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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

--Draught and driving horses for sale
at Herbert's livery stable.
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Emerson Saw Works.

33H3& ON t3Ii 90: asz2 aaV 1s;s Ssssi:E
sIz)%I4p5l9ge2V Sse}IzlsNEZEzE
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On Wednesday Thos. Mcclure Was
fined tho costs for drunkennesa.
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The County Commissioners will meet
next Tuesday.
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Tho Annual E Exhibition at st. Johns
College, near St. Jo., will be held on next
Wednesday, the Goth inst. The pro-
gramme will include performances IN both
German and English, tableaux, music by
the College band, SO. A general invita-
ton is extended.
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Having rebuilt their factory At Min I.
neapolis, Barnard & Clark have again en-
gagged largely in the manufacture of furni-
ture. Their work will stand compare on
with tho best that is made in Eastern mar
kets, in style and finish, as we'll as in
prices. They will make it for tho int crest
of dealers, as we'll as individual customers,
to purchase Of them. See their ADVERTISE
ment in this issue.
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NoT1ok-Davis, Beal & Go. will pay thu
highest cash price for oil kinds Of grain.
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~ TheC1roulatlon OF The jouEnal
sDOUBLE that OF any other paper
Publlsh din Northern Minnesota. Lot
Advertisersre en- mber this.
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D1srAIcr Coulr Second week His
Honor Judge MoKelvy, presiding.
On Friday Beaver was brought before
the: Court and plead guilty to the charge Of
numbering his wife, and Was remanded to
jail to await Ills sentence at tho close Of
tho term.
The grand jury, having completed its
duties, was discharged.
The case Of H. J. Fowler vs.. the County
of stearns-bill for keeping pauper-
was brought up, and continued until Mon
day, when the jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum Of $ll9.47. o.
Taylor for pl'ff; P. Brick and L. W. Col
Inns for def't.
sA7uRDAY.-The jury in the Taylor-Eioh
horse case returned verdict in favor of
Eich.
| State Of Minnesota W. G. Erickson,
| charged with larceny: o. Taylor was ap-
pointed his counsel and no was given I'M
| til Monday to plead.
MoNDAY.-A. A. Macarthur W. A. Libby;
for the recovery Of the price Of horse
of MoArthur's, sold to Libby by
q party not the owner. The jury
returned q verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for the value Of the horse, $l75,
and $26 damages.
TUESDAY,. s. Wilson vs.. N. P. Clark
violation Of contract for freight; arg ued
before the court by o. Taylor for prff, and
E. O. Hamlin for def't.
WEDNEsDAY.-State vs.. Erickson-de-
fendants attorney demurred to indictment,
and demurrer neutrality-suspicious. dis
charged on his own recognizance for $500.
F. Funk vs.. H. Ottensmeyer; involving
the merits of horse trade; verdict for
plaintiff for $l0O.4O. o. Taylor for plf-
Hamlin g. Searle for def't.
Beaver Was brought in and sentenced to
Imprisonment for life in the State prison
at hard labor, with fourteen days solitary
confinement, with bread and water, in each
year, in periods Of not more than three
days ut time.
All the jury trials being finished, the
petit jury was discharged. The court has
b zen engaged in hearing arguments in sp
cial cases, until this forenoon, when it ad-
iourned.
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Large stock Of paints, at Rhodes &
6pencer'e.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

Tho Meadow King Mower and Hol-
ingsworth Rake, at
GRovERNOR's.
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HERN1A.-1t is now demonstrated that
rupture can be surely cured without suffer
ing Elastic T|usses are supersedinp all
others. We advise all, before buying met
al trusses or supporters, to send Tor as
scrlptive circular to the ELASTIC TRus
COMPANY, No. 6S3 Broadway, New York.
n37.19w
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Fireworks ! flags: and fzzles! at
Boyd's.
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"A special meeting of the Library As
ISOLATION will be at Mrs. A. Montgomery's.
Friday evening, June 21st, for tho trans
action Of important business.
By order of the President.
Mrs, D. W. SPRAGuE, Secretary,
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AL kinds canned goods at Smiths
Grocery. .s..-
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INDIANS TO BE SToPpED.-Sheriff Gels
sci received the following dispatch on
Tuesday from Gov. Austin:
ST.. PAUL, June 18th, 1872.
Geo. Geissel, Sheriff:
A delegation of Gull Lake Indians will
be at st. Cloud en- route for st. Paul. For
bid their coming, and order them to 20 i'm
mediately to their reservation at White
Earth. HORACE AUSTIN,
Governor.
No Los have yet put in an appearance
here.
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
BUsH's.
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"A large lot of Little Champion Self
| Raking Reapers at GRovERNoR's.
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-Draught and driving horses for sale at
Hcrbert's livery stable.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-A lumberman nam
ed James Ryan was killed last week near
Pokegoma Falls. He was on L. Day &
Sons drive, and was working, with others,
in breaking jam Of logs in the river.
The jam suddenly broke, letting him in
among the logs, where he was crushed to
death. He was single man, and his
body was taken to his home in Minnesp-
oils.
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Teas with the tax of, at
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1e52. Summer Time Table. 1871
Of. CLOUD, ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS.
Leave St. Cloud 7.2sam 800 p m
Arrive At St. Paul 1l.05am 7l5 p m
do Minneapolis 10.46 m $40 p m
ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS TO ST. CLOUD.
Leave St. Paul S.S0am AS p m
do Minneapolis 8 As am 500 p m
Arrive St. Cloud 1856 p m $50 p m
Passengers going to and from Minneap.
oils change cars at the Junction.
CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates Of THE JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
8 g $50
NJ. f. CHURCH.-Services every Sabbath
at 103 A. NJ. and8p. NJ. Strangers invited.
REV. +. A. R1Ga1N, Pastor.
old papers for sale ut this office, by
the dozen or hundred.
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An unmistskable case Of small pox
having made its appearance on the out
skirts Of town, pest house was built yes
terday on Lowry's farm, where all such
cases will be taken care Of
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-Messrs. II. c. Burbank and ". 3.
Mitchell have purchased the interest Of
Hon. c. T. Stearns in Stearns' Addition to
st. Cloud. 1t embraces about one hundred
lots in the vicinity of the new depot.
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MIR. VIM. Mercer, the enterprising
jeweler Of this city, has donated to the
different Sabbath Schools of the place,
several packages of handsome illuminated
Soriptural texts, to be used as prizes. 1t
WAS very liberal and praiseworthy act on
tho part Of Mr.. Mercer.
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THE UPPER COUNTRY.
From tie Sauk Centre Herald.

4+sa'4Er.' .asz'
From tie Sauk Centre Herald. e.I&
The grafton on the Fourth of July is to
be delivered by Capt. II. A. Castle. There
will DO fireworks, sports, music, dancing,
&c........At Birch Bark the Fourth is to be
duly taken care Of. 8. R. Foot, of Indian
times fame, will read the Declaration, and
Frank Kent will lie Marshal. Edwin
G. Moore, son of Mr.. Alex. Moore, aged
Is years, died on the 10th, of ccrebro spinal
MENINGITIS.
From the G!enwood Eagle.
Clay Of good quality has been found and
brick will be burned here this summer.......
A twelve years old daughter Of Rev. R.
Hoover, of West6eld, sheared fourteen
sheep and rolled up the feeces in apple-pie
order. WAS her name Mary, and did she
have little lamb ?).........All Pope county
is to come to Glenwood to celebrate the
glorious Fourth, and hear an grafton from
''one Of our States best speakers"
From tie Detroit Record.
|. On Sunday night the drug store and gun
shop Of Mr.. Chaplin, at Oak Lake, was de-
stroyed by fire with all its contents. Loss
$1,000. Insured for $1,150 in the st.
Paul Fire & Marine
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. =.
Notice Is hereby given that the final as
sessment of Is per cent on all s: ock Of the
st. Cloud Agricultural and Driving Park
Association, upon which IS per cent. has
been paid, is by resolution Of the
Board Of Directors, made due and pay
able prior to July l, 1872, to ]. G. Smith,
Treasurer, upon the payment Of which
full-paid certificates will be issued.
TIC. MCCLURE,
WIN. MULL1KEN, President.
Secretary.
For SAIE.-The undersigned offer for
sale their meat market, as they intend
closing out the business by the first of July.
This is one of the best established stands
ia the city, and offers On excellent oppor-
tunity to any one who wants to 60 into The
meat business.
Cross & PLATES.
-Kuck s. Fritz have removed their ba-
kerry to the new building on st. German
street, opposite Powell's, where they
manufacture and keep constantly on hand
fresh bread, rolls, cakes, pies, crackers,
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Company F I'd Regiment NJ. N. G..
are ordered to meet at their drill room
(over Frank Davis saloon) in full uniform,
with arms and equipments, on tomorrow
(Fridsy) evening, at u o'clock sharp, for
muster in by 1t. Col. L. W. Collins.
Bv order Com. Officer
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Congratulations Ut Bro. DeLsno's are
IN order. It's girl, and it's first inquiry
was for copy of last weeks Times, to see
how the household paper stood on the
Greeley question.
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"A couple Of six mule government wa
CONS from Fort Ripley arrived to-day
loaded with stoves, &c.. which bore marks
of hard service. Stevenson & Co.'s foun'
dry had reinforcement of old iron.
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r. j. BONHAM,
Practical Tinsmlth and Dealer in
T Z N w A r Z,
Parties in need Of uuttering, Spoutine,
OF any kind Of Job Work will ind 1T to
their advantage to give me call as I make
this branch q specially. nag
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ALI kinds of salt fish, at Smiths
Grocery.
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On Tuesday morning, Capt. Charles
Lueg, one of the old settlers of the to wn,
died, after = lingering illness. His fune-
raj took place to-day, and was one Of the
LARGEST ever known here.
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-Quarter-second watches, at
Ruou,o
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

old papers for sale at this office, by
the dozen or hundred.
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-Draught aud driving horses for sale at
Herbert's livery stable. 49,.
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SPORT A-HzAD boyd has provided a
bare pole, which will be well creased, and
on the Fourth Of July purse will b CIV
en- to the man who will climb up and find
what's on top Of it. Boyd, like true En-
glishmsn, also proposes having q hare
chsee. Things will be lively.
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All kinds of family groceries at
RussELL's
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SUDDEN DEArH.-A daughter of Mr..
Burgess, about fifteen years Of age, died
very suddenly on Tuesday afternoon. She
was just recovering from the measles, and
was out of bed for tho first day. She lay
on lounge and opened two windows,
causing draft through the room. In a
few minutes she arose and complained of
not feeling well, and before doctor could
be summoned, was dead.
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Blue Horse Falls Desperately i'm L.
with q Ballet Girl.
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S CENTS.

Soda water only FIVE cents glass at
L1MPER1cn's.
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1879. Summer Time Table. 1870

ST. PAUL 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD
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The JAIL On Friday the Grand Jury,
after thoroughly examining the Jail, made
the following report to the court:
The Grand Jury most respectfully beg
leave to report that they have examined
the County Jail and find the same in good
condition.
The prisoners have been questioned by
committee, in regard to their treatment,
and state that they have been we'll t, Gated
that they had plenty to eat, and that the
jail has always been kept clean and tidy
durino their confnomont
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nately overdrawn. What deceived us
waa the glare of no less than nine Orators.
all smoking simultaneously.
This morning we had our last and
worst alarm. but it was of short dura.
ton. A change Of wind brought the
clouds of smoke and ashes drifting across
the city. After few hours anxious ex-
perience, in which We had pressntiments
OF the fate OF Pompeii. the wind meroi-
fully chopped round to its former direo-
tion, and the salamandrine fog passed
on to seward. While have been writ
ing, further improvement has occurred.
The sky is now comparatively clear, for
VesuVlus has begun to consume his own
smoke-at least, he has rolled himseif
up in it, and his mighty head is for the
moment invisible. The current of lava
has also checked itself, and there ia a
partial subsistence of the DEVILS tattoo
which has been going on below.
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In the District Court of the United
states for the District of South Caro-.

states tor the District Of South Caro-.
lima. o"io-
1" re Laurens Railroad Company, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
In obedience to an order in the abova-
stated case, dated the 5th day OF ApriI
1872, will resell to the highest bidder at
pu9hc 9utcry, at the risk of the GreenyiIIe
rens Railroad, at Columbia. Sonth Csroi;na
in front of the Columbia Hotel. at 70 o'ciocI
MERIDIAN. on the twentieth (2Oth) day of
JUNE, 1877 free from all liens and incur.
orances. including the track and road.had
iron, rails, chairs, spikes, timbers, bridpes
cnlverts, machine shops, water tanks. etafion
houses. and all locomotives, cars and ma.
cmnery, and all and angular the property and
description whatever, OF the Laurens Rail. air
road Company, together with all the rights
prlvleges, franchises and easements, law.
July held, used or enjoyed by the Laurens
halIroed Company, on the following terms
to wit: Si1ty-four thousand two hundred and
twenty-five 1854, 1922 84) dollarn eiehty.four
cents must be paid within thirty 330j devs
sttet tne day OF sale; and the payment Of the
na,ance pa1I o. the purchase money within twelve
months from the day OF sale, with interest
thereon at seven per cent. per annum from
that day, must be secured by the bond Of che
perty sold. pro-
!, The bidder will be required to deposit with
tue assignee, before his bid ia accented
twenty thousand dollars, to secure compii,
anSe win the terms OF sale herein set forth.
ana upon failure to deposit that ann the nro'
perty will ut once be re-offered for aaIa e-'-
JAMES NJ. BAXTER. Assionea
aS me Charleston Ne,os and Charleston
courier will copy until day Of sale and for-
ward bin to assignee. NAV
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ern and Southern portions Of the Middle
States and the South. .Atlautio States.

ern and Southern portions Of the Middle
States and the South Atlantic States. 81.
RIoHMoND, Va, May 2l.-Tn the Pres.
byterian General Assembly, to-day, She
resolution introduced by Colonel Pres.
ton, OF Virginia, inquiring into the ex-
pedienoy of preparing liturgical eervice
for congregational worship, was rejected,
by 105 to s.
CHARLOTTE, N. O.. May 21.-Part of
the construction platform Of the Catawba
River bridge, on the Airline Railroad,
fell to-day, killing Thomas Mays, Of
Thomasville. N. G., and badly orippling
five others.
Financial ana Commercial.
LONDON, May 21-Noon. n.-Consols
931s. Bonds 90.
PARIS, May 21.-Rentes 55f. 10c.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-Noon. cot.
ton market to-day.
New YORK, May 21-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and steady; sales 14O bales-up-
lands 24A; Orleans 2456. Flour steady.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull.
Pork quiet-mess 13.S7@l39O. Lard
duil-steam 94@92s. Freights quiet.
Stocks steady. Gold firm, at 1852.
Money easy, at G. Exchange
90; short 1O]6. Governments steady.
State bonds firm and quiet.
z P. M.-Money Ieasy, at 5a6. Ster.
ling steady.i Gold 135S@l32z. Govern
ments advanced go. Southerns steady,
Sales OF futures to. day 8,4OO bales. as
follows: May 2324, 237s; June 232s, "a;
July "a 3-16, 24L; August 23 1916, "a:
September %, % 1-16; October 20 SIG.
2Oae; November 19 GIG. Cotton sales
to-day 400 bales-uplands az; Orleans
242s. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey 89I.; New Orleans 80. Wheat
spring scarce; winter unchanged.
Corn more active and firm, at 72slG74;
Southern yellow 1917. Pork irregular.
closing heavy. at l3.87@14 co. Beef
quiet. Lard heavy, at 8}24(091a. Freights
BALTIMORE, May 21.-FIour quiet and
steady. Wheat firm and unchanged.
Corn firmer-white 77078; yellow 73;
Western scarce, at IS. Provisions quiet
and firm. Whiskey 80.
CINCINNATI, May 21.-Flour un-
changed family s.8O@9.1O. Corn ad-
vanced. at 55. Pork, lard and bacon
unchanged.
AUGUSTA, May 21.-Cotton Quiet
mlddling 2216; receipts 80 bales; sales
DoSIoN' May 1l.-Cotton qulet-mid-
ding 243s@24la; receipts l,125 bales;
sales 100; stock 14,500.
MOBILE. May 21.-Cotton duIl-mid-
ding 22H; receipts 80 bales; sales 100;
stock 14,347.
New ORLEANS. May 21.-Cotton quiet
-,Imalddling !, %; receipts 200 bales; sales
1000; stock 77.163.
CHARLESTON, HAY 21.-Cotton steady
moo%iddling oon 221s; receipts ITO bales; sales
200; stock 1864.
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-Auot1on sales.
Notice to Capitalists.

Notice to Capitalists.
Sale Of City Of Columbia Seren DER cent Rond.
OFFICE C1TY TREASURY.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., April so. 1872.
pURSUANT to authority delegated bv The
4 following resolution, adopted bv fha Citv
Council, March 90, 1872, viii sell At nnhI;co
auction, on WEDNEsDAY, May Is. 1872. Two TWO
HUNDkED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL.
seven AKs f7sH0OS fEa cssGM GfTY OF vG92Lg@BIA
BONDS: AHAnS
'Resolred. That the City Treasurer bs IN
structed to advertise for sale, before the
Court House in the city Of Columbia, on the
18th day Of May next, the bonds OF the citv Of
C.olumsia, authorized to be issued by the said
Just adjourned; that the advertisement be-
puoiished in one newspaper in the city of Co.
lumbla, one in the city OF Charleston and two
newspapers in the city Of New York. at Ieast
thiriy days before the day OF sale; that the
POI nonos 70 DC sold be signed, as prescribed by
~, .he SAG ACT. on the day Of sale. or as soon
.neleaite! as practicable. and delivered to the
purchaser as soon as the purchase money has
Deen paid and the bonds registered; and that
tne proceeds OF Gale be applied etriotlv in con.
way" 0 ~ no otner
Said bonds will be of the denomi,,.;o,. :,
$3.50. $500 and g, 900; the proceeds ~ tSn ..
to be used for the erection of the nsv Gits Sito
ments. 1Ao improve
The right is reserved to dispose OF mar. q,
tne SAID ponds in lots or in whole. as ths
mayor and treasurer may determine.
tanned by addressing WIN, +. ETTER
City Treasury, Columbia: So.
9J This sale is postponed until WEDNfs.
DAY, June 10, at same place,
May 21 WM. J. ETTER, City Treas'r.
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The PREsBYrRR1ANs.- Genera)
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church is
now in session at Detroit, with nearly
600 delegates present. In November.
1869. it was proposed to raise, in honor
OF the reunion of the Old and New
School Presbyterian Churches. a memo.
rial fund of S5,000,0OO. In the succeed
ing two years the proposal was carried
into execution, and the whole amount
collected exceeded this original demand
by 81, 202. 523-or being, in all, for home
and foreign objects, 81, 1902, ,523. There
were added to this church during the
past year an unusually large number of
communicants-27,770 on examination.
", ITS on certificates, making in eli
AZ, 948. There are connected with this
denomination 4,346 ministers, 4.616
churches, 455, 378 communicates.
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NORTHERN V1srroRs TO FLORIDA. The
Jacksonville (Fla.) Union says that never
before has that city had such an influx
OF Northern visitors as during the past
season, and estimates that their numbers
during the past six months have reached
16, COO. The register OF one hotel shows
for that term 3,842 names. That is only
one out OF thirteen hotels and boarding
houses in the CITY.
Lowell, Mass, has a pretty feminine
druggist whose soda water fountain is
exhausted a dozen times day by the
copions libations of the foaming fluid in
dulged in by the young men doing bust.
ness in the vicinity.
Female blacksmiths abound in Stat.
tordshire, England, and the hammer. be
1t never so. heavy, is welded by their
brawny srms with such force that sn
anvil scarcely lssts the least muscular
Vulcan.ers week.
There are lit steamb oats at the bot.
tom of the Arkansas River. It is be.
lieved that they only carry dead-heads
as passengers.
Mr.. Bryant was surprised to learn III
Mexico that three girls to one boy is the
ratio OF births in that country.
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Strayed or Stolen,
Irish Potatoes,

HAVE for sale ten barrels OLD IRISH
Il POTATOES, suitable for planting. As the
early crop at this point is almost q failure.
parties would do we'll to secure some OF this
lot Tor fall crop. P. CANTWELL.