus described
His venerable white head and spec
tacles made him a CONSPICUOUS object
where ever he moved, causing him to
be recognized by every body. He
looked like cat in a strange garrett, in
the midst CT the gay throng, and was
continually getting stranded in some
hopeless position. At one time he was
fastened upon stairway, in an eddy of
two currents Of moving humanity, for
nearly an hour. Slow of motion, lie
was continually being crowded, and
hustled, and crushed by the pretty
women revolving about. This last ex-
perience be seemed to rather like =;
but he sworc good deal, in the oldest
aud most miscellaneous style, when JAM
med and jolted for two hours at tho
cloak rooms, in quest of his white
overcoat. One would as soon expect
a bullet from a rose bud as an oath
from Horace Greeley, but he certainly
did curse most ferociously on this occa-
sion." -, ,.. =.
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THE following was Vice. President
Colfax's speech on being sworn in and
assuming the duties of en-cdicio Presi-
dent Of the Senate:
SENAToRs-In entering upon the
duties in this chamber, to the perform
ance of which I have been called by
the people of the United States, real
ize fully the delicacy as we'll as the re-
sponsibility of the position of presiding
over body whose members arc in SO
large degree my seniors in years.
Not chosen by the body itself, I shall
certainly need assistance and your sup
port and your generous forbearancc AID
confidence, but pledging to you all a
faithful and iafloxiblc impartiality in
the administration of your rules, and
earnestly desiring to cooperate with
you in making the deliberations Of the
Senate worthy not only of their his
toric .renown, but also Of the renown of
those States whose commissions you
hold, [ am now ready to take the oath
of Office required by law. #...:
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Tht ST. Gluad Spnrual
". b M1TCHELL. EDITOR.
Thursday, March IL, 1860.
NORVIlERN PACIFIC CROSSING.

We would assure &c. B." that no
effort will be spared by the people Of
St. Cloud, tho Sank Valley aud the
country to the eastward toward Lake
Superior, to have the Northern Pacific
cross the Mississippi river at St. Cloud
instead Of above. While the length Of
the line might be somewhat added to
BY this detection, yet the immense
local traffic to be gaiued would much
more than overh.lauce this drawback.
As tho section from the Lake to the
mississippi or to the Red River is all
that would probably be in operation for
several yea it would bs matter Of
great importance to the Company to
consider what line would best make this
self supporting it not remunerative.
And moreover, the towns and counties
through which the Inc just spoken Of
would pass, are ready and willing to
give aid to the road to the amount OF
Half a Million Dollars.
Some OF these facts are already we'll
known to the Company, and the others
will be made known to them. The
Northera Pacific is necessary to this
section Of Minnesota, and We believe
that this section Of Minnesota is equal,
necessary to the Northern Pacific, the
more especially since its work must be
carried on without any aid from govern.
ment.
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WHILE scarcely claiming to be-. a
very ardent supporter OF the movement
which is some how or some way to make
women more like men, thereby filing
their hearts the women's hearts, VIC
mean,) with indispensable qualification,
yet VIC arc quite willing to give the use
Of our columns to its most Jealous ad-
vocate', to say just what they have a
mind to. In order, however, that the
feast Of sweets may not be too great, VIC
must limit the space to one or two COM
munications per week. For this rea-
son some arc left over until the next
issue. '|'. Il