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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-08

!; WHEN the news came Of the pur-
chase Of the St. Paul and Pacific road
by the Northern Pacific, the St. Paul
papers hailed it as glorious for that
city. St. Paul was to become the
great entrepot for all the rest Of crea-
ton, and evory thing was to center
there. And now comes Duluth, which
regards the purchase as strategic
movement on the part Ct Jay C"ks.
and others to place Duluth, beyond all
peradventure, on the dizziest pinnacle of
prosperity. The aspiring cities of Chi
cugo and St. Paul are to be completely
overshadowed, it not li:crnlly..wiped out,
aud their once busy streets sold for
COW pastures.
The truth is, they are all mistaken.
We learn from gool authority that
in all these changes St. Cloud has been
the real objective poin;. Matters will
so shape themselves that this will soon
be the grand headquarters for all the
lines, while St. Paul and Duluth will
be kept as wood-and-water stations. L.
is further limited that Jay Cooke intends
eventually taking up his abode in St.
Cloud, not only because of its great
natural beauty, and the life and 60
ahead-ativeness Of its people, but be-
cause he wants to be so situated that
he can be able to sec TIE JOURNAL as
soon as it is issued, and not have to wait
the course Of the mails to get the re-
liable, simon-pure news, at 81 year
in advance.
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MEEKER COUNTY,.
About Tho El.etion-B.dxet 81 1ten,...

LlfcHrIELD, MINI, Nov. SO, 1870. +
EDlToR- Observation-Disclosures Is over
and the political excitement has subsid-
ed. This county is strongly Republi-
can, and there would have been no
strife had it not been that the sore-head,
marplot, rule or.ruin Republicans join
ed forces with the Democracy, and this
| rendered the contest lively. The .fus.
ion, Or "Peoplc's Party" elected John
Blackwell, a Republican, Auditor, ~
so majority. W. T.. Bonniwell, Of
Hutchinson, received over 500 mejo,i-
ty in this county, for State Senator'S
THIS was because ho was socially got d
man, of fine talents, aud in sympathy
with US living west of the Woods G.
B. Howell dccl,n ID denomination as
County Attorney at the small salary
they pay here, and F. Belfoy was cleo +
ed without opposition. 1. B. Salisbury
was elected Surveyor without oppo>i-
ton. The following, all Republicans,
were elected over Peoples candidates {:
N. A. Verin, Register, S majority over
S. W. Leav,tt; G. B. Howell, Judge of
Probate, 269 majority over G. H. Stro-
beck; j. A. Quick, Coroner, 247 owe,
0. Bull; G. H. Strobeck, Court Com
missioner, l0S over B. L. Perry. Gen.
Averill carried tho county by 206 ma
jority.
Litchfeld grows daily. A splendid
hotel, fine Presbyterian church, a
handsome drug store by VS.. Brill,
and large residence by NJ. D. Bowen,
arc among the latest buildings erected.
A capitalist from the east has recent
" purchased 1900 acres 10 body in
Acton, Meeker county, for $40 an acre,
and intends to open up a stock farm.
NJ. E. N: Howell, Chief Clerk of the
General Land Office, Washington, made
visit to his brother at this place last
week.
A Teachers Institute was held here
recently, at which State superintend-
ent H. B. Wilson, Prof. Niles, of Roob
ester, and W. W. Payne, editor of the
Minnesota Teacher, were present and
added much to the interest of the SEES.
sions. The Hutchinson Family inspir-
ed the occasion with songs.
Messrs. Hines, Kimball & Becdy, Of
the Forest City mills, arc rushing ahead
their improvement Of their Manauuah
water power on the north fork of Grow
river.
Hon. Dana E. King, Of Gree,lcaf
has removed to Kingston, where be
owns large interest in the Kingston
mills.
G. B. Howell. of this place, had one
finger grazcd while cleaning revolyc,
from which he supposed all the cartridg
es had been discharged.
| VOYAGEUR.
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ANNUAL DECEMBER EXCURSION

H On last Thursday the Annual First
of December Stearbca Excursion or
the Mississippi left St. Paul. This is
the sixth consecutive season on which
there has been like celebration. The
.steamer Addie Johnson was secured
for the occasion. The Great Western
Baud furnished the music. Excur-
sionis.s went aboard dressed in linen,
with straw hats, palm leaf fans, and
umbrellas to protect them from the op.
zpressive heat. Tho sum of $500 was
raised, to which Col. Hewi lit added $500,
making 81, 900 in all. This WAS d.
vided between the Protestant and Cath
olic Orphan Asylums, Mr.. o. E.
Garrison, Of this city, was one of the
sxeursion,sts, and gave $40, the largest
subscription Of any, save Col. Fl ewitt's
ind Mr.. J.. G. Burbank's, the )atter's
being $50. The excursion was in
9vory way q success.
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xsEysrBLE VIEW,

| Is e s l",ss. ~
The following common sense remarks
are from the pen cf Warrington" the
Boston correspondent Of the Spring
field Republican;
.fNasby lectured last night ioIthe FRI:
ternity course, and made fearful ou-
slaught on the tollies and vices Of the
community in politics, law, theology,
trade, fashionable lifo and everything
else. There was a little too much
shadow and too little Zig bt in the pic
ture. It was all satire but it was very
effective and very useful. Even Grant
had to take it. But he has to take it
on all side, nowadays. With the ex-
ception Of a sensible editorial in the
advertiser, the other day, have not
seen defense of the President for the
last month in any newspaper, ex-
cept that telegraphic one which was
fixed up at Washington and sent
abroad, and tl:is Was condemned aud
sneered at by everybody. Perhaps
the funniest thing in the way of politi-
cal criticism Is the letter of President
Woolsey and the professors Of Yalo
College to Secretary Cox. These green
horns seem to have taken it for grated
that everything they have read 10 re-
lation to the unplesaantness, from the
pen of Cox and Godkin and Nord-
hoff Of the 1renimg Post, and Henry
Brooks Adams, is true. They know
nothing about the case. 1t may be
true that Grant has taken up the. Nc
Garrahan clami it may be true that
Grant has insisted on assessing the Of
fee holders; but there is not the slight
est evidence Of it-not solitary parti-
Gle except the word Of certain unscru-
puleus journalists. And the Yale peo-
pie have simply gone off at half cock
AS for the late Secretary Of the Interi-
CT, the trouble with him seem to have
been that he had not discovered that
he'was Secretary and Grant was Presi-
deut. II the President of tho United
States cannot send word to his Secre-
tary that he does not wish one Of his
lindcrpers in the department to sign the
presidential name to a patent until he
has futher time to consider it, without
rendering himself liable to long lee
ture, consisting Of stale editorials of the
New York Nation on civil service re-
form, it is quite time that tho relations
Of the President and Secretary we're re-
vised."
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THE NORMAL sCOOL APPORTION-
NEWT.

Several OF our State exchanges arc
!, exercising themselves about the appor.
tionment Of swamp lands to the Normal
Schools, and make it tho occasion for a
further TRADE against thess institutions,
which, being educational. these jour-
mails seem to be unable to appreciate.
The s.. Paul Dispatch thinks this land,
(only portion which has been receiv-
ed,) Sought to be sufficient bounty
from the State for high school at ST..
Cloud" and adds that "the State also
pays the remaining expenses of this
high school at St. Cloud" The Dis
patch appears to be determined to
maintain the reputation it 50 persistent
~ won last winter Ct being blatant
isuoramus, aud has every prospect Of
continued success. 1t we'll knows that
this land is not, as yet, available, and
probably will not be for some years to
y como. Az soon as it can be sold to
advantage, fund will be formed for
meeting the current expenses Of the
schools, ia whole or IN part, just a, in
the case Of the State University. This
" suppose to have been the purpose Of
the grast, which was made several years
ago.
So far a. St. Cloud is concerned, it
pays for tho benefit it receives from
this "high school," as tho Di.patch is
pleased to term it. In addition to
paying tho tuition Of the scholars sent
to tho Model Departments for instruc-
ton, it gave the sum of $1,000 tow,rd
the purchase Of the grounds and erec-
ton Of tho Luildings-or one third
rs much as the States money apprpori-
atoms, which have soexercised the mar
row noodles Of these economical editors.
As an evidence of the desirable indu.
,snoe these schools are exercising on our
system Of common school education, we
would state that of the six teachers in
the Union school at this place, four
sre graduates of the Normal School at
Winona. Although no class has as yet
graduated from the St. Cloud Normal
School, yet applications have already
been made for teachers from it, and
tho desire to secure those who have had
4 the benefit Of the training OF these nsti-
tutions is steadily growing. The pco.
I pie believe in Normal Schools, even if a
few newspaper managers and Legislators
should not, for they realize that with
Tout something Of this kind our mag
yni6cent common soho,l fund will be
little better than squaudered.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The second number of ScriJner's
Mshhlv has been received. Among
the moro noticeable article are "The
street-venders Of New York y "Jail
birds aud their flights )" ''The Hoo
sac >Tunnell;" and "a day with the
Brownings at Pratoline." "Natasque"
and "Wilfrid Cumbermcdc," the two
serials, are continued. Scribner &
Co., publishers, New York.
.-Lippiacon's Magazine opens the
December number With "a Rowing
Commission" a curious sketch Of ex
periences with the Southern armies.
E. A. Pollard has an interesting arti-
| Gle on "The Real Condition Of the
South" In addition to other articles
Of an instructive nature, there is a
large iustallment Of fiction j. B. Lip
pincott & Co., publishers, Philadelphia.
.-Arthur's Home 'Magasine and
the Chiltlren's Hour have both been
ceivc3. The former his made many
additions and improvements, calculated
to insure continuance of the hold it
has on lady readers. T. s. Arthur T.
Sous, publishers, Philadelphia, $50. =.
! The Milwaukee, Evening Wiscon-
SIN, che of the best Of the Western
doilies, has made its appearance in an
entirely new dress, and has been much
improved. The weekly edition has
been enlarged, without the price being
inereascl. Serial stories will be pub
lisled during the year, aud every ef-
fort will BE- made t, render it a desir-
able E'aper Tor the: famil,, New sub
ecribers will receive, free, the. back
numbe rs to the 23d Of November. these
giving them all Of the stony, "No
Mans F:;end."' Terms Of daily, $40;
weekly, $3.50, with ailiscouut to clubs
Address Cramcr, Atkins & Cramer
Milwaukee, Wis. -. a.. .-- =
-a!oore's RuralNe0 Yorker. de-
served]y ranks as ono Of the best agri.
cultural and family papers in the coun,
try. 1t is suitable for the Preside and
| for the farm. We would call attention
to the advertisements in an other COL
umn. Wo can furnish the Rural aud
| THE JOURNAL. one year for S5.25.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale . good
J. farm Of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE an meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storeheuse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and win be sold
cheap. Inquire At this Office, or Of
t. IS. y. g. Dan,
- s On the premises.
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spEAKrNa of the purchase recently
nade by the Northern Pacific, the st.
kAthony Democrat says: 1T is also
Isuljeet tor rejoicing that by this pur'
,base the alvautageously located city
4 st. Cloud, and numerous other sec
leas Of the State, are to have thei,
Hosth stimulated to an unprecedented
xtsnt bv The immediate opening o
~ arteries Of agriculture and com
eeree."
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TINE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MA.
i CHINE. with Drop Feed, new Take-up,
new Hsmmer, &c., is now offered to agents
On more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, OF. the new i'm.
provements applied.
Eve-y Machine is warranted First Class
and if the purchaser dees not SO regard il
after fair trial, he. can return it and
money refunded.
N. B.-Wanted. Travelling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex-
planning the Improvements, etc, etc., who
can make 5000 per month. Address
~ 's.-.. LYONS MUTUAL 8. NJ. CO., !
Union Square, 50 East 18th st., New Y01
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Tar St. Paul Pioneer is authority
the statement that John B. Bris-
Tot that city, has been retained as
innesotl counsel by the holders OF the
a railroad bonds. This looks as
Qugh these individuals were dispos-
Ito try to compel payment in full.
sll, let them. .o,:.-'. e..
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TIN Chicago Republican says the
bOth anniversary Of the landing Of the
.hgrim Fathers will OCCUR on the 2lst
kthn month. Down at Austin they
elebrated the event with much ado,
ene time las, month. Our geography
~ the Pilgrim Fathers, accompa-
ID BY the dit, NJ others, took poe.es'
pnof Plymouth Rock on the 22d :oi
oember. Which Of these three il
thtl Does anybody remember?
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HE Minneapolis Tribune gives
ailed description Of Bill Kings stock
near that city. The farm cost
10000; stock, $4,000 ), barn;
1000 !; house, $s,ooo-total, s24s,
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"A division If Fillmore ard Mower
counties is talked Of It is proposcdsto
p,ake1spring Valley tie county scat
Of q new county t. be farmei out Of two
western ranges Of Fillmore coanty
and the two eastern ranges OF Mower
county. t '1@@>2@
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rn1 Nov York Ledger of a recent
I confined a very interesting atti-
from Senator Ramsey on the eli.
tsof Minnesota. Il is said that
Inner paid him 81 900 for il. y
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| ROM all that we can make ou|
l 1t i, the ami, ad-monopoly con.
Iytion at Rochcster on last Thursday
Ilnot amount to mich, practically.
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AM1.dvI
JE.-U. 8. LAND OIFICE,

NJ0T1Ok-U.H 3. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, MIMI, Nov. 81, 1870.
Complaint having been entered At this ofnee BY Aug
ust Donath against Mary f. Strong for abandoning h6
Lot l, and north n northeast II section 10, and ~
seH section IL, township Ia, range 81 in stearns
county, Minnesota, with view to tho cancellation
of said sntry the said parties are Hereby summoned
to appear at this Office or tho 10TH DAY or JAN'Y,
1871 10 o'clock in the forenoon respond and
nish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
G. 4. GILMAN, Register,
decl-6vI I. @. MCCLURE. Receiver.
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An association, to be called the
osthwsstern COLONIZATION Company"
been organized for the purpose of
peing emigration to the: Northwest
Estates. GOV. Austin's name heads
hlist Of corporators.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
W.P. WESTFALL, Cashier Natl Exchange Bank.
CITY BANK.
BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Gen. W. D. WASHBURN.
HERRICk BROTHERS., Wholesale Lumber.
MORRISON Bros Lumber Manufacturers.
w. 8. BEDFORD, Sash, Doors and Blinds.
". II. ELDRED, Single Manufacturer.
Hon. NELSON WILLIAMS.
Hon. W. 8. KING, P. N. House Of Representatives
Hon. CYRUS ALDRICH, Postmaster.
GIBSON l. TYLER, North Star Wooden Mile
p. L. HATCH, NJ. D.
N. WASHBURN.
ANTHONYs
EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS BANK.
FARNHAM LOVEJOY, Lumber Manufacturers.
1INToN, MICH.
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From the .adersigusd, It g. Cloud,
MINI, on or about Nay LIST, eae Brsv1
PONY MARE; slso enc Day PONY HORSE
with white stripe on snd Of his 1sse, one
hind foot white =. shove the h'ef, and
their face, and are about eight years old
each A rswsrd Of SIS will BE- paid for
their return, Or . liberal sum for informs
ion that will lead to their recovery.
jul 81 ALLAN GRIFFIN.
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There IS considerable talk Of con-
dating Ramsey county and st !.
1lsndef ono government. 45s i.
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IIOTICE.-u. 8. LAND OFFICE,

I'M V11V6.-Us y. 1ANV VE11OH1
IN st. Cloud, MIMI, Nov. q, 1879.
Complaint having bsen entered At this once BY
+. BretLke agsinst Andrew K. Smith for abandoninS
his Homestead Entry No. 4s44, dated Jan. u, 1853
upen section IA, townp 121. range g. in etesrns
said entry the said parties are hereby summoned 10
appear at this Office the 18TH DAY OF JANY, 1871
At II O'Clock in the forenoon, torespond and furnish
testimony concerning eaid alleged abandonment.
@. A. GILMAN, Register,
Heo1.ov1 r a. M0CLURE Reoefvep
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A1orIcE,-U. q. LAND OFFICE,

NIOTIcE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, Dec. q, 1870.
drew Achmann against walter Mclaughlin 70,
abandoning his Homestead Entry No: 1875, dated
Oct. p, 1867. upon the So Il section 4, town
With view to tho cancellation Of said estry: tho
once OHIO en- tho sosa SAY Of y4Su1 ISL At
o'clock in the forenoon and furnish testimony ssn
corning said alleged abandonment. -.
u.ese-,, e 4. s s9aaAs f Ssss1:;
GHER1FFs EXECUTION sALH-uNDER AMI
y by virtue Of an execution duly issued out Of and
under the seal Of the District Court Of the State Of
Minnesota in and for the Seventh Judicial District
and county Of stearns, the 2eth Day Of November
1870 upon judgment rendered and docketed in said
court and county on the 10th day Of Novsnbsr 1869
IN an action therein, wherein John D. Pollock, Henry
L. Ogden and William r. Donaldson, c0paHtnerB q
Pollock, Donaldson Ogden, are PLAINTIFF, and 10
ssph Broker Is Defendant, in favor of said Plaintiff
and against said Defendant, for the sum of $41596
on which said judgment there is now due said sun
Ct s41596, with interest thereon from and since tn.
4th nay of April 1870 and which said execution has
to me, Sheriff Of said stearns county, been duly
sell public auction to tho highest cash bidder
the front door of the Court House in the city Of st
Cloud, in said stesrrs county, on MONDAY, TIL
Of al
which the said Defendant, Joseph Broker had on tn
10th day Of November, 1860, or at any time theseai
and to tho following described real property
Lots nine, (o) twelve, (l0 sixteen (le) aud seven
teen, Q7) in Block three, s), in Columbia Square
in the city of st. Cloud, according to the plat
survey Of said Columbia Square made by James Il
Place and recorded in the ONCE Of the Register Q
Deeds of said stearns county; aso Lots nine 0) an
ten. (o) in Block thirteen, (l3) and Lot nve, -
in Block fo,tyseveD, in the town (now city, Of 81
Cloud according to tho plat and survey Of said tow
made by John L. Wilson and recorded In the once
the Register Of Deeds Of said stearns county.
THOMAS g. ALDEN,
Sheriff Of stearns county, Ainnesct'
HAYS KERR, go.
Attorneys for Judgment Creditors.
Dated November 2sth, 1870. -. des1-7v
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Congress met on Monday at noon.
The President sent in his message the
same day. We give 1t in full IN sup
element with this issue. It is q CON-
nonsense, practical document, and
will repay careful reading.
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O. A. GILMAN, Register.
dec1-oW% T, G, MCCLURE. Receiver
iJOTICE.-U. 8: LAND OFFICE
NJ o. Hl4.aA o.

NOTICE-U. 3. LAND OFFICE,
N St. Cloud, MIMI, Nov. %, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
A: Chapman against James Way for ab abandoning his
1855, upon the 5nwh n Il swh section %,
township IN, range 80, in Morrison CO., Minneeo.
with view to the cancellation of said entry: the
ssa tb. on 70
o'clock in the afternoon correspond and furnish tssti
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
@. A. GILMAN, Register,
dec1.6we T. G. MCCLURE, 1ocsiveE.
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TERMS. INDUCEMENTS, &C.

TERMs-43a Year of So Numbers, and only
o.. SO in Clubs of Ten. This Quarters Is Number,
sent FIR LEE, as offered above. Our Club Induce
ments for 1871 are unprecedented. Specimens, Pre-
MUM LISTS &C., sent free TO all forming CIubs-and
we want u live club agent in every Town. Address
ID. ID. r. MOORE. Al Park Row. n. Z,
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JOURNAL for 1871
Masonic Books,

Jdgic Sports, Co.'s pages, illustrated. Sent free
on receipt of ono stamp for postage. Address
ADAMS & CO., Publishers, Boston.
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America Is
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseas
% Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
habits. Great numbers have been cured by this no
BILE remedy Prompted by desira to benefit tho af.
6icted and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine. in q sealed en-.
vslope, to any ono who nesdsit, free Of charge. Ad
dress JOSEPH T. 1NMAN, Station D. Bible House,
New York city. $3.50 . ~ t>"''.5 -'-' ''
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

flash for PrOduce.-STEVER l. BRAYTON,
10 Barclay st. New York, Commission Merchants
for tho sale Of Poultry, Game, Butter Cheese, E.gs
and all KINDS of Country Produce. Weekly prices
current and marking plates free to shippers First
class references furnished.
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G. BRIDGMAN.
Dealer in
So NJ e r.
At the Mills Le~sr 81. Clsol
FARM FOR RBNB.

The undersigned 1salA e6er fse rat IN
excellent farm On aeak River, ssvsa miles
from, 81. Cloud. Il seataiua- 10 srss-
>l20 acres under eultivsasl, the balsnss
good meadow and timber land-Gnl has .
good house, barn, we'll, As. Rs1t, 33sel. .
year. Inquire 1t fHs JOURNAL s6ass.
- 3. r.. -; JOHN VANDBHDLUB
At Cloud, Oct. 18th, 1870 v1S-BN
STRAYED OR STOLEN.