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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26
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The LO,iisianian.

lean journal in New Orleans, the proprietofs
a. Ior,s.y1,x, propose to I'LL necessity whic
IA. bssn long, and sometimes painfully-fe!t Il
.,,.t la the transition state of our peel
be- in their struggling efforts to attain thai
DosjtOn in tn. Body Polite, which We conl
cey. TO be their due, it is regarded that much
information, guidance, encouragement, eounse
and reprooi have been lost, in consequence o.
Ii. lsck of medium, through which these de.
ssieucies might be supplied. We shall strive to
make the LoUIsI.sIAS desidcratum in these res
pct
POLICY.
hour motto indicates, the LoUIsIASIAN shall
Be "RepsJEcan ut aH times and Under all circun'-
sarc,." We shall advocate the security and
enjoyment Of broad civil liberty, the absolute
.cuai,y of all men before the law, and an i'm
partial distribution of honor and patronage to
sl who merit them.
Deirous of sllayins nnimosities, OF obliterat-
ing the memory of the bitter past. of promoting
harmony and union among all classes and be-
,vee, all interests, We shall advocate the re-
noyL of all political disabilities foster kind
Ness and iorb,srance, where malignity and resent
men. reigued, and seek for fairness end justice
vSer. wrong and oppression prevailed. Thus
united in our aims and objects, We shall con-
serve our best interests, elevate our noble
State, to an euyable position among her sister
States, by the Development Of her illimitable
resources and secure the full benefits of the
mighty changes in the history and condition of
Ne people and the country.
Believing that there can be no true liberty
without the supremacy of law, We shall urge
srct and undscriminating administration of
justice
TAXATION.
Wsshall support the doctrine of an equitable
DIVISION Of taxation among all classes q faithful
collection of the revenues. economy in the expen-
diu'es conformably with the exigencies of the
SA% acountry and the discharge Of every le-
eltna'e obligation
EDUCATION.
"sshiil sustain the carrying out Of the pro-
'SOhs Of the act establishing our common
snO0' system, and urge AZ o paramount duty the
e'acsaon of our youth, as vitality connected
'tAthel own enlightment and the security
1d stability Ofa Republican Government
FINAL.
.! seneroas, manly, independent and
''u'oas conduct, We shnll strive to rescue
WI paper from an ephemeral, and temporary
''i''ehce, and establish it upon a basis, that If
'''anno' command" We shall at all events
deserve" success
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"'ank Book Manufacturer,
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partnership; but there is also the op- /
pOsite incentive. namely; that inefdciency
will bring speedy discharge. So our j.
Government should provide for prompt
discharge for insubordinAtion or ipefi-
Icisncy, and should ofsr tog long and
fsithful service the Incentive Il increased
salary, and to those Who remain ~ faith-
ful service until disabled, the, pledge Of
retirement upon half pay; \ o.'lr o,lt !,
pd Fourth. As to interterence in appoint
ments by outside ofRciala. we believe
that a, proper authority within the De-
partment should haye sole power of re-
moval. and TINT interference to cause re-
moval should be prohibited. by law.
When VACANCIES occur BY cause.I it mat
ten little who recommends the applicants
or whence they come. provided they pass
the requisite examination for capacity
and stand the test Of practical fitness in
actual service. 49,,
These we believe to be outlines Of
system not inconsistent with our Repub-
ican ideas; one which VIII secure honesty,
ability, and efficiency in the public SEP
vice, and . system which viii be free from
the offensive defects Of ofRciaksm IN tho
English system. Weekly Chsunide. 40.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

PRESIDENT GRANT will send, with
the San Domingo Commissioner re-.
port, message to Congress IN which
he will state that if the subject had re-
ceived fair treatment when tho last
treaty was rejected, he would not have
asked it's further consideration ; bu,
believing that it had not been fairly
presented to the country, and as il.
situations and charges had been made,
he desired . full investigation At the
hands OF Congress. This has been 40.
complished, with results vindicatine
the correctness Of bis public policy.
He does not ask for action now, but
transmits tie report for the Information
Of Congress and the country, still I'd.
herring to his opinion Of the desirability
of annexation. he leaves the respon.
! sibility Of future action with Congress
rea@rmiug lis original declaration that
he .has no policy to enforce against the
viii Of the people. From what il I'M.
derstood rs to the substance Of the Com.
missioner report, It fully viudioates
the ho resty Of President Grants pur.
pose and action throughout in this San
Domingo matter.
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THE ELECTlONS.

: In Connecticut the vote was very
close. Some thirty scattering votes cast
prevented either candidate from having
: majority, and the election goes to the
Legislature. As this is Republican,
Mr.. JEWELS election is certain. This
viii redeem Connecticut from Demo.
cratic rule.
The Democrats of Sc. Paul re-e,eot.
cd Mayer VIM. Lee on Tuesday. The
Republicans succeeded in electing three
out Of the four Aldermen, 4 majority Of
tho School Inspectors and one County
Commissioner.
The Republicans carried Miuneapo.
H.; 81. Anthony went Democratic L.
Van 1awegeiu, Democrat, was elected
Mayor Of Hastings, but the rest Of the
successful candidates are mixed.
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FORT BuF0kD. D. Z, a. cords Of Wed. 1!ooe
soes q cal. ~ toas q ~.
1011 81oR. d.. sp7o eords Il wood, ~ tom
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1otT RANDALL, DIT, 3sss cod. Of wood, ~
poox Grr, 1sv., ~ cords 4 ok vooa, u IA,
1oE1 1zz1ox, n. 1, SO cords q wood, l1s toni
9AGF sAEn, n :, 1,l.s cord, .tvood, 80 ton,
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;1okT lila A.f.apes es.a, 4 wood q 1 Soe
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eseassd @ aiaaaisAed q ~ ~ rsssired to meet
tae - 1c.etsiss II tAs patod splsllsd. 1hses
Eoeas w &c rsestved q this o0eoup tol3 oclock
oa - ktA day q Alsii, 1s7l. also Is tho eoe!
~ 0et9naoeG q seeA pssA - b Supplies
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Somebody has given a droll pasa.
phrase Of George Washington and
that Ratchet story. He says Gen
Butler and Wendell Phillips were il
the Garden Of the White House wait
ing to see the President. They wer<
kept there for some while, whom But
Ter, picking up a Ratchet, began cut
ting the trees to beguile the time
Grant soon after appeared, and astsd
"Who has been hacking these treet p
Butler answered, II cannot toll ,
lie, Mr.. Presideot: il vas Wendell
Phillips"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

As is generally understood, the great.
q portion, if not ali, the money used
10 constructing the st. Paul and Pa
. ido railroad bus been furnished by
Amsterdam j bankers. The Franco
German war rendered capital timid, and
work on this line wss temporarily sus.
pended. But within I few DAYS past
orders have been received BY Messrs.
Dc Graf 4 Co., the contractors, to re.
sumo work at once, and push, with
III possible rapidity, the construction
ot The Main Line from Benson to
which place the cars are now running,
20 the Red River. The latter point
i tosbe reached by August. In con-
nsction with this, the St. Paul Pres,
very Justly. remarks: = J 52''' I'LL. !.
Tso much crsdlt cannot be given to Hon
Geo. Il Becker, the President Of the road
for the pluck and energy which hs has dis
played ID carrying though our great road.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
! AUCTION SALE.

The following desirable business lots On
lWasbingsea; AVeaus,2 (.soa4h Of Davis 4
Clarke feed stors). st. Geud, win b ssld
at pubAe auction 70 the highest bidder, q
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY or NAY,
1871, q 2 o'eleek ?. r.: ;2'|,.sa SGT 54a'4<i
TAs Nsrth 13fseG q Lot :, IN Blssk 81, y
Wilsol's survey. 49,, ......
Wilson's survey. -z~,a5s ~ .fs.zl,:
TI1Hs-25 per cent. cash ; Is Pc eeae.
IN twelve months Is per ornt IN eightsen
months; Is per cent. In twenty 1onlAs,
with eight per cent. Interest. ~ .sa,....,. -
~ KERR 4 COLLINS, Agsats.
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In EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
b., POE0,

We are grat6ed to announce that
J: Q. Wood, ESQ.,, Of Sank Rapids, ha,
consented to prepare and read tho An.
nual Poem at the meeting Of the Min
nesota Editorial Convention in June
next. Mr.. Wood was in 1848 the ed
i'or Of the Chicago Daily Erpre.,.-
During the early part Of the rebellion
he was editor Of the Greensboro (Ky.)
Shield. For a time he edited the
Union, published in this city in 1860
BY Gen. Lowry. Mr.. Wood is poet
Of more than local reputation, one of
bis productions, dad is growing old,
john" being familiar in every house.
hold.
As has previously been announced,
the Annua! Address will be delivered
BY Hon. j. A. Leonard, editor of the
Roshester Post. The coming Conven-
ton promises to be of unusual interes,
to tho fraternity, and it il hoped thu,
the attendance will include . 1epresen.
tative from every paper in Minnesota
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Tkt 81. Gtpna Sss..,....'alll.
". 8. NIT CHI Ell l.. EDlTOk.
Thursday, April 6, 1871.
THE RAILROAD.

THE NA1LROAD!aE 5u5sso
We are informed that Hon. Geo. L
Becker, President of the St. Paul 4
Pacific R. r., has expressed desire
that the people OF st. Cloud shall de-.
otsrmiss among themselves where they
! want the bridge for the St. Cloud
and Otter Tail Branch to ercss the
Mississippi; along what streets they
will give tho right of way; and whore
they want the depot to be located
When these matters are settled, if they
inform him he viii come to St. Cloud,
hear what proportions the people
have to make in the way Of aid, and
state what the Company would like to
have, and come to = definite and mu.
tually satisfactory understanding. We
believe Mr.. Becker and tue Company
he represents are disposed to act fairly
and literally with St. Cloud in this
matter, and We trust that they may be
met in similar spirit. We believe
ne may safely promise that the people
will give any reasonable assistance ia
this road, and We believe We can say
with equal safety that Mr.. Becker will
not ask anything beyond what il reason.
able. 49,:
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Farm for Sale.

THE uadsrsigned offers for sale . good
farm Of 100 ssres, on the north and d
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 10 .
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
With stables, grsnary aud storeheuse two
good wells, and other inprovsmeats. This
farm 10 directly on the main road FROM 81.
Cloud to Forest City, aud will DO sold
eAsap. Inquire ct this once, or Of
]. 8. DAM,
j. .s... s>ra On The premises.
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"A Columbus (Ohio) photographer
presented revolver at the head of q
gentleman who was sitting for his photo.
graph, with the cheering remark my
reputation as On artist is at stake. If
you don't look smiling, I'll blow your
brains out" He smiled.
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"A good man who has seen much.
Of the world, aud is not tired of it.,
says "The grand essentials to hap.
piaess in this life are, something to do,
something toloye, and something to
hope for" ~
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F46NN0xAyAMlA; u NJ 6Alkg.
ROAD. s., .'ss Z.
~: .
oo. us ts onn business GO! 1S.a.'on 20"
NJ ani. = mnes - .a'llo"o, anu -
,;' s W." - ~ tno ia!ges' Ial'"sy o'gsn,.a:.
onr;,a .ae n'g p o,sses! ~. ~ , ;no
e t. w. wo!,u; nes'oes 1:s o"u "ae
branches rasoh - 0,sv.,.n5 'GhS".. ~
C;nc;nns+; g. To,;s anS r,m;tn 81
the Sonthe,n .nd Wa.tern stotss T.
controls nov the Union Pacific and v;ll
undoubtedly be identified largely with
the business OF the Northern Pacific
....o:os. M'tn.o .n:es years II a's
h..",.I H.. IA ' Ne.va.i .I H, ~
it's oounectionsI and IN , c,ontroi ov :.
other railroads. 2aa# ss 81 ~ .
!. The eoutse Of it's manager. seems to
- ~ e. R.ee .e .st !s ,nae speeolasve, And
,hron,h tr.es az. 3nuS,t. = ; :.tke
lions of capital OF sudden enrichment
By stock operations. The land Of
poo. rtsnkiio 10 tho home Of the best
, ny ..n..y ~ ne % oon!'o "a
and the reoent .dd;t;on If Pnlm:n
Palace cans 10 greater number than
heretofore has attracted more passenger
''' % 'nsn evet. 49,
eoencss :" tha So.;aa ~ NJ 'ue, n I"u
publicly: z: Mdependent.
The Western travellers thew
are not a tev-vho have passed over
tho lines controlled BY the Peupsylys-
nj. Central will heartily endorse al that
tho Independent has said. While 9th
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

The great Oxford G. mbr,dge boat
race came off on the Thames on Satur.
days forenoon. Cambridge won by three
lengths; time, % minutes, 81 seconds.
The race was witnessed BY half anil
lion, people, u @tny @7aa ss>t -.
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Z Mr.. D. RAMALEY. Of St. Paul, has
issued . Pamphlet Edition Of the Gem
eral Laws Of 1871, carefully compared
with the enrolled bills, and q valuable
for attorneys and county officers, - the
official copy Of tho State. Will be
sent to any address, post paid, for so
cents.
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WHITE BEECH.

Ten Million Seedlings, At 800 for one
hsndred thousand. A very hardy, rapid
grower; valuable for timber and pre-
lection, fuel and nuts. Ito dense, vide
epreAding foliage, distributed by bewiteh-
Ing spray, gives it An enchanting beauty
hard to excel. -
Multitudes Of Forest Trees, and EUergrssss
without number, Is Varieties. ~ Our
prices are less than ONE HALF the ordinary
Nursery rates. Large descriptive Catalesns,
containing mach valuable information,
mailed for 10 cents. Address,
P1NNEY 4 LAWRENCE.
a2S-4m Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wis.
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CARR. N. GREHERaER, Of Albert
Lea, i NtrWegian, has been appointed
ssa,or q Intsrnal Revenue for the
Hil.t DssIie. re Capt. MeMioken r
1loS(
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

a LONDON dispatch states that
ii the House Of Commons on Monday
tie government announced that y 4
neasare extending the ballot to Scot
s)ands xould soon be introduced. III @g:s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

MANY influential papers are of the
opinion that Senator Sumner acted
very injadiciously, if not very unfairly
IN making his speech before, Instead Of
after, the report Of the San Domingo
Commissioners. The New York Z+;b
,ne says: !,
I'VE judge that no has erred in making
It before instead Of utter tho arrival and re
port Of The Commissioners returning fron
: careful inquiry into the facts Of tn,
case in almost every municipality Of th,
Dominican Republic. Mr.. Sumner Is csps
bic, we'll informed, and honest, but he hsl
no superiority In these respects ove
Mesers. Wade, White and aowe."
The New York Times speaks as fol
lows Of the speech:
1.-THE facts adduced by Mr.. sumne,
scarcely warrant the conclusion he draw
from them, and utterly fail in establishin,
the absurd charge Of 'usurpation' agains
President Grant"
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llrnRARY sor1cHo.

In the April number the Yoy.a
Plot gives evidence Of continued inn
provement. The frontispieoe is "Dress.
ing for the Party" illustratiag . sub
Ject of never-failing interest 70 tho
girls. There are quite : number Of
good stories, short and continued.
This m.gisine is one Of Tuz jour-
NAILS premiums to new subscribers.
The Eclectic Magazine for April
is At haDd, and presents . varied and
attractive table Of contents. III lead
Ing article il an essay written in popu.
lar style on "Philosophy, Psychology
and Metaphysies." - vary lucid q.
PLANTATION Of the distinction betwesn
the subjects covered BY these t,rms.
The second article On the LIT Il . doe
orit,elsm on Robert Brovning's hst
great poem, followed BY N Interesting
paper on 1.-THE Recent Sols, Eclipse"
Among the miscellaneous articles arc
1.-THE Monastery Of Sumslas J" : chat
ty paper on ''Tea = "Thres Days With
the Franc Tireurs y and . couple
of fine poems, one by William Morris,
and the other from tho French of
Alfred de Mussot. The fascinating
story, "Patty," is continued, and the
magazine is embellished With the best
portrait Of Gambetta that has yet ap.
pcared. E. R. Peltoo, publisher, New
York.
The A1aine for April, appears
with its usual promptitude, which is re-
markable in = publication bestowing
such unusual care on its topographic
appearance. The number before Us Is
probably the best Of any yet issued,
which Is saying great deal. The
illustrations are Friedrich Won Schiller
(portrait), after Hartman; Samuel l..
Clements (Mark Twaiu), = portrait, Is
successful as any We have ever seen ;
A Russian Peasant Girl (fall p.ge).
after 6okoloff; Harvest Time A
Scene on the coast Of Hslgohnd, otter
morgenstern, . magnificent full Page
cut which ought to add even to the rsp.
utation Of the Aldine; A Faun and
satyr, after Moller; Jean Ingslew {.
portraiD, BY Billings, not quite up 70
the standard Of the Ald;se portraits ;
and How is this for Highl another d
those timely and telling hits Of Bsssa's
for which he il gaming . gssa> .epus
tation. Among the dozen or % liter.
ary articles W 6nd the usual admixturs
Of solidity and sprightliness, prose and
poetry. We hope our town win bl
we'll represented on the Alai.s books,
and to that end would say that the sub.
soription price, including tho elegan,
oil chrome, "Ducks," is only $3.50
with = liberal deduction in favor Of can.
vAssers and clubs. James Sutton &
Co., publishers, New York.
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a# Commissioners Plsasanton decides
that persons whose gross income dur
ing the year 1870, estimated in Unite d
States currency, did not exceed 81 900,
are. not required 70 make any inoome
returns. s.i. - a.,.,.,... y: -...
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-"1s it wrong to cheat \ lawyer p
vas recently very ably discussed BY the
members Of the debating society. The
conclusion arrived at was that it VA
not wrong but impossible.
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THE PARIS REVOLU TI0ll.
ACTIVE ! CT H0sTIL1T1Es'
Many Killed aud Wounded.

- - =
LONDON, April 1:-Oommunicatiou
between Paris and Versailles is inter.
.upted. No letters OF papers passed
bstwesa the two cities on Friday.
The Times special from Versailles
ays Theirs has I've hundred million,
francs, which vill b paid to the Prus'
slams On Tsssdsy svspiag. and the
French government viii thon b allow.
"a 70 reesivs rsinfoeoemsnts from the
Moth. -. - . 49, u
INV YolK, April ga special
oorrsspoaasat under daae Of Paris,
April "a, sveaiae, telee1aphs: 'Thsrs
was sertoas saeagsmsat this mora,na
between the Government troops and
Communists. About 1000 National
Guards matched on Courlevcre, and
we're met by Gensdarmes aud Gsrdes.
Farestieres, captain Of the latter, gal
loped up, waving bis cap, Intending
to address the COMMUNISTS, when ,
Zouave with that body shot him dead.
A general action followed, in which
the Geusdarmes took five prisoners,
ono rs years Of age, who were shot i'm.
medistely. The guns Of Fort Val.
erlen swept the road, aud the Commu.
n;sts fed. Twenty-Five insurgents were
killed, and many wounded. The en-.
gsgement was over at one O'Clock.
Bismarck has given permission f.,
any number Of troops t. be mszset
near Paris, aud Gays if order il Dot 10
stored By the 18th inst, the German
will enter. This news may b regard
ed q reliable.
VERSAILLES, April s.--An day q
great battle has ragsd bsewssa u
government troops undse 0soee,
Vinoy, and 100000 Communist IN
der BeEgsrst. Every1hs.s the latte
were defeated, With tsnibb slaashtss
Near Meadsa, Bssgssse ed. Flour
sns, With 81. 900 me-, ~ 90 Of nd
surrounded, aod nusa either suzreade'
tonight Of bs cut % pisess. In h
moraing many Communist sefased
tight and are nov throwing down thei
arms and begging for mercy.
V1RsAlLLIs. April 4.-ro-day Ia
government troops again completely d
fested the remn ant Of the Coumuoist
taking many thousand prisonsss and .
their artillery and destroying their q,
my. Gen. Venoy's troops win ent<
Paris tomorrow or Thursday.
Yesterday two corps Of insurgent
advanced towards Vsrsailles, ono Vi
Medon and Chatsellsn and tho oth<
via Revil. Both were routed Wit
heavy loss. Florens w,s killed.
BERLIN, April4.-1t is positively d
MED that tho French have % yet pai
any indemnity accorded to German
BY the preliminary pesoe oonyentio
And - explicitly stated that on til
contrary, France in addition still ows
forty-eight million francs for provisio,
ing the German troops.
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"A young gentleman, speaking Of .
young bsaaty's fashionable ysllowish
hair, called it pure gold. ut ought to
b." quoth Mr. K; "it looks ike
tvsnty.foul CARROTS" :s"'> -
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P0ST OFFICE.
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ARRIVAL AID DSPA11ulS OF 1A1Is.

ARRIVAL AID D1PA14u11 oyuA1ss.
g. Paul and Wy statioas-d>perts dAilJ
q 7:46 A. l., Sunday sxsspssd. :.
Arrives at 1,6OP. 4. ,'@ $500 '.''z'~ !
esuk Csntrs reuts-Dsparts daily, San.
days excepted, ct 1850 P.H.
Arrives Of 6P.M. " -
Grow Wing Routs-Dspatts daily, Sundsyl
excepted, 1t Loo ?. Il. -,
Arrives at p. Il. -
Fair Haven and Wsy-A1rives eseh Tues.
Day and Friday Of 10 A.. Depart,
same days ct z P. 4. Mail closes q ]
Two Rivers and w.y-Dep.rtss.sh Mon
day at Z 4. X.
Arrives Wednesday at 61. II.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat.
urday. at l ~. Departs same days o.
Roekyills-On Saturday, same hour .,
il. shove.
Sank Rspids-Depsrts daily, Sundays sx;
eeptsd, at 1P. H.. ...s, 49, ;.:"2 -
Arrives at $50 A. Il.
Princeton and way-Dsparts each Thurs.
day It 2 ?. II. 49, '...:s>
Arrives Saturday 1t IL II. .a .. =.
All mails close IL minutes before depart.
ure.% "% e .'-"' '..': ~: 80 s.'
.~..-5a... J. r: WEST. P. n.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

TIE Times, 1t Madelis, Watonwan
county, il the name Of another new
Minnesota paper. It. il . six-eolumn
sheet, Republican in politics, snd IL
publiahed BY B. G. sanborn. We wiah
it success. e.. ~. '.a~.s>,;-. D.; -,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

james Freeman CLARK, in Old and
Nev, says: "A politician il . man who
thinks Of the next election; while q
statesman thinks Of the next gensr.
atio1."