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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04
THE VOTE on FI7N BOND CUES.
1ION.
The vote Of this city upon tho Bond
Bill is as follows:
Total..................... II

AVseAsssssssss sssssssss = AssA
This We think may be taken asin-
dioative, OF the vote throughout North.
srn Minnesota. The St. Paul and
Other papers, Who have their own. rea-.
: sons for supporting the ,measp1s, will
doubtless ssigs4.ti.e this . Irepudi.-
ton, and g utter disregard Of State
and municipal ::bonor. We. DO no. %
consider i. II our opinion were the
question to b voted !on,--the payment
Of Bonds, 8 they read, principal and
interest-the vote Of this place would
BE- be nearly a. unanimous l' vs.. il favor Of pay.
ment. 81 ,. H.. ~, Lii,
i, The reason Of the vote just oa.t may
be found in the growing distrpst Of our
people for Gov. Austin, and for any
scheme that places power aud patronage
in his hands. There are some PROPOSE
tons 80 plain that no amount Of soph.
'.tN ~ AFss't sesttst.-~
istzy can delude the people in regard
thereto "a glance at this bill revealed the
het that the appointment Of { committee,
who should hold in their hands the
power to reject Or allow claims "a. the
extent Of millions, deyolyed upon Gov.
Austin; the swift and certain .conclu-
sion from this proposition, in the minds
Of the people was, that it would .uu-
quession,bly BE- for the Interests Of. tho
bond.holders to control the selection. of
this committee. even at the expense of
9 sum that might prove too. great a
temptation for the spotless integrity Of
90 immaculate q specimen Of gubernato-
rial virtue q His Excellency..s; 49,.
=. Our sensitive contemporaries ON tho
subject Of State honor aad credit, may
...ceept this is:1. as the significance Of the
vote 10 this locality. .r. .;a .a-l..:
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AT Austin, on Tuesday evening Of
last week, Rev. n. A. y Mayhem and
wife were ''surprised" by some forty OF
Fifty Of their friends, who assembled to
do him honor before his departure for
California. He was presented With .
handsome gold headed cane BY the To-
dependent Order Of Odd Fsllows: Rev.
y ~
Mr. Creighton, formerly Of this place
made few complimentary remarks.
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Ara Railroad meeting held at Aus.
tin last Thursday evening, the following
resolution Vas passed
Resolued, That it would be expedient for
Austin to vote . bonus Of $50, 900, to aid IN
building the St. Paul md Dubuque rail-
road.
The meeting was addressed by ex-Gov.
Marshall and others. d - -S'' -
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~ / BOND QUESTION i.

- ~ = i i
VI give below the vote on the bond
proposition, % far Is kilograms reoe,yed
a one O'Clock today, indicate. Il win
bs seen that the proposition j. lost,
probably BY ! majority Of three Of four
thousand, With an honest Executive
70 name the commissioners, one who
could find soma buaiasss Of moro inn "a
pottance than that Of vetoipg Normal
School appropriations, and Shaking
railroeds over hell we believe the
measure would have been carried. p A.
We 60 to press the vote in the State Is
8asas heard from, stands a. follows !:
Yes 4,846. No 4,003. .,.s, Isl .5s'
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ST.. LOUIS is erecting ! bronze Equest-
rian Statue to the memory Of Gen: Ma.
thaniel Lyon. The entire cost of the
monument and Statue when flushed
will be thirty thousand dollars.
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HENRY w WEARY
CARRIAGEMAKER. 49,

HAVE removed to my new shop, one
FL door above Joues' Blacksmith shop.
WhefeI am pteptred to- do all kinds Of
work in the Carsia geiaa X ns line. Wagons,
carr ages and .s!eighs made in q neat and
subs Et1at manner at low rates. partition.
lar attention paid to repairing. -'.s5s 81
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,CHEAP POR CASH,

One good history dwelling house and
storeroom in Clearwater, the store being
an tablished business stand, j; also, a
coed So acre farm, with house and 81
-acres of clearing, at Silver Creek, Wright
county. AL will be sold for $500. In
4aile Of .1ss I'M y
nzo.4w - 1 St. Cloud, MINI,
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- RITA - <-T' SO ~ 49, t--T-rs. -
lllTERARY NOTIC Ns.,

'd Charles Reside enjoys /. peculiar
distinction among authors. There is
not, probably, another writer Of fo-
ton in'the world, whose work would
have such a popular vslue1 ID this
country a to'induce alarge publishing
hoate TO produce it in ,nstallmrnts
three weeks after the same chapters,
have been published BY another. We
sav thissdonein the case 81 Dickens
edwin Drood,"afor which Messrs.
Jamss II. 0sgood 4 Co., made. an ar:
5rasgement similar to- that under which
they are now pubhahing "a Terrible
1 Temptation ;'Ibnt after Dickens, Charles
Reade::is alone eqnal 70 supplying such
a. sinducsmant. 1t 10 no ,lsss ssredit.
able:t the literary morality than, sta
the enterprise Of the house ot james
h, Osgood 4 Co., that those publishers
offer : standing rebuke 10: the prevail.
ling American sin. Of pir.oy,;, Bv nav.
ing Mr.. Reade . large sum for advance
sheets q, = new novel, they aHord an hon
est remuneration = the author, and ii
the same tine ore aba to present it to
the American public fresh and three
weeks 10 advance of ito arrival in. .thi.
eouptry in any other form. There Il
no doubt that this enterprise pays !:
for, aside from the public appreciation
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frederick Douelass thas iectured
n Bslnmors III favor 81 the annexation
of F 81. Dondsfo. and oppressed regret
= ~ tllt| atttas Ne Sumner on tho
/. Il 8
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81 U0M|NGTON OLD NURSERY.

18th year. oUU Acres. Is GreenhVUSes. Largest
Assortment tall sze.. Best Stock Low Prices
Would you know What. When, How to Plant Fruit
Shade, Evergreen Trees Root Crafts Seedlings, o.
sage Plants Apple Seeds, Early Rose Potatoes, >h ubs.
Roses, Greenhouse and. Harden Plants, &c. Flow,
CT u lld Vegetable Secus. Fin IT, Best Ct.llec.
ton-Sorts and quality. Send 10 ceutsior New H.
Illustrated, Descriptive CataIogne-eo Lagos: Send
stamp, each, Tor catalogue Of eds with plain d.
rec,iOns-6I pa es; bedding aud Ca den pisnts-
81 pages aud Wholesale Price List-M pages. Al.
>drts. q. K. PAGNiX. Bloomington, IAnois.. ~.
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TIE draw bridge of the Winona and
ST. Peter Road was swung to its place
IN Tuesday. On Wednesday track lay
ing was commenced across the bridge.
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s"soe " Aeoe Oss~A~oy9 WA' ooSSo
does not openly and positively deny the
Scripture account OF mans creation,
but is far from giving to it his positive
assent. Yet he Suggests no other cri-
gin, OF theory concerning the first cx-.
istsnce VI the human race. Whatever
may be his theory. On that subject, am
unwilling to believe, that wo are dercend-
ants of any other, than OF those, Of the
first Of whom It u said, '"Ths Lord,
God formed man Of the dust Of the
ground, and breathed toto his nostrils
the breath Of life; aud man became a
living soul" ,ft','.- s Ts7%
r He refers to the different computa-
lions OF Christians as TO the age Of :,he
human race. I had referred to no CON-
putation Of the Church, or any branch
Of the Chur,h, or any Individual men :
Der Of the Church, but to the plain,
positive declarations Of the scriptures
themselves. @:>"it.i.: .<"> .ias s,:2i
he further impeaches the credibilty
Of the scriptures with the assertion that,
"The original b Hebrew manuscripts Of
holy Writ are no longer in existence"
But does it occur to him to require the
Knowledge Of the existence and preser-
walton Of :'the original manuscripts, -
Of other books, before be gives them
'credence :? I should think not. And
mlgh we'll venture the assertion, that
no other book has been preserved with
greater waschful care, in its integrity
and entirety, than the Bible. y so'st.
; He infers from my expression, ''my
remarks had no reference to the age 1o1
the earth, but only to that Of man up.
on IT," that I admitted the geological
theories, Of the present age, ia reference
to tho ago Of the earth, as correct Or
that point l neither intended to affirm
or: deny, as being beyond my subject
which was theperiod Of man . existence
On the earth, and BY which the scrip
lures measure the lapse Of time from
his fitst creation. sfEsszz gig @20ss.''
As if hopeless Of making out his cas-
from scripture, he adduces various geo
logical discoveries, of human remains
which aooordi' gtto their theories woul'
make the 5huuan race 10 have existe'
many thousand years longer than ii
Bible history reoounts =is.s' >s:o*asst,
If thesshd discoveries, according y.
|yeolcgiealstheories, come in direct oI
position to'she plain. posiiive ieclar.
Etion Of God'sfword, then, IN my jud,
ment, tits 90 much worse for sthoa
theorses, and they ri should be revise
and corrected until brought into ssacco
dance with that word. i For a. God 'a
true, 70 must His word be true, VII,
lever the consequences to human, the
riss and speouhtiots: But Mr.. Gait
! appsais.to hsye reached I very diffe
ent conclusion, and t. hold that the
I o. r. - IL Z : ; : b -
theories must rsmain' inmutable, On
1the5 Bible, ifbelieved !. N, nustsbe
:. distorted, and subjected 10 such fore,
, construction q may uakesis 70 1000,
: therewiths o. this point We diff
very widely ,sEss'S77 s'*'ss : s>'sss
} Here we1psrt; sDdzhsre. I leave hi,
u ssssis, sA MI. K. STEWART.
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GRADING, &s .st !.
s@E>S&1CUTT1NG AND DRILLING,
~ ef !as 80 IS i ksGKELAR DIGGING. So.
~ sb ort notice and on reasonable terms.
We claim to be able 70. give better satisfao-
zion than any other parties In town. and
stand ready 10 make this statement good.
WE KEEP on RANDALL KINDS OF :.
IL LINZ b Il
including shakopee and Port Byron;s also
Plaster Paris, Cement and
5Plastering1Hair
LINE OFFICE AT PRANK RRMEL 8 Yssa HDtsE
'cornerof Richmond avenueF and Sc .Angnsss street
4a Orders may be left att. b. Boyds storssG "a
Il i 1861. rs 81 J. a.. IS KEMELEY q DORP.
y st. Cloud, March 18Th, 1s7l. -
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sals . Reel
i farm Of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Prairie, about
FOURT GEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres arc timber, the balance prsi-
RE ant meadow, and tho whole e1olosed
with good fence thirty acres bsi1s snder
cultivation. On the premises 10
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE
with stables, granary aud sterehsuss I've
good wells, and other Improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road freu Ct.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be ssld
cheap. Inquire 1t this Office, or Of
f7,' J. 8. DAM,
,,pf.s.,. >.,.,.. On the premises.
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FRAGRANT. ~SAPOLl1NE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of loths and Cloth
ing removes Paint Grease Tar, &C., instantly, with
out the lesstinjuty ii the finest fabric. Sold ~
spectacle Drugx1sts, and Fancy Goods Daalsrs.-
New York, 46 Ia SAlle street. chicago.
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I'D - ilhelnl, the composer Of the fa.
= nous j .s'W1atcht on the Rhine which,
us Bismarck Is. reported to have said,
aided tho Germans !: in the late val
more than = well, tipped army q
100000 man, died recently Of b apo.
plcxy, having retired one eveningsin
excellent health and been found aseorpze
inethe mosni j. .ss..s /
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The 6rst twenty-five miles Of the
Northern P.ci6o Railroad in Washing.
ton Territory are 70 be oonstrue,e Cd At
once, and proposals have been advertis
q for IS tie San Francisco papers. i
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, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04

CHRONOLOGY or THE BIBLE.
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:. -Gen. Spinner has been, Treasurer
Of the United States for 10 years and
has handled 10 that time the very large
SUM Of $50, 100000 s>*ss. ri 80
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Government securities.


F. SnHks-S, Sc ssrS' GHf toHs rlsr-ia' 2 '.r-rrA
Lewis Jchns1n a %. aupte stocks snl bonds
blIao aud foreign markets. a. follows.
NV ToKE. Jan. - I. :. s. ISL. coupon, u
SIS. =, coupon. lluA-. So, -. coupon. D.
az, rs, coupon, irihs 81 nov, %, coupe,
L.. ~ tNs, b. coupon. lfeHa 81, o., Crrg.H.
lee, - H's. coupon. iH9r. currency O.. DID
Maripcss. s. Canton. -. Cumberland, G's. No
ern mon ieErarh. go 0Uf, Aslly-f, lp's, Ia fc
Mail, as Boston Water Power, 49, Adams p.
press, o.. Wells, fa-.o a Cos EKpruss, g.. AmgIl-
can ExPress. sSR, Z. : hNrgers. g.. y " hgTk
Central sud Hudson. g D. ScriP. r. krie, .,
q. Prcferrgd. =, HaTlgn, ~ r. a. pr rr-d. -
headiug, 90, Nj hiCan Central. --. Lake ehH"~
Michigan Southern, GA, Cotton Pacific La
road, ia. Illinois teutrni. lsi,s- Cleveland art
itt.burg, lott; NufthNcs - 4, do. proieTtsI.
u Cleveland. Calunl re-, t.ugiuns'i and Indian
apnli-. =: New Jersey Crutral. 1nti. Rock ISLAM
l0S Milwaukee & -. Paul. O. 4, d.. prei q. -
" abssh Western. .1a. fur MaknF. 60.
Alton & Tcrrr Haufe. --5 a tnnftai aul ~ J ].
So; Chicago Alton, ASA Do. pgeicrre1. N
OHIO aud Mississippi C-Ifltrlirss . a, t.l
CHIC 4 lud. Cent. ! q Tsnnessae STATE s.Nr
GA. CAS- d., uev. CO.. Virginia state skies, U'f
-, North Carolina sIN~s, old, a., 60. urH.
Missouri siNes. - d. Central Pacific MS. A,
Union Pscinc first Bonds, zee. Cola, LlAIl.
n a hsf.
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PRESIDENT GRANT ON THE INDIANs-Hs
tcaRts item CkriStiani-ed aud Civli-ed-We
made brief mention yesterday OF President
Grants message TO Congress fsvorng the re-
ceptiOn of the new Indian Territory with the
Constitution as IL was framed by the council of
Indian tribes held at Okmulgee in December
last. The President says
So long as territorial form Of government
Is preserved, Congress should hold the power of
approving or disapproviDg of all legislative ac-
tlon or the territory; and the Executive should
with the advice and consent OF the Senate -
nave the power to appoint the governor and
judicial officers (and possibly some others) of
the territory. This is the first indication of the
aborigines desiring TO adopt our form of gov
eminent, and it is highly desirable that they
become self sustaining, self-relying, christian
lied and civilized. If successful in this their
first attempt at territorial government, we NAV
hope for gradual concentration of other In
dams in the new Territory. 1 therefore recon-
mend as close an adherence to their wishes As lie
consistent with safety. 1t might be we'll to
limit the appointment Of all territorial OH Gals.
appointed by the Executive, to native citizens
OF the Territory. III any exception is made 10
the rule, would recommend that it should be
limited to the judiciary. 1t is confidently hoped
mat the policy now being pursued toward the
indian will tit him Tor self government, and
make him desire to settle among people of his
own race, where he can enjoy the full priyi-
legs OF civil and enlightened government"
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From Frisco -Wreck-Germ Re.
nEs-BlackmatlfnS the Hea
then Chinese by Cust0m. House Fan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Sl.-The whaling bark
Massachusetts,, of this city, was wrecked AT
Scammons Lacon on the 9Th inst, and is a total
loss. Her crew were saved.
The Germans celebrated the fall OF Paris to-
day. Between four and tive thousand formed
and marched in procession.
;: r.. Woodwork, L. :. ". second son OF the
"old oaken Bucket" poet, died here last night
OF typhoid fever.
The weather is warm and favorable for farm
ing.
Nothing has been heard OF the Colorado, from
Panama. which is over due.
A special government agent DIR. McLane, Is
making strong efforts TO expose and bring 20
justice the attaches OF the custom house i'm
phcated in Matchmaking Chinese merchants
but with small prospects OF success. The black
mailers evidently work together, and the Chi
nese are afraid TO give testimony against them
for tear OF persecutlOn hereatfer.
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\ large portion of Washington was obIiyous
TO the fact that yesterday was ashockingly bad
day. There was nothing APPALLING in slush and
dampRess to those who wendell their way to the
Navy Yard to make party call upon the wife
of Admiral Goldsborough. cordial welcome
by the hostess and the meeting OF all ones
friends was ample compensation for the distance
by the Misses Randall, OF Annapolis. The
young ladies are both beauties.
Madam De Catacazy had a full reception
and looked the masniiicent lady She was
with Q bodice, and loose flowing sleeves OF white
gsuze and gold Llama; over this loose black
velvet jacket richly embroidered In gold. Hair
in braids with blue bow and a blue ribbon
around the throat, from which depended . cross
of blue and diamonds. On an elegant ormOla
center table was superb basket Of flowers. In
Of all the Russias with his different orders.
= The wife and daughter of Judge Swayne
had large reception. Miss Chandler, OF Bos-
ton, and Miss Dennison, Of Ohio, assisted.
would call the Young ladies bellies, and the
Judges house favorite resort.
, Admiral and Mrs. Porter, assisted by their
daughter, and General and Mrs. Beale, Of Ches-
ter, Pa, with their daughter, held brilliant
repetition of the matinees OF last winter. The
Admlral's house IL spacious, and with three
drawing rooms. ball room and dining-room,
in Washington Of enjoying al the good things
offered, without the drawback Of being afraid
of spelling ones best clothes on such day As
yesterday; therefore, while the ladies receiving
were in full dress. the guests were comfortably
clad in walking suits and thick boots. A 1t was
not . card reception, the dressing differed from
that of Mrs. Bryan. In mercy to the ladies, we
will not indulge in description OF the dress OF
each one, for where the visiting and partying 10
90 incessant, the eame dress must necessarily be
often worn. and we would not foster or .encour-
age the desire fer . fresh dress for the report
ers- Nor win we say who was present, rs that
would only be 10 mention the names OF all the .
notables, both among gentlemen and ladies.
- The first evening reception Of the Secre
tsry VI the Interior and Mrs. Delano came of
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS.
a Farmer KILLS Three n tx hu ayuen-
They had Previously Murdered his
Daughter and Tried 10 xiii mis-

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 The following are the
particulars, a. near as can &c obta ned, OF the
Grove, Wiunebago county, Illinois: A farmer
name not given, resid ng between Spring Grove
and Rock Grove, recently sold his farm, and
received the money last Tuesday or Wednesday
night. He left his home and went 10 Rock Run.
Returning from there, and a. he neared his
home. he was accested by man who dem nded
has money. The farmer drew a revolver and
shot the rosber dead. Starting tor his home be
encountered two other men, each OF whom he
dispatched with his revolver ON entering the
house, he found his wife and daughter welter-
ing in their blood, the latter being dead and his
wife. though badly hurt was not dead when last
heard from. One of the dead men was recog-
nized as the stranger who had recently at
temped 10 purchase the farm from the farmer
This story seems 20 be improbable, but the
details come from several different sources, and
are nearly identical with each other.
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The NUMBER Of petrifed men and women
annually exhumed in various sections OF the
country seems to be on the increase. Mrs
Nancy Biggs, Of Milford County, Ohio, buried
pose Of removal, and was found to have pr
tally turned to stone. When buried she weigh
ed $50 pounds. when exhumed about ,00-a CON
siderable increase in the compars tively brief
space OF fifteen years. This leads TO the sag.
gestion that much money might be saved to .
nation IT., instead Of having costly statues OF
their dead heroes made, they would only bury
the latter in some Of these wonderful petrify-
ing localities, in which they would sculp them
selves to all eternity in periods aver raging about
fifteen years.
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Germ an ReiOieInys.

CINCINNArI, Jan. 30.-The Germans are re-
Joicing tonight over the success OF their coun-
Tynen. A large demonstration will be made
tonight and tomorrow night in COvington
A meeting was also held here tonight to pre-
pare for grand demonstration.
Col. j. y Eastman, an old and prominent
citizen of Nincennes, died to-day at his resi-
Gence.
DENVER, Jan. 30.-The Germans are iubiiant
over the European news. A salute of one hun
paraCed tonight.
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SYSTEMATIC Decentralization doe
her charity according 70 the most approved sys-
for the winter, ~ il appears In the Advertiser:
Stations 2, 8, 8, 6,7 and 10, on and after to-
morrow noon. The bills Of fare win be mutton
coup and rice on Mondays and Thursdays; fish
choWder on Tuesdays and Fridays; b OF ooup
with vegetables on Wedneedays; beef soup NTH
chip bread on Saturdays; beef soup with dump
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0Illinois must bear OF the palm for virtue
saloon-keeper in that godiy State keepe !.
temperance pledge behind the bar and does IA
best to induce bad pay customers to sign 1t.
0E. II. Moss, colored, under Indictment for
outraging the daughter OF @. Coursers. Ns1
Orleans, was shot and killed BY the father OF
the girl, on Sunday night, while prowlins
round COurters' house.
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Arrest Of Another Notorious Forxer
and SWfn01er

DETROIT, MICK, Jan. 50.-A notorious fsrger
and bank swindler, known at different times
xnu qineient places by the names OF Charles
van Poole, Charles Brockaway, Charles Sew
mour, VIM. q. Waterman, John Pike, ETC., was
arrested last week in this city. This morning
ne was placed on board train bound for New
YORK, In custody Of detectives. lie was a part
ner OF Lewis 81. Van Eaton who was arrested IN
New Orleans short time aao
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The week opens In New York uPon az easy
money market, thesupply seeking employment
beinc in excess OF the demand AZ and . per
cent those being the rates on PIE ige OF accepts
lie collateral. Indications tsvsr the easy
working OF money az least uutn TIE opening on
navigation. The supply % pr. ne paper in the
hands OF dealers - not large. but both country
and city banks are in The market as baHc-s.
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@A bill 10 now pending in the Massachusetts
Legislature whereby divorced persons win be
prohibited from remarrylng until three years
granted. WV
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TRENTON, N. j. Jan. 3l.-Rev. Mr.. woodlin.
colored Methodist minister OF Trenton. opened
the proceedings of the Senate with prayer.
A bill Vas introduced in the House TO make
Tree all the Public Achoole.
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Aceiaena-0ermans 1e,osc,,

EvANsvILLs, IND, Jan. 30.-Patrick Fin
was killed 10y ny.wheel early this morning.
The Germans fired q salute Of thIrtv-four
guns to-day in honor Of the victory OF the
Germans,
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THE Senate outrage committee heard three
witnesses yesterday from North Carolina, who
testified that secret political societies caused
most OF The trouble there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-31

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