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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
Paw Your Taxes |

y accordance with an Act OF ths Gsnersi A.
Il scmhly ui this Commonwealth. approved ihs
ga day q March. A. u. ls7o. "rciatnr ths
collection uf taxes In the county OF CIearfid. -
notice is therefore hereby given 10 the iarftieri
residing 10 The districts below namcd tha. th-
County Treasurer. IN accordance with a, ssond
section Of said Act, viii attend ai tht piar ul
holding The borough and township eitciita, on
the following named days Tor ths purpr.s ol
reccitinr the County. bounty and Stat iarr, an !
Militia Fines asscsscd for ls7o;
Tor me borough Of Cloarhsid and lswr,,,. avn.
ship, on Friday and SATURDAY, Nav ls.h A tlth
For Pike tuwhship and The borough Of Cr-rsns.
vile. on Saturday and Monday. Nav sIsi aad
For harihaus ou Tuesday. iho 18th oi Nav
lpr Noringion, on "Wednesday the lSh of Nav
lnr eirard, on Thursday, the lqth of Nav.
For Goshen, 90 Friday, the 2oih Of Mnr.
iur trahumi % Tuesday. The 2Ith of NJ
Tor Morris, on wednesday. ihe asth OF Ma.
For brcaiur, on Thursday. the 26ih of Nav.
tuf osccolA, on Friday. the 27th Of Msv.
FOR boggs 90 Saturday, the 2sth uf NAV.
Tor liusioa, on Monday. thr soth 0f Nav.
For Union, on rucsday. the sisi Of M
fur BRADY, on Wednesday. the 1t Of ger,
fur hloom, on Thursday. the ID of Jun,.
tor Penn, on friday. iho sd II June.
, qr Lumber City, ou Saturday. the th Of Jrrc.
for brndiord, on Saturday the ilh nf jun,
titifens oi Penn and Ferguson who hnd ID norc
convenient is meet the Treasurer ai urvl,-r CITY
than ~ their election houses, can avail fhrmssivss
~ that privilege Parties can also pay their taxcs
a. TIE Ircasurcrs oRcc 81 any time from this for.
ward. Upon an taxes paid on and rrcrisus o.
the days designated there W. be q rsdu,iion II
hre per cent The balance of the Sis,rict. vii
be announced IN doe tine
LEVER ILLEGAL.
Tr-ssursfis 0iHcs, Tre,,ur.r.
c4-trf.'s p, April y. itst
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIo-
We all note the fact to-day that a
huge number Of important O charac.
tiers in society aro sailing under the
titles Of" Major, ""General, Colonel, -
&c, earned in the late war. So high
~ honorable are these titles supposed
to be, that the wives OF the military
gentlemen are introduced as Mrs. Ma.
jor SO and SO, Mrs. General, &c. Bat
il appears that the aonors claimed 10
have been won by white soldiers Of
the Northern army are strongly qHes-
toned by their "cullud companions
in arms" Wendell Phillips, and the
entire niger element Of the nation.
dispute the claim OF white victories by
the Northern soldiers 1t was the
"negro" who "saved the country, not
the white "patriots !" and they think
it quite time for the white generals,
majors, &c, 10 subside, and retire into
the back ground To Sambo belongs
all the glory. The lamentcd @ Stan
ton, Secretary Of War, told Wendell
Phillips that the white military Gle.
ment Of the North was on the point
Of failure when two hundred thousand
negro soldiers came to its assistance,
and saved the assaulted legions from
being gobbed up by Davis, Ice & Co.
Such being the case, pray tell US,
members OF the'grand army, &c, what
the grand is intended to express,
unless 1t is grand failure, or grand
humbugl To the nigger, then, be-
longs all the military glory @ Of the
North. Stick to it, Sambo.-N y
Dan Book
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

As. .cr rix rus TIM ron HOLDING
rnr stvtRAL COURTS ~ cfEAnriELp
COUNTY
StcrioN /. BE u enacted by ne Sen.
ate AMI House of R,prssniaiiUcs g
the Commonwealth of PcHasylrdaia, m
General Assembly met, and u Is hcrtby
enacted by the authority Of me Sfmei
That the terms Of the several courts
In aud for the county of Clcarheld,
shall commence and be held as follows; I;
on the second Monday OF January the
third Monday of March, the first Mon.
day of June, and the fourth Monday
of September; each term to continue
two weeks, if necessary, except the
January and March terms which shall
continue but one week, and the courts
of Common Pleas and Orphans courts
shall in addition to said terms, sit Tor
the trial Of civil causes and such other
business as may come before them,
on the second Monday of November,
and continue two weeks, if necessary,
and venires for petit juries shall issue
in the usual form for such term, un
der tho direction OF the Judges OF
the courts aforesaid.
B. B. sTRANG,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
CHARLES IL. STINSON,
Speaker Of the Senate.
AppRovED-The sixteenth day OF
April, Ammo Domini, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy.
JN0. W. GEARY.
.9n .gcf
To FIX MONTHLY RETURN DAYS IN THE
COURTS OF cLEARFIELD, PERRY AND
CENTRE COUNTIES.
SECTION l. Be il enacted, DC, That
every writ for the commencement OF
an action issued out of the Courts OF
Common Pleas of Clearfeld, Perry
and Centre counties, shall bear date
on the day OF tho issuing thereof, and
NAV be made returnable as follows,
to Wit: on tho first Monday Of each
and every month, as well as the first
day of each and every term Of said
Court, except summons IN partition
which shall be returnable TO the first
dav of the then next term, and such
process may be directed to be returned
TO either of the said monthly return
days which may happen before the
next or TO the first return day Of the
next term at the option of the party
taking out the same, or in case there
shall not be ten days between the
issuing thereof and the first day OF
the next term the same may be made
returnable on any Friday of the term,
or on the next monthly return day
thereafter or TO the first day Of the
next succeeding term, and in all suits
instituted in SAID Court when returns
of such process are directed TO be
made to a monthly or other return
day the party may obtain such return,
filc declarations and other pleadings,
take judgments for want of aflidayits
OF defence, put causes to issue and
have them tried, and do all other mat
ters aud things in the prosecution OF
suits that might be done if the said
wriis have returned on the first day
Of any term Of said Court, and the
stay Of execution allowed by the third
and fourth sections Of the acts entitled
."An Act relating to Executions, ap
proved June sixteenth. one thousand
eight hundred aud thirty six, shal
count from the return day TO which
the original process issued was made
returnable. B. b. STRANG,
Speaker Of the House of Reps
CHARLES II. STINSON,
Speaker Of the Senate
ArPRovED-Thc eignreenth day o
April, Ammo Domini one thousan'
eight hundred and seventy.
JNO. W. GEARY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

How SOUTHERN OUTRAGEs ARE MAN
uFAcrURED Mr.. Farnsworth, full
blooming Radical, and member Of
the Reconstruction Committee Of the
House, in his recent speech against
General Buffers Georgia bill disclosed
the manner in which a certain class
of bills in relation to the South are
passed. 1t is this "Whenevcr one
of these bills was to be passed, the
Washington Chronicle published ao.
counts Of so great outrages that i'm
mcdiately the Reconstruction Com
mittee was called together and a bill
reported 10 the House. He remcm.
bered that last year a gentleman, n
very clever fellow, but man whose
politics were always those Of the
reigning dynasty, who had sold arms
to the people Of Georgia in the winter
Of 1860 '6l with which TO shoot down
Union soldiers, went down to Georgia,
and, with the assistance Of Governor
Bullock manipulated the Legislature,
and 90, Commissioner appointed to
examine his claim for payment for
these arms. The Commissioner was
manipulated so as to make a favora.
able report, but the Legislature re-
fused to adopt it or to pay the claim.
Thereupon that man came on 10 Wash.
ington full Of sorry, his heart wrung
to its very depths, with tears in bis
eyes over the terrible prosecutions OF
tho negroes and loyal mon of Georgia
That man was in favor of the recon
straction Of Georgia at once. What
was his tombstone IL was that he
could get bis s25,OO0 and interest for
the arms that be had sold in the State
Of Georgia"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DY virtu. of an order issued ont Of The Orphans
ID Court Of Clcar6sld county, in thr Common
wealth Of Psnnsyirania. on the estate Of Godfrey
Weaver, late Of Brady tornship. deceased, there
will D, exposed 10 Public Sale At sehWsm's Hotel,
in LUTHEBsBURG, on
Monday, the 28th day Of May, 1870,
Al o'clock p IN, the following Real Estate, stu.
ATE IN Brady township, clsarfcll eouuiy, Pa,
and described a. follows;
Tract No. I contains 20 rerrs. and !, bounded
on the north by Godfrey zllioH. Jr., and Adam
korb; eAst by Henry Weaver south by George
renir, and west by public road. About 40 acrcs
cleared, with ~ acres in clover and meadow. A
good orchard, hswsi log house log barn, frame
stable. grain house, wood house. and good spring
and spring house convenient % the buildings. A
school house the northwest corner u the land.
The balance of IN. tract Il vel imberel with pirs
and heinlook, and within mile oi ihrcc saw miis.
Tract No. 2 contain, so acres, and is boundss
on the north by laaa II Frederick Lsirlcr. sasi BY
Frederick Winrrft, south ~ orufre Hnrtafeit nnd
west hy Henry Weaver. About eight acres cleared
and under cultivation. The balance Is covered
principally with hcmlock, oak and chestnut tim
bcr. aud there is saw mill and = rublic road
within sight Of the south end of the land
Thcs, tracts form a very desirable aai valua-
tlc property.
Terms and Conditions:
/ One third at confirmation Of sale. and ths bal
ance 10 10 secured hy bond ard mor,gag, on the
I premises. DAVID REAMs
WILLIAM WINGEBT,
Administrators Of Godfrey Weave, dec "a
LuihcrsburE May 4, lS7e-4t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

IIE KNows.-Don L iait describes
the New York Independent as "a
moral dry goods advocate Of isms
that tend TO free love and general
unsct,ling Of all that we hold near
and dear, and sacred. One half is
given up to the praises Of God and
the other TO putting money in the
pockets Of It's propriotors." IL speak
adyisedly," he continues, "when / say
that the columns are, and ever have
been, open to purchase, and every
quackcry possessed OF sufficient coin
can find insertion and a religious iingc
to make it acceptable" This is illus
trativc OF Becchcrism.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

GREAT FIBBERs AT a niggcr jolh
fcation IN Boston over the Fifteenth
Amendment graced by the pres
ence Of the Governor and and his staff,
one rcSolu,i N declared "ihe ratiiica
tiun of the Fifteenth Amendment q
the Constitution OF the United States
The deliberate act OF the whole Amer
Jean people" O. what horrd liars
There are but two States IN the Union,
Massachusetts aud Vermont, which
would ratiy il by perfectly fair pop.
mar vote.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
nIsrRIcr COURT or THE UNITED

IL stai0s Tor The Western DIftrlct OF FuhhFlI-
yania. In bankruptcy.
In the matter Of James II. Dale, Bankrupt
Western District Of Pennsylvania, ssi
warrant In Bankruptcy has been i,suod b.,
said Court against the estate Of james II. Dale, Of
the county Of Cearfeld, aud State Of Pennsylvania
in said district, adiudged Bankrupt upon peti-
iion Of one Of bis creditors and the payment Of
any debts and the delivery Of any properly be
longing 10 said bankrupt to him. or to bis use
and the transfer Of any property by him, are for.
hidden BY Law. A meeting uf the creditors Of said
Bankrupt. to prove their debts and choose one OF
more Assignee Of his estate. VAL be held n a
Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden al Clearheld, ~
said district, on the sth day Of June A. D. 1879
ai O'Clock, D. m, At the Office Of Hon. II. Buchci
swoope, before s. T. Woodruff. Esq, one Of ths
Registers in Bankruptcy Of sni district
A. MURDOCH,
mvs q L. g. Marshall, as Messenger.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

The Venango Spectator says: An
old boy of eighty summers aud n resi-.
dent Of Eric, clopcd with a buxom
widow of forty five, last week The
parties were ovcrhaulcd at Cleveland
aud the old fellow camo back to bis
own wife Of seventy years. They
kissed, agreed TO let bygones be by
cones, aud Aikor, that is his name,
says he is done sowing bis wild oats
ana viii settle down TO CONTINGENCY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

The New York Herald calls for the
names of the individuals who hissed
when the name Of Gen. Mcclellan was
mentioned mt the late reunion Of the
society of the army of the Potomac.
A cotemporary seconds the demand,
remarking that there is probably not
one OF the hisscrs "who. while McClel-
Ian WIS fighting the battles Of his
country, was not snug at home be.
hind some internal revenue, or Gus.
tom honsc, or post office desk, draw.
ing his salary rather than his sword" F"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

GEORGIA KICKED OUT AGAIN.-The
white men Of the South, playing the
lck-spittlc to the demons at " MashIng-
ton, who are boldly determined TO
play the role Of despotism forever in
this country, will, by and by, get
their OIL of "the situation" Georgia
is now recoqstructcd back into the
third Military District, its present
government is declared provisional,
and u new election is to take place in
November next Go on, desp0t The
devil will ovcrtake you yet.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

tiliy tive thousand white men nrc
disirauchiscd IN Massachusetts be-.
cause lhcy pay NO poll tax, bat mig.
gers ~ south Carolina, who pay nu
taxes of any kind make the avs for
that State, aud assessed the white
pcorle about sl0oo,000 last year
There is loyalty for you in practical
way.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

LAaar SrEER.-The Gettysburg
Compiler has the following: "Mr.
VIM. Anth"ny, butcher, Hanover. last
week slaughtered steer which weigh.
cd nn the h"oi twenty one hundred
aud hiiy pounds. This fine animal
was ied 10y nr Samuel 6 Snccrinrcr.
- tle vwinuy Il II S'rrrys,s~n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

Whether your religion be true or
not, il will be tried; whether il be
chaif or wheat, the fan Of the Great
Winnower will surely be brought into
operation upon oil that lies on the
tbrcsbing floor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

PERMITTED TO WITnDRhw-The
case OF Rev Horace Cooke, the Meth
odist minister who clipped with Miss
Matte johnson few months since.
and then came back a repentant sin.
rer, made application before the New
York East Conference. while ~ ses.
sion in the Seventh Street Church
for permission 10 withdraw from the
pulpit Quite number Of the breth-
rem were anxious to expcl him, but
moro moderate counsels prevailed and
he was permitted to 60. So ends tho
elopement story.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
JOHN TRoUTMAN,
FURNITURE DEALER
Market S.. eas, Of the Allegheny House.
CLEARTtEID, PA.

KEEP on hand an hind, Of Furniture. In salt.
Il or by the single article. Those iu need Of anv
ariicls q Furniture VII end q to their intcres,
10 call and examine my stock. which I will scll
very low for cash or exchange for suitable luu
Clfarfcii. Pa. A. = iS7n-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

A Western paper, commenting on
The high price Of eggs, thinks that
"hens could make piles Of money now
hy paving strict stt.ntion TO business {"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
THE MANSION HOUSE,
CLEARFTEID. PA

CLEARFIELD. PA.
U'HIs old aad eommodicus Hotel has. aurinr
Il he past year. been enlarged TO double is
iormsr capacity for the entertainment N ,,r.,
gers ana guests. The whole buillinr has hcer
rsiafniserd, and the proprietor will spare no
pains 10 render bis guests comfortable while
sts,iag With him.
~ The Mansion House omnihus runs 10
sns nom The Depot On the arrival and departure
"i eese u,is. JouS pouGHERTY,
F''H PsTris,sf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
Valuable Grist Mill Property

FOR sALEi
WE ofsr At Private Sale the "CadwaIladsi
w Gnst Mil Property situate on the line Of
the Tyrone Clearftld Railroad, two miles west
% rhiipsbufg, consisting Of % acres Of land
with small Dot CLEARED aud balance covered with
White Pine and lleialock timber with Grist MIL
3S1g5 feet, three stories high, two run u French
burrs, double bolt, aud Dwcllius House, al ia
good order. The wa'cr power is hrft-elass, AMI
would bs suitable for Wooiou FACTORY.
This property viii he sold very low and on sasy
terms Apply TO or address
WALLACE A WALTERS,
Real Estate Agents,
April -, 1904 Clearfsld. Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

REvELs TURNED OUT-An exchange
says: We are Informed that the ne.
gro "Seuator Revcls was ordered, on
last Thursday night, to leave the
Eulaw House, Baltimore, halfan hour
after he had been given room by
the clerk The proprietor was absent
at the moment OF the arrival of Rev.
els, as soon as he came in he reques.
ted the negro to leave, which be did
without creating any distnrbanne -
The dose is working Down with
the Fifteenth Amendment y Up
with the White Mans Government
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
MILLlNERS & DRESS-MAKERS
MRS. JoNEs.....................~~nIss GBAhY
Market Street, clearhsld, Pa.

ltAN be found near the residence Of hr {. ID
Y Watson, between Third and Fourth streets
Several dress makers wanted. myl-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

zS-An Appeal viii be hsid ct the Commission
ors' odicc in Clcarhcid. on Monday. the ssd dsy
q May, A. u. 1870, uhcn and uhcrc ali parties
feeling Asgricved viii please attend. accorAing to
lsv. J. n. SHAW.
srrfS,e hsrosutils Aprrais.s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
List of Retailers


nF Foreign and Domestic Merchandise in the
" county Of Clearfsld subject to the payment
li Licensc for the year lsTe;
TOWNSHIPS fgt... -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
educational.
MISS d. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

cLEARFIELD, PA.
THE SUMNER TERN Of twenty-five weeks,
Il will commence Monday, May ., lsTs.
A Primary department will be added to IL,
School this fall for which The services Of = con
pelsut instructor have been engaged. And n.
effort will be spared to render this department
attractive and instructive.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading or,hography. Writing, Object Les
sont, Primary Arithmetic snd rrimssy
Geography, per half tern, lOf eleven
weeks sks.l..............................,..... ., 70
History, Local and descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written rithmetic............-......... $50
Algebra and the Sciences. 30
Instruction In Instrumental music ......... ie ~
on psinting.-..... u ts
- NNiA s.-ssssss "
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clearisld, Aug. IS, ls6e-pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
NEW HousEi
HARTS0CK & GOODWIN,
CURWENSVILLR. PA

=-N~%-f a -
Are nov receiving, direct from BAltnors, New
York, Boston. PhIlsdslPhiA and Pia,bHgh, an
immenss stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
GENrs FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS aoAPs, BOOTS q sHoEs.
CHINA. GLASS A oUEEYswARE,
HARDwARD, sRocERlts, as,
Bought At lover prices than have beer made to
any house in town since the good ola hys be-
fore the late onplsAsaBtneH'-all is be dis.
tribuisd to those Who visit curvsn,alis for
supplies, in accordance with the great ,aerihc.
at which they were bought
The Ladies are particularly invited . call At
Hartsoek 3 GOodwin's Cheap Store to e.
auin. the splendid s,oct Of DRESS GOODS.
TRIMMINGS, sHAwLs, FANCY GOODS. As,
ns~ on exhibition.
They Doy ComPeiiunii
Parties esnno, do thsmsslvs, justice In bsy.
ing The nsee'ssries Of life vi,hou, calling N
HARTSOCK g. GOODWIN,
our"snsvills, Pouna m.tsm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
llw Advertisements.
THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
AHEAD or ALL ofnERsi
Eiglfy- Sir Thousand, ,Seuen Hundred
and Eighty. One Machines Made
and Sold the Past YedrN

This number sreee5' BY heu,ond' the sales Of
any other Machine, and the demand is ttill
increasing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04
THREE THOUSAND PER WEEK

THREE THOUSAND PER WEEK
Are now being made aud sed
THE REASONS WHY:
Because II smbodies essential principles not
found in any other Machinei because Of Its
simplicity Of eonst. sction, ease Of operation,
uniformity OF precise action at any speed, and
capacity for tho greatest range aud variety Of
work, enc or coarse.
Parties wishing to purchase should not fiji
to examine this bost Of all Sewing Machines.
I hsvo the agency for this Machine, and will
keep full supply on hand.
J. S. SHOWERS,
May 4, IsS0-tL Clearfsld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-04

COCO WANTED An active man. in
9JOO. each Couniy Ia the States, 70 travel
and take orders by sample, for Tea. C97ss ari
Spices. To suitable men We will give salary q
$500 20 $1,000 year, above travelling and stbsr
expenses, and = reasonable commisaion o. ALE.
Immediate applications are tolicitsd lrrz rrlrsr
parties. References erchanret. Apply Qa. o.
address Immediately, J. PACKER A CO.
"Conuu-niai Nirs.+
apr274t 80 Borery A.T Yen
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01
RAYMOND.
Harvesting Items.
RAYMOND, sTEARNs Co., |

49,. .-..,,, RAYMOND, STEARNs Co.,
var + '-~5''' '5!' August ~, 1870. s.
EDITOR JounNAL.-The harvest is past
but the summer is not quite ended we
hope, although such rain as We had last
Monday was enough to put the FIRE out in
some degree, and drive the mercury down
bslow The, seventies. ''-".!
The grain in this section was all stacked
before The rain reached us, so that little or
no damage was done.; We hear Of frost in
Other 1ocalities, but Jack has not; made his
appearance hers q yet Corn is fast GET
ting ostEofghis way, butpots tess,are most
ly going. Up the spout. The busS have re.
;newed their strength Of late and BEEN
heavily j reinforced, 7 ard no strategic
movement that potatoes can make will save
them' siltS'3 i'' 'oh.f2A1si 5gn}isrgg %t7ss
SAeM.8 '9a!1o! n"gt},ssA4 ,aa ~ ;aii,ess, fsaEsg
~ The click Of the sickle had scarcely died
away before the hum Of the cylinder ,~as
heard threshine dut ths sgfain r., an IN.
formed by those who have y thrsshed, that
tho yield does not come up to their,' exp1c.
s,.tion. = Kspgiiees u upSto the, Mart Nat
farmers have -, they will sempsnsats for
deficiency 'otherxjss.yr.g'' $, easlsssss i'UoTis
aa' es u Truly o1t .n ~ s5s
s'it 80. r. sia' .: B.uRAYMoND.
3s -'tA''i i's$5iE "a, 7bfi,a5W ft2.J aE.tt1etsl
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01
J Flight s ai.l "a M Associates. &, q


From Mr.. Dove, ma IN Tot
Garry on the 18th Of August, nd arriysd
3here yesterdAy ! ternoon, ne as lsasz That
the Canadian troop reached ths llsuth of
the Red River - M 22dd sc August and
took posssss,onso Il Tort Garry ID the fSrs-,
noon Of the 24th. 1.hsy found thsre 3 only
the Hudson By co. 81 ofhc ials ana fsx
French haltbresda Ia q
Refs spies hsa bssn captured, and Is
knew nothing IS Tie srsabouts 81 the
troops until they wsrs Within { stsv ,llliles
|sfthe Fort. Leavisg their breakfasts IN,
touched, in company with Donahue and
Lepine. he mounted horse, crossed tho Red
River.and fed, tits not known Just where.
Theare are about 400 Of the regular troops
including men; officers and voyagers. a
force Of 700 volunteers Was expected The
day day. Tho troops were received in -
friendly manner by the settlers. They were
in good spirits and health. ..,..g .,zs
The story that Riel MAS helping, open Z
way forth troops is said TO i DO untrue
Six boat loads Of English hall: breeds went
to their assi,tanoe, but Riel had nothing %
do with it. .,.,. .-...,. $3.50,
Mr.. Drever says tho grssshoppsrs entire
" destroyed the crops In tho Il oinitly 20
Fort Garry, but u that in both the ripper aad
lower parts Of the sett9smsnt To crops ars
good. .'t s r.. "; s S's s. .'05 g sss