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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

:, TIE CHICAGO AovAscr.-By = special
arrangement with the publishers Of the
Chic.ges 1dodnse We are :able'to offer that
excellent. paper; and Fns JOURNAL one
year Tor So. SOTO new subscribers or 1915
to those who have been on the lists ofthe
Aduanes.< The combined price Of the two.
paper.sis $780, - Z: = ~ . d., !
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AT meeting Of tho st. Cloud Bridge
Company last week, Hon. H. c. Wait was
reelected President, and T. G. Mcclure
chosen Secretary and Treasurer. A semi
annual dividend Of St per cent. was dc.
clared.
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AXES AID BLAcKsx11HlSa.-1he firm OF
J. c. Winslow + Co., is enc Of tho most
xo-.hesd ia tho upper county: They are
doing . very extensive business in the way
Of blacksmithisg and manufacturing drtv'
ing tools Of all:k,nd'. Their ''Noyes Ak"
is placed in competition with any other in
the country. Sec their advertisement.
Best Kerosene oil in market, At 5O
cents 4 gallon, at Boyd's.
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Persons visiting st. Paul will always
find at Cooks livery stable the very best
stock in the city. By leaving your orders
at the Office, you may be sure that you
will be promptly supplied with just
what you want, and all No. l..
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d M VI M q 01 II % W.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers tn
Groceries and Provisions,
Offer large and well-selected Stock, al
greatly reduced prices.
+! :. ~ Call and satisfy yourselves.
St. Cloud, Dec. 80, 1869.

] The circulating library at st. Peter, !
says tho Tribune, has opened with 500 vol.
umes. The annual fec il So, tho same % 1t
Winona and other towns. This is = price
calculated to make the library popular, and
place desirable books within the reach Of
all.
The attention Of farmers AMI others IL
directed to the article on the fourth page
concerning some valuable stock recently
brought to the State by Hon. W. 8. King,
Of Minneapolis. Mr.. K. has douea great
deal to bring stock-raising in Minnesota to
a high standard.
WORTHY or NoTE. An exchange says
there is scarcely day passes that We do
not hear, either from persons coming into
cur Office Or some other way, VI the success,
of Johnson's Anodyns Liniment in The curt
Of coughs and colds, 80 prevalent sbou'
town just now.
| If We can benefit the readers Of TIL
JOURNAL any by recommending Patson'
Purgative Pills to BE The best anti-biliou
medicine in the country, We are, willing I
do 50. We hsve hsd shout Is good chanc
! to know 81 any one.
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DRY dooDs.-Country merchants win
find at tho Wholesale establishment of Vim.
Leo, st. Panl, . very heavy and complete
assortment ef dry goods for jobbiug. Mr..
Leo has very favorable. facilities for pur-
chasing in Eastern markets, and can make
it An object for retail merchants to buy Of
him instead Of going to Chicago.
place to get good article of tin
ware is at Rosenberger Bros. They en-
ploy none but thesbest workmen' and work
up the very best Of stock that can be had
ii the market. Anything they sell in that
line vim bear inspection, and no better car
DO found in the State All kinds Of shee
iron, tin or copper work made to order OF
short notice II not on hand. Call ant
zee for yeurself.,t: -'-
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"A number Of our attorneys are in st.
Paul now, in attendance on tho Supreme
Court, ~: .
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III. c. Burbank has sold his fine bay
mare tho "Hayward" one) to W. H1
Houlton, Of Elk River. Mr.. H. has secur-
ed superior animal.
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-voluminous dispatches are being re-
cei!ed at the Telegraph Office here, from the
corresp ondeats who have gone to Fort.
|assi5t- 10 be sent to csr.ain Canadian and
Eastern papers. ->" . 80 = 81 81 =.
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! JANUARY 9Th, ~ 1870,

We will:eoammenee the publ
cation 81 : an Intensely e T. interest ] res
ing English Novel,: *'entitled
The Village on the Cliff;
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10 New Subscribers, -
Macauley's History Of Ensland-5 vols.
Prescott's Philip II.-3 vols.
i" Ferdinand and Isabella-3 vols.
Conquest Of Mexico-8 vols.
i" Charles VS. vols.
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70 New Subscribers,
ANo. 4 Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
with ornamen!ed iren stand, walnut half
case, hemmer, Teller, self-sewer, guide, &C..
Chicago price, $50.
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NORTH REHoBoTH, NAss.,)
Dec. 30th,. 1869.

NV3IH NB40bOIH1 NASSs1
Dec. 8Oth, 1869.
Ep1rol JouRxA1.-I think Of emigrat-
Ing to Minnesota, and wish to get some in
formation with regard to the country, 10.
Enclosed End 80 cents, for which please
ssad me your paper for the time this will
ply. A. D.
People in different localities in Minneso'
Il can do nothing better to aid in the SET
Element Of tho country than send letters OF
information to THB JOURNAL. They are
largely read throughout the East.
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SOuooL.-On account Of tho non.arrival
Of the furniture, the District School did
not open on Monday. 1t win commence on
Monday next.
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DuAS Oh Il. J0ruan, .. u. hemp ana J00n
uaisler were rejected.
Also, bills of L. Houde and NJ. Lauer-
man; while H. J. Fowler's bill was laid
over. ~. ~;r-'! ~ <
The Relief Fund WAS directed to be
placed to tho Poor Fund, and the Jail Fund
to the Revenue Fund.
The County Attorneys salary was fixed
at $500 per aunum.
The following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That tho County Auditor be
authorized to employ CLERK in his Office
for such time d he may need such assist
ance, provided he shall pay no more than
$40 per month to such clerk.
H. Krebs was re-appointed superintend-
emit Of Schools. -:
The salary Of the jsiler was fixed at
$50 per month.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
A call has been issued for an extra ses.
sion, March 9Th. - : l.
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; IL New Subscribers,
i1rving's Washington.
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru vols.
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: f. New Subscribers.

i,f44E: New Subscribers,
AEfSSs L:S'i 49,. =: ~ y: -
= Henry Ward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= Old Town Folks, by Harriet Beecher
Robinson Crusoe- illustrated.
The Arabian Nights Entertaiuments-il-
lusarat1d..[ -. - :;E; - =,
Watts Divine and Moral Songs.
The American Revolution. -.
History Of the United States.
! Wonders Of the World,
!: i(The last three ere handsome pictorial
editione.) - -.
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LAND Orr1pr1T. G. Mcclure has been
appointed Receiver Of the U. 8. Land w.
fec 1t this place vice H. c.. Burbank re-
signed.
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AS an inducement for clubs,
we offer the following valua-
BILE premiums for New Sub
scribers:
To any one sending ...
q New. subscribers. {
We. will send, postpaid, a
copy Of the
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lar; %: tho 9Th Of August, 1866 appear
cd the first number Of the St: Cloud Den6s, I
erat (iame sig. .s TIC Ntaor,} With Ms. q
swisshelm 81 editor and proprietor; sOns
the 18th Of June, 1865, tho establishment
was purchased by W. B. Mitchell; and on |
tho 26th day d November, of. the : same 1
year, the paper was enlarged to a. 'seven-l
column sheet, and various improvements
made in its appearance, On the 18th. Of
September, 1865, new power press hay
ing been put in the Office, the paper was
enlarged to nine columns to tho page, and
the name changed to the 81: Cloud Jour-
NAL. Since then it has been continued
without further chan yes, with its circula-
ton rapidly and steadily increasing. The
same printer &C. W. West) who got off the
first number Of the Advsrtiser, on an old
hand press with buekskin ink balls, has
now charge Of the JOURNALS power press,
which does its own hiking and rolling, and
prints one thousand papers per hour.
I'm May. 1861, Gen. 8. B. Lowry rent
ed the material of the Sank Rapids Ne.e
Era, owned by Hon. W. H. Wood, and re.
moved it 10 St. Cloud, where he commenced
the publication Of the st. Cloud Union,
(Democrstio) with Gen. G. G. Andrews Is
editor. In August, 1881, Gen. Andrews
withdrew, and soon after entered the army.
In the summer Of 1862, the Office reverted
to Mr.. Wood, who continued tho publica-.
ton Of tho Onion for about one year., when
no sold it to spsford & simonton. Mr..
spafford withdrew in the fa'l.:of 1868. In the
spring Of 1864, tho editorial management
Of the paper passed into tho hands Of r.
Claiming Moore, Jr., . temporary resi-
don't Of the place, by whom the name was
changed to the st. Cloud Times-the pub.
fishers being Thos. and Jos. simonton. In
September, 1865, Jos. simonton's interest
was purchased by Hon. N. F. Barnes. and
the publication continued by simonton &
Barnes. By them the size was enlarged to
eight columns to the page. In April, 1867,
Mr.. Barnes sold his interest to Thos. ST.
monitor, by whom inl July following the
paper was disposed Of to A. J. Reed. Mr..
Reed remained as its publisher until June
9Th, 1869, when the Office was purchased
by Evans & Green. On the 18th Of Novem-
Der the material was leased by James J..
Green, of L. A. Evans, who had become sole
proprietor, and is by him now published.
| There being no files Of tho Un;o" and
Times during its earlier days, or none &C.
cessibls, We give such facts As We have
been able by inquiring to obtain. Addi-
tional information, If promptly sent in,
will be gladly received for future USE
L sAuK CENTRE.
On the 10th Of January, 1857, tho first
issue Of tho Saak Valley Nescs appeared
printed from tho old material Of the st
Cloud Union, with Geo. W. Mclaughlin q
| editor and proprietor. It vas. = six-col
D umn sheet, neutral in politics, and livet
until about the LIST Of April. -, -.
Tho sGak Centre Rrsld was establish
ed June 9Th, 1867, by J. H. & s: Simon.
Q ton; six-oolumn sheet. With the issue q
June 18th, 1868, tho size was enlarged t
+ seven columns per page. In politics it j
. moderate Republican. il. ~. f--' q, .a-S :
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- To any subscriber renewing
for another year d furnish
ing &C.,. ,-... -.
New Subscriber,
We will give
Woods Household Magazine, "a monthly
of 80 psges) one year. =. j.: e
American. Wit and Humor-profusely H.
Illustrated. .s
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8 New Subscribers,

: Life Of Abraham Lincoln, (see notice
above.
Mrr:,Hale,s nax Cook Book. >s,:-
The Ladies' Guide to NeedleWork and
Embroidery.
:: Western Monthly "a choice monthly Of
s0pages; Price So ycar.)
Norwood, by Henry Ward Beechcr.
. Kathrina, by Timothy, Titcomb.
!. ,Credo.
Millions Poems-illustrated.
!, :Moore's Poems-illuutrated.
Ruby Gray = Strategy, BY Mrs Stephens.
> St. Cloud JOURNAL, one year. ..,,
;Lady's Friend, one year. 80 '
Oace Month. one year.
Peterson's, Magazine, one year. -.
Saturday Evening Post, one year.
Arthur's Magazine, one year. ........: Il
{ The Toledo BLADE, (Nasby's paper,) one
year.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTa..: =.

Allen & Russell AZ. L. selling goods cheap
or than any other house in the city. They
keep constantly on hand a full supply Of
choice drugs and druggists sandriss.o' AL
SO, the finest stock Of groceries to be found:
west of St. Paul. Call and see them. Coal
oil, so cents. ......,. ..:.,,; -,
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THE GREAT wONDEN.;:

Last week a party Of people from Maine y = !.
Prairie and Pair Haven, in passing through;
town, found at Joseph Edelbrock's store !
giapt;stook Of new soods, !gsmbrseinks juss
what they wanted for winter fne. dress
goods, the very best clothing Arctios,
Alaskas, fine cloths, choice lxoolen: yarn,
and indeed everything that xas, seas0nable;
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~ All kinds Of Job Printing IN Eng
;.h G.rman or Norwegian, executed at
iris Office. Send in your orders.
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w!A!NT-EDl

| " wAN13!EDl :
| :, zsf>9,1sy&l :<s;II: l.
5000 New Subscribers
f Yz:h roa THE .tthr ~
8 II. CLOUD JOURNAL.
F. 's4a Il y&H2!;,<.
|a s2DrA.4 aaTANIaLA
Fl Rare Inducements.
b <eno ~ - : sli1e Ho'"
+: sN ItlI G4Tk{.22 ITO
~ ALUABLHs oP REMlUMS.
= FnCH1a 1I4hNOIIk -. tti9l ~
III aZOacosE7- ~. >,.';'";'
I 1t is 2oufa desire t0a have
THE Jo5d54KNzzf~ reach' every
household in Northern Min
n sota. 7 4ItiHd evoted to the
ipte.nsts sefz this part of the
aanf we intend to make
it Of interest: to the people
who: live here, and to: those.
ahg6aa' asWen. ~. +.:: Ii, -, i: :. !
With the issue of J.. .":. :.T';-'.~
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IxoRrAsIxo.-The circulation OF THs
JOURNAL is increasing very rapidly and
satisfactorily. We are filing large num-
bsr Of orders for the Western Home and
Stock Journal. tho premiums to scbscrib-
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n q 3 r Az HILL.
s099 NaAison Avenue.
NEW YORK
nADAKR II. MARS
Eaglish. French and German Boarding ssd
Day School, for young lsdies, ID now N
session! 1ads0s kssss % asslitsd By 49,,
MADANI PRossIR.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W. B. MITCHELL,
st. Cloud, Mimi.

Reported. for Tue JOURNAL BY John Zapp, Esq, Re-
lister ef Decds.
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49, Groceries little cheaper than, ever,
at Boyd's. -<"l ~ az ;, a. =
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LIQUORS AND CLGARs.-One of the larg-
est and most reliable houses in the State
in this line, is that Of Geo. P. Peabody, at
st. Paul Mr.. Peabody keeps complete
assortment Of the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars for sale at low figures to deal
ers. Give him cali when you want to
purchase.
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PARLOR,
AND HEATING
STo " E 8.
Which no will sell
CHEAP. FOR CASH.
PARLOR,
He is also prepared to do all kids Of
TIN, sHRRr IRON AND COPPER WORK

I1NS UNbb1 1AVN ANDVV1K - WV0A
JOB WORK AND REPAIRING doae
with nsatness aud dispatch.
Being . practical workman for many
years, he feels confident OF his ability 70
please. He invites al TO give hin . ssll
and convince themselves that tAe shove
sre facts. T. J. BONHAA.
st. Cloud, Nov. 16. 1869. v12-nl
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HONONGALIA COUNTY,

Request to have Monongalla and
Kandiysht cSantiss UnMeA.
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Heavy winter clothing, for men and
boys, at Pickit 4 Abbott's.
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DILL HEADs-priated in ths best tyle
JOURNAL OFFICE
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THs Dnc1s1oa.-By reason Of the paper
being writ&sa on on both sides, our COM
positors overlooked that portion OF our
Maine Prairie correspondence letter which
e.ve the decision Of the judges on the de-
bate ON the prohibition question. 1t was
in the negative.
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SEND IN r11 IrsNs.-The following il
. sample Of scores Of letters which We are
receiving:
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Pouplpous PoIKsR.-Messrs. Arnold
l. Stanton killed this week hog raised BY
them which weighed, dressed, six hundred
and thirty-eight pounds. It wss two years
old, and We should think si1eaole tor Ito
sge.
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AILLPhlcEs FoRFLouR

oolsEc7ED w8sKlr n DAVIS cIAlK
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,TnCu1a lSIkNNTJk i tEi9I ~
pEOJT0E3T ~. - ::
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NEWsPAPER PRESS OF srE a ,sSs
co.. COUNTY. d.:,k i. s.
A Complete History
ST. CLOUD

| ST. CLOUD: -. ~,
The first paper published at st, st. clooa
20, tho ,r;nne,ota Advertiser. the first numT
Der being dated January lst, 1851 ~; twas a!
a seven-column sheet, vide meaa"re) !;
| Motto: "Neutr.l but Independent, >" > viii
Democratic leanings. Geo. F; 'Brott, PRO s
prietor of Lower St. Cloud, was ,propris-
tor Of the paper James Mowaa vas pub
Usher; and for. the first Two O.: three
months, H. w.'aCowles. WAS editor. ~ -
was succeeded by James G. shspls1. ar
other attorney Of the place. During "a
fall tho Advertiser ceased 70 exist T.; y " y
tho 10th Of December, 1857, With :shs gig gig
material Of, tho Adusrti.er, was issusd the
first number Of the St: Cloud p'"'e, ~
Jane G. .swisshelm, editor james Mo~a.''
publisher. It's size was reduced 70 nA
columns to the page In poh'i1!es 81 - :.
was strongly anti-slavery: Before oa!-
light on the morning Of the oath OF Maron,
1858, latter the outside Of No: . Of the
V;,ilo, had been worked Of, J the Office xasi
brok en- into by parties who vers opposea1
to Mrs. swisshelm's political COURSE, the
press taken to pieces and the more neoes-
sary parts Of it together with large :por-
ton Of tho type, thrown into tho river or
scattered along The street. A threatening
letter signed by . "Committee Of ,Vlsl-
lance" was found ON the editorial table:
A meeting Of tho citizens was promptly
held, the perpetrators Of the outrage de-
nounced and measures taken for procuring
. new press and new type. On tho 18th Of
Nay, 1858, No. 9 Of the paper, printed from
he new material, appeared, as . six:
column sheet ordinary'' msasare)}-Mrs.
Jane G. swisshelm, Editor; Mr.. Mowatt,
publisher. Mr.. .Mowatt's relations aspub.
Usher ceased after this issue, aud the me-
h.nical part Of the paper Was. placed IN:
he hands Of 5 journeymsn printer. 80: :' ~
The material ives owned by - Joint
'toek Company, the editorial control only
'sing under charge Of Mr.: ewiashelm: I
/ libel suit, with damages at SIC, 900, hav-
ng been instituted asainst; the COMPANY |
y James G. shepley on account q : GER
lin article in the paper supposed to be
the publication Of Il lssggl' siteo
rs suspended On; thsg 2etA Of JAY, 1858: T
he Office. press, type. etc., -, yer. 4 :th.t
inc transferred to Mrs. swisshelm ~ sthe J.
company for the nominal sum Of ess dol
IT,: Ga tho: 9Th Of August, 1866 iappsar-
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QuARrIRLY M81rINa. The second
Quarterly Meeting for tho St. Cloud Sta
lion, Y. E. Church, will be held At the
Methodist church. on Saturday and Sun
day, the 10Th and 18th inst, beginning
With sermon on Saturday evening, a. 7
o'clock, BY Rev. E. r. Lsthrop, who viii Of
hciate on tho Sabbath.
". W. SArr1RLIl, Pastor.
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Ass1onxsxr.-We regret to state that
the firm Of Grovernor & Co. have made IN
sssignuent to 8. L. Sheldon. This was
the result Of outside causes, almost if not
entirely beyond the reach Of the firm. We
hope soon to SEQ Capt. Grovenor again in
business. Mr.. J. II. Denton will be in
charge for the present.
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srectcqforTHI JouRNAl,by D. II. G. NxrpAyk c
LUMBER MARKET.
NEAT MARKET.

CORRECTED wEsELr ~ COTS ; 1l1ENAu.
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Coxcrnr.-A grand vocal and instru-
mental concert will bs given 1t Sehwarts
4 Thtis' Rail, On Friday evening Of next
week, The 14th inst. The programme in
oludss choruses, qusrtettes. trios, duets
and solos, i.terspsrsed with music by tho
Silver Csrnet Rand. The pieces. have
been worry judieiously selected, and We pre-
dict . pleasant evenings entertainment for
all who may attend.
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D. n. g. MURPHY 4 CO.,
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For Folr GAzlY.-Correspondents are
rapidly hoeking to the field Of the blood
less REBELLION at Red River. A few days
since Msssrs. Cunningham and Robertson,
representatives Of the Toronto Globe snd
Telegraph, passed through town bound for
the camp Of y r enemy, and last week
correspondent Of the New York Hsrald'
J. NJ. Carpenter, was in the city with the
same destination in view.
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II. CLOUD JOURNAL.
sEsjt : - u ! -. tS> ~ al
Rare Inducements.
sVALUABIEsn PREMIU4dS.

<eno-..-:aa IL s,i1o HoI.s
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socIA1Ils.-Ths Presbyterian Sociable
viii be held tomorrow evening at tho res-
idenoe Of II. II. Herbert.
The Congregational sociable Will meet
tho same evening at G. T. Davis.
The Methodist soeiabls will take .
sleieh ride 10 J. F. Stevenson's, 1t Winnie
bsgo Prairie.
A senseal invitation 10 extended to a'l
Who wsuld desire to attend any OF these
pooial katherin4s.
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And 50 others.
, 1870-09-28

Sr$C441 UfSratfk 70 1ht Chicago lf1DuQE.
MrLwArKEz, Sept a7.-The formal opening >ot
dent ninckley delivered serJ noe and appro-
pirate a4ldreas. The fair il opened under more
favorable auspices than eset before. Al TIC de-
issuons szer exhibited n the Northwest
Among the most notable, are ChappcL's painting
oi .Ihe pSath = ot Aor.hAM = Lincoln; !; ~" IT, Cru
hanna" painting OF 'sSt. Andrew Blessing hts
-ross, By CorreEto, SO years Old. and numerous
% yal1s ,n 2'11e
The agricultural department shows remarks
ble g1owth Of vegetation One squash from wau-
kesha conDt5 .Esnesd aoa rc9nds & oeet leigh
The Horticultural department has IN elegant
collection Of lowers, shrubs, and plants, together
with zone eeolss tropical plants .ats snd GTers from
The hail devoted 10 manufacture IL completely
Tiled, The entrees being 60 mnch greater toan
heretofore, the Superintendent has With great DIFF
uculty found room for all The Racine aud Wau-
1t shn wDollen manufactures have number Of
tine samples Of tteir manufacture. equal TO any
Eastern tahrtcs Agricultural implements Of all
descriptions arc well Represented
The entries Of horses are beyond axpertau ms
Additional stalls will have to he built 0ver one
nuntlted an'l nfty Atails afc nlea-
The cattle show wilI not fall below the other
departments. DroekwaJ, Of Npou, has hrousht
his famous 400 Durham hul1, together with
several une Specimen ycarlings aud mllch cows
The sheen department rejects mncn credit Oh
the won!-Erowers OF {hs State. There are tey.
eFnl pleccs OF splendid Spanish mer!no, South
down, loug-wool. and others Of The hest breeds.
F.ntry anu swine arc as Jet deficient, but nay
The attendance Is yc1y large, and 1t has been
| found that tie number Of men en- hsrstotore ena. 70
| i'etn maes especially At rhe tscfet ofoces and
Eatess which !ooks Ike great nnanSiM success
rolIei s ncessasiT, s and d. viii ensas success @ TX X
them, and 1hc1f Ah1, The society and State ONE