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FOK FLORIDA PORTS AND HAV-
ANA.

FOK FLORIDA PORTS AND HAV-
ANA.
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS.
FOR PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON, APA.
LACHlCOLA. ST. Marks, CEDAR KEYS,
TAMPA AND KEY WEST. Through bhls OF
lading to Columbus, Georgia, snd Bair bridge
Georgia, and all regular landings on Chsttahoocfee
river; also TO FEkNANLINA and JACKSON
VILE.
This lire is com ed of the following ste amshius,
to sail EVERY SA URDAY:
LAVACA. 4. Scaeileuger Commander
LOR1DA.................M. 'i4eary Commander
BEAUFORT. ........J. Mc1 Baker Commander
MARC ART. William Dlal eney, Commander
TAPPAHANNOCK.....C. w. Reed Commander
<S The steamship
-S LAVACA,
SCHELLNGER, Commander.
VIII leave her wharf. foot of Calliope street. en-
SATURDAY. May d, st P NJ. For freight or
passage, apply to
h. W. PERKINS 4 CO., Agents
&c Caron delet street.
N. B.-Shippers will please procure orders from
Agents Office before sending freeht to steamer.
No freight received on the day of SAILING.
fe2 ly
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FOX NEW xORk VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the United States mail
To sail FRIDAY, June 3. at 6 P. nj.
The magnificent Al sidewheel ocean
s.sssSA1eAA steamship
KAPIDAN,
NHIHHURsT, Commander
Will leave her wharf, post II, First District, as
above.
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed accom-.
Hodations, apply to Wh. CkEhVY Agent
IS Carondeiet street, corner Grayier
The steamship Bieuviile Baker, commander, will
ioHoW ano saii on her regular day, oc3p
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S z y 4 n g o AT 8,
EXPORTS,

NEW YORK VIA Notwithstanding George
Cromwell-b2 bbs rosn for Havana. 6S5 bales cotton
20 bales hides "a hides 1919 bbs -four I65 bills oil S4 C(
in specie $50 bbs onions 1853 SKIS ocaks IS bags wool 81
NEW YORK VIA Notwithstanding De Soto
90 bos rosiD 40 bbls taov 1900 bbs -four 6S7 corn
ties hams S275 in specie for Ala bales cotton
bbls moasses 100 hides lis hf 1876 bb -four
hhts tobacco 81 bbs moasses 80 bags wool 50 bales OF
tobacco 1900 empty barrels lab mdse for New York
APALACHl Enthusiastically Pert-482 bbls t1onr
Dds Hour 100 pigs mdse bbs whisky ii bags coffee IA
bbls mol.sses tics hams csks bacon l les lard 633
SKIS corn l03 SKIS oats bbs onions
LtVERPOOL-Shp Preston-26S7 bales cotton 1900
slaves
ST LOUIs-steamer Mohawk and Barges-e3 crates
earthenwsre
Observation-Disclosures Magenta-426 bbls fish plates
1905 bars railroad iron
IMPORTS.
IND tAwOLA VIA Steamship
w Hewes-58 bales cotton Sl2 1872 in specie bds Of
skins q bds hidss 59A head cattle 81 bags wool
NJ DBL LE-Steamer Mary-25 bales cotton 30 sks meas
40 h bxs tobacco IA bds paper bbs rosin and supdres
BR1S IOL-Brig Essex-2264 bars railroad iron
RRcKIPTs OF PRODUCE.
LOUIS 7ILLE-Steamer Mary Houstor-27O2 SKIS corn
81 bales cotton "a hhds tobacco 200 bbIs pork
WASH Nc tON-Steamer Lizzie HCpkins-l25 bales
'ks cotton seed bales wool bags oil and iries
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Myrtie-8 bbls potatoes
'6 SKIS potatoes and sundries
OUACHlTA RIVER-Steamer Mayfower-l22 bales
Observation-Disclosures La Bele-2S9 bales Gotten
IS head cattle and sundries
SHREVEPORT Steamer Grand Era-l3l bales cot
on hides bags wool and sundries
BIZ THE EAILROADe.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
:oAD May 27-63O bales cotton 63 half bales moss l6
mas sugar IL bols mo asses 4S SKIS potatoes hides
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THE OWNER OF a BAY AnARE
about fifteen hands gh sent to this stable
on the sixteenth OF February 1870 by the officers of
the steamboat Wild wagone: is hereby notified to
come forward. claim the mare and pay expenses and
charges otherwise proceedings will be instituted to
recover said expenses and charges.
New Orleans, May q, 1870.
PHILIP LINER,
Tattersas Stables, No. 1873 Gravier street.
rny22 81 ie2
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STEAMSHIPS.

L IL
THE CROMwELL LINE.
For New York via Havana.
This line is composed of the steamships
GEORGE WASHINGTON, CORTES,
OEORGE CROMWELL. MARIPOSA.
XN[EM5 The steamship
GEORGE ROMWELL,
8. l.. CLAPP, Commander
"lil leave her wharf. foot of Toulouse street, on
FRIDAY. May a. at M
Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SEQ
The steamship Benville, Baker Commander, Will
follow &nd sail on her regular day.
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Havre taken
py TINS line. ard through bills of lading given for
Inc sane. For freight or passage apply To
ALFRED MOULTON,
myI No. Al Carondeet street.
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LOTTERIES,

D@AW WING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR MAY FL. 1szo
CLASS 1sS.
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5sIi;l % IS &c p Is 81 aIGIaI-I9I@I@
The above drawings are published !, ou.,
rooms of the Company fS uohy az the
inIIoormatlon furnished and prizes cashed bv
G. HUNARD, SIMMONS 4 co. CsntTset3,s
81. Chares street, corner Union. New 0raan,s
-, vines t our hands. at New Orleans Iouisians
ILLS '"enty-seventh day of May 1870.
II. PERALTA
ADAM CITIZEN,
BEWARE OF BOGUS LoTTERRifERs% 'ss'oD sngs
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FOX NEW YORK.
N ROB ANTS' EAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the frstcla steamships
SSiK5ESCENl ClTY.......; Captain Geo. L. Norton.
GkENIEKAL MEADE.:.:. Captain A. " sampson G@e1.:
WWLESSSTrSSsIPri Captain )" henry
EMILY b. BOULDER. Captain -.
EGs COMPRISING THU FIRST-CLASS
SSAaASHS. Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATUK.
DAY.
The Steamship
UNITED STATES,
A. BLANCHARD, Commander
Win leave her wharf. foot of jefferson street. on
SATURDAY, May o. at S IA.
These steamers have superior accommodations
Tor passengers.
Capln Passage. ........-.................$s0
Steerage Fassa &c. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Bills of lading signed through TO liverpool GIas-
gov and Bremen Through tickets for first class and
Storage passengers tor LIVERPOOL and the CONT
nent, connecting with Guions Line of Steamers
sailing from New fork every Wecne sday
For freight or Passage, apply to
Low s. LUDWTGSEN
No. 1870 Common street.
. Tho steamship GENERAL MEADE W. follow
leaving on SATURDAY. June 4, at p. ".
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t. n Fer st. Louis. Cairo, Mem.
phis. Vieksburg. Natchez. Baton Rouge
and intermediate landings the Iow.pressure
GREAT REPUBLIC.
W. B. DONALDSON, Master
j. h ATKINSON and w. A. HURp C1erks
- Leaves TUESDAY. May 81. at p 81.
a plan of the cabin be SEEN and state rooms
secured by applying at the office of Sinnott A.
Aoains, no. 20 commercial place. myI9
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From the Detroit Mechanic and Inventor,

From tie Detroit Mechanic and Inventor. =.
The Coop TIKI Coxr.-The patent 20
long held by Wheeler l. Wilson for the four
motion feed sewing machine. has 1T last
expired, and IN extension has been refas-
Cd. Tho day hos gone BY when q msohine
costing but from $15 to $50 can be sold
At from $50 to 1925. We. see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Comps-
ny, Of Detroit, are first in the field with
machine embodjing oil the best features Of
tho more costly article; and while their
machines are in every particular, % pr.
feet in their adoption TO- oil elassss Of
work a. tho Wheeler l. Wilson, Grover 4
Baker, and Singer, they are;now .dispesing
Of them ct prices ranging from $3.50 $40.
This 10 oertsinly IN immense reduction.
and i.s effects. arc s1rsady to be seen in .ths
large orders received, and tho large ship.
nents made daily BY the 1hetieai Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, 116 Bates street,
: Detroit. =,
Mr.. Jacob Clsson 10 the densrsl Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him STAMP
for circular and sample work. He wsnte
live agents everywhere. Extra i1duee.
nents, offered. Address Jacob Clason,
West Union. Iewa. ..>. - =
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P't,srsd sad SslS " tie lnvessor and Pro-
Psietor, -"
ALFRED NESMITH.
At his Laboratory,
3s0o Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
And oil DF1ggists and Dealers Every.
where,
v12.n41
NOTICE..

q. 8. LAND .O1YIoE,
ST. CLOUD. M1xx., Nov. l8, 1870.
An ss,endtd Hop Of the line Of the
route Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
having been filed IN this Office ON the 18th
inst. changing the original route and land
limits, BY removing the same from three 70
ten miles south, NOTICE Is HEREE z
GIVEN, That on the 26th day Of Deeembt T
next, al tracts Of land in this District
which were included in the twenty mile
limits Of the designated line Of said road.
~ originally fled (September Gath. 1870, J
and which are outside tho twenty mile
limits Of the said swssSed lac. will be re-
stored TO their; coalition prior to with
drawsl that il. those heretofore offered at
public sale, will b rendered subject to
private entry, prs-smption and homestead
at Is Per sere, and those tracts which
were uAo1ered will b subject to pre-emp.
Ton and Homestead sntsy.:. ..~se z,..fy T..
-, The tovnships wholly or partially affect
a are - fellows, = Wit Townships Num-
bsr u end s., Of Rsagss Number "a to q
iusiusive, III meridian; and Townships
Nunbsr 100 sad 40 Of Ranges Number Is
. Is iDslasive, bth nsridiaa. ...s ....-:.
a Diagram showing fully oil of said
tracts may DO seen ct this Office.
BY order Of the Hon. Commissioner Of
the General Land Office. !.
- c. A. GILMAN, Register
dsel-4w I. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS:

THE UNDERSIGNED, Superintendent
J. Of tho Schools Of Stesrns county, Min
nesots. will conduct public examination
OF teachers at tho following times and pla-
ces:
On Wednesday, tho 2lst day Of Dscem.
Der, 1870, between tho hours Of 9 A. n. and
3P. H., at the scheolhouse in the village Of
New Munich.
On Friday, tho 2sd day Of December,
1870, between tho hours Of 9 A. n. and 2 ?.
n, at the sohoolhouse, District No. q, st
:Paynesville, comprising the towns Of Grow
Lake, Getty, Grove, Melross,; North Fork.
Oak, .Paynesville, Raymond, Sank Centre,
81. Martin and Zion, Of the 9TH Commas
sionsr District -. -.
On Saturday, the 24th day Of December,
1870, between tho hours Of 4. u. aud;3 ?.
r., Ct the schoolhouee in the Village Of
Riehmoad, comprising tic towns 81 Eden
Lake, Manson, Luxembourg. Rockville and
Wakefield, of the Sd Commissioners District.
On Thursday, the 2sth day Of December,
1870, between the hours of l0A. II. and 8
?. n, at the sohoolhouse in the village Of
st. Joseph, comprising thetowns Of Albany
Avon, Broekwsy ,Le Sank, St. Joseph and
st. Wendell, Of the I'd Commissioner Dist.
On Friday. the 30th day Of December,
1870, between the hours of A. n. and 3 P.
H., 81 the sohoolhouse in District No. Al,
in tho town Of st. Cloud. comprising tho
lot Commissioner District.
On Saturday, the Slst day Of December,
1870, between the hours Of 9 A. N. and P.
n, 1t my Office in the town Of St. Augusta,
comprising the towns Of Lynden, Fair Ha-
ven, Maine Prairie and St. Augusta, Of the
4th Commissioner District.
Persons DESTROYS to teach any school In
Stearns county, Minnesota, will please be
in attendance at tho above.named times
and places. HENRY KREBS,
County Superintendent Of Schools,
Stesrns county.
st. Augusta, November n. 1870: dses
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DIssOLUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ Notice l. given that tho eepsrtner-
ship heretofore existing between the I'M
dsrsigusd, under. the firm name Of Scott,
Hegg 4 Swsnson, 10 hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. All claims, accounts and
notes due 70 said hrm viii DO collected By
Rox. L. Scott and Gustav O. Hegg, who
win also pay oil claims against said firm.
Dr. ROBERT L. SCOTT,
s@T GUSTAV o. HEGG.
go MARTIN SNENSON.
Doted Ooe. ), 1870. dsc9- 3v
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THE MARKETs.

T. E..-.>. 80, Sr. CLouD, Dec. %, 1870. +
Wheat still holds at 80 cents for No. / {;
75c for No. 2.
Oats bring a5a36o on the streets.
Corn, shelled, 5ba6oc.
Barley-very little demand may b
quoted at 48a5Oc.
Rye, 300.
Bran is worth Slipper ton, plenty on
hand.
Hsy, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at Sc.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality.
Potstoss,- retail at 100; none being
brought In.
Cheese-Minnesots, 16c; New York, 200.
Butter-good roll brings 25s readily
Green apples are very plenty, 1t $4.76s
6.26 per barrel.
Eggs' 25o, and hard to get At any price.
Cranberries, s. 90 per bu., and scarce.
Wool, $50.
Dry maple wood is worth $4.50a$6 for
fulI cord; green maple, oak, &C., $4a$4.60;
tamarac, $3.50.
M1ANEAPoL1s, Dec.21
Wheat-65c. for No. l.
Oats-37c.
Corn-5Oo.
M1LwAuKEE, Dec. 21.
Wheat-EirmeY, 81 06f for No. l
Corn-45c.
Oats-39c:
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THE i LOST 0IlLDRHH IoUID.


About Eour lalles fkom Hone-Re.,a
By the Indians-lettsrl ron A Exe.
witnsss-A $50 stsry.
Two R1vsls, Moaa1sox CouxrY, MINI. !, ..s
December l8sh, 1870. u
EDITOR JouRHAL.-T bodies Of IL I've
lost children Of Mr.. Peterson have at lat
been found. They were discovered o. tls
north bank Of the Two Rivers. abest four
miles from home, and were ysstsrdsy
taken to their parents. They ws1s fo1nd
BY tho Indians. A oitissn living near
Birch Bark Fort Lake, while hunti,s cane
70 an Indian camp. The sqaaws, Who alan,
were there, tried to explain to him that hoy
had found . white girl dead q Two
Rivers. BY marking The river out In he
ashes. They wanted him 70 come back
tho next day, but he thought some Aunts,
had killed one Of their children, s.d 10
did not like to 30 back. The second day
after, the Chief took Ais trek sud
followed it to his house. told him about
tho girl and went with him and three others
to where she lay. They Travelled four
days before they arrived here, when, viii
i've others, went with them to eet tho
child While looking around to ascertain.
hpossibls, the direction in which che cane.
We found the boy. He l.y sbout twenty
feet from his little sister. He looked nat
ural aud had not lost much flesh, but the
girl had wasted away to nothing but skin
and bone, which shows that she lived sever.
al days after him. From oil appearances,
their feet had been frozen badly before
they died. The boys were very much
swollen; the. girls were blsek, and . por-
ton Of the flesh WAS gone, 70 that the cords
were exposed. The boy lay On his back
and looked Is If no had died without
much suffering. Tho girl had taken .
pair Of rings from her ears, torn some hair
from her head, wound . piece Of cloth
around both and put The little parcel in her
pocket. She had then taken of hsr d,ss,.
laid down and covered herself With Il.
These are tho facts, ~ 1. ssw AID heard
them. The children wandered from hsns
seven weeks ago. Arp.
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a|lI6G -
e.;s..I IS,
DIED.
-. s

In 81. Cloud, Dec. 18th, oftyphoid fever,
OLlv1 ADHILA, daughter Of James and
AsrEarst Biggersta6, aged years and
months.
On the morning Of Dec. 10th, ALEXANDER
R1caAaDsox, aged So years.
Mr.. Richardson came to Saint Cloud in
1855, and has been, since that time, held
in high esteem as man and a. citizen.
His loss will DO severely felt. On Tuesday
his rsmains were taken to W,nona, where
he has brother, and will there be buried
HOLIDAY k15LR0fl0Ns.-NoW that the
he'idsys ass nearly here, every one Il
locking sbeut for something choice in the
NY ef a seeeptabls git for mother,
sister, brother. friend Or sweetheart.
We weald ~ 70 Ill, you can ind nothing
more beautiful Or appropriats for Christ
uas gin than one Of those exquisite
ahronos that are being sold by the North
western Real Estate Association Of Min
Respolis. Every chrome is aeeom.nied by
one os'more shares in tho Grand Drawing,
and you may thus mako the recipient Of
your holiday present the happy owner Of
tAoSsands Of do1!srs vorth Of property.
Two dollars will purchase . beautiful
chrome and chance Of drawing IN Opera
House worth $25, 900 or ono Of ninety
nine other magnificent prizes.
Read their circulars aad advertisements
and improve this opportunity.
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ITEMS -. s-Ss5xs33 &. IL Xxx
Regular meeting Of the City Council
on next Monday night. T." r {
Dried and green fruits Of all varieties,
ct Boyd's. II 80
MIR. o. E. Garrison has sent Grew Of
men into the pineries, and will engage IN
numbering this winter.
Whatever you wish 10 get for the
holidays, 80 to Limperioh's.
The Presbyterian sooiable will meet
tomorrow evening at the residence Of Mr..
John R. CLARK.
Subscriptions received for any Psriodi-
cal, At Tobey's.
Mr.. Z. Capple lost valuable COW on
Monday night; supposed to have been
poisoned.
-Ticknor, Tolman & Co. have = fne o.
sortment Of the celebrated "1XL" pocket
cutlery, cheap.
Rev. s. K. Stewart, Of this city, at.
tended tho Episcopal Convocation At Min
neapolis last week, and preached at the
opening service.
Call. early and select your toys, a
Tobey's.
Tho Alexsndria Post says that Knut
johnson WAS shot and killed by = couple Of
hunters, who mistook him for . fox - he
Was moving through tho bushes.
"A lot Of choice aavoring extracts and
sdrfumery, at Paul Mockenhsupt's.
Prof. Ira Moore, Of the St. Cloud
Normal School, is one Of tho Associate
Editors Of the Ainnesota Teacher, a very
useful publication for those engaged in
teaching.
Choice teas and ooffees, direct from
New York, just received At Edelbrock's.
MIR. NJ. E: Nixon has contracted with
J. II. Owen 4 Co., for the erection Of .
two-story dwelling house on Wells Avenue,
on tho lot adjoining that on which his
present residence stands.
Don't fail to call and examine tho new
and elegant assortment Of Holiday Goods
just received, Ar BusH's.
ALLEN h Russell have something yer
nice in the line Of Teas. Every pound 10
warranted to give satisfaction.
"A prominent citizen Of this place de-
elared last week that nothing could induce
bin to leave St. Cloud, while his children
needed the advantages which the schools
here afford. He knows what 10 Of super
lstive value.
Canned fruits, a?arge assortment, 1t
Boyd's.
On saturday night, tho wsll-known
livery horse Of J. E. hayward, "0ld Walk
sr," 80 injured himself in his stall, BY
becoming entangled in his halter, that hs
died the second day afterwards. "Walker'
had long been standby.
Elegant holiday books; At Roseaber-
ger Bros
Corn and cob crushers,
At Grovenor's.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.


private instructor for married persons or those
about to he married, both male and female in every.
thing concerning the physiology and relations Of
sexual system and the production and prevention Of
ofsprng including all the new discoveries never be-
fore given in The English language, BY VIM. YOUNG
M. D. This is really valuable and interesting
work. written in plain language for the general
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the impedment to married
fe should read this book It discloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still It IL
book that must be locked up and not Lilo about the
house. It will be snt to any address on receipt Of
cts. Address DIR. VIM. YOUNG, No. 4ls Spruce
Street above Fourth, Philadelphia. vl3n16.6m
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME @. MEAR6'S
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies.
No. 222 M2diRQu AYenue. Nerx K~>lz

NO. Ss% mo01SOn Avenue. View Yak.
The next session will commence Tuss.
day, September 20, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
no9Qcing to her patrons and friends, that
she will be able to offer superior ADVANTAGES
for the complete and elegant education of
Young Ladies, at the opening of the next
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The course of Instruction comprises the
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During the season Lectures will be do.
livered by eminent Professors on subject.
connected with the various departments Of
instruction. These Lectures will be a.
ranged for the general benefit Of tho
school.
Music, drawing, painting, singing, L..
may be included, at special rates.
The best professional talent il employed
In the various Departments, and the whole.
is under the immediate care and supervi,-
ion Of Madame C. Mears.: ,.
French is the language Of the establish-
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &c., sent on -
plicatlon.
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An EXTENSIVE LAND DEALIR.-We no.
ticed briefly last week visit Of Mr.. Calvin
F. How. Of New York city, to this locality
and the northwestern portion Of tho State.
He has since returned to New York. It is
now four years since Mr.. II. first visited
st Cloud, and during this time he has en-
tered over 100, 900 acres Of land in Mime
sofa. His selections seem to hsve been
made with keen foresight - to the grsa,
improvements now in progress, and by
which their value has been much increas-
ed. In stesrns county hs has 20, 900 acres
OF choice lands, which 10 hope may soon
be sold to actual settlers. His selections in
Otter Tail county have proved very profit
able-Mr. h. being offered. on this trip,
IS per acre for some locations. His Red
River selections, made year ago, have
more than doubled in value. Since his last
visit here he has purchased about $4,000
acres of land in Wisconsin. His customers
seem to prefer this mode investment
Downing tho land) to loaning their money
on mortgages to railroad companies.
While We are "down on" land specula.
ters - class, yet We are inclined to make
Mr.. How IN exception, not only ON &C.
count Of his genisl,ty, but because hs
passes the lands rapidly through his
hands.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-22

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