davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-04

pedy. supesiutcndent Of Pu1.oe II untrue. Tho
reporter Of the paper In which the anoo1ncemeDt
no right 10, and was ordered cut Of tho Ceat1A
station. Hence the false statement
PRINCES HYCnN1 AND TzCD1. With their sattes,
arrived IN Chicago yesterday, ria the North wcst.
en- Road These JoonE Prices afo from Japan,
They WI spent seven Jeara In tnts country. They
left Yokohama, on The steamer Chtun on the SD
Of Noyeubefs and made this quick TIP to Chicago
as aboTe stated.
EDWIN WATERMAN. 30 years Of age, who resides
q SO South Desplainea street, diBappeara1 sud
denly on Friday LIST. and has not been seen or
ponds upon him for support Is greatly alarmed I,
hlB departure aud fears something haY lls 2peped
TO htn. He is plnmber By trade.
oNa or 7m NouckABIE FEArrHB Of New
dasn Pay xes Sne a Of ss
the animals dsa.ine tae 1sson shoa.d d bs sag. ss.
gest1vo Of those drawn In the wagpn7
TEE STEAMER =. B: Rice, Willis proceeding 10
evening. broke an axle white turning ont the car
racS at Madison and LASaite Streets
TEE REaULAR MONTHLY MEETING Of the Exc.
ASSOCIATION viii be held Al the once Of Ihe Lei
II X. - 9. " aeD''s ''A '''es' VI ILLS evening
REV. ROBERT CoLIYEH Will deliver leesure
,reeE SUBJECT YelKsale Ma1orta s5d Ghsr.
lotte B1onie-"
AToLr- -RoRE, worth s.a, was stolen from the
,uggJ Of J. A. h. Waldo, while It Mas ktandipe ~
font Of hss once on Canal atreet, yesterday AZ
eruoor.
A MAN NAMED Michael Walsh was arreste1 l..t
.yentrG while trying 10 ac!l a large mllror to a
nan on Wels aleet 1t Is at the ArnorE await
bg a owner.
eoLuc.ed with the Protestant Orphan AsTlnE
will tEe pface this afternoon at PE O'Clock.
, 1870-01-04

aod one Assistant Supervisor for each q.roo tpbst-
!LAn9s provided the who.n number Of Huncrytsors
enAl mover exceed $50.
whenever the pumber reachca 80 then thu h.
Nn o. representation shall .e ipcrea2od from ums
ceed 20 e1A' "o'e' Ca
AlloF 20 representation to the towns Of South.
Noftn. and West Chicago. a. that Of the Tards
apose pfoFided coFefs The aAme te11ttoft,
1Ae Hoafd ot SupcrTl1ors, thua elected 70 meet
oo tne nrst Monday IN Deecubsr la now. aud
aAve no poE to DO any business, except 10 or
fanlM 9fd e!ect from among Themselves, by bal.
W, N Executive Committee OF twenty. nSe, which
nnmoef Anan neve. be decreased, 10 be called
"lGe K1tcauve Committee Of tho Board OF 3D.
'Pe1tlsofs OF Cook County"
sAid committee 10 meet immediately after The
adjournment OF tho Board Of Supervisors and to
nave power to elect = ffos!dent by ballot who
ana! appottt the satne committees is nos exist
tol tLlte members eacs>, aud said Executive
Committee 70 have al the powe.a, and perform all
tne duties that DOW By law belong to tho Board Of
Sppes s1spr1 OF Cook County.
VhcJ shall determine theIr tine Of meeting aud
bfr1.
Fifteen Of said Executive Cormi&.ee ahau be
c1ose1 from the city, and ten from the townA out
This plan Ia proposed 10 elicit discussion, IN the
hope OF having better one proposed oy botue one
else, Il there be beLles ont. S1~
G1o. ". WAIrH.
, 1870-01-04

FoIeysa "Cnknown 's-Ocenn Yacht Race
Dnse Buli-Thc prlze-King.

BILLIARDS.
4 SAn Francisco despatch aiioo1ucea that the
match letHeen John Deery and Cyri1Ie Er..oeu for
the American billiard championship, which vas
originally set for Dec. q 1869, has been postponed
to Saturday erening next, Januxrys.
II Is understood that the naucleas rarty In
whose behalf Tom Foley has accepted John
Coon9 Omaha chslieUge at French caroms for
1850 ride, Ia Rudolphe, 10 whom, It would seem,
the game must prove the rerleat " "wa,k.away. !'
Perhaps Coon knows what he is about 10 putting
up against such an Rntagonl4t, but his pfospects
Of winning look utterly hopeleia' neycrtielcsa.
The New fors HeraI Of December 80 publishes
the following correspondence relative to the pr0-
posed ocean yacht race between the Dauntiess and
During the past week The following cable desp.tches
pared te1wsen ~; Athbuly. owner oi dc Britiih
s.sSs s e q see e. e1ps Asl
thensclves:
BRIGHTON, Dee Il. 1ssa
unIrse1sedy retire and waire the question Of The
oS' s o. 'n,'ha % NJ ssp I'D vii tars Dsun
July. to suit your convenience, for Go service.
NEW Yonz. pec. 70, lsea.
VIII you. or viii Jcu not. taf1 the DauntIces IN At
W. 4';n. 11, Il q
Bennett.
BR1aH1oN. Dc. = lsS
us ne,d sssr s. % IL
Jour .eeeptanee ehal!eaec oi keptenbcr Z. sceins
III. q ass snd aad
daacyaEtake II etat from the IEtsh coakt II cou-
sss q esss & dsSs
DecrzsIy. AkununT.
NV Yoak, Dee. g, 1ss9.
, 1870-01-04

S0R4@
Ntne 7. Amer i Co., coal dealers, No West
1taudohh street aud No, TO West Ktnz.c 1.rect,
arc selhg Goals at l:1ces which they think DEFY
competition. Their stock ,retudes tue rnest
grades sott coal, among which mag be enune.-
Afed tntcelebKa'ed Peter Hayden ccai. from the
Hooking Valley; The Wnlnut Hill coal. from Wash
ngton hunty. ra., and the cuphon,ous Yougt.o-
gheny, p favoralAy aud extensively known in this
ina1EeL In consequence OF their RreAt vnue and
polblaHi, some uEkttbclplcd Dealers arc tfylpg
70 nkpoa Of Erie, Briar Hill, and other cos:s Al
rsoeucts1f these mlnea This 0rm supplies qn....
nnntelof the largest consumers ID ChicAsu
embracing such nute.s hs the Sherman, fremont,
NItges. 1evefe, md Aasaas0tt Houses, no: 10
Hehtton, detail. large number OF tho most az
tenslFe ita factories, Etuodr!e4, aan rolnx uil.A
bfewef1es, dtstil1eHes, and other large steam
pfodnctuR establishments In the EoEthWest
Mary dF.lets also mad It greatly to
tnelE acFntagc to buy direct irou Mine;
T. Ames 70. and are rapidly abandoning o!her
yards OF tnl orm ara connected ~ telegraph,
and certain iellvery 10 any part Of the city. As
pc sole cobllRrees Of some dozen or fifteen OF
the test coa mines IN the Cntted States, tneiF
supply Is iuexhaustible, and their facilities such
a. ~ eERbaihem 70 furntah coat In Any quantity.
70 dtalsrs asd con1umers, tn any part Of the CITY
or tie Northwest. We might add that az mann.
lHc:urers ofthe best Pittsburgh coke, they have
bCnf up lGge trade in that article Of fuel.
, 1870-01-04
THE COURTS.
False Imp isonment-.Conhrmation Of
Iltlss-~A Tiger-Fighter Re-
ceives His 6takea
The City Printing OAse-Close Of the
Asgumenta-Wll1a Probatsd.
Police Court AGatrs-now Seus People Con.
dufted Themselves on Few
Tears DAy.
Superior Court.

VH TRIAL.
Samuel lfaacs '. Peter GraG CAse to recover
for an alleged false imprisonment. On. tr1al, In
th4a case 1t IL charged that the defendant caused
the arrest Of platnttn+ tn May last, upop charge
want OF prosecution.
CONTINUATION or TI1LT4
Nntamln F. Qulm5y '. William Linton ct ale
Bill and ctoos bill Decree catered confirming tne
title Of William Linton 10 Lot Is. and Of compilia-
ant In Lots IT. II, aud Is In Block IL South Brnnch
Addition, the title Of QuimbJ being, however, SUB.
tect 70 the do5ef right OF 8 defendant, Mstuda
Linton.
LOST At PAso AND RECLAIMED At Law.
line! g. RoundA v. Walter r. Winchester and
1nomRe Haynes. Action of troyef to recover
noleJ lost At Eum!ug-faro- Verdict foF piainud.
Damages, <s5451.
F0RKCI0SVKK.
Nathaniel Wheeler ct ala. '. Angnatus Il, WeBt,
ct ais Decree Of foreclosure on Lots 90 and 81,
J1hneon SextoDB SUBDIVISION or the west pntt
Of Block l, AesesaoE1' Subdivision of the north
West fIact!opal quarter Of Section %, 20, Ii.
MEN SUITS.
joel Ell.s Ct al '. Christian Ruerck. Asauup,lt.
Demand, 81. .O00.
, 1870-01-04

Memrt 4. 7. Dates Co., dealara IN farm ma.
chipery. dc, have recently removed from No. 1875
Whshlrgton street 10 commodIoua quarters In
WelchA new butlding, No. Is South Canal street.
Tbs orm hare aecnfcd the exclusive agency for
the Northwestern 6t0tes OF the tMAnN6eidr'
field Machine Wosll This Mansfield u superior
In several respects 70 any machine Of Its clAsa f.
r. Bates Co. are also general Western agents foT
the Palmer EmerJ Grinder. They Will also kcep
consta1tly on hand 1 lul line Of the farm ms
chtnery and bells Manufactured By Blymyes, Feal-
ing ca.
, 1870-01-04
THE C0nnIr BOARD or SUPERVISORS,

To Me Editor IF The Chicago Tribunk:
Permit me through your column1 to suggeat to
the people Of Coot County for tbelr confederation
. plan Of representation In the County Board Of
Supervisors, which r. rs follows v1z.: Each OF
the IN eight TOWN. outside OF tho city to elect
one supervisor and one Assistant Supervisor IN
each town for each 8, COO inhabitants.
Each ward In tho city 70 elect one Supervisor
, 1870-01-04
MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aurora, pec, .. At thc
residence 81 Rsy. 1ia.c CLARK J. u. Croker. of thts
IEkRF-1KRRY.-At the retidence Of the brides
inotheT By!91, y. =. peg; y. By kev; 7. u, Hedx-
~, of the former Place,
-HHKHhIGK-At tho rcrtdcuce ot r G.
MtAtifter on Weste1n nyenut. Jan. L hy Rev Father
Groean. Robert b. Hilia, Of Dunlap, lowa and Mia
aaIy T. Hrennire. of tLls clty. No catdA.
, 1870-01-04

Such Is the title OF a new boet devoted TO the
female sunr1ge reform movement, Just published
BY Carlos White, Hanover, New Hampshire. The
volume has received the highest Recommendation
from the Eastern press as an able advocate OF tue
cause II trcals Of. and az discussing matters Of
advertisement Of. "Ecce Feu1lna," in another
cqlkIpu.
, 1870-01-04

me city prtuttDg (Geemsn) cnae WIS again be-
Iofe tne court yesterday, the argument OF The mo.
cnton Of the contract implied by the resolutou or
me COUNCIL 10 publish its proceedings 1n the Tolks-
ZeitnU9 being continued and concluded, Tae
matief ues taken Under ndSlscme1t, an early de-
CtAion being promised.
, 1870-01-04
DIED..

WELDOH-JancAry I. Julia Weldon.
The fnnere1 will sRke place on Tuesday, 1t II ocIock
At ~ South Jetiefroo street. Frcuda Of the family
RYDER-In this city, on The Sd instant. .Jo.cpb
youiFeat child Of Philip Ryder md jane Forrest. aged
year aud nouths-
funeral from the residence Of the parents. No. rs
Wabash avcnur. on Wednesday At = o'c.cek =. M.
Observation-Disclosures 81, 1871. James VI. Cultet.
ton J! ased days. can OF j. ". Cullcrton 3r. and
Ellen Eu1lerton
kENNEDY-1n thit city. Deeeunber 81. 1865, Frank
Kennedy.
WAIkEH1tn this city, Janua1r |. Mr.. Sylvia G..
wife Of Ar. Eieha U. Walker, aged g.
kKLLr-!n this city, Ianu,ry !, Of consumption,
htss Lizzie kGIIy, III The 34th year Of her age.
Fusr4t Oh Tuesday morning, 9Th instant It l0oetock
from the yesldencs Of her brother John VI. Kelly u
EaAt Harr1ton btreet Friends are invited.
, 1870-01-04

Attention IL called to An advertisement, In an-
other column, OF "Aorablc House Wanted" Tho
ho01e nuss be OF frame, contain not less thtn
tNelre roomx, located In the South Myittau. aud
b resdy for removal BY NAruh /, or II au ek1llsr
date Any petzou having such property for SALE
can sddress NJ q. E." at tbs once.
, 1870-01-04

BUSINESS NOTICES,
SnIt fslleum cured by ustnu Juniper
Tar Soap, made BY Caswell, Hazard 4 Co., Gew
, 1870-01-04
QI,ARVOYANTH

l tell o{ business law love. lost stoico psope.ty,
lnsf11fe. absent friends cE death: give charms
luck AID saccezes bare hals toDlo. LII Jaeksoa st.
, 1870-01-04
MACHINERY,

Z M, hoist;rS and zcs.1ne. 10 Ntorve: PnYI Iii.
Aam1s1: Eofsman's tFor clad Burr Stone Als; aiso,
1nte@aioz hcssne& Il n. AAES. 70 South CAual4t-
, 1870-01-04
70 I,EAHE,

i1lo LEAsE-ILLIxoIs FARaIs-ETHE soUTH-
"Eat qna1ses aed . Il neTs' IN tantaea.s Quarter q
yet q Telono; "a dh.m, atso o.. under eu,EAtisn
bling Seciohs and II Beltaower ToNuthir, Mel Lean
c.. Fur lraar Ia quarter ssct!one Not improved. Also
ni.te due west et A1co!s. Dousl%s Co. Not improved
AddtNsn n S OLIVER Uineinnat a
, 1870-01-04

Tee report WA9 CoaCETHQ ID
The same eSum!ttee to whom TaS referred the
rettton Of j. EcdneDewAld, for remission OF dne,
rrpnrted resolution, directing the Comptroller TO
The 1eJor Was eonca1red In, AID the resolut,o1
SInpted-
T,ctale COZ mites, TO whom was referred the
mission d 's1cS. T.pof1,d adversely ,hefesn.
The 1e;ost vas concuueh In
SALE HP 1.olHoHs.
The taNe Eomuulec, 70 whom wA3 referred IN
ovd:rspcA regulating the sale OF ch'ofoform rad
polso;e. rSpo,,eo: 1FeomuendinE 'hss u he re-
The lcruIt IVES cocculred In.
1nAps IL WASHINGTON srEErT TrHKKZ-
Ttr sage conutitee, TO whom WAS refested or
Wsan,l gton street Tunnel. reported nxcE the
ssme, win 4 recon nepaatiou that II be p..ae1.
TIC report was laid oTe1.
6..NAHyuA FTocroR. -.....
The Sane contnlttee>t - WHOM va teteffeo the
p. tllvo OF scc,auhs Proctor ro1 fen.aston Of nsc
reEones Recommending rhat It be referred to lne
Mayor md Comptroller with po ne. to ACT
TIE report Eas a.Et back 10 the committee.
xEsr SIDE FARz.
The Earrc committee, 70 whom Was referred a
communicative from tho West Hsdc Park Connls-
Bioncrs Offering to purcasse ceI:a'n p:oeessy
supni:,ed the iol!o r!rx, The pf,ce bc1ag 4 M
r1tc Of Ss!0 m acre:
~: 81 assS1 I'd "a e
4 C. hi w I. 81 SS!.f f4B ID ns
e Tses @ ~ Il +. m I'D = -
rs ess1,d *a r F rs e;.' ~ Y e q Poa
.' ;os Is susls' Etc g. I'd sa.i sss
o.nptroHrr. uron delivering said convryAnre 70 ea1d
Puk CON ni.nons.s rsesre from ssid hoard t:ses
dced neH.toEed shs 5.i bond breopiuk dae sd r.ya
payable November !. ls;i 70 The third heeomia9 duo
rt 4 The mt q Per eeat ps1 .nna paJhsle & On tae
sAid bonds - ihey bscole due-
TIE ScpoH Eas Laid oTer.
LAKE, FRONT.
The RnDae committee, 10 whom E3s referred The
resolution os Aid Walsh authorizing tnar commit
tee 10 oonf1 with certain railroads On the lake
ftopt question, reported, recommending TIA. II be
n,ed-the matter uow being IN The co7tA
The report was coucutted In.
MISCELLANEOUS ..
Tbe Committee On WhaTTea aud Pah,,c
Grounaa. 10 whom VA referred a comun1lcs-
iion from E D. McCseg relative 70 exchange Of
cenetetT lots: pet1unn OF 7. 7. Sherlock. 10
lease certain grounds: petition Of Cfu.t J, ,Aa5tqn.
fclaiive 70 leasing street ends; petition Of
Michael Greenehaann, for removal Of nay
uxrket aad remonstrhnce q .onn P1ra
sRtlpsI it, 1ocatlon on Block e. CArpenterz Add
uon: fesoutlon authot1xtng the ConpIo1er to
iesse ce7ain grounds to r. r. Sherlock: Eesoiu-
tons Of Aid. Wicker re!auYe to ends Of sueess
, 1870-01-04
4. FISHERS DANCING ACADEMY

1. FISHERS DANCING ACADEMY,
Nos. 115 md 1:s5 North Clnr1.s..
a NEW sEAS0S will commence At the .bove Acad.
tn.y Jtn. 4. 1E1e. Tha ueweft English. French aud
urIIIus D.nert viii +: taught by mott competent
feaehtIf TIE ti1d atenuru Of parents. and .1uo os
ltd ~ |, T. e. f!r.s fes seho.rs 70 beam
tons fer parties rEca either 1t the above named Ill
y. II d<stre Al the private Ictdeuce Of tho pAtsuu4
4, FfsRER, Professor Of DAnefne. and Tutor Of tbs
Te1rslehoFrAn Ar Grand Soirce every Thursday.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.
"eP"'f'dj FOR The JOURNAL By john Zapp, ESQ.,, Re-
lister Of Deels.

reported FOR The journal BY John zapp, Esq.,, Re-
'ster Of Deeds.
For the Week Ending March I'D.
From VIM. Weber and wife to G.
Ptefter for set sw Sec. 23 +.
l26 R. 3Sw. Sls(
From G. Klosterman and hush. TO,
VIM. Weber for vi nw4 net Sec.
II T. l2S r. 81 II. 2O(
From $. L. Davis tot Pickit andJ.
B. Abbott for lots II aud II blk
40 in A. A. Browns add. to St.
Cloud. 500
From W. w. Davis and wife to J..
Pickit and j. B. Abbott tor lot 8
blk 40 in A. A. Browns add. to
St. Cloud. 50
From W. W. Davis and S. L. Davis
esa|. to J. Pickit and ]. B. Alb
bolt for lot 10 blk 40 in A. A.
Browns add. to st. Cloud. 100
From NJ. Bauernfenid and wife to
J. Litz for mel Sec. 20 and sci
sw} Sec. 20 and 81 nw4 nw4 Sec.
% +. 125 r. 81 v. 1910
From A. B. Coats and wife to L. H.
Cooper for lot 10 blk Sc in Fair
Haven. 200
From Wm. Dickinson and wifetoJ.
H. Owen and J.. H. Raymond for
und. ! of blk opposite blk 19in
Brott + Smiths add. to St.
Cloud City. 1850
From L. Cram and wife to G. Helm
for mel nw} Sec. % T. l25 r.
20 Y. 800
From W. Merz aud wife to J. G.
Helm for sw} nc4 Seq. II T. 1876
r. gov. 800
From A. Keeper and wife to F.
Dauzl for 81 84-1OO acres in Sec.
OF. l24 R. GOV. 1900
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An old man named Nelson Allan,
says the Brownsville Progress, was
found in a vacant house dead, one day
last week A Jug Of whisky by his
side told the tale. Death stares drunk
ards on all sides, but they seem blind
to their fate. 49,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03

Hiram R. Rcvels, an octoroon,
was on Friday sworn and seated in the
United State Senate. He is tho lineal
successor of A. g. Browa, Of Missis-
sippi, while Gen. Ames is the successor
of Jeff. Davis.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03

Tho Red Wing Republican says
that Herschler & SINNERS mill, about
nine miles from that place, was burned.
Loss $4,000; no insurance.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03
Boexs for Farmers < stock D j q b, !,

Bound volumes Of the American Stock
Journal for 1868 containing 9H large dou-
his column pages, postpaid for w. /: 81 so
. Bound volumes of the American Stock
Journal for 1869 containing 384psssi, sent
post paid, u, --,,,, .s.5 .,,>7x $3.50.
The Deiryman.i Manual, sent post paid for .2sets
The.Horseman's Manual, w., ,.~~-,,vss = 2kaI
Tho hog Breedsrs' MAMMAL. 60 - e :.
The Sheep Breeders' Manual, Gu. 80 ;. Is g
The Poultry Breeders' Manual e..
TIE whole i've Manuals sent post paid toons
address for sl.oo
Agents wanted, to whom liberal inducements will
ho offered. Address -
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W''';:''l e.. : G. ; ; s:::' ! ).
SEWING MACH' &:
I2 HHR nRGN IN ElMILY HSE.


WILL STITCH, HEN. FELL, TUCK, CORP, HlNn,
Sraid Quilt and Embrodor beautifully 1t Will WIN %
1nest needle and tLead run from perfect WORN ~ '
nnest Nains0ok, over the heaviest beaver clo " ~
with no chaGgeofncedle, thread OF =.
Will use coareo cotton. linen, silk and twine'
i ~ faster aud sillcr than any otner tnn,
lormsa hat even and elastic seam, differing ,'T w.,
every other stitch, each loop being T"ASAhD ~
THE ROTATING HOOK"
sna drawing the twist into the goods, thus secuIey
;sstenlng every stitch, so that the seam Will Dear
and "a that case even LII
oi ~ warranted not to rip in wear and nnoel aii
o"t tnIs!ahccs to "survfve the washtub. Oia, ~un
Hs family garments, toscms, pants, dresses, &C.,
tie unlimited to Committees at tars where wSs
have been FORTS Superiority Durability,
E'asticty and Beauty.
patented device prevents the possibility of the
snca oeng run in the wrong direction, or the bal
"uce wheslever wearing or touching the dress.
'he NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG,
""' avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
No Breaking ofNeedlcs.
Dsoe OF the needle is less than three fourths Of
IN loch long, and IL straight.
1Ne As"smer and FsNer can never be ct ,cyona
Auy Que may adjust them In the dark The hem
~ ny % OF any width No other hemmer or Teller .
=. sns. Turns the hem on the right under side
IL WI not drop Stitches .s the needle is always
h1a the blade short and straight does not vi
'~' anu AVn&ef ones. They are
manufactured ,oiM Mathematical Precision
each part Is interchangeable and can be readily
IN case Of accident. 1t will last generation
p.oper!y cared for. None who have Esed it can be
TO useany other. The roundness eyeaness
durability and beeuty Of its stitch
WERE NEVER EQUlLED,
as kapdity, Absolute Stiffness. case of motion.
nare. and neatness Of its hem and fell were
~ n.oacned by any other machine.
IL LEess universally pronounced his the Best Fami-
Swung Machine in tho World. Whatever the
OF the Wilcox &Gibbs it is worth tor family nae
that OF any other ever offered to the nnblic
received the Gold Medal of the Amercnn Inst
tnte-the FIRST Premium for 1"0''
'"THE BEST SEWING MACHIyEv
r. me great New England Fair-tbe Vermont stoto
rs-the Pennsylvaniastate Fair-the indiana State
1Ha ;|1e wisconsin State Fair-the Michic,n Stata
rar the Iowa State Fair-and at over s6 Conntv
. rats throughout the Matchmaking more Frst Prs
tnan were taken by all other Sewing Machines
together 10 the same time ~"." q A"'u1i''
- 'so~ ne Great Leading H1mily Seping Machine
ALLOYER THE WORLD.
wetake other nAachinos in exchange. We se,l n,
Sew;n,, suk, twist and Needles for every kind of
AGENrs WANTED.-rermst to AGENT, de-.
m. -" .acolar ana specimens Of work, sent free by
~ receipt otstamp, or had of
. CORNELL, WARD & COM1NGS.
t. GENERAL AGENTS,
ASS Lake Street. Chicago, Ill.
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"A trapper named Robert Freeman,
living in an isolated locality in Cotton
wood county, says the Wells Atlas, was
frozen to death, and his family suffered
severely from cold and lack Of food.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03

A Washington telegram Of the
lst says tho public debt statement shows
q decrease of six million dollars. The
amount of coin in the Treasury is
$l02, 100000, and currency ten mil
lion dollars. 49,.
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N0T1CE-U. ISLAND OFFICE.

~ st. Cloud, MIMI, January 81, 1870.
complaint having been entered at this Office BY Andrew
ANDERSON against james Palmer for abandon.
ing bis Homestead Entry No. 3527 dated February g.
1867, upon the Is x section IA, township III
range a in Monongalia County, Mimi, with view to
te cancellation of said entry: the said parties are
nereoy summoned to appear At this Office on the 2oo
DAY Of MARCH, 1870, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon correspond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
fcb36wa II. BURRANK Rsce;r.r
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The First Division Of the
st. Paul g. Pacific Railroad

oI' raul q Pacltlc Railroad
$780, 8 sz1 H's5;:zaz zi:s:ii
1869. WAITER TINE Table. 1876
trains for St Anthony Junction. Nano-
min, Anoka, Itasca, DAYTON. Elk K;vor
Big Lake, Clear Lake, St, Clo"d. SAM
haplds and Forts Ripley and Abercr or :
WILL L1AV.s coING NORTH.
S'' rau ssssss ........... S 80 A. n
d. cioud'."..........."...". 20 p. II.
VII. LZ&yE GONG SOUTH.
Arrir.st Sa." 10 4. n.
""'''''' '...... ! % =. Il,
SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
AND
Minneapolis Trains.
Leave M;1 st. paml:'. s45A: N. II 45An4sop.n
Mlhheapols........ S45 145 p M3 "a ~
ST. raul, Crow River and Big prxlrfc
Trains.
GOING ,vEsT.
" Min,asnn;;. - A. H.
crow River.... ~ =.
'''''' ''''''''' AGO Sc
GOING EAST
Grow p; ''''''' Q so A. ~
siinn M i 1--WE, Is p H.
Arrive St. Paul, '''''''' go . %
sup Tor Dinner 20 Minutes at Crow
River.
pCNCiAsF TICKETS at the Stations before enter.
rates Tue Cars at Discouutfrom thereguia: train
T. ssssensers must get their Baggage Checked heecre
th over the road, and the arrival n
check nd ~ paoe VI destination. must present the
'n 4. a9a take Possession of their Baggage
for ~. viii OF be Responsible
tstatlon for which it is checEedSjt heinz M
tnr o. inc bushes Of this Company to receive and
that effect. o'' at - H'aue 10
+: +: DELANO Superintendent
). IL. RANDALL, General T;cLat 49,.
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"A collision occurred near Yokoha-
ma between tho Peninsular and ORR
entail Conpany's steamship Bombay
aud tho United States corvette Oneida,
Feb. 28th. The latter was sunk with
all hands on board, 100 persons.
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The report Of tue committee on the
gold conspiracy has been published.
President Grant and wife are fully ex.
culpated.