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PINPLEs ON THE FACE. For Come
dones, Black Heads, Flesh Worms or Grubs, Pimply
Eruptions and Biotehed designations on the Face,
use Perry's Commodore Pimple Remedy. Re
liable, Harmless and contains no Lsad Poison.
Depot, 70 Bond s., n. 7. Sold by Druggists every
where. msflof o2vsm
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Nrrr advertisements.
NOTICE.

WHEREAS Elnaline Malica Carl, my wife has
w left ms bed and toard with ut any just prov
ocation and refuses to live with any longer, /
hereby forbid any one trusting or harhorng her on
my account shall pay no debts OF her contracting
after this date.
ELIJAH CARL.
H.; r,-,on " Anil ostb fG-u-u9x
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The NV WATER ExTEEsIoys.-At the last
meeting of the Board of Aldermen, the Commit
tee on Water Department, to whom was referred
the matter Of recommending schedule Of streets
through which to extend the water pipes If the
city, and an estimate Of the expense thereof. re.
ported, Recommending extensions as follows:
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TWO volumes OF the Weekly Free Presssprompt
l return Of which to the FREE Pass 0rrIcE is
,ee uested deslBd&vtf
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4 THREE-EoRsE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
a and Boiler 10 good running order, for sale fcJ
want OF use. Enquire ct the
Ssvtf FREE PRESs OPTION.
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
E A L L X A d + r S
CHARInTTE


w E have Just received from market splendid
w stock Of DRY GOODS STRAW and MiLLIN-
cry GOODS. DRESS GOODS, &c. @. me and see.
Apri. 2s-w2w L. ALEXANDER.
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Coughs Colds, Fevers Asues, Billicusness Cons
tipItiJu d. grh0ca. Neufa ia Female y eAk sses.
Headache, Convu'sious, Sleeplessness, Dyspepsia,
Liver complaint. Consumption, Painting Fits Pal.
pt4ti0n, Restlessnsss, Dizziness ChiIdren's Troubles
erc
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A SAFE.
c z r T a I "
AND
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TOR
NEE RALGIA
AND ALL
N E r V o o S
Diseases.
PILL.


UNFAfLIBLE REMEDY for NEURALGIA Fac
rAIIs often ef,cting perfect cure in single day.
No form Of Nervous Disease fails 70 yield TO its
derfuI power Even 10 the severest cases Of Chronic
Ssuras,ia affecting the entire system, its for
few DAYS AFT irds the most astonishing relief and
rarely fails 70 produoe a mpiete and permanent
cure Il contains no materials in the slightest de-
oree injurious, II has the unqualified approval Of
tbe hest physicians. Thousands every part Of the
country gratefully acknowledge its power soothe
.be tortured nerves. and restore the falling strength
sent by mall on receipt OF price and postage
One package 500 Postage cents.
Six packages, $40
II is sold by all dealers in drugs and medisnes.
TURNER 4 CO.. PROPRIETOR
I2O fremont Street Boston, Mass
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NIN0osEL-Dr. Buri OK e iep,r.ers .,oe Lee, IRE
on Friday eyerin- was well attended and .-...,e
good satisfaction the only fault tenr ,bsri-
vas too short. lie tre.tei tbs sotie,, .,,-, tho
professional stand point, showing the ipis-iaps
effects Of p4re spirits upou the system. and the
diseases tina; t5llor Jbeir use He t1c7 showed
No the composition Of the liquors in com non use
and the impression seemed TO prevail az oug the
audience thst the strong drinks o. the present
dav are not remaIkablg healthy The Doctor
insisted further that it is not safe nor expedi-
ent as general rule to prescribe spirituous
liquors in sickness, even though the patient de-
sired it, IS Is often the case. He closed with
enumerating some Of the evils resulting from the
use Of rta-asiie from tho Sc above named
among which was the cost y ereof He made an
estimate Of the annual cost Of LIQUOR in Winooski,
a large part CT which is yaid by the poor, who,
in order to meet this laf lity cheat honest trad
ers out Of their pay for food and clothing The
Doctor argued that tn pecuniary interests Of
business men dema 9dei that they unite in sup
pressing the rum traffic; that they would gain
more by 50 doing than they would 10 Sc by unit
ing in prosecuting the rumsellers, the rumseers
who cry out d" persecution" whenever they feel
" the halter draw
On Sunday morning Geo. Edwards, the young
est son Of A B. Edwards, accompanied by Miss
Ellen Ryan, a woman who had long been in Mr..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13
MINNESOTA NEWS. =

-Mankato by vote Of 465 to. 10
resolved to issue bonds to aid in rail-
road connections.
- The improvements ia Rochester in
in 1869 are reported by the Post at
$250,O00.
On Saturday a train ran off the
track near Litch6eld, injuring messen-
ger Dodge and brakeman Roach.
John Friedrich, "a merchant Of Red
Wing, h s suspended; liabilities, $780,
600 !; assets claimed to be about the
same.
Elijah Easton has been appointed
Postmaster at Owatonua, and W. A.
Griffin, Of Carver county, Assistant
Assessor of Division Ten. ~ q i,
lin Wright county, says tho Min.
neapolis tribune, is ! mother who is
but II years aud s moaths old; tho
father IS only 10. Fast county, this
Some Norwegi.ns near Moscow,
says the Albert Lea Standard, had a
trial az to who could drink the most
whisky, and in two hours one was dead.
Next drunkard J! face your death.
Tho following touching obituary
appeared last week in the Mower Coun-
ty Register "Hor Sickness was brief.
Disease -Mombraneous Group. OF
such is the kingdom Of heaven"
"A fire in St. Paul on Sunday
morning destroyed stable, sued by j.
T. Wood for storing agricultural i'm
plements. Loss $4,000; insurance,
$1,000.
1T is estimated that 100000
bushels of wheat, 100000 Of corn,
100000 Of oats, aud 100000 Of
potatoes were produced this year in
Minnesota.
From the Taylor's Falls Reporter
We learn that by FIRE in that place on
the I'd, W. H. Folsom, w. 81. Pas, a.
more, R. H. Pingree and othors SUI
fered to the extent Of about 81 900.
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1saERsoLL's HALL, at St. Paul, was
crowded on Thursday evening to listen
to tho address Of Hen:rIgsnatius Dom
nell y on the tariff question, deliver
ed in response to the request Of the
'o q + 3e'r..nre g. .ed over <t.ts.
hundred Of the business men Of tie
city. Accepting similar invitation,
he also spoke At Minuespolia on satur-
day evening. The address is spoken
of as able and interesting, giving st.
ti'tical information, aud spiosd with
anecdotes and ,humor., The position be
took was virtually. tho same u, in biz
Farmington speeeh-agaipst the pres
ent tariff.
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III An Interesting paper was read at the
''rans-C Continental !a Convention at o.
:vsgo, by Alvin Bronson, Esq, on Com
merce in the Northwest, from which
We take the following extract: il. -. +'' 81
Il: 4" First in order il the. Northern Pa.
cite Ra!1llr;o'ad,$ shorter BY, 500 miles,
from lake to ocean, than it's predecessor,
and practically better. by. 800 miles
more, in it's comparative exemption
from high grades and sharp curves,
saying nothing about deep and pro-
tracted SHOWS, or thirty miles OF costly
and combustible snow sheds. Its ter
minus $500 miles nearer Japan and
China than that of San Francisco.
The present road from Omaha to Sacra.
mento, about the same length As that
from Lake Superior to Puget Sound,
has an average altitude above tide.xate,
Of 5000 feet, with a maximum Of
5000 feet over the Rocky, and 700
over the Sierra Nevada Mountains
while the Northern Pacific has an aver
age altitude from Lake Superior 4
Puget Sound Of 1900 feet, eliminating
at 400 feet on the the Rocky and 3,
! 900 feet on the Cascade Mountains"
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Siberian Winter Apples.
nARrNoo WINTER CRABS.

These fruits have been fully tested and
lssoribed. and come recommended by the
best horticultural authority, as may DO
By the following extracts
5:'ssIt - = desideratum to procure fruit
that will keep all winter and at tho same
time perfectly hardy tree. have now
before me ~ I write, March 18th, 1863,
specimens of the Marengo Crab, which are
now perfectly sound, Of a bright handsome
red color, flesh yellowish, quite rich and
quite good" F. R. Elliott, in Hortlcul-
turist.
1.-THE size and beauty Of tie Marengo
Crab presents strong claims to our favor,
besides the great point Of extending the
season of this fruit. think the Siberian
family deserving Of more attention" DR..
J. A. Warder. in Prairie Farmer.
"On cutting the 'Msrengo,' March goth,
1868, I find its texture 6ne-grained. favor
mild-scid, pleasant. think the fruit must
be great acquisition" J. C. Plumb, Sec.
Wis. Hort. Society.
81 see no reason why this fruit is not
just the thing to fill the now vacant place
in the list of winter fruits fer the north"
E. H. Skinner, Marengo. III.
"Among tho many specimens Of this
fruit have received. count the 'Maren-
20 as perhaps the best in all respects"
F. r. Elliott, in Rural New Yorker.
The following descriptions are from
Downing's new edition Of "Fruit and Fruit
Trees of America"
:'Marengo.'-Fruit, large for its class,
fright warm red. flesh yellowish white,
crisp. juicy, mild, pleasant sub-acid: In
eating from early winter to late in the
spring" ..-,....z
yellow with vermillion cheek; aesh yel-
iowish. crisp, sprightly, juicy, rich, mild
sub acid, almost tender, excellent. Season,
December to March,.
:" oral.'-Similar to Chicago in up.
pearanee, quite crisp. sprightly, sub-acid,
keeps till February, or later" II,
These apples are highly ornamental,
adding to their sale 40 market fruits. They
abound in juices, and do not, like other
Crabs, become dry and worthless 40 soon
as ripe. They ore eminently fine for cider
and for all kinds Of cooking, and being good
keepers, and great and early bearers, and
perfectly hardy, are destined to become
Immensely popular IN every section.
: :, A circular Of Is pages on the Siberian
species with full account of the Marengo
Winter Siberian, No. !, sent for ten cents
to any address.
C. c. ANDREWS.
Marengo, McHenry County. Ill.
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ssDRoM HoigY oAIiRY.

A private letter from Fort Gary,
under datS Sof December 18th last,
says!.,' ''a4':'7 g. ,''..:: '"s... i '9',
"1Ss&pss' a4 e" Ii present 'i ID wy uu-
satisf.eceoty site. Business Of all lin ia
has reoeivsd check, aud 10 comparison
viii. s6t&ssr !ytessss' trade is is . failure.
The Insurgents have siezea the: 'Hud:
son BY Company;'s5 fort, which is their
principal depot here !. also taken posses
sion Of. their cash, and a. fur as they are
concerned lths. Company, l. mean have
stopped virtually all their, business,
"Ths Company does rot give bills
Of exchange for their scrip, andsdo not
show any indication 10 resume busilcss
until things have become moro settled.
The issdrsenta having sliced their cash
box with about 1880, they think they
will not gather together any more Al
present, for fen Of another descent"
Father Thibsul', the Vicar: Gsae.al
Of C.nads, has been admitted, ande,
escort, 10 see the ypfisoners at Fort
Garry tepstt,' in : confinement. Dr.,
Schu Il, who is exceedingly unpopular
is kept at: work carrying water, cutting
wood, and psgrfosrma , similar neoi.|
duties, The Insurgents intend having
paper Of their own. to be called the
Independent. -
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TIN sety eniIcenth Annual Convention
ftktqr.bd Lodge 81 hlion,.o.I.' J. M.:
soo.x,SSn6led 1t 81, Paul on Tuesday,
About 1sstAvSnty Five subordinate lodge.
verS SrefrssenteSdf:o' a. 40, a. address va "a
mads ~ Mott " o;rshiipfol Grand Mas.
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hands Of lawyers engaged to conduct
the suit by tho contestants. What 4
Wiudfall % tho starving SONS of Coke
and 81; Blackstone '''s y ,ov
Psf you want mug Of now
cider, send down. s Ten barrels have
just been rolled down the gang-w.y
under the Green River House, precise
ly three stories below me, to which, BY
consent Of mine host, I intend making
tre.ausnt pjlk faf dying tho win,
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BEsasrecsnt decisies, the Suprsns
Cou.ts dsahred thst the l.sds held BY
the First Divisioa- Of The Sc. Paul
and Rsci6s Ra'lsosd Company s.s not
liabla 70 .Aa3atisa- i This, very natesi-
ally affects Sseeraa, Wight snd o.hs,
counties ahag slAe line, of the rad.
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CERTAIN. persons. in ST. Paul ten
dsrsds thlgesghi a;n.l estate agency, to
CIV. Austin = dwelling house in that
city, furnished, for one year, As u New
Yeat q gill; The Governor promptly
and y wisely, though .eourteously, de-
olinsd the. offer. :; :. ..l... T.. =. ~.
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The CHICAGO papers are consider.

I The Chicago papers are consider
ably cxciesd over the pardon byaGov.
Palmer Of Daniel Walsh, who shot his
wifs'and caused the death Of two other
persons. There is too much p.rdoning
noW.a-days. ;,~>r. .&79i, ."a.:g s>.''c:
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ON Menday a:eouplss Of Roehsfort's
Paris editors called At the resideues Of
Prince Bon:parte, and;;:as The latter
claims, meuaccd him, VIXEN he drew his
revolver shooting aid ! wounding both.
Actis ,q !i!l l Be broashlt, before tho High
Court Of Justice.
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The recent Wom.n's Sdhfnsa Con.
veution At Concord, N. r., created no
interest; aad il Il remarked !; l.meusa-
bio iisa 81 thu times that Il Cincinnati
MrsSsautes had but 200 persons =.
her lecture; and oaly 100 went to hear
Traipsat Boston. ed. 1g'', t2a"% :
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Mas. s1ows's pev ,oIou., % i. the
Byron o,.'i i 9, is OF, and, dll. ~.
hundred Peses: y When t.'s viz this dis.
gusting matter Be through with !?
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NV t8e1iSC 1rr presents = list OF
one.'andstea md ddlsv,.sdn suicides ;,i;si ia
1854 HossAssssoccurred within, is
msaaa5is ass ss.t efths p,t,se.n.
yeav. The record is 1rightfal ODD, +,
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CITY RESTAURANT.

80 - --st E.
H7RESH OYSTERS
SERVED UP IN AMI STYLE.
Game Of all kinds in its season.
Fresh and Canned Fruit Confectionery,
49,. ..,.l-.i... Pastry, &C.. :
: MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
y Regular Borders at reasonable rates
Thankful 70 my customers for their pat
ronage, I would solicit continuance If
tho same. $3.50 - - ISL.
al: LOUIS GOYETTE
a. GLAND Tan "a 1910 -1a-a
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I !Ial postage On Letters to Great
B''t h1n i y aox s: only six cents Per hall
ounce g pt !sa; g ju ut; double thes OF.
diniIy rites Ct American postage.
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CON0asssl rs.sssemtled on Mondav.
TheIques6W sof tho adni.s,,on Of Vir-
gini. came up, but9wss laid over with.
OFT ae6its octioo. 81 $50, o. B.. -.
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rHE notorious si =, Lord Lord A1lli.psley aAa.,
Dick R.dfoti' whose recent ma, marriage
created such sensation :j il New York,
Ia. fed, cheating his creditors and de-
sertiog his vile, II Thus ~, . fool girl,
Who, 10 spite Of all circumstances, in
sisted upon marrying a London black
leg, received her due reward. His
o'ro5itor,.,' are entitled to an equal
amou Of sympathy.
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tai,ts;s;f,,k ai---'-sdjx'f ;ti," .~@'
Tis.s&. Paul Rte.sefI Fsid@y pub
iishelp ths following 'pa,g,,ph 1850 81
A]elsgr.m, from Jay Cook to Gayer-i
nor Marshall ,yestorday brings tho in,
tslligcpce that tho oontrsot lprI the con.
stru0siou Of ths 6rst- 16S6t iiocnnI Of tho
Nertks1u Fkoiasro kaihoad lIas;2 ben
signed, audtthlt ~ work vill, prob
.b!y, i Al ggses al, J be commenced ~. il
lis seasaf 81 q ~ ljg Cook t.; + c.,
de.irs esrtain Vegetation from Minueso,,
t. before vork i q commenced, .od thi,
is probably what is meant by "if al soee
we'll" 'sesA's''" AAS's''' '''H
Nothing ae6eite has been heard
a. to ths, S soate f rs ! tGe lake to Red
River, but I !; quite certain hat the
choice lies between St. Cloud and tho
direct; line at or above Crow Wing. The
charter Of the St. Cloud and Minneape-
lis Railroad with its grant is 10 the
hands efthe Northern Poetic, ~ they
haviex accepted Tie transfer 81 The
condition tbselthsir road should eros
the Mississippi .t md Pr through s.
Cloud ,, Il not used to be returned. i
has 1otsctebeas returned and no int,
nation has been received that it will be
In addition to this" St: Cloud offer
to braaI { r,ilro,d bridge across tn
river, .nd si,e .buna. y. DEPOT ground.
The d,H &; counties i. along this lie
would be Wiling to give heavy bonuses
These are inducements which asiths
the Crow Wing route nor tho B1eokia
ridg>aoausesion preasst. ,,,4;s.;: r.
In lengthy article the Supsris
T+i0at.iss' ,o'ppos;sas' strongly the Breeki,
ridg. scheme .rd eonmsads the poi
ton taken BY tie fuE JouRsA ii
IL thshds;li1n nsat certainly esleu;ats
to ps.stS the sds,elopnsat of ii
S,o,. soA.1X ssG7s'. I:<'s .l< =. :.
Il c.4s,un = " 81. -.
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Gen. Mower died last week.

Rev. Cooke, . NJ. E. clergyman
Of New York, elopsd o. Saturday with
a handsome young hdy of his aoek.
HA l.ft .--;E. and t-n ~hildrap
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SssS OSVSV wa
In 1oO4........... ...... 6O, 500
In lS69......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 73. 121
The number Of improved farms was
In 1909 Observation-Disclosures. u, 787
Al AooS ............................. 40, TAG
Showing an extremely gratifying in.
crease in both during the past five
years.
Of the 1851, e02 acres Of public land
taken during the year, s56,876 acre.
were for homesteads.
The population Of the State il esti.
mated at 100000; OF which number
about $40, 600 are esgased in .gricul.
tural pursuits.
During tho year "a miles of railroad
were constructed and opened, being the
hrgeet result Of any oae year. The
Numbering business shows an increase
Of moro th.s 5o,0oo,oO0 feet owe,
1oOo. - -
The whole nunbsr Of persons 10 the
State, between Sand 81 years IF ago,
y! Ia, 414, ~ increase for: tho year .!
1851. Tho sumbsr attending school
1Q2, Q86, ~: iaesesis Of $1,000 owe.
1868. Four-6fths Of the school dis.
tr;'ts (2,s77 10 ns.bss1 had both sum
mer and winter schools, avsssgiog IL
tho aggregate over six masths in tn
year. This exhibit :ot school, attend.
.nee surpsss<s that made by many d
the older States Of tho Uciou.,
Tho sales Of school lads during the
year have been IS, 917.s3 acres, produe.
ing >2s8, 304.45, which sum ,ddsd to
the former soeumulations, makes the
fund s2,37l,199.sl, When: all The
lands shall have been sold it j. sesti.
mated that tho fund will reach &c.,
100000. The interest Of this :perm,.
neat fund is senii:auuually apportioned
among tho counties in proportion to
the number Of. children therein. The
amount for each scholar tho past yea.
has been s1.15. $780,,
The Normal Schools are all in flour.
isiing condition. Of our school, be
Gays: ""The school at.St. Cloud BE-. been
opened during tho past year. The nor.
NAL board have taken measures for The
commencement Of building for this
school," ..;,;. o>. .... .....,,: ,
l.; The State Upiveesity ~ bess fully
organized, aad haa ~ aatesdaaes dss'
ing ths year # Isl. The Hstosio.l
Society hss been suee"ssfally nasase,d
The Adjutant Gsusssls report sosvey'
such, iafornasion, ~ pertains to thai
o&os, snbodyins aoshisg Of specisl
public interest. - ',.;.:. 81
n Sqgges.iops ars made concerning
the Management of the Soldien' Or.
plans Home. 10 the Hospital for the
Insane, there were l6l patients on the
Sd Of November l,st. For this in.
stitution the expenditures during the
year were !: ~ 81 tag. '.ss& Y,s,. i
Building Observation-Disclosures. Is
G, Current expenses. ..............:y4 n, 179 80
&. To the Deaf. Dumb and BIZ ID, As5.
Inn there were during the year CT; in.
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matcs, being an increase Of 10 over
last yAsI TIL, new State Reform
School + do,se> "a god saRrka IN A.
State Prison. 6ero wor1 Npy.a Soth,:B2
prisoners. X an Siptepstins &c.
thAt Mimi ~ ns III psop orti9tf' 70
pdpd,..ion, 's+j criminals than any
other State Of the Union.
The Immigration Fund of $4,000
M. With -the- exception Of about $500
expended in publishing and circulating
pamphlets, maintaining agencies, &c.
Reference is made to the probable
speedy commencing st To7E On tie
Noftkeia Paef6do Ka1}ifN5aad.s ' 7,'s . *
.IhS RIA Klvdr 41tlbellio6n liz, liz, Cover.
aer thinks concerns Is q, chiefly as i may
a8api tho ps,oe Of o ptI border: *'%7 ~
; 81 tke III Salaries i,i - d liz
sule go nd Il " siuiboord dina ts& is
freetmmenn;dsd. z7oT "''%':,>:": at" .
':''dovssid8t MARSHALL closes Ills m es5 Z,
lby referring L et tie " wonderful 81 gyiioavtl
of tie State during the period in whl,ci
he has been con,nesScted with liz; admin
istr.tion Of its affairs; BY y'p urging TIA
the fewer ana simpler tie Jaws, tho Bet
Ter ; BY acknowledging" The kindness
aud the conscientious labor If the 'dii,
:" feroot officers *ithi whom 81 he h as hla'
Official relations and stating; that aft;e
seven YER. Of pubic service, mlilitar
and civil, he pqfposses,s, I'stiribg t. the en-
Il Judgments Of private life. 80 -:
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WcathersDovn soutl~ Nc Contrast-A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Law
sles 'ii q yam rtins hut Remote Offer.
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soo o0soNt cSSu yoIo0 u WnIon II
estimated to be Oh, 561 1897. ~.
The personal property Of the State
u given at $65, 900, 900; real estate
$l2o,0o0,ooo<
The wheat exports Tor 1869, were
about 1900, 900 bushels, almost one.
fourth being Of the crop Of Last year.
There still romans about 10000, 90
bushels Of list years crop, ~ we'll ~ .
considerable portion OF the crop Of
1868. !.
The number Of soil psoprictors in
tho State Vas