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THs Western Progress publishes .
long lettor from crazy Train, written
from Fort Wayne. II is one Of the
Coolest" letters he has yet written, m d
that is intensi6ying the speculative.
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BY an accidental fall while crossing
the railroad bridge at Litchfield On
Thursday evening, Peter Lundstrom
was killed.
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On Monday Of last week the New
York World published column -and-a
half obituary notice of Walt Whitman,
the eccentric (aud sensuaD poet, which
Walt had the satisfaction Of reading
the same day, in his usual health, at his
homo in Washington.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE
TO THE
PUBLIC AND SUBSCRIBERS
NORTH WESTERN REAL ESTATE ASs1c1A T1oN

Boa9 s ':.e .t has
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Nh. HENRY Woodruff, for several
years one ofthe city editors of tho st.
Psul Press, has purchased tho SILVIA.
tor Messsager and will take immediate
possession. We welcome Mr.. W. IA
full fellowship in the fraternity, and
trust his success may be abundant
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Tn JoulsAI ohes hos just received .
very large stssk Of new typs, embracing
oil the new vsfissise in styles. Also, outs,
cards, tsss, sts. This ONCE esnnot DO o.
ssllsd in The style Of ito job printing.
Prices very low.
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--A.Isttsr from Jay Cook to Senator
Ramsey says, aths amount Of immigr r
tim Into Minussots this ysar' along tho
line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
win be enormous g ssssj<zsi I'D III: r
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We re-putlish this week tho 40.
passed BY the last Legislature for the
arbitration and adjustment Of the State
railroad bonds, or that portion deposit
ed BY selah Chamberlain and Others.
Z should Be oarefally Rad by all who
naybs called upon to vote for or against
.iE y. $780,. s.-... -. .--.s..- "a. i.
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It is brave, grand thing that you are
doing, young men and women! You whu
are content to 60 to tho parson, and begin
thus in quiet, sober way the journey Of
life'together. No cards; no carriages No
silver plate; no bridal tour; NO bspk &C.
count; no house to live in; absolutely
nothing but faith, hope, and love IN. =.
Independent.
Wouldn't a little bread and butter
and strawberry pressrv es be rather con.
venient to have about? It kind o seems
a. though We should like 4 little o.
something Of that sort after while.-
A chap stands chance Of getting very
lean on those other things.
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THEoDoRE T11roN has resigned the
Presidency Of tho Union Woman's SUIT
y -
fr,ge Society. 49,. o~... .oz:.
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Hon. J AooB NJ. HOWARD, Of Detroit,
Ex-Unitsd States Senator, died sudden
y % Friday afternoon, Of apoplexy:-
10 NJ sixty-six years Of age .. s. =, =, :
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FRESH BEEF

aa.4 y =: ses:::se' nss.:..s
Joy Let, 1871, 1t Forts Ransom, Totem and
Bidders should b present 70 respond .
th6F bids.
The night IL rsssRvsd, to reject any and
IN bids also, 70 Increase the number 20 be
deaivsrsd q eseh, or any post, 80 per esat..
b giving twenty (2o) days notice, u any
time beSors June Let, 1871. ..> =.
The proposals to b bound BY oil, the
conditions usually attached % my sdvsr-
tissmsnts for Bscf Cattle, which can BE-
Obtained On application st this ONCE. :
By order Of Major General Hancock. i.
]. 81. GILMAN,
? Captain G. g., q. 8. A.,
mar9-4w. Chlef G. 8. Dept Of Dakota.
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Espeeia lsttention paidto
r g p a i ri n g
SCOTT, HEGG l. SWENSON.
st. Cloud, Minnesota
HEADQUARTERS DlPAI9HIR9 OF DAKOTA. !
OFFICE CaIIy CoNMIsaA1Y OF euDsIDflNd1, ,
Sf.PAuI NINH. March l. 1871.

HEADQUARTERS U1fAe988x1 OF DAKOTA, J
OFFICE CH11y C0M1IsaA1Y OF euD1lD11Nd1,
s.. PAUL, 4INN., March 4, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
y will be received at this Office until IL
n. Thursday, April 9Th, 1871, for furnish
ing the q. s. Subsistence Department with
good fat
BEEF CATTLE,
On the hoof as follows:
Two hundred (2OD head at Fort Buford.
D. T., to be delivered by August lst, 1871.
One hundred and forty (l4O) head at
Fort Stew enson. u. T., to be delivered by
June 3Oth, 1871
Three hundred and sixty (s6O) head ct
Fort sully D. T., to be delivered by July
goth, 1871.
Two hundred (2oo) head at Fort Ran
dali, D. T., fifty (60) head to be delivered
by May 10th, and one hundred and fifty
(l50) head BY June S0th, 1871.
One hundred and ton (1l0 head at Fort
Pembins, d. T., to be delivered by July
18th, 1871.
One hundred aud twenty (12o) head at
Fort Totten, D. T., to be delivered by June
SOth, 1871.
Seventy (70) head At Fort Ransom, D.
T., to be delivered BY June soth, 1871:
The Cattle must average about one thous-
aud and fifty (lO60) pounds gross weig ht,
and he steers from three (3) to seven (7)
years Of ago.
All classes Of Wild cattle. including Tex
- and Cherokee cattle. ~ we'll % Ill under
three (s) Or over seven (7 years old and
oil falliag short Of 900 pounds gross weight,
bulls, stays and COWS, viii 10 rejected. 4 ,
Bids may be made either for the whole,
Or for each post separately.
Proposals. viii also 30 received, a. can't
time AID plaee, for Furnishing. ~ tAs b1sek,
thu
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Advices from tho Plains state that the
buffalo rub down the telegraph poles faster
than they can bs put up: r5,-t.--, r.,
Some Of them may receive IN unex.
peeted dispatch while engaged 10 this
little diyersiou, ,>...u &c.,.
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ADVANTAGES OFFERED By THIS

Il keeps the money in the Stats.
It insures Females without extra risk.
Il 10 % liberal % 10 eoasistsnt With per-
feet security. ..-s...-.l. .
Il 10 conducted BY men whose iatesrity
iof ehaxaeter and business ability ere wolf
known throughout The State.
II receives . high rats Of interest On It's
loans. as&@'a,i az sa@'t$SE i %ssSS % ~,
it, rate Of mortality nast be lev By rss-
sen Of the hoalthfal Olnate Of 2inaeeeta.-
CHAS. a. -BARROWS.
-. - Special Agest,
Office in Minneapolis.
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Va Sn0 001APs0koos 1SSAVW0vOt ol0okl
positive and explicit scripture teach
ings may 30, Quotations" that i the
Holy Scriptures thom.elves, ars 70 sudi.
Gent and binding authority upon tb.
hearts OF men. If thus Of no authori.
ty, the only sure bulwark. of the true
religion would be destroyed, and th.,
wh,oh Christians have .consldered .thei,
most precious treasure, would be bu,
as 40 empty casket. sr.s: 4: ,, <~~... :.
$ It Is grievious to see manifested in
this community the disposition to en-.
blazon such attacks and insinuations up
on the credibiity and authority Of God'l
word, upon Christianity, and upon on,
Lord and. Master Himself =. @s>: -
81" Christian community, beware Of such
teaching; beware Of such teschcts; be:
ware Of exposing the yousg and tende,
hearted to such influences. -! $a;''
t% Ifs7'Verisas" were Verify seeking
Verify in such ansnssaiued assesrtiou,
and what were Intended u DO such dam.
aging insin,uasiess, Il voald h.,s been
more manly - have presented them
over his Vssitable nadls, that tbe CON,
munity msy know 70 whom % asczib<
|. their paternity, and 70 might know d
what race they were; and not uude,
the cover Of an assumed name, and
with protested regard for 'tHoly Writ
aim the blow, the only tendency d
which, 50 far as il has power, is to de.
stroy oil faith aud confidence in The
eredibility md authority Of the sa,red
volume Of Gods revealed truth. n
Ess3 ..s:s.s SAAiL. 4. STEWART.
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Minnesota Mutual
Lift
Insurance Company.

HOME OFFICE:
SAINT r AUL.
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Mrs. Morse, President of the Library As
ISOLATION:
DEAR MADAM The unanimous
action of the lecture Committee Of the
Association, in response to my note of
yesterday, acceding to my request, has
been communicated to me by the Sec.
rotary. Learning, however, that the
opinion was expressed in the Committee
that the request for second opportu-
nifty to lecture before the Association,
after having had the ears of the people
for two hours, was not particularly mod
est, and having sufficient evidence Of
the existence of an unwillingness that
the lecture be given, and knowing that
nervous approximations arc entertained
10 certain quarters that even the pub
lie concord will be endangered if I az.
pear second time upon the lecture
platform, I decide to withdraw my re.
quest.
I shall take the liberty of offering
this correspondence for publication
Thanking you and the. committee
for your polite consideration, am as
ever,
Very respectfully,
HENRY MILLS.
Feb. 21st, 1871.
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TIE Meeker County Nep. mentions
Is among the evidences of the prosper
ity Of the country, the many grist mills
in operation and in process of erection.
1tspeaks ofthe following on the branch
es Of the Crow River. belong and
Pixley'smill, at Greenleaf; Mr.. Jewitts
New Virginia Mills; Dr.. Kennedy's
Cedar Mills ; Morris l. B,dford's, at
Dassel; Carville Bros, and King, De-
Coster & Walkers mills, at Kingston :;
Hines, Kimball T. Beedy's, at Forest
City; the new $4,000 m,llsat Manan-
nah, owned by the same firm; the COL
linswood Mills, owned by GIL. Pen
dergsst & Go, and mill to be built at
Forest City BY ulenier & Morrison. !
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49, Hon. Geo. l.. Becker returned
from New York by the train last night,
and from him We learn the following
facts in relation to railroad affairs
Arrangements have been made which
secure the building the present season
ofthe main line of the St. Paul l. Pacif-
ic Railway through to Breckinridge on
the Red River and also the construct
ion of the branch line from Sank. Rap.
ids via Grow Wing, to junction with
the Northern Pacific at or near Otter
Tail Lake.-&. Paul Pioneer, 22d.
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North Star Iron Works,
HARRISON c0RT0N ( CO..

Manufacturers Of Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mill Machinery, FIGURING
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Stills. Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,,
&c.
All kind Of repairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best manner.
The FIGURING apd Grist Mill department
will be under the Superintendencc Of Mr..
O. A. PRAY. And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge Of Mr.. ELIAS CONNER,
which will enable the proprietors to fur
nish all the latest improved Mill Machinery
and guarantee entire satisfaction. - - =,
Mills. - =
Minneapolis, Nov. 2sth, 1870. vlln2o
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-Gustave Dore, though he has il
ustrated the. Bible superbly, is declared
to have no faith init. With youth Che is
only 38), health, fortune, fame, and
friends in abundance, he is represented
to be prey to SUCH morbid melancholy
that he often thinks it would be relief
to hang himself:
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AGENTS WANTED
70 make $40 to$so per Month by selling
Great Fortunes

Profusely iIustr,ted and beautifully bound. Ths
most universally sought after book issued for years.
It shows how poor school master made $50 O0O 900
how . poor haifblind sailor became great banker,
butchers apprentice tho wealthiest man in Amer.
ica, an unknown mechanic . millionaire in seven
years-with many more such examples Hoso eneray
talent, and patiest iadxHry haze aloays met ,ciNi
ssseeess sohes properly eseTted Hoso Ssoney can be
wade honestly AID ,Uitboxe saaifee Of pr1astple-
Bend for circular, etc., aud notice extra terlns-
-. aANNARORD & CO. publisher, f6s South
Clark street, Chicago. ~ FL g al I
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CORRESPONDENCE.
We have received the following cor.
respoudence for publication

We have received the following cor.
respondence for publication
Mrs. Morse, President Of Union Library
Association. w4 ~
DEAR MADAM am expecting to
prepare, within few days, a lecture
with the. following title: .'The true
doctrine Of marriage and divorce as
contrasted with the doctrines of the
New Paradise" 1t will contain care
full and discriminating restatement Of
the doctrines which recently ascribed
to Mrs. Stanton and her oompeers, a
discussion Of the nature and value of the
evidence then presented, and additional
evidence not derived from detached
extracts from Mrs. Stanton's writings,
It will also contain discussion of d.
vorce as a question Of civil law as re-
lates to christian ethics and absolute
morality.
I prepare this lecture for tho reason
that would not myself rest, nor have
the honor of my profession rest, under
even the suspicion of presenting gar
bled extracts to produce a false aud in
furious impression, (for this, if not mis-
cradle weakness, would be worse wick
edness,) and I would also relieve the
appearance of impracticability in the
positive doctrines Of my recent lecture
incident to severe condensation of state
ment.
As my first lecture was given under
the auspices Of your Association, and
particularly as tho fairness and honor
Of my presentations have been called
in question from your platform by one
Of my successors, I prefer that my Sec
ond should be given under the same
auspices, under such conditions as you
may elect. But if this should not be
your pleasure, l will oheerfully adjust
myself to your views.
Very respectfully,
HENRY MILLS.
st. Cloud. Feb. 20. 1871.
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Rev. Henry Mills:
Alta special meeting Of the Lecture
Committee Of the Union Library AS.
ISOLATION, (Feb. 20) your communities
ton of same date to the President Of
the Association having been duly pre-.
sented, it was unanimously voted, 'sTha'
Rev. Mr.. Mills be permitted to give
the proposed lecture under the aus
pices of the Association"
By order of the President.
A.C. BLA1sDELL. sec'y.
st. Cloud, Feb. 20, 1871.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale = good
1 farm Of $50 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is q
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at thie Office, or Of
J. s. DAM,
On the premises.
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District Court Notice.

["ORDERED'']
That Special Terms of the District Court
with in and for the county Of stearns and
State Of Mimi, for the hearing of Issues Of
Law, Applications, Motions, and ell other
matters except the trial of Issues of Fact,
are hereby appointed to be holden at the
Court Room in the Court House, in the
City Of st. Cloud, in said county, for and
during the year 1871 1t the following dates
and times, 10 wit:
On Friday, the 10th day Of February at
10 A. N.
7th i" "April. {"
10 An.
10 AK. :
9Th i" "October, {
10 A, II. T. :
AZ JAMES N. McKELVY,
-,-x % -. u. District Judge.
Dated St. Cloud. Minn., Jan. 18th, 1870.
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An opinion has been given by VIM.
NJ. E'arts,: Of Now York, and Benz. r..
Curtis, Of Boston, late Justice of tho
Supreme Court, that tho old State
Railroad bonds are valid obligations.
Technically, perhaps they may be-; in
justice, never. :.
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Mill Privilege for Sale.

Tho undersigned viii sell . first-cl.s. Mill
rriv'tsee, on tho Ashley River, i've miles
NON eeok Centre, on the Red River road.
. .n's 10 IN tne heart Of line agricultural
J County, ven settled, and offers superior in
JUDGEMENTS Tor the erection Of Q Rrist mill.
For terms, address,
-. : -, - =. ALLEN VEssEY,
.a1 y esak csatxe, etessps Co., Mimi
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UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received new Crack
er Machine. and will furnish the bes
Crackers at the lowest price. Also vii
keep on hand everything found in .
FIRST-CLASS BAKERY
Call and see US, on Richmond avenue
Brokers' block. KICK & FRITZ.
st. Cloud. Jan. 20. 1870. n27-ly
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Caution! Cautfou!

All persons are cautioned against order
ing any kind Of Evergreens or Forest
Trees. until they have sent stamp fol, our
price lists. We sell BETTER TREES ct
CHEAPER RATES and more Of them than
anybody else in America. D0 Our prices
are less than ONE HALF the ordinary
Nurse' y rates, Large descriptive Catalogue,
containing much valuable information,
mailed for 10 cents. Address,
PINNEY l. LAWRENCE,
n28-4m Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wis.
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MURRAY HILL,
MADAME @. MEAR8'9
1A0LIsH. lAINoH AND 08lxAH
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies.
No. 009 Madison Avenue, New York.

The next session will commence Tues
day, September %, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nouncing to her patrons and friends, that
she will be able to offer superior advantages
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, At the opening Of the nsz4'
session..
The course Of Instruction CONF prlses the
English and French LanguSsees' Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, AlgsbIs sno Geons-
try; Geography, Astronoq2 Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences 1ental and
Moral Philosophy, History; CoHQRosision,
French and English Literature.
During the season lectures will be d.
livered by emioent Professors on subjeelsS-
connected with the vsfious departments of
instruction. These Lectures will be ar
ranged for the general benefit of tho
school.
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c.,
may he included, 1t special rates.
Tho best professional talent 10 employed
in the various Departments, and the whole
10 under the immediate care and supsryis-
ion Of Madame c. Mears.
French is the language Of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &c., sent on .p-
plicatlon.
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BRIGGS Il BROS
illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
SUNNI Err PIONEERING BULBS

FUN 1871
Will be ready for mailing by the middle of January,
our great loss of type paper, engra
wings, &C. by IRE which destroyed tho Job Printn
Office Of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle 18th
December, 1870. It will be printed on most ole
CANT new tinted paper, and illustrated with nearly
Five Hundred Original Engrav1ngs.
And two finely executed Colored Plates-specimens
for all Of which were grown by ourselves the past
season. from our own stock of seeds. In the origi-
naity, execution and extent of the engrayings it
unlike and eminently superior to any other Cata-
l0gue or 'Floral Guide" extant.
The Catalogue will consist of 112 pages and a.
published will be sent free to all who ordered seeds
from us by mail the last season. To others charge
of Is cents per copy will be made, which is not the
value of the Co!ored Plates. We assure our friends
that the inducements offer to purchasers of seeds
as to quality aud extent Of Stock, Discounts and
Premiums, are unsurpassed. Please send orders for
Catalogues without delay.
Our Co1ored Chrome For 1871
Will be ready to send ont in January The Chrome
will represent Forty-Two Varieties Of snowy and
Popular Flowers of natural size and color. We de.
sign to make it the best Plate of Flowers ever it,
sued, Size, 1924 inches The retail value would be
at least Two Dollars: We shall, however, furnish 1t
to customers at IS cents per copy and offer it as pre-
MUM upon orders for seeds. Sec catalogue when
out. ~
RRI4GR & nRnTKYrD .>-r>.x 90
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IH1 good news comes Of the safe
arrival Of the Tennessee at San Domin.
60 on the I'd inst. The Commission
was warmly welcomed by Psesiden.
Baez and bis cabinet. .,-
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No Mons GRAY HA1R.-Nature's Hair
Restorative brings back the original color.
It is not dye, and clear as crystal, Con-
tains nothing injurious. See advertise
ment. ~*s: ~. ~ =. -. 80 I'll n
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TO THE WORKING CLAsS.-We are now pre-
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ment at home the whole Of the time for the spare
rons Of either sex easily earn from Soc to IS per
evening, ands proportional sum by devoting their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn
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we make the unparalleled offer To such as are not
we'll satisfied, we will send 81 tOpay for the trouble
Of writing, Full particulars, q valuable sample
which will do to commence work on. and copy of
2he Peoples Literary Cbmpanion-one of the largest
and best family newspapers ever published-all
sent free by mall Reader if you want permanent
profitable employment, address
f.. ALLEN l. CO., Augusta, Maine.
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Feb. 21st, 1871.
LITERARY NOTICES.

AkAGxtAnx NOx1CESs
The Overland Monthly for Febru-
ary contains the following: "Salt-making
in Alameda" "The Rothschilds and
their Race" "Coast Whaling;"
"Grave.yard Literature ;""A new view
Of the Labor question:" "The Night
dances at Waipis )" "The Lost Friend )"
"Under the Dragons Footstool )" GLOW
Jack Breeze missed being Pasha )"
etc. J. H. Germany & Co., publishers,
San Francisco, Cal.
Among the many agricultural
publications Of the country, the Ohio
Farmer, published at Cleveland, Ohio,
is we'll deserving of attention. It is a
weekly Of twenty pages, and its COL
umns contain a great variety Of useful
information. Among the varied con-
tents are articles relating to stock rails
ing, grain and fruit growing, hortlcul-
ture, etc. Geo. E. Blakelee, publisher
The Prairie Farmer annual, for
1871, is the title of a neat, AS page
pamphlet, just issued by the publishers
Of that excellent agricultural journal,
The Prairie Farmer, Chicago. 1t is
profusely illustrated with wood cuts of
Farm Cottages, Poultry Houses, Pig
geries, Flowers, ETC., and is filed with
short essays on rural subjects. 1t al
so contains . Calendar, etc. Each
subscriber to the Prairie Farmer for
1871 receives copy Of this Annual,
gratis. It is sold to non subscribers at
so cents per copy and is richly worth
the money.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-02-23

The foreign news il Of NO special
importance. The French Assembly
has almost unanimously chosen Theirs
as chief executive pending the discus
sion upon definite Institutions. Il il
stated the German terms Of peace will
be accepted without modification. All
the European States will recognize the
new French government.