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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
NEW YORK CITY.
A swindling bankrupt.

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NEW YoRK, Jun. 49,.
Ramon s. Latorre, an extensive shipper
Of goods to Havana, Is charged with hay
filKtwitlin thee months Of filing his pc.
tition In bankruptcy, and while we'll
knowing himself u be inSOlVcnt, obtained
largo quantities Of goods on credit, and
disposed Of them sttreptitioISIy at low
prices for the purpose Of dCiraudtng his
creditors. The value Of goods alleged to
be dnlawf1lly converted and ea1e eelled y
about siO0Q01 SBEis w IL
Disappearance Of Cooke.
The Rev. Horacs Cooke has disappeared
mysteriously for tho second time and his
most intimate ScquaintancCs do not know
higHhereabOuts.j It 10 supposed tint hG
has disguised himself sand gone, Must to
commence anew.
.,M,- small Pox. go
Dr.. Harris, Sanitary Superintendent,
has published letter denying the report
that thcro Is my small pOx In tho public
schools Of New York or that there Is
likely 10 be any as tho lnpils have all been
vuCinnated. A contrary report comes
from Hunters Point where the disease is
30 violent that the school teachers arc
leaving
Tho. Prize Ring. r.,
The articles f0f tho Macb.AllCn prize
fight stIpulate TINT the fight shall be for
y 800 and the championship Of America
End Of Telegraph strike.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
THE XVIII AMENDMENT.
S,ruRFlAioyor'lt ii the ohio Il0Ii,,e.. I. i.

COLUMBUS, Jan. II.
Tho XVIII Amendment has been under
oil day in tho House Of Re.
prGsentAtlyeS. Tho democrats attempted
10 refer tli6 matter t05 the O0snmittee 0l
Federal Relations, majority Of whose
are democrats This move WIS
defeated and the resolution referred to the
Committee Of the Whole and tile final
vote ordered to be taken on Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
The spanish Gunboat Fleet.
, ClLNRLEsroN, s.lC., Jan! 1e.

- ClIAALESFON, o W JAN TO-
A feet ,of thirteen Spanish gunboAts,
under convoy Of tho frigate, Isabel Ia
D'Aalica, from Now York r{d Hampton
Roads, put into this harbor yesterday for
coal and supplies. They expect 10 re.
main horc about ten days, when they will
leave for Cuba. g...|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
~ GEORGIA. 7an
PrOgresa In Organizing the LegisIa.
tuFe.

ATLANTA, JAa. 1a
A Committee of%tlle Georgia Legisla.
turej addressed . letter 70 GGp. Terry, pro-
testing sgaInst his manner oF assembling
that body qs illegal and unconstitutional.
Nothing was done yeStefday IN the Sen.
atC. The House ,met and read an order
from Governor Bullock, approved by Gen.
Terry, 10 the effect that IN order To give
time 10 the pending Investigations il was
right that certain persons should hold
selts under tho reconstruction act, and
give ample time to persons who design to
lake the oath. In order 10 do 30. the Gov.
ernor declared o recess until wednesday
next at noon. Tho decision Of Tho court.
martial on the eligibility Of certain mem!
berS, will lle rendered to-day. The House
willprohSbly organize on Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
LorEsTANA.


NbH ShlAkANbI jan. T.
Tho gambling houses havs been closed
throughout tho city, in accordance with
the r6cOnt act Of tho Legislature.
Tho right OF way for tlle Chattanooga
with opposition from the city press,
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Rhode Island Ra.iaes.

Providence, Jan. l8.
Tho House to-day passed the resolution
ratifying the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution Of the United StAtOS by
vote Of o. too. The Senate pissed the
resolution last June. .4 ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
ALABAMA.

The Question Of Taxing Railroads.
MoSrGoHRRY, Jan. 10.
In the Senate yesterday, the bill Cor tax.
Ing railroads and their property, for the
benefit Of tho State, aad exempttng them
from county tax was discussed, Bills
were introduced repeating oil lottery char.
teEs, and to expediate the building Of the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad. In
the House. Mr.. Brown, the recently elected
Democrat, was sworn In. All bills intro
duccd were Of u local character.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
storm In Michigan. M.
DErRoLr, MIoIL,, Jan. ls

DETR0LT, Mol, Jan. ls.
A severe storm OF wind and ruin, com.
mencetl Inst night, which covers the greater
portion Of the State, In ST. Joseph county,
several buildings wcrc destroyed, and a
man named Buyer killed, and others In
iurNl
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River aud Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10, ,
The river has risen Q leeI9 inches /;
81 feet & inches in tho channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer down to IS degrees
this morning.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PRUSSIA.

,.v. BERGnsS, Jan. ~
Tho negotiations between the PrnSSian
Government and the Chinese Embassy
were concluded to-day. ".' t'i. '''
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Baltimore Market.

.g. s .BALTlMoRE, January is
PRoyIMoNs--Strong; mess pork $50 so
$50 20. Bacon-Rib sides at 1Bt; clear rib
at tic; shoulders at 184al4c; hams at 90.
Lard-17iR1Sc. '
WmsKY-Quiet at 9Oc; meme offering.
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The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,

And surplus OF any company 10 the stAte; and
composed Of some Ninety four gtoekholdeFI, most
cosamSudS itSeIf % ths ESyOtabIe consIderatlon
Of The lnHuIIng public, and 9olteits their patron.
age. Applications for insurance will bV prompt.
y attended 10 At their 0hlee, No. ~ Monroe st.,
0V Rt their acVClRl AgCuceS Throughout the State.
SAMl MCCLELLAN, President.
0RO. MENDRL, Vice President.
c. u. C0RN, Sec'Y.-s. 1890.
&c. DICK, Asst Sec'y. fCblS
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TnRD DAILY rNTRLLIaRNCER, established
more than Sevsntetn years ago, has been reeOg.
niEed for years aS one Of the best and most iRau.
entiai Journals OF ItI class. a4 '1.
II u published every morning Sunday ex.
cePted) and mailed 10 subscribers At the following
rataa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19

New York DSy Goods Market.
j. 'NEW !YoRE, January IS.
Quietude Is the prevailing feature and
prices remain without special alteration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19
Commercial and Financial.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YORx, January 49,
MoNRY-Easy; 5a8 per cent on call;
mainly 8.
SrRRLlNd-Firmer at 10SIa100.
GoLD-stcady; Opened at 1914; closed
ut 1914. ClearlncCS, $33, ,000, 900.
GOVERNMENT BoNps-Activc md high.
or. closing strong,
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POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
A General Removal Proposed by the
Reconstruction Committee.
l WAsHuSoTON. Jan: 18.

The Committee on Reconstruction to-
day discussed tho question Of the general
removal Of political disabilities, and from
what took place It Is supposed that bill
for that purpose will be brought before
the Committee at their next meeting.
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ThIa Company having bocn fnlly organlEcd, u
BaiidfaE1 of III tisda, !HsrthaadiSO, Msai.
E6etariRS Establishments, RarnItuFe aud
Waters.
Applications for pursuance will bO promptly
attended to BY the Secretary.
once at the National Savings Bank, No. Ga
JAS. G. ACHR8ON, Prcs't.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice PreS't,
6.P. HILDRRTH, Hcc'y
JNO. Il. MILLER, Asst Sec'y. mrs
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Sne S1S HCS,b:. ''''''.'''''.'..'..'''".S S
Threo WSnihS go ''''''''''''''''''''''S M
Ono NoUth. .......................... 70
THE SEAl'WRRKLY INTRLLlGRNCRR To
accommodate large class Of readers who want
more frequent visitor than the WEEKLY, aud
who BY reason Of tho cost OF for lack oS daily
mallS do not and themselves suited with tho
DAILY, We Issue the StA"t. Wtakty Latdlt0eaeIT.
II contains Ecw advertisements and pOArly al the
reading matter OF the Daily. twill be found a
very acceptable and interesting paper. It 10 ES.
sued every Wednesday and Saturday morning.;
and 10 mHlled 10 SubSerbers At the following rates:
Ono Copy One Year. Oar....,............S9
SnS SoPy SEo TM Sh,Sa aNa!nSi @d,,E: E.'''''''''..
Two Conles One Year. yer .....''''' :. ''''''. SoS
THR WEEKLY INTRLLIGENCRR. puhllshsd
every Wednesday. IA csneclslly adsn,rd m ,he
villages and rural dI.trIcts. Besid0a ths freaIYNt
news Of tho day from all parts Of Tho World
by telegraph, II contains political and general
.JI,o,ioJ ,o,.,,a,. ...l..I..I ..I1
Oa.'"''a! S"mne"ui agricultural AEtlcIes; VAlu-
able BtAtn, cattle and provision market reports,
Including the Wheeling Wholesale Narksta and
Baltimore Cattle Market. selected articles nolIti.
cal and general; tales, noVelettcs, poetry &C.,
adapting It TO the tastes Of ladies and children.
carefully excluding everything offensive to good
morals.
large share Of attention Is given TO the news
OF West Virginia and the neighbOsing counties OF
Ohio and Pennsylvania, aud on this account II IL
Ar more valuable to readers In the regions named
than the larger metropolitan WeCklIeS.
Congress and the Legislature when in sesSInn
arc regularly reported.
rap aps papNIp %iSGIi lA'1'4'SASeA" Is 'u'e" 70
THE MERCHANT,
TIIR POLITICIAN,
Tub LAWYER,
THE LABoRrNo MAN
AND, m SHORT, TO EVERYBODY.
Il is Intended that as a journal for the aF"s'd0
.bSlI Nv unSproa,.sJ ~ ~ ''''''-''A''
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nOr's message wSS ~ read, laid on the tabls,
and ordered 70 be printed ~ ot,
A message from the House announced
the passage Of q Joint Res0lu 0lution'requiring
the Public Printer Of the State 70 furnish
each member with q copy OF the COdG
Adopted, 8.
Oh motion OF Mr.. Young, that portion
Of the Governors message which refers 10
tho National Cemetery at Grafton, was
referred 70 tho Committee on Military
Affairs.
Adjourned until tomorrow at . O'Clock,
p. ". ,.4
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HOUSE oF pRLRGATRs.

Adjourned until tomorrow at . O'Clock,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND
POSTM ASTERS-

OslaiH:1o also Conditions to be fsoosporated in til
ooatraets 70 he aEsest The Department may deem prope,
I. Seven minutes are allowed to eacl
intermediate Office, when not otherwis,
specified, for asserting the mails; but on
railroad and steamboat routes there is to
be NO more delay than is sufficient for on
exchange Of the mail pouches.
2. On railroad and steamboat lines, and
other routes where the mode Of conveyance
admits Of it, the special agents Of the Post
Office Department, also post Office blanks,
mail bags, locks and keys, are to be con-
veyed without extra charge.
3. On railroad and steamboat lines the
route agents Of the Department, also the
British and Canada mails, when offered.
and the agents accompanying them, are to
be conveyed without charge; and for the
use Of tho United States agents commoii-
Gus car, or part Of . car, properly lighted,
warmed and furnished, and adapted to The
convenient separation and due security Of
the mails, 10 70 be provided by the contrac-
tor, under tho direction Of tho Department.
Rsilroad and atsamboat companies are
required 10 take the mail from, and deliver
It into the post Offices at the beginning and
end Of their routes; and also to and from
al intermediate Offices not more than
eighty rods from station or landing.
Proposals may be submitted by the COM
pAnies for the performance Of all other
side service-that is, for Offices over ei ghty
rods from . station or landing. - : q :.
There will be "wsy Bills prepared
by postmasters, or other agents Of the De-
psrtment, to accompany the mails conveyed
on railroads aud steamers, specifying the
number and destination Of the several b %.
On ether principal routes, likewise, re-
osipts will be required aud way bills for
wsrded; the latter to be examined by the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE,
AND CERTIFICATE.

PROPOSAL.
The undersigued-, whose post
ONCE address is--, county o.,
State Of proposes to convey the
mails Of the United States, from July l.,
1870, to June 80, 1874, on route No.
between---and-, under the adver-
tisement Of the Postmaster General, dated
October SO, 1859, with '.eelerity, certainty,
and security for the annual sum of -
zAa proposal Is made NTH full knowledqe
Of The dssteece Of. tie route, tie sceight Of the
mail u b Canned, and al other particulars
IN reterenee t. ne route and service, and also
after csrefna ezd1isatien- Of tie lavs and in
struetso.s attached to the advertisement.
Dated (Signed.)
The undersigned, residing at, State
Of --, undertake that, It the foregoing
bid for carrying. the mail On route No. -
be- accepted. BY the Postmaster General,
tho biddsr shsil, prior To- thS: it dav Of
July, 1870. enter: into tho required obiiga-
ton or contract to perform ~ service pro-
poeed. with good and suf6piept ,susetiss,
1Ate sss Do ssderseandisg dfxia1lr ge pl1dQatiex,
and Galtli4es aseuMed by 91ayastoN ssder az Nth
aeclioh Of tie act eL Cbn0vsssof ERly 2, 1855:
Dated (signed ~ two guarantors.)
,..., ,iF!.ll.i -. -: lao u, a.
CERTIFICATE.
The undersignsd, postmaster at -,
State Of, eertlfes, UNDER HIS OATH
or oT1loI, that he is acquainted with the
above guarantors, and knows them TO be
men Of proplrty, and able TO make good
th eir guarantee.
Dated (signed.)
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NOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE.

NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
~ st. Cloud, Minn, February q. 1870
Complainthaving been entered at this Office bv Tim
othy Twomey against David Lloyd for abandonnc hi.
Homestead Entry No. lo4s, dated April i2:h. 1865
sfon the NV section "a. township 126, range 60 in
stesrns county MIMI, with view to the cancellation
OF eaad entry: the said parties are hereby Summoned
70 appear Mt this office on the 18TH DAY or APRIL
1871: at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon ta respond
donment. G. A GILMAN Reoistsr
; feb24.6wE r. q. MoILUKE Eccaixer.
STATE OF MlNNEsOrA, COUNTY OF sTEARNs
~ So Justices Court
LeviB. sifsby,
ees SUMMONS.
Robert Golliday.
The State Of Minnesota. to The above named lie"
fendant: '''---'-''
You are hereby summoned and required 10 be and
appear before the undersigned, OF the Justices OF
the Peace in and for said Stearns county, at my
Office in the City Of st. Cloud in said Stsarns county
on Thursday, the A7H DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1870,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. to answer
tho complaint of Levi 3. silsby, in q civil action,
fledin my Office the 18th, day Of January. A. D.
$780, 2, NATHAN F. BARNES, City Justice"
HAYES 4 KERR, Attorneys for Plaintiff!
Dated at St. Cloud this 18th day Of February A. D.
1870 .'''I feb24 lw
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WARRINGTON, October 80. 1869.
nROPOSALS viii b rseeivsS at tic Cor.
tsset O1ges Of this Department sntI 8 p.
n, Of EareA so, 1870, for conveying the
Ns;ls Of tie Usited States from /.Iy l,
1870, IA y.se 80. 1874. ii tho .Staas Of
Aiasssssa; on tie routes, and BY the
seAsasls Of deparsares aad srriva!s herein
spssifsd
Dssasas.s anns~.esA ~ April 20, ls5O.
lDidSsrs sAoulS ssaaias ear<faIy tie forms and in-
ay1etieaS ahNexedl
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1889 From Bloomington, by Blooming
ton Ferry, to Bloomington Railroad Sta
ton local, 81 miles and back, twice q
week: leavs Bloomington Monday and
Thursday at $50 . m; arrive at Blooming
ton r. B. Station by $50 m, or in time
to connect with mail train going south {:
leave Bloomington B. r. Station Monday
and Thursday ct $40 m, or on arrival Of
mail train frsm Saint Paul: arrive at
Bloomington by 12m.
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! pm; Leave Mower City Friday at ~ m; Arrive
at kasson by 7pm.
| 1868 From Mower City, by Colfax. Prairie, Grand
Meadow, aud Frankfort, TO spring Valley, q miles
aud Friday at 7 am: Arrive at Spring Valley by 4
pm; Leave Spring Valley Tuesday and Saturday at
lam; Arrive At Mower City BY 4pm. Proposals.
miles, and make the round trip in ono day -g5.,rs
1852 From Mower City to Austin, miles aad
day, Thursday, and Saturday At 10 IN; Xrsive. It
Austin by Ii m; Leave Austin Tuesday, Thursdly,
and Saturday. At 2.3o M; Arrive Il Mower City Sy
$50 m. Proposals invited to end at Lansing, oslt
ting Austin, and making distance miles also pro-
posals for six-times arwoek SERVICE. l4 Il H.
1870 From Nevada to Austin, 10 miles and baei,
| once q week. Leave Nevada Friday at II "A; Arave
! At Austin by 3 m; Leave Austin Friday at $50 IN;
Arrive at Nevada by 6.S0pm. -;
1851 From Austin to Moscow, * miles aud back,
| once week. Leave Austin Saturday at p m; Ar
| rive At Moscow by 6p m; Leave Moscow Saturday ct
pm; Arrive at Austin by SPIN. ~ ri. 1!%': E1fi
1852 From Oak Glen to Aurora, ~ miles and
back, twice week. Leave Oak Glen Monday and
Leave Aaror,. Mouday and Thursday st4pm Ar Ar:
rive at Oak Glen by $50 m. 80
1879 From Lansing, by Neury (local( to Geneva,
| day ut p m; Arrive at Geneva by JPN; Leave
Geneva Friday 1T m; Arrive at Lansing by II 4 n
1854 From Owatonna BY East Meriden, Lemopd.
Berlin, and artland oFreeborn SO miles sn,i hsel
once week Leave 0wstopoa Friday at m; A.:
| at am; Arrive at Owatonna by I p m. Prooosais
for service by o reversed schedule invited. =,
1885 From Albert Lea, BY Clark'sG Grove, Geney.L
Cooleyville, River Point aud steeleCentss to ON.
tonna, SO miles and back, twice week. Lsave Al
! bert Lea Wednesday and Saturday at m; Arrive
at owatonna by P % Leave 0watonna Tuesdays ana
| 1886 From Albert Lea, by Haywood, Sumner, and
Guilsord, to Austin, 22l miles and back 81 times a
week. Leave Albert Lea daily, except Sunday, at 8
except Sunday, at $50 m; Arrive st Albert Led 81
| 6Hm. fE:%E! 80 fnH 80! "a
1857 From Albert Leo, by Fremont. Buckeye, A
deo. Banks Clayton, aud Ewal1 to Blue Earth City 20
miles and bach. twice week. Leave Albert Lea Non
day and Thursday at p m; Arrive at Blue EarthUf
next days by p m; Leave Blue Earth City Wednos-
| day and Saturday att m; Leave Banks WednsaiAt
and Saturday at $50 m; Arrive 1t Albert Ia nsst
days by loan. -,.,-...; -. = =
1858 From Northwood {Iowa,) By Gopdoasvilh
lhfRn-) and Shell Rock, to Albert Lea, 20 miles and
| back once . week. Leave Northvood Saturday af q
am Arrive at Albert Lea BY IL M Leave Albset
Len Saturday at p M; Arrive at N3thwood by1
pm. - 's.s.s...... q .:.y... ~
1859 From Freeborn, bv Bancroft. to Albert In.
Is miles and back: three times week. Leave, ms.
! rive at Albert Lea BY 1880 m; Leave Albert IL
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday at 5 D m: Arrive ~
| Freeborn by 30 p m. 49,,
1880 From Trenton to Frssborn, OK miles and
back, once a week. Leave Trenton Saturday at,
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p N; Arrive ct Kenyon BY 5 pm; Leave Kenyo,
s:satday q Asop n; Arrive 4 Spring Creek BY 80
asalk.I Proposls invited fox twice,aveek service.
1850 From Wsss,do 70 H.aer, miles and back
AIM . ~ 49, ~ ..:esdS s;sssdy A. II
pn Arrive Ct Hastsdo BY 2p N. Proposals inyitet
1850 From Wheeling to :1aribault, II miles ant
ba9k, once . week. Leave Wheeling Thursday at
IN; Arrive ct Faribault by IL N Leave Tsrribaul
1hursday at I m; Arrive 1t Wheeling BY 1 p m.
1851 FROM Cannon City to falibaut, s miles ant
back, three times week. Leave Cannon City Mon
~ WSa1esday. and Friday at $500 n; Arrive 9
by 1:so ? N. 800: ' o'
Fall, and vasa, 70 Red Wing, 50 miles and back
three times week. Leave NorthneId Nonday. We'd
nesday, and Friday ct u; Arrive At Red Wing by
S !tn m .eavs asd Wing Tuesday, !hursday, and
o~'a'u"' y AM Arrave at Northheld BY p m. ::
1855 From Northheld, by Union Lakes. ia
Msnsso9sEn, miles and back, once week. Leave
~ n; Lesye nillersbureh Thursday At SO D n
Arrive at Mortified by 7pm.
1864 From sheldsville to r.riten,t n ,,,,., :,
back, once week. Leave shieldsville Friday At +
m Arrive es RaribAult BY 10 m: IAave YSirf.nl
Friday q pm; Arrive 1t Ghieldsvills by a n m.
ProPosals invited for two and also for
1855 Fromhieldsville, by Howiersvills and wheat.
Lave saturday At x11ive Il Mo sok
gomsfy by II m: Laeso Montgomery Saturday e /
pm; Arrive ct Shieldsville by m. Propocsls In.
vted tor service emitting 1owlesvlle and decroas.
! .'-E.7".1@ -. 'l;y: r,.i.,i ria fnf-l j-5'
:! i1sste 1toa Matsrville, by Moeristown and War.
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1921 From St. Cloud, by Minden and
Santiago, to Princeton, 50 miles and back,
once . week. Leave St. Cloud Thursday
at 7 a m. Arrive at Princeton by 6 pm.
Leave Princeton Friday at m. Arrive
at St. Cloud by 6 p m.
1922 From Saint Cloud, by Sank Rap
ids, Watab, Langols, Swan River, Little
Falls, Belle Prairie and Fort Ripley. to
Crow Wing, 81 miles and back, threet lines
a week. Leave St. Cloud Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at s am. Arrive at
Grow Wing by 2 p m. Leave Grow Wing
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at S m.
Arrive at Saint Cloud by Ppm. Proposals
invited to begin at Sank Rapids, emitting
St. Cloud also, proposals for six-times-s.
week service.
1928 From Saint Cloud, by Brockway,
North Prairie, Two Rivers, Pike Rapids.
aud Green Prairie, to Fort Ripley, AZ
miles and back, once q week: leave Saint
Cloud Monday at 6 a m: arrive at Fort
Ripley by p m: leave Fort Ripley Tues
day at m: arrive at Saint Cloud by 7
p m. Proposals invited to end route at
Little Falls, making distance 80 miles.
1924 From Saint Cloud, by Clinton.
Cold Spring City, Torah, New Munich,
Melrose, Long Hill, Sank Centre, Osakis,
Alexandra, Ida, Brandon, Evansville,
Pomme de Terre, Breckenridge local, and
McCauleyville, to Fort Abercrombie (1ak J
1856 miles and back, six times a week to
Alexandria, SO miles. and three times a
week on residue IF route: leave Saint
Cloud, daily, except Monday at m: ar
rive at Alexandria next days by IL m:
leave Alexandria Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday at p m; arrive at Fort Abercrom-
bic next days by m: leave Fort Aber-
crombie Sunday, Wednesday and Friday at
m =: arrive at Alexandria next days by
II m: leave Alexandria daily, except Fri
day at p m: arrive at Saint Cloud next
days by p N. Proposals invited to ex-
tend from Fort Abercrombie, by McCau-
leysville (Minn, Holy Cross and George
town to Pembina OAK. 100 miles further:
trips to be made, on the extension, by |
the following schedule: leave Fort Aber-
crombie Tuesday and Friday at Z m ar
rive at Pembina next Saturday and Tues
day by p m; leave Pembina Tuesday and !
Friday ut M; arrive at Fort Abercrom-
bic next Saturday and Tuesday by 7 p M.
1925 From Saint Cloud, by Luxem-
burgh and Maine Prairie, to Fair Haven,
II miles and back, once q week; leave
Saint Cloud Friday at Gam; arrive at |
Fair Haven BY II m: leave Fair Haven
Friday at p m; arrive at Saint Cloud BY |
Z p m. Proposals invited for tvice-a-week !
service. -
1926 From Rockville to Saint Cloud, IL |
miles and back, once week leave Rock
vile Saturday at Z . m; arrive at Saint |
Cload by IL N leave Saint Cloud Satur.