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''ah 10 Come White Sulphur
Dark Accommodations &c.
Correspondence OF The Eichnond Dispatch.

'''i'dchcc "i the Eichnond Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SrRISGs,3
y3,.. August y, 1872.
t,,', "it 'a> been some talk OF a mask hall
Of ",Al week, but there seems to be a lack
,rr, resi- III what has heretofore been tea-
t., 81 attraction during the season. The
fame, everybody is tired out with grand
,rr,; 1te>> 'rllS,o and some new amllse-
brro w., '"peaux-viyant business" was tried
Thry ' Nv, i'Iis season with marked success
douj,, % - re- Tor church, you know, but ]
CHI q q they would draw again.
STAR 't AZ some suggestive man who would
ce ,rair tt!m new and relieve the place of
yhnr rn sliiness which is oppressive.
aye any number Of hirtations going
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WAGNER. THE CoMposER.-A Berlin letter.
writer tells the following strange story:
Richard Wagner, the great composer, has
recently taken unto himself the wife OF his
most intimate friend, the celebrated pianist
Won Buow. In this case Madame Won
Buow was most to blame; her husband was
not unknd, and she was the mother OF
several children; but she conceived an aficc-
ton for the composer, and coolly told her
husband she would leave him anyhow, so he
sent for her father, the Able Di'zs, and tue
transfer was made with the consent OF all
parties. Madame Wagner is the daughter OF
the Countess D'Agonet, mistress OF List.
There were two other children by this con-
ncction, Il son, who died of consumption,
and another daughter, who was the wife of
Monsieur Olivier, minister of Napoleon.
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Columbus City, Iowa, has voted against
cl,l,nnl -hnnsn

Columbus City. Iowa, has voted against
building Il school-house.
A Russian named Mavicrwitsch with II
MAGNIFICENT tenor voice has arrived at Paris.
The trial of Marshal Bazainc will commence
in October. Two hundred witnesses Will be
called.
A Texan patriarch has done his best 10
strike general average with Massachusetts
in giving paternity to fifty children.
The statues OF Francois Land Louis Aif.
have been discovered under q lot OF rubbish
in the cellar of the Hotel de Ylie at 1ai rs @E
The widow of President Polk was visiting
her relatives and friends 10 Columbia, Tensi.,
last week.
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a CORRESPONDENT of 4 Boston paper, wri-

ting from Newport, says:
"Thc belle of the season here is a Pha-
dclphia lady, who has been belle for over
half Il century, and whose hair is as pure and
white as the paper on which | write. She
is charming. She is never out of practice ,
when asked for music; she is ready to enter
tain any one. and she does it as few young
Indies can do. L should be furiOusly Jealous
said Kate last night, after watching her hold
court iii the hotel parlor, were her hu>-
band!' do not believe this better-half of
hers ever felt more proud when lie led her
TO the altar than he did last night when he
carried her of up stairs from among an add
miriug crowd"
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How little uc@ro understands what po-
ljtval di~"u->iouS are for is shown by the
following. told by the Danyile Times:
Ntrn the Radical candidate had finished
Hi, reply tu Colonel Cahrll the colorcd por-
lion 81 The audience almost to Il man rose
Hp'n their lt"t and commenced leaving.
"hto Major shuplaker (RadicaD in 4 very
t'1'ur;"lN manner informed them that they
N"ir luI,h"ht\jn@ that the other side had
even lh"ir candidate a respectful hearing,
'ud that They ought to listen to Colonel
'Hi"Il through. They obcycd, took their
,'"i>, ami conducted themselves with H.
Nn'i ir"prlrty As people generally do at po-
,i'I,at meetings.
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERN
SEPTEMBER. 1877:
Colonel GEORGE 2. TAYLOE, President Board
of Trusteij.
CHARLES L. COOKE. Superintendent.
JOSEPH A. TURNER, 81. A., Modern Lam
guages and English.
WILLIAM Il. PLEAsANTs, Latin and Natural
Science.
CHARLES L. COOKE. A. NJ, Mathematics.
4. BUITEE, Head of Music Department.
Voice.
MISS SALLY J.. COOKE, Assistant In Lam
guages.
MADAM BUTTEL,, French Conversation.
MISS ROSA L. COOKE. Assistant In Mathe-
MATES.
Miss BETTE d. FOWLEEs, Drawing aud
Miss BETTE D. FowLKEs, Preparatory
School.
Mas. NJ. V. COOKE. Head of Domestic Depart
ment.
Mrs. +. K. McvEIGn.l N,trous
Mrs. \. G. HARMAN.j h"'iohs'
Madam BuTTEL Is Il native of France of e7-
perience In America us n teacher of French.
TERMS.
Board and tuition. S.l6. payable In three install
mentS at intervals of ninety days. No extra charge
for ancient and modern languages. For music,
drawing, ana painting extra charges are made.
The buildings contain one hundred and twenty
rooms all admirably arranged, and the grounds ara
most beautiful and attractive.
For further information. address the
SUPERINTENDENT.
an c!-lw&Scptlo Nv Botetourt Springs. Va.
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4 VALUABLE ClTlzEN.A man in Jamaica.
Vermont, within the lust six years has had
born to him by his first wife a pair of twin
daughters, and.bya second wife one pair of
twin boys and another pair of twin daugl-
terS-thrcc pairs of twins by two mothers.
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l3''. i. sears. General agent cr the Pea
h,dy Educational Fund has sent $1,000 in
a1mrr to the superintendent ci Public
rrhocI> 1t I.ynchh,ir@, saving:
IF for any r.u>c The school should not 60
on a, rnrdin- to or understanding. You are
requested Ia hold the money subject TO my
order
Ihj- makes S:l.nnn LynchhlIrg has received
from the Peabody Fund since the Isl Of
AVjl. ISL. The condition of the donations
i HAT thu city shall provide permanent
btNllo.>. furniture. &c. for ten or twelve
hndrd children, and extend the accommo.
a.iu'H, should The attendance justify.
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d PARTNERSHIPS.
.ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF

A r A nj GETTING OF THE BOARD OF
IA DIREC TORS OF THE RICHMOND RAIL
WAY CON .PAHY held the 2ad dry of August, 1872,
Il was uuau hnously
esolced That the President he directed to call In
all free tickets and that the Issue o. free tickets
hereafter I've restricted 10 the Mayor, Police Justice,
Chief OF Police, and members of the City Council,
uni, 81 otherwise ordered by the Board. and that
the free Of the cars he extended To members of
the city police only In ease OF riot, disturbance, on
fire.
.. Pesolred, That the President I've authorized 80
Issue communication tickets ut the following rates:
For three months. .,..... .........,.,gau
I ok nOniIE3.,tt
Twelve months go. ..-..,....,- Is
By order of the Board.
s All 2s-St jss 49, - President.
"A Ii KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
lh.EXECuIEp AT THE I,lsPATCH PRINT.
ING HOUSE.
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Tho sru,i,Aide--No "StrniSht-S"ts
ri,cr,-Ihc Sfonelt-Porter Wnr. sc.


-f's| "r'rn''" al Inc "'c"'''"" '',S''.'"'
There seems /" he i"lcr CAIN III wv
political world hereah"ut> l''>l NOW. III
decd. We think our conservative l'nl'u> are
r'a.r Too Glli'i. ana >h"u'n irt''t ~ -,
.nru more active. Tie ha"> nave i"I'"'o
>.H"f,d hr"in' ana " Ii>." ''u.'>' Wv W,
lr,r n"' heard al >l'i%i" 'I''"s n'u
EvWu rm!' anyWhrlr III 'i!'> region III,
VII not tr; III" conservatives iiuSl oc>'li
th"m,liy"> and elect organizations all over
H. >'lt". and that promptly. As thtlr i ho
,u- what harm may result from ueia!. :.
" hlN". "" believe, II" Slr''i&"'-'"'I
ahuGf here nj present. hut ,H'r' n'a! u"
,,lH~ .lr"r the i."nI>riile convention ''''e>
j III" t"lr>"r|aiINc> Il" MOI nromlii! "FS''
ltr. ltik [" CA! htolh'' MF. El.'t''' '""
"i,r, who ~ IT, i1i>. ana So, IL YOU '''-
not 1T t)lrm L. ~ h. y d"ttctlon IN every
..riHlN liz" that Shenandoah hlGllt GNc
81, STATE 70 Grant.
Tint n" "BnilrT> VIII make n"nll'a-
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Ia" MANASSAS gazette has the following 4:
Every mail brings hundreds of Grant
Documents with which the country is flooded.
"gfrr,iy" at this Office about a bushcl per
N''h, until We are fairly smothcrcd with
'd'iIll>m. Greeley documents. nary Il one
nave "" received. We are not particularly
hNi"liN for either, but if we mast read,
VT would like 10 read both sides"
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'gMA n 65E - CONF Fssyf,N MERCHANTS
LOSING MORE THAN At TILE GREAT
FIRE, &C., &C. y Z. I.
The wheat market of Chicago has been in
a state Of excitement almost ever since the
fire. Early in the year It was rumored
among commercial men that the wheat. crop
Of Europe must be very short, and that the
crop of the United States would also be
much below the average. In the fore part
Of May two OF three prominent operators
conceived the idea of straining the market
for June delivery. They were joined BY
George +. Harding, Of the firm of Harding
d Mccoy, the well-known lawyers of that
city, and succeeded in running through a
corner popularity known as Hardng's
corner" which collapsed about the same
time In the month as the present corner and
was generally supposed to have netted
loss to Mr.. Harding of nearly five hun
dred thousand bushels. It was no nearer q
success than this one. The market subsidized
into quietness for some little time, and was
then taken hold of by the combination that
engineered the making Of the bubble which
burst yesterday. The king bee of the affair
was supposed to be John b. Lyon, of the
firm OF Lyon & Co., and with him were asso-
ciated Mr.. Thomas Chisholm, of Toronto,
and Mr.. Buffers, Of Montreal. These we're
the parties who were interested in the corner
at first, but they are generally supposed to
have been soon joined by Mum & Scott, an
elevator firm, and Hugh 8Iaher. proprietor
of the Iowa elevator, which was recently
destroyed by fire. They operated through Il
number OF brokers, not less than dozen Of
whom were employed Mt different times and
it is said that none Of them knew the bust
ness Of the other. Hence tho combination
were able to buy in Il largeamount of options
before their project was suspected. 1t is
probable that they purchased more than
5000, 900 bushels of "shortS" on the option
called "seller August; but nobody ex-
pected this, though it was suspected that
they were about to corner the market. The
Tribune says:
The burning of the Iowa elevator showed
that Hugh Maher, Il member of the ring.
had shipped out some 2l5. 900 bushels of corn
that did not belong to him, but was simply
stored in his house by other parties, and used
the money realized for that corn to deposit
as margins on his wheat contracts. The in
quiry was at once instituted, {" Was the same
thing being done by other elevators and if
so, what security did the holders of grain
paper, popularity called grain receipts
have for their money or for the delivery of
grain when they should call for it from the
warehouSemen?" Hence arose Il wide
spread want of confidence. Parties who
were short both in the city and country cali
ed upon the combination for large deposits
OF money us margins to secure the lultiment
Of their contracts. 1t is understood that
gentleman from Des MoineS, Ia, furnished
the last straw which broke the camelS back.
He called ;for large deposits of money Oh
Monday, which the combination were un-
ahle to procure, and hence the market went
down. They were unable to stem the tide,
though they strovc hard to do so.
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IlVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
" SEERlNG III The LENSSELAEAR PnLl-
TECINU, INSTITUTE, Troy. y. Y. mstruc
tun very practical. Advantages unsurpassed In this
country. Graduates obtain excellent positions Re
orrs Sruirnhcr lt For the ANIMAL register, con-
>tiining improved course of study aud full mlrtcli-
lars, address Professor CHARLES DtOWSE
director iy 3l-lm
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UGUSTA' FEMALE SEMINARY,
N STAUNTON, VA.

The ACADEMIC TERN of this institution he
pins the MlDDI. II OF SEPTEMBER and closes the
corresponding time the following june. 49,
This Is the largest iirst-cl;sS INSTITUTION III VII
and teachers: the English course more extensive
and thorough than elsewhere found In female
schools. . =,
Advantages for music AMI languages cannot be
SURPASSED Seven music tc:cllersi"ur Instrumental
and three yucll--;irr constantly employed whose
rrnu,ation has extended wherever The school Is
known. -,
\ resident French govcrncss AMI natl french
gentleman teach the pupils to speak The language rs
well ms rc:l, and write IL.
The buildings for comfort. elegance, anu cohNc-
rjeuce are unsurpassed by any In the State
For full particulars, apply to
Miss NJ. j. BAL OWN,
~ o-podom priuciDal.
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DOTOMAC ACADEMY formerly Alex
L andria Boarding Sch",,I, established ny Bema-
min liallowell III 1874. complete Engll sl, Alatll-
matical, and Classic, course taught: Also French
German, and Spa .,sh. Catalogues furnished at re-
quest. Next So sion Will commence september 18th
TERMS: FLr board, tuition. washing, and lights
$3.50 per h-if-sessun, In advance. No extra charge
except FOR Modern Languages: Address
JOHN 5. BLACKBURS,{ Principals,
eu 1n-cod,m Alexandria, Va.
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@
HiCnaoxD Axp IY4.y7faax n A1IHoAEEu
RICHMOND, august ID ssSe
RIGHMgND AND JAM LILLE BALL
~ RoAD.-on and after So August
~ GoIsG wFsr. 81
Train No. Q Through passenger Ieayes Hieht1nnt
salss Is ss arr Il s 4 q @ @ rs
sss s.lIs ]: 81 ss;
a Sas NJ sa & sss sas aas sbH ssss
at ESQ z. n. arrives 1t daily y fss
:. 81 GOING EAST.
Train No Through neaa and exufsssl leaves
Greensboro daily at . a. 81. leaves panytlls
satly 81 s;sa A. ~. |; arrives ct Richmond dai q
Train No i Through prasserieerl leases Green's
Soro, dolly iexeePi s,gdaysl Y .lls A isxsss
Train No. q ynshou,g pssssng.s5 ,eases Lynche
a.. arrives ut Richmond at s:ss r. 10. Fl
4 Tr.IDs Nos. aud 10 connect Ut Greensboro, nth
trains the North CaroliDa railroad for Az pdlus
Train No. 10 connects at With trasnfor
Raleigh, arriving there at 79cl 4, ~. lsasssnx4ts
s syn ~lt sslsh No. Il.
the Atlastic, Mississippi and Ohio ssiEresd fsr 90
Lynrhin rg Accommodations Train leaves Rich
mond ut t:5o F. NJ daily Except Sundays irFfvfngy
at Lynchburg III time TO connect with tile lorplpg
Passenger Train the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad for the southwest. 81 - rs
Passengers coming east leave LynchbnYg after
the arrival of the Atlantic, Assisstssppf and Ohio
Passenger Train from Bristol, and arrive at Rishs
mohd at 9:ts A. III. 800
THROUGH TICKETS 70 all points south aid
southwest can be procured ut the ticket Office la
Richmond, md OF Il. +. WALKER, Agent Of the Att
tnfic, MISSISSIPPI ana ONO railroad, NO. 1875 Main
street Richmond. - ~
Papers that have arrangements tondyertise the !;
schedule OF tlds company Will piease print rs above
JOHN Il. MACMUKDo, -
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
I. NJ r. TALCOrT, Engineer and SupersntrE6-S
nnt an
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY AND BOARD
ING SCHOOL. 49, Madison street. Baltimore. Slrs.
LETITIA TYLER SAMPLE Of Virginia. Fri incl
pal. Autumn session opens ISih OF September: closes
a5th If June Summer session o ,cns Eth of April ::
closes Isl Fcbrr,:ry--cvery year. For circulars. APP
NV at the Institute. 1y22-Hw
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hiR0m :, a sprightly and promising little
u,'o2livF of Rev. Benjamin Miller, aged near
,.''s years, residing near Grccnmount,
rockingham county, was killed on SATURDAY.
"''Fno'n hast by being run over with a
wagon wheel. Her death was instantaneous.
nv wheel Of the wagon, loaded with wheat
t'''f'iS over her head. Strange to say the
,H'A was scarcely broken, aud there was no
MEASUREMENT Of tn" face of the little victim.
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ANOTHER BLACK FRsDAY-pANIG AMONG
THE GRAIN MEN--FRANTfG SCENES ON.
81 % IA n q E - co EEss3oGs MERCHANTS
Z LOSING MORE THAN AT TILE GREAT
FIRE, &C., &C. ~ - :.
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OND AND YORK EHIVisRs
IA RAILROAD COMPANY. sfsSss

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
ttfU.Efa E.@tsE LINZ. PUBLIC, tff5{ 80. -
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ON anil after Thursday August LIST. until further
notice. train leaves this depot at $50 r. 81. c0Dnect
Ing at West Point with splendid steamer STATE
OF VIRGINIA for 80 49,
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
AND BOSTON, AND All. POINTS WEST, 81
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-08

NS.Es- N-
The motives which aetuate .'ths Ring" At
this place in all it, operations ars under
stood in many other localities. - we'll q
St. Cloud. The regular 81. Paul CORES
pondent Of tho Fergus Falls Adpo.sts,
writing uader date Of Janusry leth, show,
up their course on the railroad bold bill:
''ln tho Senate, the confess ovsr The pas
ssSs OF bi y allowing the city OF 81. Cloud
TO vote for Of aeainst Tie iseuips ef boada
- . bonus TO- tk0 Sc. Panl & paei6e rail-
road, 10 waxing het. Bash hotei 10. Allsd
with a.. Cloud faess. Msessj II. @. Wait,
n. P. Clark, Tee Mcclure aad Chas.. A.
Gilman ars ths proniasnt Asnfss1 il oppe-
Siton to th( bil1. 80 the sesd: does not
strike just - poias which xAsir evn pc.
oulisF privats intereetsssessiato d sde00nd.
/ zNey are !oo1i out jor tAes, ~ p5esas, az
usas!. I should think. ~ tAe 6sa.ine, to
expressed by the people Of 81. Cloud, tha.
that faction was about played out, - they
were burnsd in e6gy BY the indigusat eiti-
seas ef that place, and reselutisss ee.-
demaiag their actions passed the forspart
ofthts week. Their course has always
been against the intrrssts Of the people o,
tho entire northwest xslsss they, a. . ring,
could zee money IN IT,"
And the fame Of our ''Ring" has gone
abroad. The Milwaukee Daily Wiseonsin
touches them up ss follows:
"st. Cloud is terribly sgitated over the
fact that three of her citizens, Messrs
Clark, Mcclure and Wait, are opposing q
bill now before the Legislature, authoriz-
ing that city to vote 500, 900 to secure the
crossing OF the Brainerd branch of the
Northern Paoife at that place. On Mon
day evening last . rousing indignation meet
Ing WAS held, on which occasion the three
gentlemen above named were burned in
sfigy and paid many left-handed compli-
menta."
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-08
NOTES.

eProposnls mus bs to carry he nail with "eslak.
ity, oer rtalasy a,d security" using the tsrns .
the law, nd they must bs qua autesd by. two sls-
sponsibis persons, certified TO such BY postnss.
TER or judge Of court Of record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and
Tor each OF such omissions not satisfactorily explain
ID three ttnss The pay Of the "Trip nay hs deducted
For arrivals Ar behind tfme - 70 break eoanee-
ton with depsndny nails, ssd not sataeisntly s1-
10 subject 20 foetsit71s. Fines will b imposed. IN
les the dsl1qusaey b. sat!sfetorly sxplaiasd, tsr
neslectine 70 take che mali from or late post oco:
for suffering It TO be injured destroyed robbed or
lost and for refusing, after demand, TO convey the
mail frequently as the contractor runs, OF 10
cerned in running vehicles on the route. The Post
master General may annul the contract for repeated
and vilfal failures for disobsying the post Office
lIws or tho instructions of the Department. He
NAV alter tho schedule Of depart lures and arrivals
and also order an increase OF service by allowing
therefor pro rata increase the contract pay He
NAV also curtsi discontinue the service ia whole
or in part at prOportonate decrease Of pay allow.
INK as full indemnity to tue contractor one months
extra compensation on the amount Of service dis
pensed with, and q pro rata compensation for the
service retained and continued. =. - -.
Rov laws relating to the postal service, forms Of
proposal, guarantee, and certihcata, and for in
| structions and conditions to be embraced in the
contract SEQ advertisement OF this date in pamph.
3O 1870 inviting proposals for mali service In Min.
nesota, TO BE- found ct the principal post Offices.
| Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, supse.
scribed Mail proposals, State Of Minnesota, and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eraL .s-s55 ss-$Eg..- .-.ss44-..-.r.
kfsSI Rosfnostor General,
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-08
,.$S,533.24

PorxTEDLY PsxsoxA1.-Peopls in this
LEGALITY viii remember . piously pretend
ing scallawsg, calling himself ''Rsv. Frank
Whitcomb, " who spent some time last fall
in st. Cloud and sauk Centre. He is now
in Winons, and we ind in tho papers Of
that city the following card, the purport Of
which is unnistskable, signed by the
editor Of the Herald:
An lT1H8RAxr 6couxplHL.-Oue Of The
nest aesooplishsd Villains that ever went
uHhung 10 IN this city. He gives his name
- "Rsv. Frank Whltsomh." He 10 . Drip
Pie, and asss. srutehss. He claims TO be q
Methodist preacher, and his pretended
pisty is. deGgnsd TO deesivs: many good
Chrietisn people sBut'a mere hypooriti-
cal william never lived Of died. His .'chssk''
10 unparalleled id the annsls, Of all tho
rsmidoations Of Satan. Knowing tho N
nitigsted rascal - We do, we give him das
notice that il he remains in this city TWEEN.
ty-feur hours after the publication Of this
srtiels, We shall erdeavor to shas,iss hin
. the best Of our physical ability.
lsignsd] J., W.. W1lr1Is.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-08
0TF1oIALl "
ORDINANCE NO. 16.

WuuxAs. At q meeting Of tho Directors of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. held In the
CITY q New York. on the isth day Of December. A.
tiou slopg other things the right VI way through
the city t et Cloud, twenty acres Of land for d..
pot grounds, conveniently located. and good and
sucisnt s,arantas for the Issue and delivery to tho
st. Paul Pacific kaA.oaa Oo, ol elxty.nve Thous-
sna oo!sse IN sne 9gnSGs os ""u S:ys r1.soH .nsss
s..s, 'Is r.w.r'. ~ n,inc;ssi navskc
in ,.s 1nss th.n t~rnfv ve.ss ths crossire 81 Ihe
~. IA r. p.ni 4 p.eino Rsifrosd of the Miss{.sp.
NJ 49, A. Ciou bs nj the .Wilson Croesns" 70.
fnss e,~s - "c rhieh raso,ntt,n dniv smtI,snti,
c...S -. .Sts ~ ms.finr az the Common Councii OF
.sS o,t~,CSSs aHr:S 3nlv heid oo tbs 26th dav Of
ssSSn :,t:s.sfor, 10 aid city, - and the s.ms
Eth sSI "a s.suisr The provisoS. terms and con.
SIsiors ther.of .scentsd.
II .W1xSxAa b. virtue Of an act Of tho LeRsla.
.r.s =, ~. Ht.ts ~ Hinnesota .nttied aAn Az to
.nshosis" ths citv of It, Cloud to issus honda to
siS in - caen 81 the 81. Paul Fscic R.i
rosd fhr.st6 said cItv approved Februarv 3D. A. D.
,s7q 81. c,id city citv Va authorzed to i.sue At
.": 20. n,,or to Sss r.t d.1 Of Xnasst Is7a
~ honds nf s.id citv With coupons attached not
s1c:.aInr ia ann, OF sxtY.ye Thoussnd dollars to
I'D inthe ooustruction OF railroad bridge across
i."ins fro tss :sst sds Of sad river into the an
81 ss t*ion5 srd ths fnrther sum OF Fiftsen Tbous
snd io1isrs or 20 much thereoi a. may be
at :. A.. s ~ W r. n.-no." ~ nnrch Zinc tha r;oSt
49, ~ S.ros o!n"nds for said raiIrosd throngh
oS y .. .SPss ,v - ~ a. Cio"d and tha Gomm6n
Counci' 81 ala citx snthorized to submit bv ordi
nance INC q9esons ,sse .ne %o
VI sau ci!y ta ~ so trmt;nn W ~ ~. h;S%a atora.
..:s ~ n ~ sae othsr ."m ~ E;ttesn THonsa
sai9 anu IN tne sa ~ 49,, 10 ooao.r ~
collars OF 70 ucn ~ +b ;@i of
oe osed 1ol tne Purposo esopsa;d NJ ue tharsfore
Wy sno osPot stoau1' a.'Assa.1' Nv" 'asl ~
ordain:
sxorIox l. That the bonds OF said City of Saint
Cloud with tho coupons attached, be issued in the