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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEF :QUARTERMAsTKR,, -
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, February 18th, 1870. }
CEALED PROPOSALS., duly endorsed as
~ such III the usuar Torm, subject to the usual con-
ditions, in duplicate, invited from loyal business
men, to supply tho several posts in this Department
Regular. 7Miiitary;sSupp|ies
For one yeaat from 1nne soh, 1870 as follows:
"sEN~ FORT TOTEM, DIT. (;
6l4 Cords Of Oak Wood, more or less as may be
655 Tons Of Hay, mere or less as may be required
POD Barrels Of Lime more or Iess as may be re
qured.
FORT WADSW0RTH, D. +.
1926 doell b bsht toa, more or less. may be
required
26' Tons +, ury n9rs or less as may he req"ir'
FORT ABERGROxBIE, D.T. ;"~
2sas Cords IF Ok Wool, more or less as may be
2io Tons Of Hay, or less, may be required.
f0RT ri RtiiffEET, MINI; '&'Io
fff!y .f'FN
ass Cords of Oak wood, more or less as may b
required.
20 rons Of Hay, less, rs may be required.
,FoRf sNELMNG,l MISN..
$50 Cords Of Oak Wood. more or less, as may be
fol Tons ofnay; mere Or less,,s may be requ'r
" ed asE .actn.t ! =: z =: - :: : - III
i 20, 900 Bushels of Oats. s,rs;j? -. ::,a ~
These proposals will he received at this Office up to
81 O'Clock NJ. on the fifteenth {l5th) day Of March,
$40. Also at the Office Of Post Quarter1naster of |
ach post to supplied up to the same honts whsn
hey will be opened, provided in special Field Or
ers No. Ill, Headquarters Department Of Dakota,
uue 10Th, 1862 and transmitted to this offcp. -
Tie sovency and ability Of bidders must be certi.
led to- when not known to- this Office, by Post Com
narder; arby the Clerk Of y Court Of Record.
The names Of at least two good sureties must be
fvgn in the proposal 5Sh' ~ 4" 81 = 1 ~
The right to reject any all bids Is reserved on
he part Of the Government.
-aathozitx Of. the Najaxr General Commanding
he Department. --.
sertiF ytf:uaf, ae7st s. ,. HOLABlRD. Y /
Deputy Qu1rtermaster General U. g. A.,
'bngi1 i Hos4 Chief 9. N. Department Of DIko6.
.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rspested fer; TN youlNAL BY John Zapp, ESQ.,, REQ
lister Of Deeds.
- "a 49,. :. >t..,:'t ! -
For the Week Ending Feb. 10th.
From y: "; olds TOD. A, Hoyt for soX BIZ in
From =: Q. Hamlin to NJ. E. Nixon for lots SO and
~ 6tk "M"in city ofSt Cloud. III $245O
- From P. ,. Garcelow wife to II. W. Alvey for W.
ny5lSec " T.9124 Il. .3a w.! >..-'' 5000
From 8: Mathewson & wife to c. Waldo for n Ii seL
See, 4 +: 128ER: SO. .e,:!:ii.i ,ga:.J: ~ $3.50
FROM r. Hoover 4, wife to A. Smith for II acres of
lotE Eco - 4, 122K S8x. t,.Ii 't.;"r!l' ~ 500
From A. Streitz to Wm Streitz for seL nwL & s%
AxA ueN ~ u11a~h ne>4 Sec Fl +. l24' 4. IS
west-,, $1,000
FROM A.. sttsitz to J: stleitzl fol sw1 seh Sec. Is
9nA nwH neN skswA neN Sec. 81 T. III r. %
weseat,', ~ r. d" ., '.'''t ':>'A 81 600
From J. Tompkins / wife to J.. W. Truax for seL
neH gee.l3 1925 r.. IS ". 2"l 1t,:II - Si3
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

a'4-tf 'congress hal employed as much
scientific skill in the arrangement Of its
Demonstration: Policy at the close, ns
the War Department did in the beginning
Of the war, in arranging for the manufac-
ture of what was called Sheridan's Caval-
~ Condition Powders for 8the use, of the
Cavalry horses, no doubt the Union; would
have been restored long ago Exchanqa. y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
NEW AID REFRESHMENTS.
FOR. SALE.

one MARE, will: + GAL. Also, TWO
YEARLlNG COLTS. Inquire, Of
-. JOHN r. CLARK.
St., CLOUD, Feb IA. 1870. 31-4w
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Attention, is called 10 til; official ad ID:
visrtissmneent iot Gen: s.: b: Ho1abird, Chief
Quartsrnsstsir 81 this district, for govern:
meqt supplies, ;rysr.:f i ,,1,ra 4

.e:!-spic'sr &|carlisi. ii have put Up i sixteen
horse power engine III i bnilaing on the
upper leves, to b: used in the msuu-
featuring Of furniture. This. firm does q
very extensive business.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

"'E!' "''"' : 'f|!N 3 III 1i1,'H o. ~. -LiQLl
Is opening another LARGE STOGKs Of
ID, "'* FRESH j dReo,e' aElsf ,2sS
Together Win ef,eshns orangss,i lemons,
Dates, Figs. Chsstnutse Molasses Candy,
Goe9a75nut Tafte, &c., SC, ,>,,, =, <n.i
Prime. Dried Apples; ! lbs for $l.oo,
Stewards best Coffee s'A' Sugar 6 rs
for $500. eioa E.aiatoa Il a-2:ji ,bg&dolH
oNe1t,eess ea lesof sl'oot nfs, o..5s:
n2Sa,-o COME ANDasREl FOR YOUR
SELVES, As1 MEAN WHAT sAY:!-aa
.asanbaid uaIsta:sa sud oti hfs,o,y
doga' ,zsersH biss N u Ma.!0l'sNsl,"
ss;I:" aosssrqAb t4sl;Yha,H9AHD'st FAln:1
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

1--WE noticed in, one of our, exchanges
CHS week the statement Of ;Dea. John
HodekiAs sof 'south:J efferson, Me-. whose
sou MAS cured Of .incipient consumption by
the use Of Johnson's .Auodyne Liniment.
WsfefSr to this at this time as tending to
corroborate the statement we made last
week in relation to this Linlment as ap-
piled to CONSUMPTION. pa y II '''': III
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

Attention is called to the advertise
nent of J: B. Burr e.; e., Z Of Hartford
Conn, Tor book SCENTS to sell Barnum' $
new book. This work is having an i'm
mense sale, and agents are making hand
some profits for their time and labor. For
ns,tadaress tt,e}publishers:: s,;!Gg(.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

"hlcn t1ey eEe iocated 90 not Meet With
any favor, for it would have been q cheap
thing for the State-StNi,Sd,st Rs5tu6giedn!s
" Notte@be ooutdone in1d ibersihy,s We
insiss thss the S'atedPnsoN bsoidoaated
to Saltwater jAafos itewdiifds b5 Is Jhs1b5
thing for the State" srts,Alvssss aoa1eo
less feels aihome :Piide IL tAsg Rrposi
just as St., Cloud 'does IL! her, :Noshei
seho0la5er.ry sons~soohijs tasseeiyoa
kuowAandiwe3 hkessesesIslh fthasj 4oee
Of thing ehoeatigd&ss0f ooans, boe;st
aubition 3~cular; 4ssk4'7pto,4sioaibfof
keeping ths Bullditdtg;a xsA o&kd,,aAsRs
onemies Of Normal Sek ool ohalkSss Il
tic course Of thsvlodlli.ibs%Aets eaRsagX
schools :sa iii qlootoated44sSadid thar s1ohl0
isss'trinspo.tAsiss 1itall uliEs,
wise b "!ahaap .fob thesS tae.". ylams!os
The esxpep.ei q 5ths. Rrie0q xeTehet
ytar about $40, 900 over aud above Tie
cnruidgs, at fitcahitianu ko1dht tie DNlfassaaf
people woulls without deubs beid1litKt,
ed % pay fiom their individual poll sts
for the. glory Of having .theb Building
donated to their aogrisling hlmlet, In
the event Of. apy, deficiency; slhn o,waeivaerE,
. Legislative bah Or two d}iuifihg the sei!.
SOM with atisket1;st $aO0per.espi.o,
Moald 6hthde xsheqsie Il. veaRoxing!
By eA means. let the Legislature ogiye
Stiil'y,teE d9na,i9o party before t6e
!clyse ct the. present session, With the
State Prison ay' tbe m1nniida ent SSift.'iT
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TIiE aREAT PANIC CONTINUES.

-; SsrrrA
a cryahed, poSdsrsd and. ersnulated su-
|s 'cs,l. ), lbs b. for o. s,'o 90
Choics brown ~ 81 il" 100
FIR II" ~ ,-~,~z 100,
! o:oaJava Coffee. 49,. u C.. " 100
Choice Rio i" a 100
Fair i" '''sss,ss.s~>sr.~'53 " 100
Choice Young Hyson, 1mpr'l, and
eunpeTder Tea, $l.75 per ID.
cke;cc 0culcopg and scvokoeac
fess! ~ ! :$Hco tcAaC per it.
Choice Japan Tes, $l.4o per n.
0oonsr-.s Der h.
E~Rs have full line Of Sy>ap,;: at price,
that cannot fail to suit. .v.ir4c.... 49,:
Oar stock Of CANNED Goops and DRIED
Faults is complete, and at extremely low
figures, " :.
We are selling 2-hoop pails: for 20 cents.
2!>' ~: -8-hoop'. {" I" '26 1
- i -. o20-in!Tutsy I" $l.oes
.cnrrals-in..:'"' Dc 16zeents.
!2s'z ....::.~. ,.ls-in. s., 81: e5: cents,
ia:Ke are eferfdg our Entire Stock At ;co,rss.
0o,0'ng Ngntre'., IT.. {. =, =. !! t,,a ~
We defy al Competition, and In,
vite ALL to CALL and Exa mine Good
and Price, u.".F: n - II '' - -''t
p: M. q. MURPHY & co.,
f., Burbank & povelrs Brick Block, ,
St. German st., St. Cloud
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

81, 900 Dol1Ans-Worth Of fur. vented
at schulten's Drue" Store, 81. GERMAN
street: schnlten Has accepted ihs agency;
for one of che heaviest New York exporting
houses andis prepared TO pay the highest
St. Paul prices for. good furs Of all desorip-
lions. Country storrekeepers a! !tr.ppera
will find it to their interest to give him a
cal1 1h!1 -" tp9f 7: @E1I 1880 I! 80
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

t. es "a cents: 6 per Can, ~ w..
,~ ,e:,.:lD .SM N. 9; MURPHY $ g.,
burbank & Powell's brick block; st.
Germlfn Street. = ~, Big !. ''.-' =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

90 No alteratt on III IL Boyd'y qu3ttt;onrq;,,
ri, vcel 100 ~ b's.'"llt tt1c .3ss
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

'H9 rle lis6ilit;s, i sfa5 l7ovss1Sq,rT c., Il
thls3 SLY, aha ss1efdoSf &'i1o1r GRO sdio3," 81;
fsal, w sSdut sea. oeo;ss assets, $1,000:
rAs asssthessss1a eAssdeagi Of Adit>,,
;z c:Rt l'h H. ee'd'tet'
c. N.tii lssisuuI::S Csists,;G 81. -Ea,ia
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

IL 'ExH1sir1es:.-jAa' :,xh,bftion 81 Ii.
rhdins. Pnairie Lynsdn sa'Tussday evening
passsd Of plssss9tln e9aite. = number Of
persons were Prsseet from; hi. .oit1, ts.a4
ssrieusty tHeesaSsif isbjGsy1KasaaAt! s''s T7'Ss
sd ed, III .;:.=z..' - IL; !4s! ii: ai2u:
N offaai sshboip ecoouaSSssn aaadp yesterday.
ssevleatd6aH hsx3 1sokolarS hisse be5enn' 'addssd
to4hs Nsrn&l: DsrlsttAest!'I E,sfy d..K I.
ahthuildingfid already haksa, and sohoisfs
eontipus, ta GENE; W Lb i,, shall b. done
VIII thsm Send them to the Reform
,eehdol .ys., - lao ~ eli cd: 3'igs .}sE'T
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

1sA:Hers Isl che thxfein which asli.tls itsia
hk. TzzJobnsAs founaats~ayoiats shs
eAis4ga ResF: ID o. ,:gSod, ssv u11od ia
io Ssia /! i y! r. Ss
Blles tAAd wineess ovsF ~, ooo}s ;a''ss'v =
Kit is to cost $3soa0sun.s etnos syg.i q!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
LOCAL NEWS
Official Psper Of the Citv.
0@sial Paper Of 1onensalla CQppt,

.scsassssrI
:|Hr The ciec>la ets>7 Of TA.5 Journal
tsnokFnl'E: that ef $40 e.A.s s~per
RS Hh'!.shhfa 4" Northssrn H tss.eseta.' Let
Advertisers remember this,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

- Geo. r Bfott,i the o'riginsl proplie. '
Of Lower st. Cloud, is in New Orleans, and
Is President ;ofsht'Newf Ship Gahal. - II.
has bssa offered s1oasooIass his Interest,";
hgt refused REott has speculatipn ip: his
eye, and.always had. He expects to re-:
triSve.ly shis 1tAtdrSA III he lost by tbs
cotton. worm. and more too. 4 -. -, .f.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

Canned goods pickles and sauces, at
Bovd's. .i1n0.I att-T4ti ,rHi5~ e.. .4.:f
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

hna1l.IAaD.s aIsssv. sow ss*e. sis ss..1hali
G Nil e q uso in the United States
acknowledged "the ~" wherever used. '''''
your storekeeper does not have these articles for
Ak him 70 get them; they are sold by resoecta
bfs 3obbsrsalhost everywhere. <~'
eg1'r q Pi s E Rs!sd q spsl'sati1e; x
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
CANNED FRUITS,
q ':Blaekberries.

DH0Hheo NJ. ~ u 1!Il.'f
ea!N 4a,!Biaekberries, 80 = "a
q, ~ ,-h..::-': CovelOysk rs, ~"
eF2.. & - :" ,.>,,ty'.r {. Tomatoes,
l,:i ~. = String Beans, ..>n.s
49, a., Green Corn, ..:,. ~, .,,.r.
Green Peas,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
H. EaR sArc.zzt-7At Wilcox IL; Gibbs. 1s1ine
j m9 Y entirely naxx Will b sold %
very favorable terms. Inquire at this Of.
6Na .TNs: !

Soc1AB1f. Sthe PfeS6y tefi1n SociablS
viii meet ss:ust1row nsv1hisest' the resi-
aedse' Of Il. z,Aditckell:, . All asre oordi-
,ally inyiled Is. ATTEND. la. >...1of'.: o:4w
assB1dw.o oars.-D;urintrthe storm Of Fri.
day, Eniett's photograph rooms,c At Fsi,
Haven, we're blows. over, and picture.
scattered here, there aud everywhere, Al
mosS Of the articles were found after ards
the loss 10 estimated! At only about 500.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

,REPUsL1ct. IxsuRAxo1 COMPANY. Tho
annual statepent Of this company makes :
gratifying exhibit. 1t has q; capital and
surplus ef 81 1853, 2s6,4sa;i With liabilities
Of only $279,000. The New York reports
show that the cash assets Of tic Republic
smore than double that yofs any, othef
company in the, United States, A policy
could not issue ifffom, Safer u better e.
tablished organization than this Company.
Capt. J.. E. West is agent for st, Cloud. 8, y,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

"A couple Of ;ilteasssipg Letters s may % y
be found on the 6rstpage.-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

Sf.!tH MAJ. SflCi - I II d - II ~ -
gag; the Hospital fol, tho Insane alone
asks for 100000. Why should the
Normal Schools be singled out ter :thi.
attaIccAk on1the ground Of extravagance
Is tho care Of the minds If the chill
drea IF tbes Sta Il, Their proper dir 'ee:
tiop and Strengthening 8, Of less iimnpor-
lance than the care OF the insane /!
Mark We mako Incorporation to tho
appropriation for this humane institu-
tion; but We demand that those: who
afe Opposing Normal Schools shall
odsr some good reason SEE FOR their !: uujus,
discrimination. Why are not Normal
Schools .assbene6cial Us Reform Schools,
and unnecessary Is: Insane Hosp tails
e7s--Yesterday's' st. Paul papers, bring.
ipg tie Legislative proceedings of Tues
day., would seem to indicate that the
Msmberv, hayiog go, through their
boys'playa and taken hold Of the work
Il the session In oearnest, are disposed
e deal With the Normal Schools 10 the
bread, and enlightened spirits:their i'm!
port.eee requires: Alter an able aud
eloquent speech in behalf, Of tho schools,
byn6saatotaBusk, tho motion to eogross
for i third, tvddiuglths bill to pay, the
Winneon,ai n'dles deficiency was p..s.d by an
enph.tiss| Minority i airhe appropriation
Tor building purposes for tho j. 81: Cloud
school ~aa,. on motion Of Senator Wait,
;rredaoed from $50, 900 TO- $780, 900; for
tie 3faukato school; on motion Of Sem
a, iea Smith, from $50, 1000 to 81, 500,
aftez xkieh both, bills we're ordered to
bessgrosasd for ! third reading, The
same favorable action was taken on the
hillApptepEistiPg $1,000 70 each OF the
Sssss6aols ,tor the es s p, e1psns'e s
Of The ysartzo ZIG. 6: I,ns:: .s2iiao ai.II
In the House. on the same day. tho
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

1TV " EEILE F!Ts = sf.3sE 3.Ej. 8, -
9.e s n sb',p the s shs.ps't
sssIs sys5 wz1 -.;1.smsGv civ ,ssc
.?a4+ryssRhals Nixsa.h assth saI $ hih Il9ek.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

We leara' from CTS. Nation, ESQ.,,
Clerk Of the District Court, that the fees Of
~itHstssss shd ja<ds. ,{Aslast ft.ffin' 't IT,
Guiding the adjourned Of tho District
Court at which Carhart astrisd, amount
Cd to $2,763.80. Other expenses win
rake the total about. 5000 :lla'I -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
ssLiessry; Ass666is1iosi vpl msst;ep
1hut>aeys etaainLss taleEt Meeks ii Ms. N

TIT Eli RIVER hss net. vt be been =; ftosfs
over this winter. Il; .sCold country, tbis
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

IL GoSaasa1ffosxE s1rrt1t::- Despite Tie
asdd Observation-Disclosures supper On
,EFiaAy evehidtswas Msit atsiuded. a. Three
! laEgs , table. vsrsispfssd,e ,oa,iwhish were
,tasgpRtiPs!y ndiepleysa ysriety at dslieeeis,.
ssautlya2USs Sssxfais Sfsths s3sni s f VS.
the YosiAg- gse#a, pyramid cake, 5 which
ewafd, stthS s'honsst miilsr; & the ~.
sEAe tetsl receipts o1sse @lsb. 5sy Il lssvidk
~ PA sz:i ass si5sla Lily hea2bads y;7oa5
= WpoDN E.pP'..s,z Monday last: being
ths s a S1s sn .ilYrH Wedding 81
friends s.1s tih item s saaffprise Gisit, convey.
ing, with their coSgtAtalsdtSionuss, IT, sae'!Hefs1
car adedsaof wooden siiticle,;s uss{af lid
otherwise; "a Ie!xa plsasau. evening IN.
ever had sud he 1laathef likes tieim; ana ven.
turesaeithe! lRisio that lfsaIman. can aonly
struggle through the 6rst.6ye years of hia
married fife, Iht II III tffighto for the bal
eeaceosse far IS butter borls ,ars Fconcsra-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

bs5sss ' s5s sH t!e e ntre e., and colts
for, sale. .,.,,;vn+, f,.,,ax.,.o, .,,,,s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

LORlLl4ARD'S~ This brand Of Fine Cut chew
| ~ ENTT nv ing tobacco has no equal or
v d F. ~ 4 - ~ n superior anywhere. It il
| ing tobacco In the country.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

GIL Cords Of Oak Wood, more or less as may be
required. $50 ''.' p. 20 /,
655 Tons of Hay, mere or less may DO required:
300 Barrels Of Lime, more or Iess may be re
Quired.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

a.tde rsfsption! Hsleighs had been engag-
Cd, y bEing tho pasty from the depot to. the
city and carry them wherever they. might
wish to 90; tables Were spread in Schwartz
&s4heis,, Hskfer one h,iadred snd;twenty-
A., .S HS FsySsss z. Gsa,ss
things aor.the,inner mad; cbampaene had
t 1esn o.derssd st ST., .ete.. W are ,sorry
the Legislature did not come, for they
wouldhavs Had anttppertunityG 81 seeing
PA # t l neRt; pleailsantlys located and
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-06-16
H.nre.lntto,.s Wanted.


a correspondent from West Virginia
writes as follows:
! want you to print love-letter and
some verses at the bohemia each ofmy
papers, and if you charge anything ex-
ira write TO me and will send you the
money.
ffr GEORGE w. Hoover.
Ii is a number of years, George, since
we tried our hand at a love-letter, but
we will do the best we can for you
As the letters will be printed in no 9TH
CT paper but the ones we send you, we
feel less hesitation about it than we
might ifthey went in they entire edition.
so you see this is between ourselves,
and We trust you will not TO let it go any
further. Keep these loye-letters in the
family with the verses at the bottom),
aud on no account permit the neighbors
to see them. We cant be writing love-
letters for every one Of our seventy thou
sand subscribers.
The following being the first loye-let.
ter we remember TO have written in
something like forty years, yon must ex-
cuse US if it fails TO come up to the
mark. We shall do better as we get
into the work:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-06-16
Your devoted,
FROM GEORGE TO CELIA ANN

My OWN LOVE: o, chide me not, my
ssul's darling, l can't bear it from you
not solitary chide. 1t was cruel in
you to hint that briches could take you
place in my affections. What are brich-
es by the side of youl You say min
utes are ages to you when we are sep
Grated. They are eternity, six years
four months and twenty-five days to me
which / think rather knocks your ages.
Who is that planting, punkin-
seed-droppiDg, pink-eyed-potato-
ing sneak who is trying to ring in ahead
of me, at the end Of hoe handlef II he
don't lookout I'll bust him in the snoot
He is a wolf in corn planters clothing,
going about seeking whom he may cut
out somebody.
Continue dreaming sweet dreams Of
me love. Let your fancy picture the par.
adise of which we are the sole occu-
pants, robed and wreathSd like spirits
OF the air, the wind aud the food, and
tell the old man I'll bring them punkin
seeds the next time ! come. Yours
till death,
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The advantages and attractions of this LOAN,
for Investment purposes, are many and impor-
tant:
l. II is based upon one OF the Great THROUGH
LINES BETwEEN THE sEABoARD AND THE
WEST.
2. THE SECURITY is ALREADY CREATED,
the greater portion of tho line being In sue
cessful running operation
3. The Local Traffic from the unrtralicd A0ricVl-
tral regions and Iron and Coal deposits adja-
cent, must bO large and profitable.
I. The enterprise receives IMPORTANT CoEcEs-
sIoNs AND PRIVILEGES from the States OF
Virginia and West Virginia.
5, 1t is under the management Of eflcient and
wELL-KNowN CAPITALISTS, whose names
are guarantees for Its EARLY COMPLETION
and successful operation.
0. The Bonds can be had other in
COUPON OR REGISTERED
form; they have thirty years to rum both
principal and interest being payable in
gold.
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GalIlpOlis, MeArthur g. Columbus
RAILROAD.


In pursuance Of a resolution OF q majority Of
the CoTpofntols OF the Gullipolls, Macarthur and
Columbus Railroad Company, adopted nj meet
Ing OF the CorporutOrs In the town of Macarthur
notice Is hereby given that on
MONDAY JUNE 20, 4. d.. 1870,
at 0 o'clock, A, NJ, Books win be opened at the
following named places, for the purpose OF re-.
eelylng Subscriptions 10 tho Capital Stock OF the
Gallipolis, Macarthur and Columbus Railroad
Company, tO-wit;
Az the First National Bank OF Galllpols, In the
Town OF Gallip0lis In the county OF Galla
AT Keystone Furnace In the county Of Jack
son,
AZ the Vinton County Bank, IN tho Town OF
Macarthur, In the county OF Ninton.
Az the Office of Z. W. James, In the Town Of
Logan, IN the county Of Hoclting-all In the
State of Ohio.
said books win be kept open from day to day,
between the hours of = o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'clock, z. Mo untll the requisite amount OF
stock shall be subscribed.
by order Of the COrnoratOrs, at the tovn Of
Macarthur, the nth day OF May, 1870.
DAN. WILL, Prest
WIN. SHRoHER, seoy Maylg-5w
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(From the Gallipolla Bulletlu.l
RaII Road Meeting.

At the meeting of the incorpor ators
of the Gallipolls, McAuhur aud Colum-
bus Rail Road Company at Keystone
Furnace, June I'd, 1870, there were
present D. VIII, Pros't, e. Deltomb,
VIM. Shober, Q. d. Bailey, Lewis
Muenz, Andrew Wolf, Thos. b. Davis,
and H. s. Bundy. Absent, ]. W. De-
lay.
Minutes Of the meeting Of the 9th
and llth ofMay, were read and approx
cd.
let Resolved, That the corporators
here and now appoint n committee OF
two or more persons whose duty il shall
be to superintend the opening of Books
Of Subscription, aud the procuring of
subscription to the capital stock Of the
Company, and the securing of the rights
OF way through the lands upon which
the road shall be permanently located,
aud do everything necessary to be done
until the permanent organization Of the
company, unless other wize ordered.
Cd Resolved, That WIN, II Langley
Of Gallipolis, and Thos, B. Davis, Me.
Arthur, be appointed said committee
Sd Resolved That in consideration of
the adoption of the foregoing resolu-
tions, that so much OF the % resou-
ton adopted by the Incorporators at
the meeting in Macarthur on the 9th Of
May, 1870, as remains unexecQted be
and the same is hereby suspended
Committee on survey reports that
Mr. Graves could not be had, but will
interest himself in procuring surveyor
for us.
Meesrs. VIM. II Langley and Thos.
b. DAVIS being present state that they
would accept the appointment and do
oil IL their piywer t0pash out lt'il Road
pf4j sci fnreush
y othe Du ipe-s dppeb0ng ne
meeli Y thea adjourned
llan Wof, Pres't !,
Wn. chobel, Secy.