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STEAMERS.
1HOMASTON, W1LDOBORO d
DAM1RISOOTT3.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

49, rIhe The steamer CIIAS HOUGH-
yfSM IoN, Capt. Alden Winchenbacb
nissteti ,t . VIII leave Atlantic Wharf,
s1sE1=,-ss--sss TueSh En- 81 ihha St Portland every
Thomoston to,,oIi,nesday' at o'clock A. M, for
Every Thursday, at 6 o'clock a
boro tSuehlng at B9o,hby and Round PonG SaOgo sSd
ing at Boothbay ana Hodglon's Mills '0''a' touch
Re IL ming, will leave D;,mariscottt eve,r ,,o,
at o'clock NJ, or on the arrival OF Siasn 1,a
Rockiandj Ih0maslon every Wehnes1lsv ~
O'Clock a. NJ, and Waldoboro every FRIDAY ~ g q q
clock A. NJ, touching al Intermediate land,nos CO..
Meeting with the Boston Boats at Portland and Ill
the Boston and Maine and Eastern Railroads. arr;v
ing in Portland IN season tor passengers TO tnke tba
afternoon train for BOs ON.
Through Tickets sold at the Offices of the Ros+o,,
and Maine and Easte II Railroads. and on boarI he
Boston Boats. Freight received after one O'clock on
days previous to sailing.
Freight and passengers taken as low as by any
other route.
Inquire OF HARRIS, ATWOOD q co
li5 Commercial Street
Portland, May 8, 1871. anri5
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City of Portland.

In the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Secensy-One.
An Ordinance relating TO Trees, Lamp
Posts, Posts and Hydrants.
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council OF the City of Portland, in City
Council assembled as follows:
SECTION I. All Trees, Lamp-posts Posts and
Hydrants, now placed and being within the limits
OF the streets OF the city, hereby declared be
and SHALL be taken to be legally establis he'd and To-
SEc.2 Lamp-posts and Posts fer protecting them
may be located within the limits any street Of the
Lamps and lanp-pOst under existing ordinances, or
by direction OF the City Council.
SEQ. D. ANY Tree Lamp-post, Post OF Hydrants
or any post fr the protection OF the same) shall be
taken 10 be legally established within the limits OF
any street OF the city when t been located there
IN by order or with approval OF the Mayor or Joint
standing Committee Streets, Sidewalks and
Bridges or Street Commissioner
SEC. g.. When an order is gwen, under the pre-
sons OF TINS ordinance 1t shall be recorded by the
City Clerk in book provided ior that purpose and
kept in his office
SEC: s. This ordinance shall take effect when an
proved. ~
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
April 3, 1871
Read twice and passed to be engrossed
Sent down.
Attest: HI ROBINSON Clerk
In Common Council, April 10, 1871,
kead and raased to be engrossed in concurrence.
AItes.; b. BARNES, Jr., Clerk.
Appio'eu may l, 1911. my2dtt
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
llINa lesoTA AHEADi

About the close Of last month four
boxes Of The agricultural products Of
this STATE, grown along the lias IF the
Lake supsrior aud Miasssppi railroad,
we're sent to .Nsw York BY Mr..
Philip s. Harris, Manager Of the Land
Department Of that road, tos sxhibi-
ton It the. American lostitste Fair.
Mt. +. Page Davis, Commissioaer d
immigration for the St,ts Of Mime.
sofa in that city, writes - follows IA
MI. Harris :.av ~ u .g7@a@]l I
se II sent tho things up on Monday
evening and before the opening the
next moroing had them oil displayed on
two tables iu tho most conspicuous part
Of the building. r
@Whsn these things went in, Kansas
With the exception Of her spplss and
sose jars Of grain vsst ost, for the
reason I sspposs, that they did not
IKE sbe eo0pefls00.
@The products slieited universal sur
prise aud attracted more aGtootioo than
any other one thing 10 tho Fair ~.
H. "At the close I bad oil tho articles
showed down to nv Office and . great
many people who did not %, them a.
tho Fair, but Who hsd heard Of theu.
have called to zoe them here. =
"Though | dill not enter tho tblnga
tor exhibition, tho managers were %
pleased with tho display that they con.
ferred on the collection the most high
sod honorable meation, aud grand di
ploms of the America lustituts-iu
other words, the highest premium pos.
sible, - the President Of the Farmer
Club told me-" w. .'S: IS ,' ....,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

-TAs nuvsskes ed 81: Psal Rail-
rad Ceapssy hsvs nsds sssssgsnsnts
for Running splead.d through passsn-
gsr train iron S.. Paul % Chicago
without change, ovsr The Sc. Paul and
Chicago road, :. soon a the Wisopa
bridge i completed, which viii be in
the course ofa weak. This. tsaia, ia
The nagnideeaes AID eonplstssss Of
oil ID appointments, win be second 70
10 other 10 tho West. Il will b.
inside up IF sleeping ears, express, ;bag.
gage and all other oars-svsfything
entirely new, Of the latest invention
and Of To bsst description. NJ. s. g.
Merrill, the Gsneeal Manager Of tho
81 Paul and Milwaukee, il now ia the
Gty, On business connected With this
smong other matters oonossuiog the
vast increase Of their lines :asd trade
IL this session Of the oouatEy.-&.
Pasl Press. 3.,.ssu u Sas::, .:.:.s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

One cause for the light vote ol
Gov. Austin 10 this city is attributable
to the fact that . highly inaamma.
tory and insulting poster wa. pla.
eardsd in the post ofhce warning the
public .gaiost land grabbers. The
poster set forth that another effort
woIld be made to divide the lands,
and it denouI csd those interested in
the measure les: winter as robbers,
thieves and scoundrels. After Gov.
Austin he'd tioe and again admitted
that laad division was not a ques.
DOT Of principle but Of st'to policy, the
charge coming from the State Cen.
trail Committee vas simply. infamous -
Mankato Union. ~ s'sss :.sS y, +
Those posters also lost Governor
Austin votes IL tAis city. 975$s5's
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nuunsorA rrEMs.

e. : H. - So. -, F-.. -' IL. Il 4.
-Minnesota has ten railways 10 pro
cess Of construction .. =.
80 -Dr. Brewer Mattoeks, Of St.. Paul,
has gone to Europe. ,..,.,; ia. liz x.s.:.
S-~ "A son Of ". s. Root Of Grand
Meadow, Mower county, was sevsrel,
injured = few days dncs BY the socl
dental discharge Of gun. g...>.4.s-s z:
.-Winoua has boon receiving apples
ct the rate Of two thousand barrels pc,
day.: The retail price il .$s.75.4.ol
per barrel. i, .ss<,.r g. liz s.4ea#sg 500
:. Tho debt of the Prssbytsrian
church It Rochester CO, o00) has lats.
y been provided for, and On LAST Sab
bath = jubllss sermon MAS preached ~
Rev. 7Killen, 3. n .FE.a~.5:f.= NIB
y. Two boys named Charlie Reed
ind . son OF MI. Churchill 1ere
drowned At H.st,ess On Saturday,
while crossing the river il . small
boat. :. T~1.-'.<-. p
"A young man named Ja.. Lynch
of Cook Valley, W.bashax county,
"hile out hunting with ! companies
tho other day met With Z sudden
death BY the premature discharge o
his gun. - =, yen
Potatoes are being shipped from
Red Wing to New Orlssns------A
team belonging 70 Swan Erickson, .
Vassa, ran away while in Red Wing
throwing Nj. E. to the ground aot
partially disloo.ting his neck, l.. i.
hoped bis Injuries Will. not prove II
til. So says tho Repv ;licas =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

RA1LaoAD TlEs.-An imnenss
amount Of B. B. tlss-aboat sixty.6vs
Thousand arrived here ) few day.
siass, for IL s. Paal Saltwater 1
TsJlos's. Fs e. 3 B. B. Thsy w.rs cut t
b Msssn. Lyiasstes Z s.evard, .
sasks md Kettle rivsrs. = postiisa
we're Laded 80 he pssissstiasy, Il
b shipped 81 sail . s.. Pssl sad
q. bal. 4 nee left 4 B.ytovn, = b die.
triba,ed along the line Of che road. :.
.Stikoassr Gasstts. 6.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

The asisat of Capt L. ". O,llias
ioR Senator = much to b regretted.
He would have rendered 6.ea,ns eous.
y juss such services in the Lsgisla-
tuIs q srs needed. Bat the leaders
II ~ D6loerscy feared his growing
ina.snos, and brought the full ma
ehinEy Of their party orgaoisation, 70
gsther with 81 outside ioAoeness which
could Be ssensed, 70 bear 10 defeating
HIM. The result nsssly demonstrates
that ths people & Stsnns county care
nors &C. N empty .political vietory
.thaa ior their material interests. s<ss,.
III vote received BY Mr.. D. B.
SS6sls for Counsy Attorney h is very
e. neataEy 70 that gentlemen.
Aklsh comparatively , stranger,
.aad nalisg but ! slight psrsoaal can.
-. h Islsivsd more than his party
vote. IT, "a. Ig..5y 5..z. va
NJ. John Payas mads . gallant
Asht il the Third Representative Dis-
tsist, and VA beaten By, only sixteen
votes by The Republicans Of Maine
Prairie, tos local Isssoos. Il; z5s
The shesioa Of Capt Barto, By .
s5ssisiye majority, il the Fourth Dis.
trist, i very glasifJias. He VIII make
- able Representative. A.: the only
1spsblisan sIsssed i Stesrps county,
zOsps Barso i entitled e On enlarged
edition Of the Star Spasglsd Banner.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

On Friday 8. 8. Merrill, General
Manager; o. +. Britt, General Freight
Agent, aud A. v. 81. Carpenter, Gen.
srsl Passenger Agent Of the Milwaukee
aud 81. Paul Railroad, took trip over
the Hastings and Dakota road from
Pennington 10 Carver. Can are only
running 70 Chaska,-.nd teams wers
brought iato requisition e convey the
party from that phoe to Carver, 70
which point The road win b completed
this season. This line has besn le,ssd
By the Milwaukee road, aud viii b
op.ratsd ~ that great corporation !,
SOON . oomnleted. .I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

On .rsssday the opesisg Of the Min.
Heapolis aud St. Louis r. r. from Mia
sespolis to Carver, where Il connects
With the Sioux City rad, was mads
ths oecssson Of : trip By the o6esIl
and few oths.s to Cs,veS. Hon. e.
T. Wclles il Prssideut and Gen. W. D,
Washburns Vice President Of the road.
The lengthyof line eonplstsd is thirty
miles. A dne reception VA given By
the citizens Of Carver, 8 which TIL
ssual speeches vsrs -. The tosnal
opening vim take plass g ssxt We'd.
nssday, q Minneapolis. e.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

:: y, Y Ho1 tptn =. IL. "Mian.,
spolis Book Concern, !" Who M arrest.
ed some two weeks ago on thu charge Of
oounterfeiting U. 8. Treasury notes, and
having 10 bis possession miniature pho.
tographs OF Treasury notes, was tried
by Commissioner Csrdoso and held to
bail. An application for . writ Of
habeas corpus was argued before Judge
Nelson, the prisoners eoaosel 81 lining
thst the photographs wsre 20 small
<hat they oosld not bs said 70 be, 10 the
language Of tie statute, 10 the "simil.
itsds" Of . Trs.,ary aete. JsAgs Mel.
son fled ." opinion on Saturday, hold.
INK she d,teadaat III the sum Of $500.
That Wa right. The intention Of Hol.
comb Vas evidently franc, and he should
b pusishsd ssoosdiogly. Fl = X ID
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LATE unWs ITEMS.

Flint ies IT the season Il Little
Rock, Ark, o. Tuesday. $50 ~ .:
-Foss h1ndred Chimes are engag-
Cd IT work 10 the Bari.aa .wools . mill
IN SommsrvilIe, N. J.. 80:
An unknown man vas found
dead IN the New Haven railway depct,
New York, oo;Tussday, With q 500.
"A terrible explosion occurred il
coal miue It St. Etrsime, France, e.us.
ing the death Of ffty.two miners. " 4,
Geo. Bots was sentenced 70 b
hung December 2lst for tho murder Of
Oliver 8. H.lstsad in Nsx.rk LIST July.
-Priuoe Pierre Boaaparts, Of igno-
bic fame, VI, married on Saturday, to
: Bslgiaa belle. .>' :. ST
IL 10 again asserted that Julss
Ferry i to b the new French minis.
tss Il the eourt Of Washington. @
Twelve wives applied 70, divorces
ftea their Husbands ia Que day Ut
Louisville, Ky. s&. 49,. --
The frig.te Wabash, on which
Gen. Sherman aud party are to sail
for Europe, will not be ready for sew
eral days. @ai: #%s. II = %..z 2s2 ;.:;.-' Ii
Philadelphia health report shows
49l eases Of small rox last week, .
falling of from tho previou, week OF
IS eases. = "a<%,.5j- 5'j@.' I: & =, y ~
The Mississippi Legislature
stands: House, s, Republicans, 3
Democrats and Independents. sen sa
ste, "a Republicans, II Democrats. u
Ann. Dockersll, poor woman,
vas found dead ia shanty near New
Brunswick, N. j., Monday, with her
head nearly eaten off by rats
"-Forty-one cases Of school slate,
have been shipped from Pennsylvania
to Japan, where American ideas are
Rapidly taking root. 49,, 49,. .u. ..s...
-O'Donova1 Rosa will contest
TWeed's seat in the Senate from New
York city, on the ground Of illegal
voting and false canvassing, to prove
which he Is said o:have plenty Of. wit.
nessess. d.. .<...s4fa.rs, ~; s.a,s.,-;ss+ -.
The degree Of Doctor Of Medicine
has bssn conferred upo . Mis- Dinick,
an American hdy, BY The Uaivsgsity
Of Zurich. She had completed hsr
studies 10 the medical school attached
TO the University. - :@sE @.s,@
-Northsrs lows, though countless
hordss Of potato bugs have spent the
season there, never had % large and
nice crop Of potatoe. Is this year,
aad il i now doabesd whs cher they
wsrs geauine bugs Or little agricultural
angels IN disguise. 2' .'',.a )9
-Au express train On the C;neia-
natl and indianapolis Junction railroad
vas thrown from the track By . GOV
east l' of Liberty, Indiana, Thursday If.
tsrnooa, wreoking the engine, tender,
baggage car, passenger car, and Pull.
mans sleeping coach, aud iojuring
fhecp persons, three of the d seriously.
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i CHICAGO lr.lGs.

- g5ttsz eGfs.t2 +tF-S:@l ~ $3.50 j.
-:-Daties on; imports IL Chicago
during the past vssk 90, 900 in gold.
Chieago distillers have reduced
their production from three itths to
.two.6fths.
The oonviets IA tho Massachusetts
Psaisss,iary havs contributed 1900
fos tho sslisf 81 Chicago.
Tho tet.l sabsosiptioa nd; i
Esrops q The 3lst q Osssbsr, for chi.
sago relief. amounted 70 @616, 900.
Mayor .M,sos, 81 Chicago, has
issssd proelanatioa eotra..iag the
sood order sad psaes Of the. city 70
lisetsa1as 0saerAl Shsrid 4a. d
"A San Fsaacisoo bootbi.ok a..
seasssd that 10 would give one d.y'l
.1osk q Chicago, and hs did. The
;sostsisstion ms SIS. sss ~
\ 49, ~ !. The New York chamber 81 CON-
.n@r,s 81 son ni.tas h.vs received rsiisf
- s.ip,ions anoansiax g 1881 $50:
50 for we,tsro AMI Ch,oago saffsrers.
Lewis Vandeshook, Of Chicago, ):
passenger On the train. from Kansas
City eastward fatally shot himself on
3Friday. He had been playing three
card monte, and i supposed 70 have
lott heavily. 81.
A dead body was found Il the
"a Sale street tunnel il Chicago the
fiss and ono hsad burned q. IS
thought b went il iatoxicased. An
other corpse was washed upon the
Ike shore .os Menominee strost.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

SENATOR WlNDoH and family In
homo on Tharsd.y Tor washiogtos.
On Friday evening Senator Ramsey
and family lett 81. Paul fos Phihdsl-
pbia3sa ro~ss for Wsshiagtos. Gen.
eral Avsrill will lsavs 81. Pal With his
family n about t~o weeks ia sins for
the com menosueat Of ths sess Ion.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
GOOD FARM FOR SALE,

!. ps2s~ Beautifully situated on Camp
Lake, ono and half miles from Clear
Lake depot. Consists of 40 acres timber
and pasture Do acres cultivated prairie,
both fenced; and 40 acres Of .uncultivated
clean prairie Good bouse (well furnished
throughout). buildings and every conveu-
ience-all new last year. Easy terms. .Ad-
dress, LEES s PEAkCE, Clear Lake, sher-
burne &c Mimi. .:' * 81. ~, Az.
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. 20 g
Fsllsr returns make Governor Austin
majority eleven thossard, and il i
believed Ia, the complete count viii
raise it to At least thirteen thousand.
This will nearly equal Gen. Grants
n.joeity, and demonstrates two things
pretty plainly-lst, That Minnesota i
thoroughly Republican Republican 70
shs backbone; I'd, That oil parts Of
the State do not take just The Same
view Of Gov. Aostin's vote Of tho Land
Division Bill q do the people Of
stearns county. (Although relatively
occupying the pos,tion Of the twelfth
man % the jury, we still believe the
lands ought to be- used in building
1ailroads.) The rest Of the Stass tick
q viii have m.jorities differing not
very materially from Governor Austin's.
The attempt made to defeat Gen.
Jsnnison for Secretary Of State proved
: complete fsiluro. '-~' -
The Legislature will be composed
Is follows Senate, 81 Republicans,
10 Democats House, ~ Republi-
cans, s6 Democrat; Republican, ma.
jority On joint ballet, 55-wbich ID
quite sufficient. 4s
A full table Of the Official canvass
of Ne 49, sast in II u county 10 pub
HShsd q this.page. The Democratic
majority on the State ticket { Lieutcuani
Govsrnor) i 92s. This 10 the l.rges.
majority ever given BY stsarps county.
The following Is 4 table of the vote
cast during tho past eight years:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

rs ooupLl .of suIatsar dramatic q.
Alan enisis 80. Paul nettsd the Prot.
u mt Osphss Asylan Ne hssdasms
- of 81 ,284.b0.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

W,soxA county assnd1 ,noeg her
Legislative delegation this wistsr. the
wsltknown Republican, Sam. Bsnan,
70 the Senate. aaa " jay Whipple,
the whole s1alsd editor of ths Demo
csatc Herald, . the Hose.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

MRs. BELLAs BrrsgUu - retired
from the editorial management q the
Spring Valley Rsoqress, 70 take The
position Of Literary Editor q ~ s..
aPasl Pioaesr. Ne. A. n. Hssshisos
.,4s.s,smes the sditsnhip e .the Rsesss.
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81. FOR. SALE.

4 The shove lands will DO sold very cheap,
ss6 on. very favorable terms. Parties
sishing either or oil the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terns
desired. : * $ss s5-s
Apply to P I. GREGORY.
Railroad. Land Office, e. Cloud.
vi or CALVIN F now,
0-tf "A Box 2216. New York
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

VIZ: ars ieaacd 70 again hnd the
Iisssspolis Da;!k 1Si1sas On our
tabls. II i q atls and well con-
sisessd Rspuhlieaa journal.
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FOR R.:H3E1rI..

A neat and comfortable dwslline Mouse,
on Chapel strest. near TIN JouaxAI ofice.
Inquire At this Office, Of Of
JOHN b. CLARK. IS
St. Cloud, Oct. 80, 1871. nl6-tf.
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orr fOa Eua1pE.
Complimentary Farewell Dinner 10 senator
Norton nj the Manhattan CIub House.

Complimentary Farewell Dinner 10 s.enrtor
Norton ut the Manhattan CIub House.
At the Manhattan Club House, corner of Fir
tecnth street and Fifth avenue, there assembled
last evening goody company to give a farewell
bumper to the popular Senator Norton, from
the Fifth district. At the head OF the table
sat Commissioner Of Jurors, Douglas Taylor,
and faciDg MIN from the further end of the room
sat Judge Spencer, while ranged along on either
eide were Judges Bedford, c. ?. Daily and Jones,
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan, sunset Cox
EDWARD Scne1. J. j. Guinplei0n, sembyman
Carey, Alderman Mitchell, eX-Alderman Muir
ray, Frank 4. Remson, Gus Philips (oofty
Gooft W. j. Hin. NJ. J. Kelly. Rev. A. j. Cummings
Dr. j. NJ. Cafnuohan, Il. y. Hart Arthur Madison,
Assistant Alderman HaInps0n and j. Vaughan. The
s1air was, 10 certain extent informal ana was eX-
ccedingly enjoyable. The iornality OF speechmaK-
ing was done AWAY with after Chairman Taylor had
welcomed senator Norton and XpIe ssed TO HIM the
sentiments OF The company present, and OF bls con.
situency IN the Fifteenth ward, 10 which the Sena-
responded, briefly, fcelinply and Appropriately.
An elegant entertainment, sOlds aad liouids
was disposed o., aad with songs ana stores libes
and Jokes. aud good-naiufed FUN and invohty the
evening passed 10 the entire satisfaction OF all
concerned.
senators Norton, Dreamer and Bradley, Mr..
j. w. Collier, J. orc. Lynch, James Barclay,
sounselors Buckley. Clarence Seward and A.
san To-Day for Europe whole feet OF
steamboats,. with friends and admirers or
fhe voyagcurs will accompany them down the bay.
The pOrii0n OF this demonstration IL Intended
Ior renator Norton a. his colleague, senator Jrca-
mer, positively declined any public adieux. stating
last evidence enough OF the good VIII enter.
. tanned Iol HIM.