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The plan for Scandinavian immigration is
progressing. Mr. Thomas, the State Commits
sloner' VIII soon leave for northern Europe,
and will return in August with a large num-
Der, who will be landed at Halifax. and
thence proceed by rail to Aroostook. The
state gives them settling lands.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-04-28

Walter Brown has been appointed instructor of
rowing at Annapolis.
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Sunday afternoon one of the convicts in the
Maine state Prison made Il teonious attnck upon
the oyerseers of the wheelwright shop. On enter
ing the shop he suddenly threw a stone at Overseer
Piper, striking him upon the head turning, he
threw two or three at Oyerseer Morton, who sue
ceeded in lodging them. 1t is supposed that he
had the stones concealed in a basket which he car
ried for the purpose of getting shavings Oyerseer
Piper was quite severely wounded
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-04-28

The developments of the Mcfarland trial
made the presiding Judge sick last week
He is better now. and the case proceeded on
Monday. The testimony principally relates
to the prisoners alleged insanity
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MokNlNG.
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

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We learn from the Portland Press that the water
in Buff Stream, in the northwest part of Waldohoro
at point known as Smiths Mills, on Friday broke
through the embankment on the west side of the
dam. and gradually encroached upon the yard and
finally undermined the story and a half house Of
Horace p Thing, which is carried offand deposited
in ruined condition on the lntervale below. The
water also undermined the barn one-half of which
broke away and fell into the water
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-04-28

The kennebec journal says that we'll
known railroad man and ex-governor few
days since was enjoying a quiet shave in one
of the barber-shops in Augusta, Ne. intend
ing to leave in the next tram that was then
about due. The locomotive whistle sounded
when the operation was about half through.
and . person entering the shop informed the
gentleman that the train had just started
from the depot. With hat and carpet-bag in
and a weeks growth of beard on one side of
his face. the venerable and respected ex-gov-
ernor started upon 3 run for the receding
train. His situation was observed by the
conductor, and although time, tide and rail
road trains generally wait tor no man, the
engine was reversed and the half-shaved in
divdual taken on board. where he was the
observed of nIl observers
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

y Rochester Post, one Of tho very
besto foui State exchanges, has donoed
az entire ne! dress, and look' Is hand
some e. IS the q b.! most fastidiou4s' p:inte'
could wish. i.
The M.u Ok, Union h.s enlarged is e
proportions. 4 : nine column sheet,
adopting the system 1t having its out
aide pages; printed abroad: The II. Onion
is too good : paper to fall into this plan,
and xe; tr !y!.4; to soon see i and every
other paper inothe State do all its work
ut it's own Office.
'The Mortified Ente,p'rri;.'e. 'tb' has grown
from seven to an cisht-column pape,
BY 'the sanaoe' process: '''|:'': :.''E< :" !
The ?Stasaar;a1 1,y'a new new; paper stArtesd
At Horthasla ~ r. b. Cono,sr;; viii
Austin! Wiley as editor: II is seven
column shtst;; we'll godtten; up. No an
nouucemcnt IS made as to politics, be
y5nd the' fact that it will specially ad
vocc;a'te, Temperance. = . :"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

GIN Y0ukd F1rks has j very
those. stosa,ias'nhms' ii! 'she 1tyyssa!: 4o'1a
tho JaSsdh.+ty iR7aamiber Mrs. :AsssiD: bT!'
Whieasyt 'o6hneuuc,ds 7~WsI 6if1s; i!At|
Homtg&!ty;;;""~hiohli,' @snixaSfsBy to
iasessd "TA1 Story. Of a 7Bad Bb5,"
Of last ye,r. AllswiA' look WITH jabira
istsstorsstlr. Tsovbtidg s'sl,st STAKES,
eBoJs .tths CapiboI.ye Waastists aPd:
ton Ross C<sry,an1n my 10th ist.ill
s,atilbSte. d4ttsoYu1f ,thsh11gssis1
tonth~3 oaeg: FOLKS ias3 dd9 osssaad
no difficulty in enjoying lt.osPsget
Psiee e2~i Field, Il aeeodn 4; dGQ Dos
toQ. " ursrao ri, t, eJnsi ait non
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20
INV III. .HYlXy LNa 49,,
W ARCHES. &! JRWELRY.
TO sii:. Doo3 II u2sl % ,ni:i'r,vo utde sV
siberian Iii winter ,s1Apple9!'
[EHlH 40 Ies' eg gro :oruI n ,'e1i.
.NARgNGO WINTER CkA1S:et5 81

i These fruits have been. ffally te..stea Ind
described, aud come recommended by the
best horticptberel authority, as may. DO
1T Is = desideratan 6 procure . huit
. i%: S.s:s' =; h:l IT,: ~ 's%;
before me as l write, March 2sth,. 1869;
specimens q n thse J M!4arsees ftab, witch ore
psd seie assh aSt. rcs and
asi!s :sesd1 e. R4 fN|life!t, y ]AA egEt'9pl
pRs sS ee s%ftnt es,:
besides the great point OF eitendinEz thte
family SsgsftnE Il more Attention" Dr..
J. 1. Warder. in Prairie Farmer. -
1868, find its texture 6ne-grained. flavor
mild-acid, pleasant, I.hink-th fruit must
be egre.t .eqqisitiop:" J. G. Plumb, Sec.
Wis. Hort. Society.
just .s: tsiss = Iii !ss aes ,ss:at
il The s list Of winter fssits u.s.
:':AR94a9tn mapy specimens o. this
lEul lave LGCelvcOs VVu1S CSeV SMoAvn-
70, a., perhaps the best, 10 al TeSnects.n"
F. r. Elii6tt, III Rdrn New 9orfer!. Th 7
The following descriptions, are, from
Trees .of AmeffEa'S aias Ioi
'' $:&ala&aE5! iii large for it. class,
s s::S. .s3 ssa o3sIh si?sjiS ~
eating from s'Ey -' II: r e late in
t1lJaIa!tAfrIit, oonie.,, rich warm
yslloss with ZsrRIS9 sss3 9s;a $sE
sub-acid, almost tender, excellent. SeaAoh,
December to March," ,enl! s'a' q!
pesrsaes, d&te eti5p. sprishtly, sab,.eid,
t: fS.:s . aaSEat4 &. 81
adding, to their sale a. market fruits, 7hSy
ab6dnd ID Juices, IND 10 eaa5tss ,'ltfG other
Class, Become dry and worthiesi i 't9Sh
as ripe. They are e@inently 6ns for cider
and for all kinds 81 toot,ng; and being good
keepers, and great Iu4 Early bearers, and
Immensely popular IN every }setion. 4 4
A circular Of 16 pages on the Siberian
species With fdii Escuunt Ut M 1fu5nfo'
Winter Siberian, No. l, sent for ten esatal
s,;ac.sANnBBvs,i
Mareugo, MeHenry County, III
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20
Esis1oI bns aeoi1anL

II ESi91O1 bH4 3Got13GL
/ a00t14e 6sdi2ab d8Heei FfIlG
Herb, Tree, shrshA-and Evergreen
||seedess.hh 4i1scttjiQs fF,elt.ra pre-.
lpaid b. mai; The 3, p most ;cQnnPlete and
Gadiciops assoft@ent, Is, tie; country.
5SsGrts i sditasl SSr 800; prepaid By
Enaala Also small Fruits J; Piiats, Bsles,
41,he ae.Re..te.ssa pss!:si1t - ~ & sS ca
EEs8tfx 1o6 S;Gif!1f sa:! ilao A&a
,p p,St feSs etpe "a clsabsss5;' o.
upland ~ AdRelA1d icpatu,e,' $lsOe w. 100.
;prspnid, With alrectien4. 9!iaee4 Ata)qIre'
Itessar address, Eratis:;.f also7 t4ae ltti
sSeed1 q.sG iua eo:rsjsi { ~
sRslf.,WATSQN,f Ga Colony ,HafsRies
iiand, ssd Warehouse, Plymouth. Mo- e.
abiished in 1912. p23.4m
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y.l:,oRsy. ,Cooks, Ah4 .Nsthedist preach.
Dr. Of New Yetks the: notice ofsMhoee
slonenept NTH a yoape ledy 7pf! biz
segregation sgae given lest weak, hes
ratar.>d With Mia Anses; . Iii be-
heyedt 10: IL crazy Her going with
him was compulsory.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

HKNUINE IMPORTED NORWAY OATS.
l'"Aexsff1rss sk1f fnEf ri nFAaxxks.'
From 100 to $50 bushels grown TO the
sa46aFa. il Weighs 1sqn 49, A. Pouqds.to ihe
,ushel. Tits Oats has been grqyn On syS
Try variety Of soil, and in every State OF
~ DAieh, With tAssnoss perfect Sae6ees.
yffs gfsin il W. s1,yss; .pss@p aha A6n9s
,s%:; , as; :s'e Aa:f i:s RI
| The straw Is bright, clear, stout snd aot
flia993 pl6 sial1 6eiKS i IN,
:ahd grows from to s fest high. VI have
fboth the White ,sad d1leek} NDexay, both
fthe same price and equally productive.
We will send quart Of the above Oa;s
70 4pz saldtees poet peid.toFs, b.4 xaSlA0
I'VE qeestsb post peiA ,y:1s esmno>s2 4o
Half bqshel, 20 pouads, 900
IOax bhbEtl, i4opedddsg: i 7.it. iHA 1850
-tAoste&|D!WS~ wish q sdfStiaett tndsrs
stood thil shis hzaots H5hs oees; vsehius
"a IA, 81 lbs., raised iny New E9glend AID
sold under, the nene af NeENly,o lAqt a4-Y
ported seed, every bushel guaranteed 70
weigh 4Q1hk,7or eAs.nooe1 SsotniDdasN
Samples 81 both kinds sent fPes fes = 3
let. stam1b! I.QAs akEks12 1<&1S nials.
|ases:;a| sdfl& Ic HI r14S13 as22
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

ED4goR1AL, CoNvENTIoN.-Oa &C.
count Of Tho, snow blockade, the at'
tendance Of editors At st. Paul on
Tuesday was small. After adopting I.
constitution { which will doubtless under
ga further revision) and transacting
some other business of auot very i'm
portsut nature, the Convention ad-
journed until the dr,t Tuesday in June
neat, ~h<n = .. hoped there will b.
. full attendance. Tho address BY
Lutte A. Taylor, and the poem BY II.
A. Woodruff, will then obe delivered.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20
rERRIBLE STORM TO THE EAST
az E.Fh AND SOUTH. -Sf'

This State is not alone in. snow
STORMS. A New York dispatch Of Sat-
urday says: "a. storm 81, snow and
ram set ie lqst night and still, eoptin-
ues.": /. We are quite satisfied to take
ours Straight, without the rain.
A storm ,p. see Though Cave City,
Kentucky, about four o'clock on the
morning of tho l7th iaat,ny totally dc.
molshing some fifty houses in that city
aud vicinity, aud killing Or mo'rtally
wouuding about twenty persons: The
storm came from the southwest, tear,
ing down trees and every thing in it,
course. Houses were blown down in
many sections, and stock killed, Sixty
families are rende red homeless and
need assistance, =, ....,.:.. -. .4.,
o. tho same night, Nashville ani
Murtrcosboro, Tenn, we're waited BY.
storm Of wiod and rain accompanied b,
thunder .lHl,rv and y lightning, doing nue'
damage, destroying eighteen building
aud i'm Haqtdlattios all the K, -! eoantr,
driving many families from their hon.
s.,, vi Detroit, Mich, .s:':s''.' building
were destroyed a.. ard, lives e, lost. NJ.
The, Mgr. Fslb branch 1llh. Of The Ne
York Central Railroad l' 80 rs torn up f
the third time this season. .
Mar Huntsville, A., = storm; 4
stroysd Point Rock, and some f5eigll
Gays VS. standing I'D! 80 on s the switch vere lift.
and carried three hundred yards ava
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MINNESOTA NEWS,

@Sh - fG@1
Tho Legislature has limited the
expenses Of the present season to $685.
600. a. Ill ~ a.
The Republican gives the, build
ing statistics of Faribault for 1869, at
$155,976.
The resid ,nco Of Mr.. Robinson,
at Redwood Falls, was burned to the
ground on Saturday, says the Mail.
<s-1he Rochester Post tells of an OK
killed BY G: Baihley, which weighed
1875, i've: .. IS. - 1872 ...-.'-'.,.
/. The Superior lyoeum, says tho
Tribune, is discussing the '"Woman'
question. u,'> f..
| Col. Rogers has received his COM
mission as Pension Agent tor the State,
and has appointed w.. L.. Wilson his
deputy.
The Commissioners of Scott county
out the Salary of the superintendent Of
Schools from $500 down to $l25 per
year.
l.. Fisher Brothers, dry goods mer-
chants Of Hastings, have made an as
signment to G. A.. Baker. Liabilities,
$l7 900 assets about $4,000.
The Winona Republican estimates
the wheat exports of the State for 1869
Z Fat lo,Q16,1l6 bushels, against $780,
{ 584 bushels in 1861:
# Tho Red Wing Argus tells Of a
pair Of twins at Pine Island-one white
, and the other black. The mother in
, complexion resembles the: lirst-mention
ed infant.
+ The Minneapolis Tribune say
s that on Saturday a man named Georg'
= Wetsel was crushed to death under {
s moving building. His feet slipped AM
& he was caught under the runners.
d -Wheat ranged at Mankato durin
J. the week at 50a54} CENTS. the latte
81 being the pr,ce for one day. Pork slo'
Z It 84a9 cents Tie Rev;e,o estimate
% the fur trade of that town during; I'll
81 season at $4,000. ~.:'"@:= yS":'>!'@
., The dead body Of 1 man, suppose
ID from papers on his person to be Olive
2, P. Beckett, was found near Wabashv
=, -:----.A vigilance committee for protc
i: ton against hofsS thieves, has be-
in formed II Clifford. -LaAe city; Lead<
il "A destructive FIRE occurred
=, Rochester on Monday night. 4Ozm
" 4 Sons, hardware merchants; Dam
l. Co., jewellers, and Crocker & Youa
=. love, grocers, are the principal Loser
~ Loss $780, 900; insured for about h.
y, that amount.
t.l On Friday evening, says the :!
10 Peter Tribune, the large windmill
=. Lake, Prairie was burned. 1t was OWE
i'll by joint stock company Of Swede a
>, Norwegian farmers. The FIRE was ca
~. ed BY friction. Loss $13, 900, exclas
,.r Of 1900 bushels Of wheat; insuran
M, "a 900. j..t-" i, sc: a." 49,:
his The: Lanesboro Herald repo
u.s. that BY the falling ola rock on
nj. railroad works at that place, Da'
eR Densmore and Ole Tostleson were t
,; ribly crushed. The LITTER is in = Or
lilo cal condition, aud amputation of q
en- of Mr.. DIS legs was necessary
..r man named Erickson pounded anotl
b 80 that the chances Of his living !,
): decidedly slim. H.: ::.;:...,: ..:,,.. y
og --The following are condensed ir
'ul the Mankato Record: While Herb
al Brales was digging a cellar a mass
np Garth caved io, :smothering him :
b.t death; Mrs. Vahle fell down stairs q
-: broke her left leg; a Norwegian on
'1'' railroad had his leg bloken; and
aw G. Lewis; Of Garden City, cut terri
IN cash in the head Of: his little nepht
who vos nlavino near him whilec
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

seiBXlR6t's 'MAddxz1xEf 9 III II Febffa;i1al.y
hi. ila.tr.txd PARTICLES ID Chiefs Scenes
sida' caisou,;;: aud Religion, Service il
Russia, 10 addition IL the 'uasadl ;va;iiiietSs
of nil,,ltpqr: '''Elliott,, fhoaaeat| f talbot,
4io.Sn1SW.s sHi29i ,'san'> % Boa: ,2aiog
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

as,4+Ihs Stanton fund III Wasbiagtap
hasssex reached $50, 0o0 e,5;w OF o'd4
-Ya-- Rex7Aehry Ward |Besehefs ssaA-
,f3ohas'besn raised tu@2o00o perysar.
no L!Tx.aovetnn,or MSDodgslj;'of waadI
nspssg, 'iakiriyed sdislyos st ,'otta1.;r "a
rhursdsV la;toeD gssK Z''so ;osio1sxe
Hon: 'La o't s! sffoaiiiiiili IL, b een r.
excited sU:itS. Senator froi Z mamS to
Gill; FesseIdeas place. 47s,2 .i,9oa}- snuo7
trichinses horror ID nyisi1g
ip, various parts of the country land; es-
pecially in Illinois.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

FRoX Foar G. file Pres. pub
fishes reports up to Tie 18th, which state
that, tho Sioux who had been summon
cd by Schultz had arrived at Fort Garry,
but had then deserted the Canadian
cause aud assured the French half
breeds that they would be in READINGS,
to-dght on their side At any call. The
English 7sps.king settlers are holding
meetings throughout the different pr
ish<y % discuss; ii Tho pr1priety of tn,t ling
common s Cause Win tic >Ftenoh:spc
iii; inhatit.nts, aud recognize TIC pttoo.
vissional go9srnment. a -" ~ ''""-''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20
BE- declared on thu fsst,. With. reduced
percentage.
p he ppduee markets continue to DO
IN Tho Same unamimsted condition.
L ## s ~, III D. E. Il.
| .gCTle sbovs letter was written for our
last issue. but came too late.-ED1roR.]
WOMEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ED.

WOMEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In IN article entitled photographs
Of Our Agit.tors," jHsarM aya Homo
Of the 10th inst. gives the following
sketch Of I former editor Of THE Jour-
NAL, and ! leader In the Woman's 'Suf.
frajR.J5 4moovissmdnt: - 70 "'*1~::'|* ;" y
1Thers i. one more not.bis .gitator
i who viii not finch Under my pencil,
OF my bodys-Mls.: 'J.,ne '::G:; Swiss:
helm, Of Washington CPenn.Jl1ania:]
Shs has asvSery iavge head, high over
hrmness and 'selfoonddcnce, wide st'
combativeness, massive in the intellect
uaf moral regions, ind 4 forehead as
square as 4, marble block casualty
jqtting OUT in the most defiant manner,
Add to this 4; face full Of self:aasertion,
.p.ir; . Il sharp eyes, an inquisiti4's' nose,
ind i controversial mouth, which plain-
" says, mo compromise Twenty
Eve years ago she vas editor Of the
Pittsburg Saturday: N'.;tor, and the
most widely read and popular woman ~
~riser in TIL, country: Hef recent
miscellaneous articles show the same
genial spirit d her Letters to Amefii-
can Girb;'' bit. patty :v.fl.re h.. ~ea,
risd and worried her, and on political
subjects the ink flows acrid from heei
pen. A. "a opponent she Is disagree
.bly witty, and 10 debate utterly IN
releatius. r. religion, she maintain,
tho doctrine Of the. ola Scotch: Cove
nant.rs, apd u .shs makes = sea]ou!
champion, I am sure she would maxi
! N admii,ble martyr. She stands II
IN untrisndly attitude toward The In
i diaas, and when she lived in Minassdi
II 'ia.istsd th.t the.yy ought Is be pack
ID any ID guauybaes and thrown int
, the Missi.sippi-hkei .apethaoqss cat.
| Her decision, courage, and ;;elf-lel'.nct
, the .;y1i.iil.bility Of her knowledge, 40
III. power sf her personal magnetism
: endox her With the qualities Of lcsde
: and If, with Eve hundred other Amer
esaa women, shs should BE- cast away .
Il desoi.ts island III the Pacific; :" Mi
swiashelm would be elected queen
= fifteen minutes aud have / provision
government organized before dinner.
" '"Bat she belongs to the early day
I Frances D: Gage and Euorstia Mot
i and she insists on her privilege Of pa
: i've 'squissosuce, while the girl
: 70 to the front and do the work. Eli
a many Others, she is looking serene
. forward, wondering what will DO Il
q end Of tn. aaeitation, and who're v
9 b the delds Of peace and rest."s :: IL:
.h'mieht here be stated that NJ
e't S1isshelm's physician prohibits b
. undertaking, in her present feeble q
81 dition, the journey to st. Cloud Il
%: winter; as'she had intended. 81; >:
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11RROvEMEHT Or: THE UPPER
MISSISSIPPI.

The last tissue Of tho Monticello
&tatesnsa~ contained the following SEN
sible suggeations::.; r., - '1."s. y. -"
eve netiee that Congress is to b.
,mamoria]ized by our Legislature for
large appropriation to aid in making:
the Mississippi :navigable from St. Paul
to Minneapolis. 1t would seem to al
most any disintercsted person: knowing
the whole facts: In. the case, that
there, Was much more need of memoirs
alising Congress to appropriate few
thousand d Is for the purpose Of i'm
proving the navigation, Of the: Missis;
sippi above 'the Falls, between Nione-
.polis and St. Cloud, W. do not . say ~,
but ;, Mn r Soth ,ppropri.tion!s .rs need
4 4 but y Do say That # th ble tVo 'hs
gEleeAtest be benefit vo ~ .be derived BY:
n,'.ffips thAs AZ :ri,ss :n,,yisable', ytlb1Qqshli
ths b9st 5 aqd most feEtiblf portion ot The
os1:ss, s?lbee!} Lnr :saon! 10, jvs (,
.By the jned li expenditure Of 49,
ooo it ~ beea estimated that tpe: riy-
e e ' b nlsde navig,ble fox, re larg;7
ct ,i. !. J boeets, et the lo!sft v.ter-
nark s1eE yet- fe,eahefd, between 8 81;
Cloud a.. A'a Mll,aqeapoli:. 7 D:a1iag amin;
tsn1.ssllI dty season. Wien the riy y ~ ~
az ~. .. s i b! be- s!eFk been in sodera
tinsss y ~ s ss.ip ~ ~. made b. @
p etsetnst st 9eg men ed Il N "a ,aeer
te i tb.t thsEs WA ~ dePth
Of six at Of yastteef be y s.. Cl t q
m. NJ s., IA Ap .1. Fls Ayt sh.eenel
das throngh lI h h.lf deasn rep;as AID ed
'h he, sfL ~ t 1. i needed q wske this
'tTstqh IF eiehstF 9dd miles ST tha 1igsn
81 1.yieable l i a is Rfl eexc ST. 1t Rsa
Aud it is matter that every farmer
Lying between Anoka ap3 Sank Centre
.hesld ), issttsfs:fa il, il |i.y' s9 5soa.
stsa.p III ttssajapaortl ti' aaa iox t.1if 81
er ai 1 c:t ,9ytAioE ssos :. i; ii :. .z
di;7Wss Sd trs s.l that Of this matter re:
ee iiSBsa due atteatiop from the delegation
from this district, A it is semsst Ii ip
~hisahsbf Nazt 4bs Mipasaset, il yesy con-
siaerably intesesat a. 4st the mees!@ .
u inelas9e, appzReps1,.tioss FL, tAe Upper
Mis.isssiiPpi we'll a. tha Fal!sh ov,n 10
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GNO1SA 1A11oN AVAE1~
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We'h'nsso" corre.pondsnce Anneeps'is Tf;;;
6une. ~ t'"' 'i''i''. '..'-' e III u
The statement Of the Tribsaae that
the iafrangomehtsi between joy Coke
h Co.. aud tho ,Northstn Pao;ae Rail-
road Company: haye boon .eoaolsdsd;
and Ahat tho rsad would b built I'll tht
Red River this present ysapis, netvthi!
standing the very knowing asssrtios of
the!S Paul D;,palek to'ths outsai3 y
stricay covrsct. iNdtueed yos b.: iss1
psissd u lsssS' any day'shat, bid iaddir
tioa 70 tbs building II tho ;'seid o lfisd
tie Lake b Ret River tAat the Com;
punitive sssds srs.asssstats ~ biitds
lug snlsastiltwea htnarsdr auaoi 1ieJ
miles esstvsra' fion Passe soasdl tisS
comissyest. 'rksorstioA sfb1osb*,
dsi.y ssd hssitasida shas ops,tsaJuaia
fssn this tune forward -yea Gin ssj
essaiss dad 'vig6foup 'xSsk SAN t3s1k
tho lin<," until the1Nsssaets' psSaoe =
a2eszed" and ed1pssse1s tisg boz qE:,ii;
Mr. Whdoja'iss>exiisthsp eisy, ,to
o;ssfeF with Jay gooky4sd 'iis' asso4j
.ses h4regat3 I'll v.risss7 nati.ts4h Sp>rs
taisids ID shasl great sdterpsisS!ds 1: ss'
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