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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Gmnfhrufuun,

Die grifuna Der sdil.r in Der Il. teutibtn Der.
~eintattn span ~aeiifd,sn @smeinee > zd5uis lSfr.
Blnf) finost fati Teitttpod). Scnntrfaa unb
Hreitag, ben o.. %. rno ~. Wtdtj. ourh Ste an be.
faaier Sbule aratitsuteu 2ebrer /: DttbI, eddfer,
Shilpp, BrifHtb uno 8rtnor. Mue SdulFrtunoe, ins.
bejoabtre RE @lttrn Der &inoer, itnb irsInolidft eirat,
lasen, Der Vrifuns b;iiupotu:r.
Wufnatns neutr edtisr am l. Uphill uno ben fpIatu.
ben Easen.
l66-Sl Eas Gd,uI. q pmtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21

6osben smpfan8tn 100 gaIpnen alttn Bsnnntiptiu
nets p%ortdtbt8 Goptsiep uuo V9flnt Der alien GirntE
So6n Atlipn q SObu unO D. -. q q. III.
aRener. 9r. II. NsfiisBaItimnrttr lJGn. 20. 3Ilts }
So IA Id OUu prn. or. j. OIL 0 III cas- Rtbt, ieins
Scrbshsrnng ln Der Combination ber Sabn'
yIdttsn in oitlem staats Ju 9tbrGUden. seluult bdbf.
10 bttte i'd 6~ttlelbcu igbt benz publlilm ais cine bet
8r6Bten Sntotdun8ti, wel&t biz icBt IN Der inttantitsn
3abhatInttluHtt gcllabt rOtoGn. an. Cine br gr6Bten
5@pterigtetten, ueuhe BITS iGbt bet Golden, Uelbe iAnii'
lt9s SABINE traGtr, tnpiun6m luotber. ut. BAT bisielbtu
bst'm Y len ODER sprettn loie Dtr6sr, un0 bel tinigtn
gttlonen nit telonNcrsr WturbiormatiOn bat man is
bis lest ntht nit GrfolG 9ttrauben tbunsn. Platttr.
nab bteisr1 rfutn Sgfeine ~UsrfGEttBt, bletben In aQtn
Gdutn left itbsn, tnoem ,ein YiaPrlu9sfoft OOsr Suit
nloaitderlUtlit unttr bleielbtt ~gsIarsen tann aud hon,
tHn Deit RIatttn an alien BPGiien au9ebra6t Nperotn.
SD empIebls otsie nert Grttnburg be onoers ientr aros
Ben Aujabl Btrlonen, tDsihe lpteOfrbolt. itood5 pbnt Grs
tol9, otriu1t baden, dut 8ep0bnltts gGctit an9eierttgtt
Slatte1 ~ tt09eH, ttnb g~arantire Id IN ellen 6Gucn, baB
perlonel init %bsnlelben ellen tonntn, ODER etbe b1s gelp
lurtt. 3abre werott obne Snmerj Ourt gebraub bon
GaG8as eus8eogen. 90 Id OGieibt p6brtno mGbr, ais
7 Sabre atbrouht babe In &c tduul E6tbts, benz gnbIi.
iIm Die Ssfu4riot8tsit uno gorJlat btslts 8trfnlrsRs
u nerftdsrr. Bflpnotrs WufnsrtIamtett lpiro or BE-
PanbIan8 Der natlrIt&sn 3abue %gsIptOHei.
Or. rs. q. Scopes,
t1ar.5 10 Utit.) sgr 81. EorezGut1usEr nst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
%1~ "ClTIzENs RAILWAY COMPANY"

Baltimore, March is, 1871. )
Snsiner gerIammluug Der Sncorporatorcn Der "Ci.
tiSens Railway Company WClte bcute IN Rnine's
SebGu6e %itatttaro, luurOe aIf oas 9eihrcbene Grlubct
Der Ntttenbalnr ptc 3ctt Der Ycrlamnlun9 DaDtn pers
anSert, bag iotort cine pCrmanclts Organization nit
i%oI8snoem IeiultGie bep.rtlcuI9t Uuroe: Sames 9.
9a8ertp. Ntoiiocnt; $50, Sltuer VI. YGrter bon Der
6trTld Il. g. YartCr ~ Co.. gB. s. Cooper bon bsr
6irlna Soopcr 4 Sbbue, VI. %. @urt. SarotV SGriusr
por her ,}trma @eGriloer Sbrtuer. Satob Sedbt non Der
6trria @cbriber Scht, y. g. Chapman, Yr0iOrtt Der
nDrttten NIatiOnHl' Yaut,% UNI Scnrg Sncl, YSrGiioent
Die 9trettOrru bieItcu 8lrib nadbcr cine 3ulanmcns
tunit uno erpdbltCn Srr. Sobn y. $. YDNOn bon Der
GirIta u. Y Barrier 90. Iuut GGtretar uro Srt Geo.
D.. Seen bon her 6trma Seen & Sa8ertO gum GbaB'
mciiiCr. tG7-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
,,GlOrenrf"

Die bette Tamilien 0fdbmGf8iue,
ualibsrtrofttn binT@tTia btr @tnfabbsit unb 9autrbais
tt8ittt bet Soniiruttion, iolpit Ne au4 ale an0srtn Ndbs
ten arbslttn obns RBedieI BET D"Orrl1unatn uno In Der
S4onbttt uno GiattBitat ots Slides %tibtrtritt.
Btrtautsllnltltr Rr. 40, Rpro'9 bariesRrdle,
prttr BEN v5reinlnuret s&GnpeI.H Ut II, 6IRts T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Wenrr Bnnnrrcin.
$%1OOisOtr qntbstl. 25 cents 10

500 itotr NntbetI. - rs Gents w66ent.
It4e Is tulGbIuna.
Ter rSrppn Hraaeu '8auotrtin Er, 4" hat I'D
nurdl RBabl Der uritrit'dueier BeaRten prontIorti6 orr
quniRrt unb ftnOst r6dftn WRtttspd,. ben %. 4Rdrl,
Abtnos s lbr, I'M 2oiaIe beg Srn, q. 5otth1alt,
pr. II, Srpnnhrd6e, am 9rusftahsn'6RaTf
etne Btttanhnlun9 Bur Nnnabre elmer YetcinssG 0nfi'
tuition HIATT. Wtsbrere SunO,tt ArtGeie Nno bsretts Gs
Jtt4uet litO limb Vile, mrlhe 0'eieH gerrtne bettftten
poltn. einarlaoer, In ober urb'rdwrntsr "Btriammluug
SI erittthtn. 3 y Bar, prop Br6i.
i66-9l VI. %fsiI hroO. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21

Die 3ett 3u !3ett in Ger @reTs
auftdu6enpen @erInie lber S5ernte 9iaD
gplpihnttrt unb tttsn @cnatI, tpelde 2este-
rem beifuletsen, purh feline 9teperltNfsit, Ine
Terl6menpunSbiudt bic bsrubmte SdnGertn
Dem @ansel prets8eseben su baten, merpen
BON elmer in 9cnepn trobnenten &muifane,
rim i'm rSDne Soutnal" eriirrii6 fementt,t.
sic betreffnbe Dame fennt bic Samilicnper.
bdI!hife Ter Sdnsertn 9snau II. lbtlberi ptc et1s
ltden 8tstetuneen Der Gat.en ais ieSr 9llid>
LID. Der Dram, ipeldsn iie iEnig liebt"-
lnrelbl Die Dams-ntt Elm ,ebr ebrenpsrtber
Gbdrafter unb BON 6reuno unb SeinS bod
Gtahtgt. SD babe iel!en Elm. 70 slldlthe
Santtlie seiebrn."
Die neue Mnletbe her amerifani>
iden &s8terurs maht lansiame 8prti6ritie;
AM Slmlfdge beltefrn ii& bic Subierlptipnen
auf $2,250, 900 sim @anten lino iest an $l6,.
600. 600 ae,e'&aet. 3as iinp nod LANCE feline
1900 Rtaiensn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Trieben8feier.
NaftimDrrr Gmiit,en.Gsfcnsd,oft

Ttsieuisei Ytitalteotr. Die s~.lpunen Ruo. a, Der bt.
porhsb 4 nptn proisifon ~enilureer ,u sei.rss ns,r n,
xBaaeu 3bstl ll nshmer. itio triudt, tore 9tamer in
Der Office bts ptdfthfnitn. Rr. "a. Bsh . Balti.
mprsfraAe, iobaio. ipte ur6altd. abiustbsn.
100 ~ ftrrmanu Bebr. Gbtf.Yiari6au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21

Ole 9aumwp %lternbte fir 1870
lpirt auf 100000 YaIen seftGst. 0ie
Sretfe rer Saumppls iinp CUR Belt 70 nierri9.
ala pcr benz &tteae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Rtppcb,s 0ebrrthranA

Utar fam ~oeuItlbtn in BAN groeertt. 9aolH, Rr. IL.
ID f'B att nj re r, btiomRrsn, lDOitlbi aud bt,
bsirn Sroarts : artiteI uno 2iquprs itts gum @trtauII
~ tn6en ftto.
liit is0tr p]trtauFtsf luaHtitdt lptroen gtbrau6sdr.
t%pstinnGrn 8s8tber. mobur1 leoem Wioerli6tn Stltuldd
ODtr Scrub G69ebolien miro.
Srob10ROIET ;TkaltsR tsniN gtebatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
MnItRr:0 nnhrrrin CIR. L

Die RitsItsotr oisits gtrttng, Ip,ott vie. Die rod
Untbetle III baben i%plnif,u, iinb triuht D4ittuUdj,
ban %. WtorJ, tn Bsr. IS. sartcdHtT frGfc, ~ ere
ldstteu. tnOtnl bic triie AerIUDiuuR Iaitinott. SIM
Nuitrase: q. Bdgsi. pruO gSrGi
q. NSGbl, prnp. Self
l66-9l O. reitfaltptrt prov. Gdnbnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
@jRimGite: N0rlfnhrnrn.

SGs htSbtr lricc Der 6trira 6. y. Sfurber 4 BIN
her BON Golts j. Wturpcr. Der mnmtbr Q]clUrbsH, ars
iabrie Usld0it miro BON brNcH GDItiDe tSli IL -6,th
1hturser inter BEN 9ialueit Der alien 5irma yG. d.
Ntunotr X grlbcr" III JEr. 80, IS Tn6 81, SiiG.ci.
bcgtDifr., i~ortGcicbt.
0iiflbtib NinHbtr.
baltimore, ben Is. WGri ISL.
Sr. SuNesb u. &GrHuu mIrb. wtt irI1er, brn
Nalltt1 ntr 5trnla per Boumodt unttrJtitnEn.
(6I-b2l @Iifabttb W1urhCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Staat MarglGHD,
Sureau eeS &tdatS EcFretdrS,
NnnnhnIi 10 MNHr1 1871

WnnappIlB, 10. W6rl 1Sll.
I'm VIE. Die IS orQehI
&iermitiptro betannt esmad)t. oaB bei'm Goun.rnsur
elm 9e8naoi8un8ss %elub eingersidt poroen 1T in Dem
YroIene Dcs StaateS gceen fppmas % aBl erlsr tuCIs
der in bent 9riminal9erihts fir bic Staot Baltimore
NJ 5Gnuars3etmi 1874 res 9n9riits init t hIogcrei
%iIberlnbrt uno ju Gin Sabr 9sfdf8niBirais peluribSilt
luurOe.
Der @ouocrieur >piro beIo9tts @eiud an pber nab
benz 81. nSdr3 1871 CUR eniiheioung uprneb.
men bis Oabin luerost Yrotefe eeSsn bieiss ge>ub
angebbrt lueroen unb bic betreitsube Yetition nad benz
Grne fCn bts 9oupernrurs jur- GinIiht auslieaNt.
am uitrage oes GoupGrneurs:
(U2.s,74,O u. y. pOupbap, etaats. SeIrstdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
GeiblenDuuaen!

etrojenosns.n iptrbtn ~ BEN nteorigfsn gpurje fHr
prsubtiGen Tbakrn, &bttn. &uIbtu, f5ranitn &c. rod
iretn6 firent fbeIe &uropa'8 teiprsf. 2ie 2tEt bsr
3dujer. mi, ,ptldt,i mir Btrbtnounatn municipalities, IA
Ia Der Diff aufgsb6net. Il. Hatne,
III Gfe Der tbnittbnnttsv. nnh 30 ..Qptuus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21

BcuiorKtsrs Stttbur8sr. bic n%utriudrts pHIti8 Fno,
usroet III Wtlo- 2ort, 9noiGra. 9itnDis uno aHoersn
Staatfn itr 4tute aus trggnh tinelI 5taatc Ooer 2anot
srlan9t; bosiUtltges BCrIaiien, 3trnisnbeit, tetn uns
ItnTitung. Grt rad, e]rIarotsr gdtiolnG S%3rsoblanG Der
gtbHbrtr. Watb untutgsItlid. IRAN iDenoe f1 an
Wtpore * Rit6orbfUu, Understandable,
(DeI.19,lJ.) SRr. $50, ptpoepoO. ReHs5prf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
a. Tprreff's gBadbolSer Sbecr.

9t8ti puhtn, SnIgbrdIGs. StiitrIsit, 9tuhbufsn
BlutlpsItn. yroudltts uHD 2ungtnIrauibcitCH, Seine
Stluu9 igtne BrsGblung. Der GttG Nib ppu Or.
9Gmts Wtaiou 5Dtrgf & Comp. iril 1852, mt Rtlbtn
3tgns!tsH oerit9tu. ~3ubsrGist - 81 ba6ca tt tjebr.
2uugbrrtb 4 SUmp., glr. It2, &QlihncTtsStr 4,
unD III autu Qpotbtiei iur IS Gents.
(5iE0G72SSL 1904 10, SlA,20 81
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Nene Mn3tigen.
Gin iaun1ieline 3Qhler!

YIN 1auitleltge Sagier!
Vim /. WpriI beginner mir nit Der BtrbtfsrItdura
Der glamen arsr auslp0riiaeu iG9lidbtn eubltribtntst,
81. irob pieoerbolIsr Wabnuns BIS babin In unjsri
Btdsrn int Radfianre iino.
1851 Ole GrpeStttpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Sr. 3. g. &iturb,
RE. IAI. gapettes. srplid,tn RarF. nnD @U@asb,

Straits,
bat 30 SABRE oui Aoipital'YraIts btrtudHDt. Jritst
Htute. iuelde burh SttbFbeHsdiing uno biuFas ippbiIis
tlins RranIbeiteu Fb GoamentrgteBu1gsr, Rerptn. lnb
GdndGt, ~66ihitrnbeit, GNlp63e Der Gtbs
Iraft, DbrtniauIsn, Grr6tbsn, pobtn . Nnibptuung,
Jn,ppterl u. !. ~. su8eloaen boberl, torrsn iuntu Btbttit
&onorrb6t tptro 10 3 8a9tn 9tbtilt, trttGt GpS
pills In S Eagtn, Iei9ts G"pbtlts oouHdnbtg 9tbEtlt.
~Spreaflnotn bon 9btB tx nbr Utorgsna:
bon 2 bis 8. ubr Ya6ntttass nHo
bon 7 bis y ubr NbtnoB.
Gonntnas bon 10 bs 1112 nbr 8ormtttaBs.
6ftIuna DirO a%arantirt. (26T-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
@ene Wn3eIGGn.
@CrmaHtas WaaEeld )n:.
anBeroroentlt@e Notwithstanding

SdNG.' NIB observation-disclosures
lie WIlgliectr rubm hermit uIudt, ttrtc,
otn u. os,, GbsEos 8 Nor. I'm Determining Iotalc lu
eri betrtr.
SPst or H%stiammIuHs; 3trGibuns I'm 0ttrtF
bee 6rl'bfn6ftESs.
t6I-Sl Gb. Barfsa, grdi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Befauuftttndluun.

ia mid mrire 5rau maria gitit uDr ~ Saurer
pbne ntladr p~etldiicn bat. fam tie tJun, mag tie lUiu
tb tbuc aud, lu0s i'd ptl. 3uitbdTdr Mint,
(OI-S) VT, 3, ygQlbiENtOuitruBc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
Wnulln:8 aanerein gsr. 1.

Die WiieIieS,r bteIes BGrsins, iorUte VIE. lpel6e nod
btIutreten pt.nittr, ipsrotn btsrEutb In asnntntb ge'
ttbL onB radfieH Spnnerffdg, BEN 20, B.. Ytts.
mpres unb HinehrdAe, bic erie ginlablung aatiiiu'
bet, lpobst oe nfuer geitbbttdsr ausgtgtbcn UerDfn
iolpts ttn Sober, iDslttt @elb n0tbta bat, iou an bic lem
Qbenb ieiRf1 ytawer tinidretbsH Ia iitr, SIN Nuftroge 4:
ptttr 3. ERtaer. prGiOtnt;
(66,9,70) %h. 6BtbGr, eCtrgtar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
8cfanntulnMann.

8er gsrlauf Der Bar nm Nlahie fen IWr btu Raa Der
Baltimore City Lodge Mr.. l., k.O. st. C.,' ntlher
am WtOniaa Nblnn. ben 10 Wprit i'm gSrstnidurer.
4 .mpd absthalt,n luirO, fuNet I9ittprd, bn %,
ytdr4. Mbeno 40 uBr tn Der M sdbabitrsSaGe" fatt.
SIN Auitrage.
(67-9) q. 6. E7rou-AIp. EtFr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-21
G3DinbfuAt.
8ebrdudct ba5 bette SeilmitteI!
Ssoes sag brtnst nsut Sstptiis bes sroBsn Dsrt9es
Qnnaen.8 aIfamS.

ON0#NAtAAVNN HAE WV NtNNEAFtLtANA
Sober sag brtnBt rslt Sslptiic bes srOBsn Bsrt9es
9ungens8aIfamS.
-gtdrinr gitp, WtiaiPan, %. SuIl 1870.
%. !. x, 6Grri5 & Comp. gBsrtbe Serttnl Sd
bo6e Sbrtu aaen's 2unasn BaIiam trbaitcn. SD
m6dts nidt tuin'btn. miebtr Dbue %oenielben ~ lem,
btnt er bat netn Gtbtn esrettet. SD trialtete MID, Unb
Elm bufgu, rDeIbtr idIsBlih IN Sdpinoludt ~lbtr9trs,
btHsl mid. Sd bate itbtr Nuen's Gunptn. Baliiin
gum gertauF, bod ipuBts Id Riats ron Ietntn g~orJaaei.
Sd bate nod ntdt cine 6Iaibs oaoou %osrtouit. 4is
5br A9ent mid beiudtt, taBts Id t9nl, oaB Id liut yte'
Sttn o%tttanisn t6n1si pom Der 10 M'a' pt ~ Sr
uno It mrtner %freuOtaen ueberra dung bCilis btrttts bic
erie 5lai1e mttnsn Slfisn, uro broOr Die brittle 6laiGt
Gal8rbrauat mar, >uaren lnstnt 4un9tn pebstlt, unb i'd
lam nun 1us eiBertr Srtabtuna Jl metnen 6rslnotn
uto Ruroeu oon otn auttn si8enlaattsn BON NutR's
2un9snsE BALKAN iprchtr.
30 osrbIsibs SNr teNr '%r9,btrgsr
Huen's characterization ,rtbaIt teir Opium. tr tR
GnihdcIta, leIbf tur bic ~Iarteilt Contribution.
Or. y. TaersOttb, 0entif, yIr. 1872, g1et 8. etraBs,
ia&5S So I, g. Sarr,s & " sDSS, Tis /; P btTFtTI Ii Rgc,.
fabr Dor etnem Sabre ertdlpte ID mid uno ipurot lIr'
9suIeibtnb. Sin bsiti8er 0nf.n mar Die 5ol8e, Weltsr
Gt itsts itetSsrts; SS ioGrt Sross misnssn Sglstl4 nTo
iapad, baB i'd OGs &stt bitten tnuBte. Die GrGntbeit
mar bon taltsi 6tebern nno gsaatitlDeiBsn b%e8lstitt,
cine Dtarr96s iolgts o%araut. gJ!slns 5reanoe aIauet.n
mid in IeBten Stadium Der SGlpinolAQt uno b0tttsn
ttlut StnerurG DO luuroe mir
aliens 9~un8CnsSatfdIf
tltptOblen.
Sug RsItpt tuurot mir mIiettbstIt, pas MID btrau'
laBte, ttneu Brtiud ~ MAIDEN, uno Id iDia nun lager,
bag mett 9uittn ganJltd turirt tuurbe, pno oaB Id isbt
i'm SlGnOs bin, mstutt Seiaatrn, iute gepo5nltH, na6.
Ilgtben. Sbr isbr ~trsebsnsr y. Wttrebitb.~
Vile nit 5uFsn oosr ireeuo tuslhen Salss ootr Gan.
etnlbeln bel1itete VeriDrsn ipntCn unoerjuaIth 4len's
4unsci'Ball1m gtbrauhtn.
8. q. $arris q Somp. %aGeirtae etasrtbVrntr.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
gu baden bel allen 8roeuiftn. Sn Balin1ort tri
&atpurt. Sttb g. paIee lno Oitlfn Anb;ren.
lSan.t.i "a. &tp,)
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27
INDICATION OF RAPID GROWTH.
As an indication Of the rapid increase
of population aud business in q portion

As an indication Of the rapid increase
Of population aud business in portion
Of tho State, which only short time
aSo VAS ,egar'led and designated as q
wilderness, reference t. its internal
revenue reports may be made. Tho in
ternal revenue district, embracing the
remote counties of Todd, Wadena,
DOUGLASS, ETC., lying along the North
Pacific and St. Paul & Pacific roads,
now ranks third in importance Of the
several divisions in the State of Mime
sofa, and stands almost up to the Mime
apolis district-falliug short only a
small sum. Six years ago the writer
hereof Travelled over portion Of the
region Included in this now important
.nd populous region. The weary pilgrim
was then forced to carry his own food,
the intervals between the habitatious
being too great to admit Of any CONT
denco that either shelter or food could
be found when Dight came. Between
Alexandra and Fort Abercrombie, one
small settlement, and two military sta
tons were found, at that time, while
now, thrifty and intelligent commuui.
ties are met with everywhere along the
route between the points named.
The monthly returns for June, for
the district in which these counties ore
elasssd, shows . surprising increase
over the receipts Of tho same month
last year-the internal revenue tax Of
1870 being only S136.80, while it has
been increased this season to $758 20
falling but little below the return
made by ths Minneapolis district. The
"Star OF Empire" seems to take . now
direction in Minnesota !-&. Paul
Press.
This is the country which Governor
Austin says has no right to = Normal
School-nor, indeed, any ether right
which = Governor is bound to respect.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27

In late number of the New York
Tribune is 4 sketch of Tad Lincoln
from the pen Of John Hay, one of
President Llncoln's Private Secretaries.
Speaking of Tad's days at the White
House, M. Hay says that willis the
w.rm-hearted, ,mpetuous boy "treated
1atterers and Office seekers with curl.
our GOODNESS and contempt, he often es-
poused the cause Of some poor widow
Or tattered soldier, whom be found wait.
ing in the ante rooms, and it was ANUS
ing to see the hearty little fellow drag.
giug his shabby proteges into the ex.
eoutive presence, ordering the ushers
out Of the way, and demanding imme-
date action from headquarters. The
President rarely refused . grace Of
this kind, and the demands were not 50
frequent ~ TO lose tho charm Of novel.
IT,"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27

The Pennsylvania GENITAL Rail-
way is ono Of the best coustruc' ed roads
10 the country aud the fastest time can
be made with less danger that tho SLOW
est on other roads. A Pit.sburg paper
states that the Pacific express east on
Saturday morning last made the die
lance between M'alin and Harrisburg
-forty.uiue ;miles-iu ffty.eisht min
utes. The train had been detained,
aud vas run At this rate Of sped to
make up for Lost time, which was
successfully accomplished. Over 6fty
miles an hour is astonishingly rapid
travelling. - ''''.'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27

NEW: Mus1c.-From W. G. Farm.
ham, music dealer, Minneapolis, We
have received the following pieces Of
choice new music, OF the publication Of
Root & Cady, Chicago:
''Baby Blue-Eyes;" song and chorus.
Words and music by James R Murray.
"Beneath the Evening Star )" song and
chorus. BY Geo. W. Persley.
Il meier shall see my boy again )" song
aad chorus. Words by John Mounttord !;
music by Geo. W. Persley
"Fly-Away Waltz By Frederic ".
Root.
"Fountain Waltz" By A. B. Knapp.
with beautiful autographed title psge.)
Several OF these pieces arc superior
to the average Of sheet music. These
Or any other pieces Of music, will be
sent BY Mr.. Spaulding, BY mail, on re-
oeipt Of the price.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27

ROCHESTER, had = novel game Of
base ball on Tuesday of last week. One
side was represented by niue attenua-
ted human beings who were very sp-
propriately named "String-beans," and
the other by nine sdiposs creatures.
recognized as "Marro~f.ts." The ~.
erage weight of the shadows was 123
pounds; while the whales rolled up "a
an average of 226 pounds. The "fat'
tvs" came out two short, in = score 81
| 26 to "a.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27

The Greeoville, Missouri, Viaette
says the body of on unknown man was
found hanging to tree near Golden
City week ago. 1t Is suspected that
he was one of two horse thieves who
we're pursued through that town some
days ago, and that his companion was
shot.
The editor of the Toledo Blade
writes from Salt Luke City that Brig
ham Young has only sixteen wives.
Three have died. His last marriage,
to ar English woman, was ten months
since. Young has torty-eik ht children,
and has lost seven. The youngest is
less than q year old. Brigham him.
self was 70 on the LIST Of last month.
The polygamous Brigham was not
a little startled the other day by refrac-
tory daughter, who announced to her as
tonished parent 81 IN willing to mar
~ dozen hnsbauds if you will let me
select the" for m self, bat I Will never
put up with piece of man."
The Pans blonde proposes that
the Island Of Corsica be rendered to the
Pope as an inviolable residence, by
which means it claims that the su.
premacy of France, as defender of the
Catholic faith, will be maintained.
The Homeric method will be in
troduced in the lccture-rooms next win
ter. since Edward Everett Hale an
bounced his purpose of reading sto,y
instead Of a lecture to his audience,
Oliver Optic, Virginia F. Townsend,
and others have signi6ed their intention
Of doing the same thing
The population Of the United
States does not foot up satisfactorily.
Forty millions has been the minimum
allowed by our cxuberant orators and
prophets, but tho stern and re)ia.
bic figures Of the census report foot up
thirty-eight and a half millions.
Jenny Liod sang in her husbands
"Ruth," in London, q few days ego
aud Justin Mccarthy says it vas q
b avy and mournful bus;oess. "C'n
that be Jenny Lind ?'' some of the
younger listeners whispered. That
heavy, homely matron that striving
81 oyer with the worn-out voice which
struggles so painfully with the high
notes and is SO hoarse with the low ?
Two sisters, aged eighteen and
twenty Que, named Ellen and Harriet
Layton, drowned themselves in the
Hudson, near Yonkers, because they
could obtain no employment. Their
suicide was deliberate and premedltat.
ed.
Two men, named Burns and Far.
ley, near M.ltoo, KY, on Thursda::
last, quarreled about twenty-five GEN.
which Burns claimed was due hin. |
resulted finally ic each shooting, ant
both receiving shots from which they
died.
Accounts from Raleigh, N. g Say
that there are already over one hun
bred indictments against members Vi
the Ku-Klux in that state, and the
number will probably be increased to
one thousand by the time specified for
the Circuit Court, to be presided over b,
Judge Bold.
"A Now York World letter says,
in the suppression Of the Commu ne
80, 900 persons we're slaughtered, in.
Guiding 5000 women and children !;
10000 prisoners were taken, aud the
police ale locking tor 1000 more.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27

Mr.. John Robertson, OF Quincy, was
in Chicago on Tuesday. and received .
telegraph from his brother that his els.
ter.iu.law had two psirs of twios-a set
Of boys and set Of girls. He also ~
oeived dispatch from his own spouse
announcing tr;ple,s-all girls. The
brother was duly informed OF The event,
and asked if three Of sort did not
beat two pair.-Chicago Republican.
Rather poker-ish, that -
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GEN. SHERMAN ON THE eREsI-
DENCY. .tt.

A correspondent Of the Commercial
Advert;ser had = conversation With
Gen. Sherman a Saratoga last week,
and here is part Of what was said
"Do you think it policy to elect
Grant again 7"
"Of course I do,' said the General.
"Why not HI: knows the:.ropes now
he has become acquaioted With the d.
ties-aoquainted with tho thousands Of
public men, and ten thousand good for
nothing White House bummers Who
would. do nothing but hsrass : new
President for the .. first year. Ao has
just got where be can tells god man
At sight. ,Humbug men always get the
best credentials; every Congressman
signs their recommendation at sight,
and many of them deceive new Presl.
dent. These party frauds ate now
pretty much played out. and Grant IL
able to deal squarely with true men.
Experience and acquaintance is the
stock in the trade of a coed Presi.
dent"
" "Who will win in ~?
" "There is rs QUESTION in my mind !"
said the General, ENTHUSIASTICALLY. ''pu
bet on Grant against the 6eld-two to
one"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27

MANY Of the Eastern papers are be.
ginning 10 see, what might have BEEN
apparent from the first, that mildly.
hammered ways were not what was
needed in the management Of the In.
dams. The Washington Chronicle
says:
"Our columns show that our Indian
Commissioner have very little conf.
dence IN the redskins. They talk peaes
with rifles at their backs to enforce peace.
Triumph Of the Quaker policy j. far
distant yet We hope for ito full sue
cess because its dread alternative ID
extermination." .