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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full yigor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders If,
miserable and marriage impossible, Is the penalty
Pald ny inc victims OF improper indulgCnces.
nom not being aware Of the dreadful c0nsr.
quCnces that may ensne. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend TO deny that The
power OF prOcreatlOn Is lost sooner by those fall
ing into improper. habits than by tho prudent ?
DSsless Deing deprived OF the pleasure Of healthy
IONS Of both body and mind arise Tho system
becomes derangcd, tho Physical aud Mental
functions Weakened, Loss Of Provocative Power,
h nervous lTritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation OF
NY ny Msatt, indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
Decay and Death. F''''''
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GheGttdltqeuter
Among the New York Bankers.

The National Bank System--THlk
with Their Organizer.
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DIR. Johnson

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Lon.
Don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent nj.
legeS In thS United States, and the greater mart
q H whose iliG mas been spent in the hospitals OF
London, Paris, philadelphia and elsewhere. has
eheCtOd some OF tho most astonishing Gu rcs thai
were ever known. Many troubled with rInring
IN tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashGIl.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
tlmes with arrangement Of mind, wcrO cured
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nOOFLAND's pODOpnYLIIN rlLL,

perfect substitute for mercury, without any oil
merCury's evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills, which ara intended TO
act upon the Liver, arc mainly composed Of Pc.
dophyllln, or the
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THEY PURIFY THE DLOOD.

cleansing the vital fluid from all hurtrul impuri-
ties and supplantlng them with tho elements OF
genuine heAlthflnGss. In word, there IL scarce
" disease In which they cannot DO safely and
beneficial y employed; but In that most general
DYRupDgia
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On. HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTRRs

Would you know more of tho merits of this
wonderful medicine than can be learned from the
experience Of othersi Try yourself, and when
1t haShiled to fulfil the assurance Of Iis efficacy
given by the proprietor, then abandon faith in It,
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BENEFICIAL ONLY

In all cases of the hillary system. Hoonand's
German Bltters stand without an equal, acting
remove Its torpllity and Causc healthru scCrG-
ton ofbile-th0rcby supplying the stomach with
the most Indispensable elements Of sound dges.
ton In proper proportions. They give tOno to
tho stomach--s stimulating Its functions, and en-
abling u TO perform It's duties as nature designed
i should do. They impart yigor and strength to
the entire system, causing tho patient to feel like
another belng-in fact, giving him new lease
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTIOE

Dr.. ]: addresses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
lhaDltsi which ruin both body and mind, uniting
riago W '''''
These arc some Of the sad and melancholy Of
Iece produced by early habits OF youth, VIZ:
weakness OF the Back and Limbs Palms In thu
negd, Dimness Of Sight, Loss of Muscular Pow,
or, ralpiAtlon OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
ifrlNDlllty, DerangemUnt Of the Digestive Fine.
Items General Debility symptoms Of COnsump.
MESTALLY-ThO fearful effects on tho mind
arc much TO be dreaded. Loss of Memory. Con
FUSION Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Eyi Fore.
DeqhRs, Aversion TO Society, SGlEDlstrnst, Love
OF solitude, Tlmidity, &C., are some Of the evils
Thousands of persons of all ACES can po,v
Judge what IL the cause Of their declining health
losing Their yigOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous
and emaciatcd, having singular appearances
about INC eyes, Cough, and symptoms Of Con.
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MARRIAGES.

Married Persons, or Young Men Contamination,
marriage, being aware Of Physical W"aiRnnslS
Organic Debility, Dcformities, speedily cured
nc WIG liaGes himself under the care Of DR., j.
slclan. az P"S
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"osonr1," the Home of Jay Cooke
The Old state Banks.

His RccOlIcctiOns of Secretary Chase
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote COnnnhlal Imp.
through lll0 becomes a weary plgrimage: lid
prospect hourly darkens to The view, ihe mini
becomes sladOwGd with despair and llled viii
inc neIahch0ly reelection that tho happiness of
another Incomes hlghlnh with nnr n,rn 'e'' "
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by A CcrtaIn n,,c
tice, lndnlgcd In when alone, habit ircau1ntIv
learned from evul companions, or al SCHOOL, III
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage Inn
possible, and destroys both mind and body.
should apply Immediately. '''''
What pity thata Young man, tho homo ofhIs
country, tho pride Of his parents, shOnld be
snatchCd from all prospects and enlOymcnts of
lie Ny the consequences Of deyiatInI from Inc
pain OF nature, and indulging in certain sc
Grey haDlt. Such persons must, before c0nlcm.
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Medical.
RALTIMoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As 4 REFUGE FROM QUACEEm.
Tho Only Place where Cure can DO ObtalDea

DR.. Johnson has discovered the most Certain
Speedy, and only RdectuAl Remedy In ihe Worid
for Weakness OF the Back or Lim6s. stTletprrs
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder. inyolnn'
tary Discharges, Impotency, General Debility
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low SpFIts
T3salGsion Of Ideas, Palpitation Of the Heart
9ilessl Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Sklli Aheetons OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
bOWels-lhose Terrible Disorders arising irom
Solitary Habits OF Youth-Secret and SOLITARY
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than tho
TOug ol oylens 70 Ihe Mariners OF Ulysses, blight
rendering marriape 81 imDOsstLi, N'l''''''3
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DRUGGISTS.
NOVELT S,
PERFUME ATOILIzERS,

A new and elegant article for tho Toilet, or for
Inhalation OF medlcated vapOrs. Price moderate.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST q co.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENOE,

VI ANll
When the misguided and imprndcnt vo,arv nj
pleasure finds that he has ImbibCd Inc seeds Gi
w s painlnl dlscasUt too often happens that nm
illumed sense Of shame or dread OF discovery III"
Iets nun from applying to those, who from edn
L III, hmd esPIclADlllty,. can alone belrGnd
lhis hOrrld disease make their appoafance, SncL
as liberated sore throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains IN tho head and limbs, dimnGss of sjgbi,
aeaih,ess, n0les on the shln.bpnCs and arms, bro
palate OF the mouth or the bones OF the nose mi
IN, aud the victim of TIL Is awful disease becomes
hortld object of commisScratlon, llll death mia
period 70 tho dreadful snllcrngs, by sendIDg
III, 10 llat undiscovered Country from whence
lisa MELANCHOLY FACT that thonsauds
ian Victims TO this terrible disease, owing In lhe
nhskllllilncss Of ignorant prCtCndCrs, Who. Nv
the uso OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY.
miserable, Wv ''''u"' "'"'V
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Dir, JOHNE,rON

o,,,,,... LI4b' JO11NSION,
OtFiCB, NO. Z SOUTH FREDEt STREET.
Lelt hand side going from Baltimore street. n ew
1OOrs rom tho corner. Fall not 10 observe lho
name and number. W VI"
w No letters received unless POSTPAID and
containing stamp TO DO used on The repiy.
persons writing should state age, and send p0r.
Ton m, oiadyertlsGment describing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN lis once.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Tho many thousands cured at this establish
ment within tho last twenty years. and the ma.
meT9us Important surgical operations performed
In9 Sln and many other papers, notices of
which have appeared again aud again before the
public, besides his standing as gentleman, OF
character and responsibility, Is sunlClent guar.
anteo to the afflicted. H"'''
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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FROM PAYNESVILLE.
Grasshoppers-Personsl.

PAYNEsvlLLE, MINI, July 9th.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-1 regret to report the
arrival Of grasshoppers at this place in
great numbers. They came from tho south
~est At 8 o'clock p. N. on the 18th. And
furthermore. it is generally understood
that they have taken the oats and barley
crop to harvest on shares-I am safe to
say on halves. Old settlers have all along
"seen aigns," that they are just about
leaving each day but still they remain /;
aud may, for all that the later prophets
can see to tho contrary, make this their
abiding place for years. The certainly
sh"w cheerful conten'me with the
chance they have here for get ting Twin &
Our only merchant, MIR. James futile.
has departed this life for Connecticut,
taking in on his route St. Paul, Duluth.
Buffalo and New York City, and is not ex-
peoted to return for two months.
MIR. Overlaud's Photograph Gallery is
in town doing = thriving business, picking
up oil the loose change
We had light rain this morning and
last night As . change from the intense
heat and drouth. I hear the click of
/ reapers, which informs me that some farm
or has tho audacisy to dispute titles with
/ tho grssshoppers.
Yours, Ftp,
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BENTON COUNTY.

sAuk RAPIDS, July Oath, 1871.
EDIro1 Jou1nAL.-The Russell House
has again changed hands,, Mr.. Carpenter
has purchased the interest of Mr.. Cushman.
rho house is being much improved.
H. B. Stevens is finishing off his build
ing opposite the depot for hotel. to DO kept
on the European plan.
+ Our new County safe arrived recently
from Cincinnati. 1t cost $1,000.
Proposals are being received for tho
erection Of new school house. The cost
will be from $1,000 to $1,000. Lots have
been secured on Cliff Street, below the
Episcopal church, beautiful location.
Mr.. Jud. Adams, while chopping wood,
on Saturday Of Last week, inflicted : wound
about two inches deep on tho top Of his foot.
Wheat is being cut. In the timber tho
crops are good; on the prairie, not 80
promising.
The pound at this place wss again
broken open the other night, and eight OF
ten incareersted porkers let loose upon the
onoffending community. The name Of tho
perpetrator of this "hoggish" act is not
known. DOOW RUhTRA.
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ABOUT Our NE1oHBoRs.-The grasshop-
-pers are doing much damage at Osakis...."
A child of E. p Chase, Of; West Union, fell
into q we'll, and was With much difficulty
ved.........A little son Of s. B. Moon, Of
Lake Ellen, was 80 badly scalded that it
died in a short time. So eays the Sauk
Centre Herald
ses Welearn from the Fergus Fails Adposate
that the Board Of County Commissioners
resolved at their Inst meeting to pay $3.50
for safe for the Treasurer; and authorized
N. Shaw and NJ. Fielder to contract for
the building Of > jail at Otter Tail City,.
The body Of an unknown Norwegian (sup-
posed to be. Haiversen) was found: in Bed
River, near Breckinridge.:.:;.. :..New build
ings arc going up.........G rasshoppers have
done considerable damage in the vicinity Of
Breckenridge, Oak Lake and Elizabeth
City .........Fergus Falls is quite young
place, but not too young to have a mar
riage notice and divorce summons in the
same column Of the paper. t@
Alexandria is talking about, q National
Bank. We, do not know Of better Cashier
for such an institution than Mr::F. B. Van
Hoesen.. .Grasshoppers have settled in
Ida and Leaf Valley Townships. but the
crops are considered about safe. .......J. NJ.
horde, Of Ida, has ordered steam thresh-
ing machine........The Post complains that
the people Of Alexandria are not sufficient
ly alive to the railroad interests of the
place.
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FROM RAYMOND.
Crops-Grasshoppers

RAYMOND, MIMI, July Is, 1871.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-We are having plenty
Of rain nowadays, accompanied by
strong winds. The grain crops are doing
we'll, but will fail to maintain their reputa-
tion Of former years. During one Of our
wind storms last week, (which came from
the south. millions Of grsshoppers were
blown in this direction. l am informed
that At Grove Lakes, i've miles from us,
they have already commenced their depre-
datisns. Whether they will reach US be-
fore harvest remains to be seen. They
will have to hurry up, for We have COM
menced to cut cur barley, and in ten ds;s
We think our first sowing Of wheat will be
ready for the reaper.
Since writing the above, am told that
south Of us the grasshoppers are taking
everything in their march. More anon.
Yours, L. B. RAYMOND.
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MELRosH. July Fl. 1871,

MELRosB, July II, 1871.
Melrose has had an example Of the ''new
departure" lately. Hiram Corners has left
his wife's bed and board for an indefinite
lime, but it is generally conceded that what
10 his loss will DO her gain.
"A Dr.. LaFlesh is now enlightening ~
the Inhabitants Of the north part Of our
town on the history and origin Of the negro.
understand he has proved conclusively
that he (the nsgro)is desoendent Of Cain;
that % there were unclean IS we'll as clean
animals admitted to the ark. the negro got
smuggled In some way. This 10 probably
Why the niger is 50 easily discovered in
tho wood pile yet by our Democratic
friends.) 100.
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MEIRosH, July 10, 1871.
EDITOR JOURNAL The farmers are now
busy haying. and the crop promises
Well. rhe occasional showers for the last
few weeks have revived tho small grains
considerably. and people expect an aver
axe crop. The potato bugs are not so nu-
merous as they were last season, but in
some places the grasshoppers are plenty.
John Fitzsimmons, Of this town. 10 now
in his ninety.seventh year. II there an
older man in the county!
Major Clarke and family have gone ia
New Hampshire on visit.
We expect to nominate Attorney Barte
for Representative for this district, if he
will accept.
The Democrats in this vicinity expect
Austin to get the nomination for Gov ernor,
and say he will be defeated IS sure a.
h-he'u run. 100.
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THR!sH1Na MA0n1Hrs.-Many farmers
are making inquiries - to which il, all
points considered, tho best threshing ma
chine in the market. Without doubt, the
J. l. Case & Co.'S thresher IL the cheapest
and best that can DO had. Its excellency
is attested by the immense sale it has had.
aud its growing popularity among western
farmers. The opinion Of all who have
used it is. that it can thre.h more grain
and clean it better in the same length Of
lime than any other machine in the world.
Many improvements have been added to the
''Csse" without increasing it, cost Call
1t Capt. Grovenor's warerooms and examine
for yourselves.
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Lumber can be had only atthe yards.
sT.CLOUD FU Il MARKET.
BLAN As.


We have on hand, printed from new
ype on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warranty Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattei Mortgage
/. District Court Summons, Notices Of
Trial.: Notes of Issue and Executions ="
Jvss,ees Court-Sunmons and Ssbpoe-
mas.
To Town OF11cERs.-We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out . new
road. --.-> i - = e
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of reads (for public
posting.)
Town orders. with stubs, bound or I'M.
bound. ..
A6idavits to be attached to all Bills, (fol
town or county use.
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
I" Constable.
g Justice Of tho Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election OF
Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN tho State. -..
Orders from the country, for large 81
mall quantities, filed At St. Paul prices
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D0.Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pe.tengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are tho sole agents
for The JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thori.ed to contract for inserting advertise
me2ts for 10 1t our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
10 We their favors with either Of the above
b uses.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS !
FOR FIVE DAYS ONLY.
THE VERY LAST CHANCE.

For the next FIVE days, we will sell our
stock OF goods, including clothing, dry
goods. dress goods, waterproofs. notions,
boots and shoes, hats and caps, &c., &c.,
AT AND BELOW COST
At the expiration Of the five days, tho
store will be closed, and the goods remain
ing unsold removed. ~
This is the best chance for genuine bar
gain" that has yet been offered to the peo-
pie Of St. Cloud and vicinity.
Come and see US, as We mean what We
saw. PlCKIT & ABBOTT.
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COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
CALL FOR MEETIN G..

The different towns Of Stearns Co., are
requested to elect delegates to meet in the
city Of St. Cloud, on Tuesday the 18th day
Of August 1871, for tho purpose Of forming
an agricultural and Mechanical Associ-
ation," said association to take measures
for the holding Of . County Far this fall.
It is desired that all tho towns shall be
fully represented.
r. ". DELANO.
&C. MCCLURE.
W. B. MITCHELL.
P. J. LIMPERlCH.
L. ROBBERS.
Committee.
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JOS EDELBROCK.

CHOICE WINES. &C. Schulten & Go. have
just received a large invoice Of pure wines'
including the following brands, to which
they would call the attention Of buyers:
California Angelica,
Port,
Sherry,
Hoe,
Clsret,
Muskatel,
Montebello,
Sparkling Angelica,
Csrtblanche Champagne.
Missouri Catswbs,
I" Concord,
Rhenish Wines.
Spanish Sherry,
Burgundy Port,
Spanish Malaga,
Currant and Blackberry Wines.
A fine, lot Of imported Ales and Porters.
This stock cannot be excelled in the
State, and those who want what is pure
and choice in the line OF wines should call
on Messrs. Schulten & Co.
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FIRST DIV. 81. PAUL + PACIFIC r. r
summer Ttne 9'ables

Summer Time 9'ables
aAN9 CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave st, Cloud 7l6 4. u. and 2:1b P.M.
Arrive do 1870 P. Y. and 7:2O Pm.
sf. PAUL TRAINS.
Leave St. Paul $50 A. \. and $50 P. u.
Arrive do I'm. and I n.
N1NNIAPoLID TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 7:t0A. H., and $50 ?. Y.
Arrive do 1i:96 A.. n.
Passengers takingthe morning train from sain,
Cloud for Minneapolis change cars at st. Anthony
Junction and arrive At Minneapolis at 1l.S6 4.
The 2l6 ?. u. train from st. Cloud, does not make
connection at 81. Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus fol
Minneapolis on arrival OF train.
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One Of the Indians who left tho Little
Falls jsil 50 unceremoniously, was with the
two dessrters caught at the Little Elk
bridge [reported on last week aud is again
in custody. "Lo" has probably changed
his mind about "Vhitc man no smart"
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"A soldier named Cahill, at Fort Ripley.
obtained leave Of absence q couple Of weeks
ago u 90 to Minneapolis to have his teeth
earpsntered, and has not since returned.
His name goes down to fame on the list of
deserters.
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FROM CROW LAKE.
The Grasshoppers.

CRow LAKE, July 16, 1871.
EDITOR JouRsAI.-The grasshoppers az
rived here July 18th, and are doing much
damage. went with Soren Halverson to
look at his grain and found q good many
heads Of wheat lying on the ground, hav-
ing been cut down by the grasshoppers.
These pests eat tho stem, and let the head
fall to the ground. They do not touch the
kernels after down, but continue cutting
other stalks.
Yours truly.
]. P. HAMMERED.
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IMPORTANT FOR THE LADIES.

A large assortment of shawls and dress
goods, for summer wear, for sale ct. very
low figures at Joseph Edelbrock's. These
goods are all stylish and Of the very best
quality. Ladies will do we'll to call and
examine them.
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THE DRIVING PARK AssoolAT1oN

On Thursday evening ~ adjourned meet
ing Of the stockholders was held, at which
ten per cent. on tho stock subscribed was
paid up. The amount Of capital stock was
Increased to $4,000.
The committee on permanent org.n;xa-
ton. through its chairman Mr.. John Co nee,
reported the following list Of Directors:
G Mcclure, CDKerr
G Smith, B. Overheok.
H G Burbank, John Coates
J E Hayward, Wesley Carter.
:. Clarke, kostnbergsr.
d Daendsls CA Gilman,
Gregory. ~ ~.
On motion Of @. A. Gilman the Chair Up.
pointed H. Rosenberesr and ". B. Mitchell
tellers. $.@,:
The stockholders then baliotsd on the
adoption of tho report Of tho committee
the vote standing: For, 1901 against IL.
Mr.. P. J. Limperich moved that tn.
evenings proceedings be published in the
city papers.
The bylaws were read section BY sec.
ton and adopted. They are modelled
very closely after those of the St. Paul
Association.
The following committee was appointed
to prepare and issue call for . meeting
OF delegates from the different towns Of the
county to take steps for the organization
Of County Agricultural Society
r. ". DeLauo, W. B. Mitchell,
T. 9. Mcclure, P. J. Limperich.
L. Robbers.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Board Of Directors met on Friday
evening, and organized by electing the FOL-
lowing officers:
President -. G. Mcclure
V,ce- Prestdent.-Chss. D, Kerr.
Secretary-W. Mulllken.
zteaswrsr-J. G. Smith. 49,,
The bonds Of the Treasurer were fixed At
$500.
The following standing committees were
appointed:
Exreutiu< Commiyee-P. L. Gregory, J.
It. Smith, Wesley Carter, B. Roseubsrger
and J. E h,ywsrd.
FINANCE Committee-John Coates, II. C.
Burbank and G. A. Gilman.
COMMITTEE on 9rounds-C. D. Kerr, J. E.
Hayward, B. Rosenbereer, W. Carter ana
P. L. Gregory.
The Finance Committee and Treasurer
were instructed to canvass for the shares
sill untakeu, and TO receive the payment
Of the balance Of tho 10 per cent. asses.
ment.
The Board adjourned subject to the call
Of the President.
On Saturday the Committee on Grounds
visited and examined carefully tracts Of
ground near the city limits, owned by WA.
Csruthers, A. Schroeder. J. RengeI, 2. Sis
son and h. J. Fowler. Propositions will
DO received from tho different owners, giv-
ing terms. &c., for sixty or eighty acres.
All the shares exoep, I've or ten have been
been taken.