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, 1870-02-07
The IoIlbt1uE Ecle fhe lnpoFts o. lev IeaI1nE
tt1c!es Of groceries at New York rrcn1 foreign

ChanZe To-day:
-.... NV ToaK, Feb s
Low grades Of nour tame, 3a01t33 81. Wneas
neKltcted; No. Si-1sa1.2J; asuheE, t1...k,A1.x9,
s1oat. Oats quiet, btc IN store. wh8tey aull,
5sa aasEc- Pork nominal. fa6.xa Lard unstable,
Go!t, 1905.
F1ouf Ealaoe, sAno,aA.91. Wheat easier. un-
kettIed, No. tl.lG bt0 a1oat; amber dtIn, q1tet,
SL9'@i.2s. Ooru Drm, quiet, Gl.la IN store. &1.07
&c IN store, tdasc aroat rork quiet sse- g euot,
taGao seller March. Lard dull. Hogs dali, rregu-
la., sll ass ll.;A Wtlskey dull, 9saosc-
LIEHRrODL+ Feb t-1l rs q q.
Flour nt POS Sd. Winter wheat At 81 ~; Fed, -
:ll q Cd white, S. I'D. Corn, Cd Cd Pork, 9ss.
LAld, 135-
LATER.
In the afternoon the leading grain markets
were dull, aCd prices were anout the same al At
the close OF the regular board, No. spTtng
wheat closing STEADY a. SOAc seller the
month, and slAc seller March. The corn
and oat markets were quiet, at unchanged
quotations. Provisions were dull We note ea!es
Of e,eto pcs green hAtns At l3c; se.o1O rs ahort
rb seller ntst hail Mach, at la4c; and 1909 rs
ness pork At ssaoo Tor March delivery. Nothing
doing at the Evening Hoard L,ve hoGs were IN
iug prices were well sustained, sales making at
=. - for COMMON 10 mellnn, and at Is 'o.5
oeo for good 70 extra. The receipts To-day werr
a,ena, and for The veek, as,5sl The catte market
waa tteady At unchanged prices, closing 1lm al
s9...a'.s5 for irterior 70 choice Received 70.
da1, $50 head. aud for the ~eeE, ',:'q head.
, 1870-02-07


sss. ~ '..
: II & t. - = b,. r. 's' s e
IL ,os FIT .s,rtest s,.:e Nd "a wtsr2 sasS=s y
ss':' s !;
Il. i , L il, @fs.ss .as il
~ Nt,.,s ,a'sf e, ~ @".,e!u sL*se!s tes whi:a
ali 'Sk ssles ~: o E. sssss sS
M.;*1q on p:.s.ss &, 't1 n = s.te
T., ~ ni.xa f:s.;a; iStsIt; u "a .: :assst@
sst:s :s:s:t;:s =
sr RI ,sf e M''s Ia 'aFe and
sSS; tus. 1.a E:.: is iaa': .'
1s rETno;ErH-qlss; is'.e fox crude ale Tor rsaaea
-: :: ;'9S sses = % 9sr Il 4e1.. d.
aSdss5s:;,{| 4: ss:sS: a's5ss. N '' ~ ->,''s
T!s;as TaW5:1sT. = Wash; d sh.ns: ,.its Of go D,,,
9ss754sssI44s:r, SIsE s;s:.sa u. &>7,' e'.t'.
III ,ef Grssf ina ts,e Il &C. tnsot da sts
.iEos1fs ison aY'tt + S:te1S tar Scotch and asa
sssss % aas Il issnss & sad H1is iss
i. ss IT, &. ssss for sasA
es @ ss!s. ~ e;is e:is At
90 txr t.me n,esa; .aa, sales ID h:e seller HAcI
ssss s,saes S! III: II et 4, = ss
FIT .1ss ,ns Let ss!e. 1 sa1es y y hss
fs i Ia s IL: n'. *. II sf 4 :sSqS.:
~, ~, 81, 5'fi { ,; .sb b5s; e sf III
af sfs & r. r IL !: - 4
.t'Ji 5 cs@.e sSitE Il ssIss and steady
tEElan7. 10 LsvrarooI- -Hr%yy aat decidedly
md i.na SsI. d.. i il Il ''S' ~ Ae'' NJ s'e'
u il 1sisao' as ifet1G:. aGs@iaaaa fsiiea
.;o,s 70 .aa.:- cesa very 4ae: asslsase ior aeS v
: ss. .i*s Ii s:!:s e siisss; aiss
Gu. 1, i s na e I 5 ana s5d
Esas-s:e=tr. a: = eae FIT fresh.
MlLWACkEN
cisi s M II MI III q y E! 8. 3! !:
Uo!n .e--r SIC new H,e 1eiainaL b.1iey saie;
p1rssnp s. s. Il, noss st5s eei:ae Gneaarsed.
os Ill., Sr ssr :!se r. b7 whss,
,tg r H-Mhs1: ara At ssAe for No, /; ;9,te for
G:nFIcs.-Atddsi1 s. .ae-
Fa;sI sftrfsefIs:.- Quiz. ard tl. .fasps: .,;~-,
:ftssy: s.. sS1,ns &; NJ ID *: = rea 9sn Isl.
an e.,;er 70 ,=1cy led aad :" LIZ, elv i t.4a tuin
IS :I5efS + X! I.sHs NJ ~ 81: !:
S:ts:ss. s.;'e, :S.!siss des=s 's 7'A a. ! 1'"s'
ri; sn Is - lila :haad.s ia % a.sss- ~.
tbopldefe. lake; si..r. B.e cess tidta itae Lard
i ssssS :. e asae IL 81 to
Hoos-s ii ..lee et1iaius On rs ..pa, cutt,
d.se: p1s. instue.n' ram1es parked arst sx.4oa.
ss s;ss Z; '''' 'S' '' ''f's'' L." '' f'' X" ''
CLEVELAND.
,:esay ma .aressree:. Hast.he.s f:o1.- -aa1ie:
.:e.ay: - esa:ad ~: =. q. n.@.m ~ aaar ia
here sesrteiy .u3totnE tos3x. md nonin.ly ~.
az, @sfe' 1T rsse.t s:. M ,t
.si.e !. Is Il So state. KJe 81? and hesvy. ma
ea I'd sai
t.paspsy Fed ssa !, Eh in I,ss
:1e In ' ii LOTS e'35: GiyeisHS4i Fl. = b'i
cHcnsA11 Fen I-BhI1psTr7zs-F1oar. In fat,
demand ~ she n.slss tiIH: family. esaal.a:
ter 70 sp:et co al !. :: - d,
ryt, sad barker unehasEcd a1d sa:es: L, noa eu.i
1'1:.Sa Tonasco. :: o,i: { Goeh.rsta.
xE11xrs-In fah ee1uA2d and tie market Esa
nss.aE,.Ir:ry nssh.rfes; ReeH:., eal5 i
M = II bs 4 oe vi i! Posh
Il! 81. 4 T. 's: .ssste na # Il II ss1 #
Sa 10 It at IT, s
nh ,h. ~ - 1is8f .h l,5n H. ~ =
Hr17H- Dell At setzee
GHzIss7Gns1.; H "a a.: + r. u
aash.ss:a .ae sa aies sies sislI fe:isa' M -
G1eE1f11ssas.. s.e.ey; ps,es $40 hbes Ser Or.
, 1870-02-07
COMMERCIAL.

....... SATrRpAT EVENING, Feb. s.
The following tab!e shows The receipts and ship
menta Of produce as this point during the past
twenty y-fous hourx:
r. ctttsipts----t,~ - Shipmt Is
1esa. / ts6V. /, $50. 1860.
, 1870-02-07

Why Is }otner lets handsome than his VIE
Eee&nsa he Il deal p1AEet,
, 1870-02-07
aa.h this m,rtc|. znd ssiees rrre fEner. We

60 dA1. HAAtA1 Ike N1@' %ShEs '-@Ss+eNs ke*o
AL r. sivtd none: shep*d - b..x The de-
iSN. F.nt t.5 ~ - ~ ts:s. MIA .sasy = IL
f.;s'1s.s: f.asnd r.:.s. h.I, 8 81: cIa;uo.a e. =
~. & III 1:Itoo daafs, i b4s, $50; aa-T wlsh
siARShI1h hS 1narket wa. don, aud rs4ee, w.re II.
.lSat !!;t;4LA We E3S t1atc t.uuwt: EIrrTsrI
Gt:.1. m tE;t. pa.s kindly sssIe:
ss1 s. s.ssn = issse; Pssr.s euia, 5nae; o:ts.s
sfIChsrne follow ine wer. the PRIV, re,lir4. n.
a4t: Auspes. aA4 sc: eLores. &s< <a,s: nusuexS M
S!LaS.at \; Ao SL35t3i.lss esAAa, sIA;;s: pspnrr
shE, SI;Rea4ykd. &ats5 -: thirrcd, oooe, sr,.
Este fo,"a: Ti1athy-It0 baks ii $40: II ba.s..
% oset ehc.ee >: q IS! Is ose< ii SL:s: assns
y h.:: efeice :. :a;s: Az
n FEAS.Me Five :ke fplowiEg Al the rr;.es ca;rts,
mse Z e. "s5st': a. Ie'a: H, ~ eo@a:5 saF
sne ,ns t1te eh"ce Il .caisS: .a7sT;g !, g3+ ~. ~
M sfa eho1rr - extra n.tnr4 ii led Jaesn.
sL1Nt, ~; eood to Ete japan, ascAal d: ca1af,d
e.; IL, IL 3:as als:l: III u 5as
iTH. IN rGMC-sstt e:t rnEnf1r =; =. hiIs Il Sc
.nSniheto-eo g ass!i.i ea4-cc Va. y;.lhI. ID IN,
cl tnf Nlrket fer til. article Burur-4 prs.
sn! - rIs+d quiet and rrtccs were couoaras1ye
, 1870-02-07

VHl<>44 III ~sCW VTlGA4&2 lA xE@tAAy A9+V9 -
compared with the tame the .alt yeas:
1e1u las1,
MeA pork. bs;x.... ............ 400 1k0ls
Other klndA, EE1. aa1 l.aN
Total poyf, bgls, ....-...... hsas 1883
Lam, te6.-.----.+-+-.-- .-.... A161 AIS
1Afps kes1.-.-...--..-.....-... 4t0 ASA
HAUE, tce. G0 i'll
DrJ sal;ed nras, packed ald
loose. E3.....--............-f.15o g. TOO ,01
Total bacon nd d + meats, EAs+1ooo LOO, ,too
Dressed hogs were qulet, bit 4 rTmer feeling
prevailed thsn 1t the close Of Change On yesser
day. Light vtiRht1 sold 1t s1ooosa10 25; hsavJs
s1as:e1aso; caodinE n SlGtah 9lnssK IoE good
lots dividing On $50 Is
The movement in nour to-d4y v1s flt one.
And pt1ces to}ed dEm and Dar1inAlly unchanged.
The stocks Of spring ext1as aud supez1nes a,a
kathe1 Ggh, bat hodct1 arc ratat1 rsm IN thelr
v:eVr. Nc note tho following 1ales: White Wln-
ter Extnf-oo bt!l not named At &. 100 bra DO
On P. t sptt1g EIuas-soo bf!s not FAMED on p
+, leo n.ls DO 1t AS; 10 bsll do !: $Aas; l5o
brls do Al s4eo so or!1 do At *aso - hrls do At
/ &a-sa; 80 hsh do II 1910; sso orls do 1t = S.
! Spring Supe.1nes-tl h1!4 rot NAMED AT s7-elx;
f, ~ hrls Do At saeo: 100 bt.a DO 1t Ss.%o. Bue8-
| wheat F7ouz-2o hr!I not named II saaa Total.
4,.so h7.A
Wheat ra4 eahef. ths receipts nelng ltrge,
Wills Sev Totk VA quoted - neglected. There
, 1870-02-07
OCEAN STEAMHRHs
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s
Through Line to California and China.
FAREh GREATLY REDCCKp.
e:eaEe:r leave ret 30 C. SeFsa River. foot Il Ca
a1l-tt.. a Il C'cl1tf Il, LLe 3th Qhh 81
Nhertt wheu these taJs tal SUNDAY. thea ths azy
rrty.olA
CtIlUItALU OaIt fnsnssrr:h. :,
Trtt rtt=t.AlAsEA, t's,t Erty. eonneeti:E with con-
81 Ilt1IOA. GAIt. PAIker.
uhr hundred feunds Of .~Ie.se ALLOW ID fro Ia esea
adult pAsset. fer. n cd1eine and attendants tfr%
AL crp&stuEe. touch Il M.n1anillo lint of .aa "a.
euuIects It Panama with ssra:eers frt Bouth Pae6a
poEsA; th and 4lat fer Cdntral American pptx. au6
those ot lit touch It AaLEanluo.
FbH JAPAN AND CHINA
stt1fner JAPAN. lsatiI- Mach l.lS7l
10: Itei6ht and rAss1ft lt.4 al {utr;
nausE. sf;ll sstEe otee GO tho t. tou " O.zal.
Etp Agency, coknez 1xs ale md a4igon s.a uhtcAs
J. 4 NAHHACE Aksrt
, 1870-02-07

The following were the receipts and shipment
Of hyeadstufs and stock during tue past weel
and for corresponding veeka ending Il dated;
, 1870-02-07

Hrf cAft that rrfrHa fatfe case has been thus
kenncd1, ID con,cs,ing The val,oi:y 0, said vii,
en- the eronr'l Of in'atltE. ana want nt " sound.
Eesa Of m,rd. and the POSSESSION Of dispos.nR
Eenc1T and Of "tesfAHentrJ capacity, -" un.
trc II areree, -" '1a71. or other Similar ca1sea
TO take The burden nt proof upon himself; and.
2Eon M 'hts ro;nt. M soupla:n.st Eust no prevs 70
1ts obtained through fraud or undue tnruence,
OF that the ttsta,of ras pot OF saDe tItcd
and lucncrs Al he time Of the execution Of Ead
viii h9 pIepol ldtt2lce OF evidence; and IN Tue
A5,c1ee Of saca prepcndera1cc Of ey!desce, the
luIy. on this question, viii md in tAror Of the
VALIDITY OF tne win on the sc5rc Of the want Of
IT,. Tie jury are further Instructed taas 1t Is
wholly 1cIect ssa1J to the d:e execution OF tao
irE wifuessxs thereto we're lnsurmed Of OF under.
Atood the nAtnIe aCd character OF the contents Of
the I'M l.tnnent puFEoltinR Y be the lat VII and
the tlGe they aisessed the 1ainr Il proven.
,,ssPs ,1s.,s. -. T. Ss y. ~
| Of esid aiteasaton tn crdeG 10 make soca Will
valid 10 ih!s respect. II the ty.derce shows that
The tests,or .iened The same 10 iaer presence.
and that they hel!e,ed he was OF sane mind and
Heuo,T at tie time OF IL execution, that Il sut1.
cient 10 Eake valid will TIL uusouncress OF
MID. fraud. Of urdae influence Is nade 10 a7reat
Is The tary arc instructed ihat the uodue IT,
tucpce recefE2sy TO b snowu BY the cayea.o11 OF
| Tue Wal tn order 10 defeat lhe N!ils Enat he
FltsL To destroy the freedom Of the testasor'4
VIII, AID thus render the act obviously lbs W ol
somt other rerton: and,
| Second. II must be An influence specially d.
rcctcd towards the subject Of procuring Will IN
lavcf Of pAtjcnsAf patueA-
II The j1rJ a1e further distracted that, In or.
l der TO Il validate VIII ty reason Of uudue indu
ence upon the ulud Of tue tcxsA:o1, g1c1 t11u-
enee 1ncs1 te anoEo to Be e:lli operating at TIT
tItne The will WAS made, and ssltl producing per
| ttn!on OF the mind II that uno watch ope11sel
IN tae Transaction OF making the VII.
/ ln. Endue Influence 10 ATotd 4 wilt NUT be
tnen a. 10 overcome tne free agency OF the tes:a.
| !ot A. the tine t5e instrument was nade. i
Maat he present cotktrstos operating upon The
~ 1sso .. the te4tater, n The Tune oi
vsni IN ne .tee exercise Of the seststor':
VII 1ne iak does not prevent any pd7son from
| nslnE kIJ lalf. Eooeht, and Just argument TO tax
| tesn!oI u reference to Tho way In which II
ehonld ci.pos Of LIS es.ata BY will. Tnerr nus
be toEeihinG u1d:e. OF Unfair. and Improper
under All tbs c;lcuuItanees, ID The Nay sud mxn.
| Fer in Kh!cn II Is uted IN order 70 eet tne VII
| as.de for these carstA ~.
16. The tnrJ are further !n8trueted tha, so far A
! the our B.ion OF undue lrnuetce u conc4 rned IN,
ourder OF proof 10 upon those Who auact a VIII
ard net upcu those Neo dtlend IL aud hrfny1
lns jusJ csn 1Ed ttat AM urdne lnnneuce ~
| exercised in obtaining tic execution OF tho NIL
| iheT must b sRttttcd from the rtepopderapes d
| Inc cs1deroe tntt Rueh undue Influence wss ex
eTciseo rpon tAs tsataioE upoa tae subject q IL
, 1870-02-07

Wheat Fas easief. tns rccApA oe!ng large,
whce Scr Tosk wa quotsd - neglected. There
, 1870-04-13

The Grand Rapids Eagle seems to think
that If the present tariff on HAtirons fur
nishes profit Of 20 per cent to the manu-
facturer, and il the duty on pig iron fur
nishes the manufacturer OF that article a
profit Of 100 per cent, that is good reason
foz everybody rushing into the business !;
and that II the pesky free traders believe
what they ss5, they ought to abandon their
own occupations, sud go to making ast-lrons
and pig iron. By parity of reasoning II
The average profit Of piekpoeket ia 10 per
cent, or 100 pez cent, on the amount OF
capital invested, all people who object to
having their own pockets picked, ought to
abandon their own business and embark IN
that fourishing branch OF industry until
The profits are brought down to 1easona
bla standard
The Grand Rapids Newspaper seeks, At the
same time, 70 make a point againxt Tn
CucAno TRmua1 On the Funding bill. Il
alleges that the National Bank at creates 4
, 1870-04-13

squip.gs until Il ah.,l b. nssded agg.in, ns
o1preesea the highest ehtkuslAsua e11aoaS
suong a1l tbs men under Ma su41eE1tdon, ano
th.a. thsJ hsrd de;!en Tho work Nth slso sassae
euerpy II Il It had b4en their own.
Nj. Kimberly, who had char9e Of the Hud-
mutt patty zfter They left tho Misaissippi Nzver
fof bttet Til, b now in st. Pzn3. y. 4
Smiths p1rtJ, who run the line from St. Cloud,
ria Lono rniEe, to Otter Tail, Is now at Otter
Til, waiting till such time IS they csn con-
tinue the survey On to ned River. Messrs.
Smith and Kimberly sso now in St. psul max
ing up their reports. .....-
denerA spsulding left on Monday 1sst to
10y before tho Bosrd Of Directors At New York
The result ot tho surveys tat have been made,
and thsir decision in regard 10 ths line viii
be known In few d1yB. -..
DIsksly Carpenter's stages have had supper
Human difficulties to overcome. and their line
is now almost ruspenaed between Dulnth and
Hincaley, owing TO the WTatched condition Of
the roads. Passengers can go no further at
present than that point and 1azga 1nount Of
e1preas matter is dalsyed thcrp. Tho stage
company viii tesp on untl they succeed in
making connections.
There was but lttls sickness, snd the party
arrived list night III looking we'll
, 1870-04-13
The 4Adtanc<, referring to the city and
comfy election of last fall sayH.

The +adtantt, referring to the city and
county election Of last fall, says:
t'The city and county election In Chicago last
xututun, Aiforts EiAItnx evidence of tnis truth.
A ptofeased reform ticket was pas forward 10 op-
ttr1et We pointed onl, 1t he rne, It's Etcas DE-
feet; thas II did originate In the right quarter,
among men Ht:n clean nxada md without
pessonsl e.ads, and dii not present fFssa caaat
sons above named they did not nx1c much By the
operation. The next time It will b tried under
better ausplces than that Of the old ss1rrs OF The
existing corrupt faet1onA"
The -idranee having taken the position
last fall that no reform movement eonld
accomplish my reform unless il was under
taken by men who could not or would not
undertake it, is naturally bound to adhere
TO that position We venture to suggest,
however, that the success Of the reform
movement Of last fall ha. not been 50
wholly destitute OF good results As the vAtic-
nations OF The -ldcdnee might have led rs
to anticipate. The Board of Supervisors
has been pu1ged in part Of its rotten 1uate.
r;al, and the members Of the old ring who
! have not bean expelled 70. corruption have
been 50 badly scared that the county treas
ury may be regarded ~ soletabiy safe fol
the next twelve months, The Common
Council bus not IS got made any extzav.
CANT OF unvise appropriations The
interest On the city deposits
| h.s been paid into the city heasuzy. insteae
Of going into the pocket OF tho On.
, 1870-04-13
THE NORTH PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Progress OF the Su1vrJhReturn OF
George A. Bracket and His
Trains.


george a. Bracket and His
From thr Minneapolis TStbnrns, April 10.
George A. hackett. who started t1uu this
city. March II, for Hinckley and beyond, to
push the transportation Of North Pacific sup
plies, and who VIA to BE- gone four
d.ys. arrived home on FEiday ezeaing.
caused by the necessity 1t the scena Of action
at his personal attention to the work going on
Men and teaus hsd to b employed, equipped
and cent forward. He made base Of opera
tons 1t what il called the Junction, near
the point where the Northern Pacihe vii Gues
miles below the D1lles cf the st. Louis River,
sbout eixty miles beyond Hinckley.
The extension Of the construction Of the lat
ter ruad. which has been going foEW1Id al
winter. and the euoru1oUs quantities OF
freight, DC, required to be removed to DEluth
and Superior. has uAde strong competition
for teams and men E1oyo,tant prizes have
been paid to procure them. But this depart-
ncut Of tie work Wis only preliminary.
Svaupa bad to be hridgea, co1duroyed and
timber cleared AWAY sufficient to allow the
passage of The supply H.ins
junction to the Mississippi Myel east, tia
Perch Lake and Sandy River. Ire located On
What 4 known IS the centre Ene running from
the Junction to the points above named to
the Mississippi River to point ksous 100
miles above Crow Wing This
line wa run the past winter b. Cap
taiu 7. L Eosser, who is represented to be
,nAn Of extraordinary energy and persevsr-
ance md whose work owing to the contlition
Of the eouEtv-hss been Of the roughest and
tougheet kind. he is er4dusss military en-
sineer Of Weat Point. Ths last station. No
8, is loeated On Sandy Rirer, and communicates
through Sandy Like BY wxter with the Alaals-
Gpp. Captain RoeseIA headquarters are nov
as tha junction" and he i osga9izing his
forces to continue the work Already begun On
the located line from that point
There are depota Of supplies At Gull Lake,
no1th of Crow Wing, containing 2eo, ,o@ "a.
Wing, 5000 raions. These will he mosnd
forward 10 the hne Of the road u soon Is il
permanent location is determined On thus
hne fron tho junction" through 70 tae Ais.
eishippi thcro are 200 COO fainns- HIS Wofs
for The present is pazsial1y concauded but onfs
FOR nkanrt time
The men md teams ..rived In this e1ty
last night, and tho stock was tAknn 70 the fAs
Grounds. whers III tho AEangern enta nave
eeen n,ade 70 cara for the hossea &oa camE
, 1870-04-13
.KIScELLAyEpES.
.fISCELL1EEU
They have dog rsees 1t Ssn Francisco
-Sayannah cent 4, ,oo0 shad North this ssa-

S:rnr.h ssnf II m shn3 Norfh th;s .a,-
.o,, s'-1-'A '''~~' '''''1 AVA ~@@ >''-1' ~
eon* .so,..;,<
-s'9n iasnaon.n'sr a an' NV s.s'es daldad vi n
-lne oniset.5 =. stets1~ .sts. - sa;s., T. T.
open lie neaicA !ec'otee Aao eoa1et o1o<He~t "
p!ol4ae On Homen. .,1aa
~ naA eeen las.s. Nat n sa-e 4i,.-,
81 uoe1nses 1uu sei ~ 2 n.s soeat,,Ios oeA >1
ateen ta!us NUN tus nE.ee.t. ~. a,o SI.;,o
-ot zen pe1sons " Oat sal - Aaase, e..,.s
Tho nave 1uss ma nc a,. Moss.a ..;s ~ a s1ao
thna, lLs NJ LUZ ~. ~ 4u - ua;o.o h.
~ r,a. - sh,s,.,14, 80, ~, ~
fone p .ne aaue *s.!a1 5s;ss.rS. ~ -.
Aeeb u.G * ~ 49, -. .ten,-s
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~ NV txs,a sdtIressa5 hr c.nn,ai md Jndce
fsg : ns+;od ~ tsentY-nin honIs a,,d 6ft7-6Te
'n'nn.eT, Tr5,o IN ,,oct,anhnr, x.b,ae r,.t;nv
~. h,an1kt .b,n, s.1ta-na q e. dnstb s~s;1z@
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H. ne,r se11n9 ~ hsan ner,t11 t-1i.5asa =,
~ -. -,rafa-at -. e'1'7' -
LUG IN IN frn1his ~ findsro i in+r N ~ Mo.
F,-1sn5 Ess th.t ~ n,trr y1ho H.rs .1-o.
-1sa;a tns~ H. I'm ,nu"h .ton; tha c.sa % - eu ~.
S,nre Cnc ;nrTncn hoscvcr ,11de d;neT.
~ ar-,sa Tar.e II. ~. .En,s. s.4. ~ s+..sr,
EnlI;.h ~ .rt c.on5srst.n3a b;u rI3as-
, 1870-04-13

The pl1ttasl11e H-.tness rejoicea over thu
news that A1. Robbins, the President OF the
Dubuque, P1A.teviIlc i Milwaukee Railrosd
Company, has returned from New York. hAv-
ing effected IN arrangement By which money
sufficient il eecured to complete tho rsilrnAa
eccured uon enough for tho ruasaioder OF the
road, which will be pushed forEard, and,
probably, completed in i lev weeks
The work On the Evansville, Henderson i
Nashville Railroad is being pushed forward by
the contractors, and. in very short time, vii
have reached the great coal delds Of Hopkiua
County, 1ndiAo2-
Tho engineering parsvlrosn St. Louis is
out upon the line Of the Evansville. l. Cazmi
failrud, peYfeedng tho survey for the esd
mate upon which proposition vii be submit
ted to the Board Of Directors to build the ruad
without delay.
-Aessss. Mann and noaenbauns, Directors
, 1870-04-13
Richardson College OF Mining and
the Practical SClenCcx.

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t,,.h;ne. r. 49,. -. - 80 - s.sa
m anrb a, ;nst;tn.;o~ M +;,.a =, ooas-o
IN a eonmunitv "a co.,res;. .od tt.;ttv ~
onu nead nv H. o1..nda, :, 1a-r ~. ~,
I;od md tla "a .or., I'll, ~. <,;,, r..
cor,,,.na ~ CH;e,a. w. hx.t, . rnnsna +. ~
mining ,nd +ha ~, .,,;r.1 .e;.--o.
~, :, r.r.h ~ r n w.c,asa.r ~
this civ. lid besora the TINS, ee. or Lake Pm
est oA4Se1sAl4 Qocuneut e2ecuto " taPtAaa
BENJAMIN Richardson Of New York convey
ing tbc nranertr, saron.r-fivo faat fron. IN
Eighth avenue br 100 on Fo.ty-third street, to
til, Z Cniyer;t7. The income Of which il 10 bo
nscd to endor the Richardson College OF Min
ing md the practical sciences in this citv. The
nronar+v 10 ,,nu ,r,,+b ~ la.s+ a}n1 onn ,,a
l"opetls - w" Nuth ~ 1oa7s ~""oseeot 0uo
rents for about $50, 600. The Trustees sp-
ponted committee. consisting Of Hon. D. ~.
- - ~. n.s.-
fAsmonu' 1SeF- 1t. H. ". fat'eFson. u h.
Mccormick, Esq, and e1-Iieutenant Governor
r.rnss- to n1ocecd II, Sa,r yo-t ard IN n,sssn+
petsouallv to c,ptsin Richardson 1etter Of
thanks for his magnificent ,-;ft Tb;a commits
too met Captain Rchan1son On the a1st of
3tarrh, NJ n. nf6ca ~ hi. .tt,,,ar 14on Tobn
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ANr11ea>ae u]e1<te~~ Lucy Nas"eo tne PleP'
cry N the sifefnoon, md found 1t AL that it
hid becn represented. Hon. David Dudley
| "a
! instrument convaxino tha prona-tv and mn,
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I! T,ich.n4aon a,1a.
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1 utefui kEor ie,igr. ana friirye that a lhorouct
education ts the tt:st capltal with which anr oat
tanrre1 :. 3s ~, asaE;s - ~ tss
| and prosperity Of nauon and
NakxkAs, consldeF he q! ot Ch'e.e9 M ~ . J.
mist hrcorne me ~ fhe mns1 IN ndnrnf,si and nros
pcrors ctues Of the World and
MAkRE4S; Ihe eatzers 81 EhiGa9o plopose 70 GO
eairce of tne ern.tsoaI ~ Siesa<.. 60 nnn
WHEREAS, Tue charter Of the Laa Farea Cai
esy p[H1,a nay ,, ~ s p'es;e g Tn;e.cn ana t
cnsbies il to establish such college Is desire t
found I'd endoT with portion OF my estate
~ ~ e.,u pt ~ os,,.;ea, ~. ass:,.;, -.
psopets uton - - >ot. ts,,1-s
ele.nel.e '. Nsa ~ 11 r T.,-.- s,.,
,,t,n 1,etn ~ 1e.-. tron the asse Of ,ne tpsuu
1nrnt IN tnt e.t, Of CncsRo. on LOT It lesss MI
hrndrrd fe.t sau.,r. = coleee bpl,dtuR worth on
hundred Thousand dnllara, and that they shall pus
chssc the geological md nincsaiosieA cabinet q
I Yk-nfo m
, 1870-04-13
TIE NORTHERN PACITic RAILWAY,

~ "Af'
~. 0@a soa aa1"Ay company
Th;o .aa. go - ~ 4 =. oonefess'
.-s - I =, ~. Sesesn Aessasosles,
60 =. " " a11oeSota hna
go - - .I. .1 " srs Us o'Aeea named, tue
~ - .,eeo a'AaesAs ona oo1a-
.. .,ss-.. ea iAao ~ 'ne company equal
-, a4nos On eeco hde OF the
ao"o oooy ot lana 4ofty
- ~ 40 noo ".ao a'4a i'ooo "uea long, containing
- -. AZ. oe1e' oA paone uno' In addl-
e-sa ~ aa oons3ess efhnteo the company
@ y. ~ ta'lu eqoa' 70 tWept5 milea Wide
80. e. ~ ~ naes o. eoe una through the
essn ~ VI o,Svov n acres manng IN aggre-
ease " o,ee 74'"o'"o ac1ea inis CON-
10o oe'A napAosanH congress 70 vote
~ "1o ~ noaey, III oonoS, OF py tna guar
1o.ee ssN oi 14 own oonos py the United stsses
r'''aos 70 ees these, II Is no" before Con-
efesa' Praying that the twenty square miles
OF iana granted ior each mile OF the rosd in
the otos<' be increased to forty square miles.
Inc present grant OF land through him
nesota Is equal TO e,600 acres par mile,
ana OF a value not aeas than 92.so per acre,
or S5s,oo0 per Hlle. This IL IN excess Of
the grant Of the roadway, and ct al the tim
Ger and other uater'ais which may be found
on any part OF the public Lands.
lhe apology for this request is that the
pooAac 4Aoos most aes11nble hare been taken
W actual settlers; ir other words, that
while the road, with this magnificent 3rant
In liz nandA has been waiting for additional