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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
SMITHS TONIC SYRUp

'sTvHy proprietor Of ,h,s c6,e,,,s,.s n,
u cine Justly claims .for n : Ss,,s 80.
over sii ever oissred 70 the proIIs IN 4.
~ 49, ~ 10y md pef1nanent tnr
Wnctncr 81 short or long seandiur' Al
xcIefs 20 The entire Western and aeyii
western country to bear him tc<f irncs.~ (,
the truth Of the assertion THAI IN Ne Z. !
unatsver viii 10 tall TO curs. N the do.
IONS ere strictly followed and carrie -,
10 kreas many cnses sineis doss = r
len suMlcicnf for cure, ana whole "a y,
-. have heen cured ~ . single hsts :
health. ~ n, Rowevsr. prSdsns t.nsfe
Esy &C., morn certian 70 cure. IL IL ~
contlnued In smaller doses nor 4 wrsir !.
I've efssr the dissess hes hem che a., =,
nor specially IN dinicait and long "a !
ING casa Uscssly, this medicsse vi, \ !
s reta r any other to keep the bcwals \
require 2 csthartic medicine afier hax.s,
t tnksn three 2. four doses OF the foniic..
Will hasuf1ctent e -"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

1T Is stated tina, the prospect Is good
- aor hev. M beecher being indicted
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
VILLASow. wALKzn COUNTY, GA
June %. iSie

Dn. JoHx BrLi-Dear Sir. hsv. -
Gently given your "Worm Doat ruvsr, co..
sionn thahnot fhiied In single insts a Z,
70 have the desired effect. 1 am dolns !
pretty large country practices, ana nav.
daily use for some article OF the hind
am free to confess that know OF NJ, - ., a
dy recommended by the ablest sutao =
met - 20 speedy and certain IN its eff s,,,,
On the contrary, they are uncertain In ~
extreme, My object In writipr Won "a -
nnd out upon what terms 1 can sef ~
medicine directly from Won. ,If 4 csn or
" upon easy terms, ] shall use q great e.,
81 u: lam aware that tho nae Of such All
cies ~ contrary to the teachinm and mac
ice or great majority 81 the reguiar ii,
81 NJ. D.s. but see no just cause or ~, =
sense In discarding 8 remedy v6icE ~
Know 70 be efficient, simply becausA ",
may be ignorant OF its Combination. r.,
ana ~ pcans to alleviate sufierine ha
manly which may be able TO comma nj
NOT neeiteting becaoue some one Ulore IN,
eeniousth Than myself may have lsarnet ~
enecu nrst, and secured the sole riRf. I,
nse that knowledge. However, I An b,
no means an advocate and supporter OF III
thousands or WORTHLESS nostruins that az,
noodlng the country, that purport "a
cure all manner or diseases 10 Which 6es,
~ n yn,,r b psa.s reply soon. and inform M
am, sir. most respectfully, ifsaa
aro &-eas JULIUS r. CLEMENT. n. d
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
9. .. y 2 DR. JOHN BULL,
= Principal once No. . ga c.p.s..s.
,eatsssra y "a. lerlsrIIlI, H.
~ @ee ~ ~ ~ .eua 49,, Il
i-E 80 sLra.f sI-sfkf a u. - q -.
TO AZ rnited ststes and FcsId
lnsuf = wl6o ne>Ssv~

r HAVE RECEIVED MArY,rrsrrxo
men, as my almanacs and various Bull
!sons nave shown, all OF which orss ca, !,
me: The following, from highly edncai
81 snu popular physician In 0eofgis /
nlcations have ever received. Dr. Cien,
ente Knows exactly what he spenks ~ a.
hlste.timony deserves to be Written h isi
RuA's Norm Destroyer /; : - $3.50 eeSH
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
FOR RENT,

A GOOD DWELLING IN THE IMME-
~ diate vicinity oftown, In q good neigh
rooms--good cistern, etc. Pc session can
be had Immediately. Price reasonabie
Payments quarterly IN adyf.uoe. Apply
octsett Y IT, JosEs' 1
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

ten; Sanborn thinks that the
popular belief that the Indians are fact
dying of is an error. He is inclined
to the opinion that the 100000 abor.
igines' that now sinhabit the plains and
tho British territories up tosthe .boun-
dairy Of Alaska, are fully equal IN num-
Der to what they formerly were. 1T is
estimated that every nomiadic : In.
dian requires Is much territory for
his support as d Thousand white men.
Hence single tribe like the Dacotas,
who are. divided into eleven bands
numbering $4,000 souls, must necessa-
rily roam over a large extent Of coun-
try i'm search Of subsistence: =. '1:~s':
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EMPLOYMENT.

For some years past I have been engaged in bust
which has yielded me at tho ratio Of Three Thou
Europe for the purpose of carrying it on there am
willing to send Instructions in tho business, which is
an ART to any person VINO will send me Ono Dollar.
Any person .nalc or female can carry it on success
cid. Several ladies to whom I have taught it are
making from SIS to per week. and some have re-
ceved from $500 to $500 for teaching it to Others
There is no town or city fn the country whore the
business cannot be successfully carried on any one
who buys my 'instructions." which are printed, viii
have the right to teach tho Art to others at his on,
er own price. The distinctions include. beside.
teaching the Art the best method of carrying on the
business in other words, tho way have carried IL
successfully. Three four dollars Is all the CANT
it pereass !! further capital needed. SEND me 81
and by return mail will forward tho printed instrnc
tons teaching the Art, aud all particulars how to
carry It on. EDGAR SrROUSSE
n2a6w No. II Exchange Place, New York City,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
pLEAsANT WORDS FROM ABROAE.
ST. CLOUD, Feb. S, 1860.

ST. CLOUD, Feb. S, 1862.
EDITOR JouRxAl.-The following extract
is from letter from friend East, who for
two years past has been receiving your
paper from me. It is written without =
thought Of publication, so Of course can
not DO called newspaper puff Per-
haps you will give it place in your COL
umns. B.
"You ask my opinion Of the Western
papers in general and Of The jour
NAL in particular. Well, I will be
candid with you, and say that setting
the difference OF politics aside entirely,
I like The JOURNAL by far the best.
I have often thought it must DO very
hard to begin q paper in small place.
The growing must be attended with
difficulty, particularly if an other pa
per happens to spring up over the way
to divide the spoils.' 1fthere arc only
three stores the advertising does not
amount to much. The locals are scauty,
the deaths and marriages few and far
between and if politics rage, as they
are apt to do in new places, how much
personality aud editorial slang there
is to be avoided. Now, everything de-
ponds upon growing right at tho be,
ginning, aud having carefully read TIE
JOURNAL for quite length of time, !
can say that it is far above editorial
slang, low abuse and personality.
sit supports right cause in a right
way; it has been steadily and quietly
improving for the list two years, and
hope will continue to do so. 1t I'D.
mits nothing 10 its pages which ou'
wives and daughters would blush It
read-nothiog savoring Of that per
nicious class Of writer's OF the Pomcro,
stamp, which some Of your Western
papers seem to delig hit in. 1t is high
toned paper, and as such We read it il
our family with pleasure. C."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

-: Mr.: Secretary Browning has made
his debut'zwith great success in the
capacity Of an art critic. He sends. a
letter to the Senate commencing Miss
Winnie Ream's:fatnous statue Of Lincoln
as d taithfaF likeness Of the late :Presi.
dent and asking an immediate
appropriation tos9'psy s'n&tteae; first
installmcnt Roy Of n>the,:: stipulated
price. Mrs egro"ning's' opinion Of the
statue is valuable; though: unfortunate
ly:iother good :critics do not shareiin it.
Nv suppose; however, that NO are bound
TO pay, for the firing, good or. bad
sNew Xorke3ribune. iau i.:.>:.. SIR, .
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We h>a.tily ssessa the suggestion
Ds(s b Ne &. Charles Herold that
ns. D. si.sh.r, editor II Ne Winena
R4e,,I;os,, b given . foseign mission
q Consulate which wosld enable him
y sStais he ret and change Of climate
u,ssasly required BY his health. Mr..
0iselsjs has labozsd uatiripgly for tho
bsstit " the Republican party, and it
may safely b said that no man in his
District Ia. done it more good service.
The cares aud confinement Of long con-
tinusd editorial labor have seriously i'm.
paired his health, and the re-
gust for this appointment is for
Inst reason made BY bus friends. Mr..
3. j. s.,issntly deserving Of this mark
II appreciation, and Ne trust that OUT
Congressional delegation will give him
Tie best position OF the kind desired
Inst they can eo0rsnd.
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SVPERlNTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN.
STRUCTION.

Az supplementary to the article Of
last week in oppositi,a to the abolition
ofths Department If Public Instruction,
~ would now express the wish that
Governor Marshall rs-sppoint Mr..
Daaael, Ne present incumbent. So
fas u ~ have been able 70 learn. he
has given good satistaetioa in the dis
charge Of the duties Of his office. To
m enlarged appreciation Of the educa-
tioaal requirements Of the State
the necessity for . thorough systsm a
regards county and district o,ganiza.
tons he adds = previous expe-
Renee ef several yoas. He has the
business Of biz s6os row we'll in hand,
and vs.ll b able To proceed without
The delays incident upon learning the
routine # 4 new position. We believe
Mr. Dansell's re-appointnent would be
acceptable V The great majority Of the
ps.ile sfths State
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
BREVITIEs.

-. ID. and wife arc sick at Paris:
There were $40 Methodist Church
cs dedicated in 1868. "
The Protestant population Of
France is estimated at 100000.
Madame Anna do la Grange an
nounces this as hor final season on tho
stage.
-Ristori was playing in "Marie
Antolnette," in Genoa, at the latest
accounts.
). "A Masonic Lodge in Santa Fe,
has Kit Carson's rife among its ar
ehlves.
OF tho 217 Unitarian churches in
the United States, 174 arc in Massa-
chusetts.
e. A. Richardson, a colored man,
has been appointed Chief of Police at
Ncwbcrn, N. G.
Tho "German" has, become too
popular to be fashionable any moro in
New York.
Tho wages paid Louis Napoleon
tor his services as emperor are $780,
900, and he owes s6l6,o00,oo0.
On DIT that Grant refuses to ride
to the Capitol on Inauguration day in
the same carriage with Andy johnson
as is the custom on such occasions.
!: Prof: Delliser predicts that about
the last Of February there will be heavy
gales, high tides and earthquakes, and
that the whole Of 1869 will be fruitful
of such things.
Mrs. Erastus. Corning deposited
$22 in saviugs-bank in 1888, anc
forgot all about it until week ago
when she drew her deposit and its pro
seeds, amounting to S723.l1.
The Springfield Republican vol
unteers the same advice to oAice-seek
ers who mediate visit to the Whit,
House after the inau guration, whicl
Punch gave to men about to get mar
ried-''Don't."
The Rev. W. H. H. Murray
pastor Of the Park street church in Bos
ton, startled his audience tho other da,
with the prayer that the Lord woul,
"5less these middle aged females In tn
congregation whose youthful hopes ha
been disappointed"
i The New York Times afirms tia
one~6fth Of the order of Jesuits ar
now in the United States, and that tn
members of other Catholic orders ar
coming to this country in great nun
beers. ,.
The New York Express says
"The Now York Tribune divided S18
600 among its shareholders durin
I 1868, aud its aggregate profits durin
the year are said to have been a qua,
ter of a million of dollars"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

THERE are IN the United States 542
daily papers, H. 25 weekly, Ell month.
y !; total 5,244. Also, S. tri.weekly
papers, 63 semi-weekly, 40 semi
monthly publications, 293 monthly,
4 tri-monthly, aud "a quarterly, max
Ing the total number Of American pub
LEGATIONS s, 734.: In addition, there are
s483 book aod Job Offices. In Great
Britain and Ireland tho total number
Of daily papers is &c..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

The publishers Of Hca' IL and
Home, edited by Donald G. Mitchell
and Harriet B. Stowe, announce No.
8 now ready Every person buying a
copy Of this number will receiv1,e, with ia
copy Of fine engraving from "a; a recooe mt
German picture entitled t'Thd Pet of
the village" lis printed q On +. a sopa-
rate sheet Of thick, tinted paper, and is
= "vulentine" from the publishers to
tho readers Of Hearth and Homie. No.
8 also contains . first page Valentine
picture by Mast; t0uz Valentino, by
Hockstein and the usual variety and
excellence in all departments Price
10 cents. u: ~ "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

on tho mountain portion Of the North
crn Pacific two.thirds Of the amount on
each Of such sections may DO delivered
when tho road bed has been made
ready for tho ties. The provisions Of
tho bill with respect to the annual
reports, right Of preemptors, 10, seem
to be like those Of other Railroad bills
Each Of tho roads named in tho bill is
required to accop: assent to its provis-
ions within six months or be debarred
from sharing in its benefits. $1,000. ......
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

Our exchanges from the southern
pant Of the State report a heavy snow
storm last week, blockading the rail-
roads and impeding travel both in town
aud country. Up this way instead
Of a storm, there were few inches of
snow, interfering not in the least with
sleighing, and but for the previous
breaking Of the snow pillow would have
caused no delay on the railroad. Time
serves but to demonstrate more fully
what We have oft asserted, that when
compared with any other section, North
ero Minnesota will invariably "remove
the dilapidat<d linen from the tree Of
small growth"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
B9~ Fresh Garden, Flower and Tree

DT~ Fresh Garden, Flower and Tree
Seeds, and Small Fruits, prepnid; by mail
A complete and judiclous assortment. s.
sorts of either Seeds .$l.00::, True Cape
Cod Cranberry with directions for culture
on high or low land. New fragment Ever
blooming. Japan :Honeysuckle, charming
new hardy vine. go cents each. SIS. 90
per dozen, prepaid. New Early Rose, Po-
tato, IS cents per ID. 5 lbs. $500 PREPAID:
Priced catalogues to any address, also
trade lists. Seeds on commission. Agents
wanted. s!N5 E.1% s-o..1
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass.
Estanilshed lS42. n27-3mo
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

The Legislature visited tho Deaf,
Dvob snA Blind Institute .t Faribault
% Saturday. The exercises On the oc.
s.siss we're quite interesting. The in.
mates number ftty.avs in tho deaf and
ed ddnb, esvss il the bliad depart.
meat TIE bsildisg Il four stories
lial, snl sstt $50, 900.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

"a dispatch from St. Louis Of 1.-THE
I'd inst. states that the Government
lost about a million dollars worth of
property last season by the sinking of
boats on the upper Missouri: rivera
cogent fact 10 favor Of building q
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
DRlFTINGs.

Alaska cost Us less than two cents an
acre.
That was ''less than two cents an
acre" too much.
Walt Whitman is writing poem for tho
Broadivay Magazine, entitled "Ethiopia Sa-
luting the Colors." =:
That i what Ethiopia has been doing
these many sears.
Six bridesmaids and no groomsmen is
the correct thing now.
The next thing vii! be to dispense
with the groom-vhen the ladies vote.
A daughter Of Hon. E. Foote Of Milwau-
kee, ''has hair which measures five feet and
seven inches in length" So says tho Sen
tinel.
How much did it cost
A man became insane in England the
other day while in the act Of being married.
The evidence would seem to indicate
that the insanity dated back to some
time prior.
The average cost of funerals in Chicago
10 Eve hundred and fsrty-scven dollars.
If that is the case, it would be a
good deal cheaper 10 live.
It is reported that Gen. Potter's daugh-
ter, decidedly one Of the bellies OF Washing
ton is soon to be married to an army officer.
Chicago Republican.
Gen. Buffers daughter, Blanche,
you mean.
Messrs. Dunville l. Co. of Belfast, Ire
land, are said to be the largest holders OF
vhiskey in the world.-N. Y. Tribune.
We are patriotic enough to wager
that Frank Blair, of America, can hold
more than the whole Belfast firm.
Miss Clara Anna Clark, female predes-
TRAN, challenges any man in America to
walk one hundred miles with her, on \
wager Of 81 900 side. : -.
If Aiss Clara is good looking, knows
how to be agreeable, isn't over twenty
five, will wait until the snow goes off,
come to Minnesota when there are good
roads, and not be in too much of a
hurry, We will walk one hundred miles
Nth her for less than $1,000. Any
thing for business.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

-Minnesota farmers are raising fences.
They use. cottonwood, gray willow, white
maple. olack oak aid whito plum. From
three 10 i've years are sufficient to raise q
living fence, to protect the felds.--l'isjouri
Democrat. =. >. ...,...,s r.. 49,.
There arc none Of these fences, we
believe, in Northern Minnesota. But
Why should there not be-? They are
not very expensive, are easily grown,
and would serve we'll in sucl, localities
as have a scarcity Of timber. let some
OF our farmers try them, il only on a
small scale. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
LDoIOl.ATVk FlelP.

IN response to % invitation from tho
Legislature Of Wisesss,s, the Legislature
Of Miasssets, accompanied BY invited
gsaeas aud few rsportsn, left St
Paul .ea Tuesday morning, arriving
q Prsi,is d Chen the sane evening.
sad leaving the sszt morning for Mad
isea. The whole party numbered
about one hundred and Fifty, including
some fifty ladies'. The most liberal ar
Judgements have been made for their en-
tertainmcnt, and with the rest trip to
Milwaukee. There will be banqucts and
concerts aud balls when the legislative
heels can shake of the depressing cares
4 etats. Taken al in al, it will be a
most gorgeous occasion, and will doubt
len b long remembered, especially by
NJ people OF Wissossin-whese treas
ny il costs just 5000.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
Ful1D NORMAL SCHOOL.

The State Normal Board met 1t
Winoua on tho 18th, but ~ three OF the
members were not present, it was DEEM
ed best not 70 select 4 site for the
building ct this place. The Board will
soms to ST. Cloud, however, on Tues
~ next, when the selection will be
10 made. A superintendent will also
b eAesea at he same meeting.
We Asvs seea 10 1oasoa for chang.
isg vhat ~ said several weeks ago con-
sssaia1 What seemed to be the most
eligible location that could be obtained
fos tho Normal School building, viz,
The Seminary Square and the block
adjoining. 1t is pleasantly situated,
Is sufficiently central and could be had
cheap. The Board will doubtless con-
slider the whole matter carefully, and
make such choice as it may seem to
them will best oonduce to tho growth
and success Of the school.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

TIE provisions Of the new Omni-
bus Pacific Railroad Rill will be found
10 a1othar column. It would seem to
fully guard the government against
lon, and At tho same time u satisfactorv
% the friends Of the Northern road
which u Of importance imneasurably
beyoed that Of al The branches whish
eould b named in the bill.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

' Q. y: KELLEY, Secretary of the
National Grange of the Patrons Of
H.stendry, has, pursuant to instruc.
tons, given notice for . meeting Of tue
o6ss1sof the Order in MinDnesota at
81. Piul, on the 2sd inst, for the or
gsnisation Of State Grange.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
THE Wisconsin trance case, j. Of

THE Wisconsin franco case, of
which viii mention was made last week,
still continues: to, attract attention q
Thirty days have elapsed and there Is
yet no sign Of decomposition. Her
risht: ear .reddens for hours at time,
and on. ono occasion assumed and re.
tanned the 9eolaz::an: entire day. her
father opposes any experiment with a
view IL resascittaatio1, which: looks rath-
er suspicious.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

~ I'm S. Pssi Exchange wss inaugu-
sassa % monday. IL member. re-
eaivs IL s'elssk tsles,aphie quotations.
4 he nsraisg Boards Of New Yort,
Ch,eeso and Milwaukee, With tho grain
rsPsste from the chief markets Of this
0toic. .'"., ..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
40 Park Row n, Y.
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale an i'm
proved farm of'about 100 acres. on the east
side Of the river, three miles from St.
Cloud. It las q comfortable h, nc. with
five rooms, plenty of stabling, splendid
we'll Of water by the door, oistern, one
of the best gardens in the country, with
small fruits, SC. VIII. trade for a house
and lot in town. Inquire of -
NC. BENSON.
January 18th, 1869. ,n26-3m
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:.. TAz Va'a.s is the title Of new
yaqar soo. . . x Issued At Biue Earth
@! Gu, ~ ". D. Palmer. 1t will be
i Rlse .P'.l ia politics, and We trust it
nay have abundant ,succeys.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb: 8.-The new
railroad bill, as reported in the Senate
Saturday, is in eighteen long sections,
and covers six lines Of road over five
thousand miles in length. The North
ern Pacific runs from Lake Superior to
Pugcts Sound. The land grant con-
sists of the alternate sections on each
side Of the respective roads within
twenty miles through the Territories,
and ten miles through the States.
Each road lrcceives-sections per
mile outright as soon as selected and
approved by the President. The: title
Of theyremaining lands remain in the
United States: Whenever twenty CON.
secutiEe miles of the road are finished
the Government will sell the: lands
bordering: on that section at prices: not
exceeding $3.50. per acre The pro.
cseds are to beypaid into the Treasury
Of the United States to the - credit of
the Railway Company, which in: no
event IS allowcd.to buy OF bidfor lands.
The pccuniary aid asked of the Govern
mcnt to tt e roads is six per cent cur:
reucy guarantee for thirty years on
$4,000 in gold bearing bonds per mile.
The bonds are to be issued and record
ed by the Secretary of the Treasury!
with. coupons endorsed by the Treasurer
Of the: United States, payable one. half
yearly, and the; principal Of these bonds
constitutes a'tirst lien upon the roads.
1.-THE government undertakes TO 50.
cure Itself: from; loss in. guaranteeing
interest," by retaining! tho proceeds of all
salesoby 'coyenng4iqto the Treasury sall
dues from the United: States to the
respectl7o roads. on account of trans,
po1tation, &C.. and by requiring each
company to pay over to the Treasury
of the United States half yearly ten
per cent Of the gross receipts From
these three sources is tho government
to draw in provlding'for company pay
ments, and whatever remains Of the
land fund goes to the proper road.
Ten Per cent Of the gross receipts are
to be paid into the Treasury ten days
before each sem:-anoual installment
Of interest becomes du,; and when,
ever any road tails, it shall DO proceeded
against under the Bankrupt law. The
Grst mortgage bonds on which interest,
is guaranteed are to be delivered on
the complexion and equipment 'ottwen-s
ty mile sections of road, except that
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

T:.'2DAwEs, Of Massachusetts,, and
Bhiss, a. Maine, wants to BE- Speake,
'st the House Of Representatives,. Both
80! working hard, with about. equal
chimes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

THE telegraph reports that on Mon,
day "Mr. Ramsey introduced bill to
amend an act granting lands 10 Min
aexota," but does not cay what its