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CoAsrwrsg STEAMSHIPS.

vNActF1C NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
CALlFORSlA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama,
carrying mails, passengers and
freight 70
Kingston, Jamaica Santa hariha and
Ureytown ami Pscfc Coast OF
Melico, Central America,
Peru and Chill
steamers leave 18th aud Oi each month"; except When
those dates fall on Sunday then The day previous.
Jan. steamer OCEAN QUEEN Cartain a. o. Jones' VIII
leave pier ~ korh River o'clock nocn Tor Aspnws d.
rect, connecting at Panama with steamer MONTANA Capt
-, touching at Acapulco ManzanilO and Mhzstlan, also
Tor all Central American and south Pac,nc pors
Freight for ports received until 4P. NJ OF jan
Steamer CHINA will eave Francisco February l. le72
for Japan China For Of passage, freight and all
further Information Apply compauys once the pier
foot Of Canal street. Y. Il h NBi, Agent.
Special Notice to anppcrs s--steamer OCEAN QUEEN
viii despatched u O'Clock noon OF eh iusL for Aspin
WAL direct, as extra steamer
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THE TURF.


THIS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION
oi the luteresls of the American Trotng Turf.
SEcE ia iY's OrrICr, tRovIDENCE, Jan. l, 1872
The regular meeting of the Board Appeals
win be held al The ice OF the President Providence,
Tuesday, 9th instant ia o'clock r. NJ Persons having
10 eccprdngy. By order
OF the 4, eslcrnt. OEU. II. SMITH, Secretary.
The following unfinished business will be investigate and
decisions rendered.: protest Of s. D. B. q. Bruce
AZ an.t Godsmitn Nal time at Milwaukee going
record Budd Dobe vs. The Trenton Agricultural Society
Alex Patterson rhe Rensselaer, Association Stokes vs.
Fleetwood Park Association; June. .Jnsephna match John
Murphy Major Ahen at Springfield; BenJ +. Cowau,
Of Ed. Eat n, nonpavment of entrance money;
e, oonei Mouon suppression Of previous time, Mystic
PARK Z. Lasher w. l.. l.. Dorsey.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsEMENTs-sEoosD PAGE Fourth. fifth and sixth
AsrROLUoY-EIrvrSru pAar-Fomth column.
sHe5spa PeTs and secopa
BOARD Il LODGING wANrED-sEoosp pAer-sec-
BUsINnss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAar-sirth col
ggsISsss EoIIcEs.sryrsru rAor-si,.h column;
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-fIgsr PAGE-Third
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrrH PAer-Four.h
coACHMeN AND GARpENERs-rwrLrru PAGE
COAL AND wooD-isIsyESrn PAaE-Fifth column.
C0AsTWIsE srEAMsHIPs-FInsr PAeE-fiith sixth
TsE1r11 = rAsssls,A column
h5gfs - nT
EgaofsSs srEAasSiPs r1ssF fasr1PiiIh 1In&n column
ESS ESSIshED S Ra5hs asS APARTMENTS TO LET
sEcoNp PAeE-Thrd column.
sRss ssss6 rAcrs
HE'LL WANTED -FEAALEs-TwnLrru pAcr-Third aud
HELP P0H'a WAN liE;pi~MALEs-rwrLrru PAor-Fnn and
HORSES, oAHHiAeEs, &c.-FIEsr PAer-second and
HoTEEs column roo,,,
column
'hAsss as city AZ nslAE FIX Ely ATp raa
IGaAI hSaA soan column
LOST. AND 10 Nd FIRST PAoNflrs column.
SAssIf SANTLs rNt. II S,i,s rssSs,.A sS,Sa column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADYERIlSEMENTS-fENTHP PAGE
Sixth column
NUSICAL-SEcoSD PAsE-Six column.
PERSONAL FIssr PAGk- First column
Pr N,.fcn1ES-SEOOND PAaE--rt tn column.
1I1 Office NoTiCE-ELEvrSTM PAsE~Four.h col.
s aoNs
TWILL PAGE Third column.
PROPERTY 0 I OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsr PAGE-Thri column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsr PAGE-Third
column
REAL Estate WANTED-FIIsT PAGe-Third column
REWARDS S-fIRsr PAGE--Frst column
BALES AT AUCrlON-ELEvENTn p>aE-Ffh column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column, and TWELFTH PAGE-Firs,, second and
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
SPECIAL NOIICEs-FRsr PAGE-Frs, and secoud col.
sPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-Frnsr PAoE-second
THE TnADES-TwrLTTn PAGE Sixth column.
ThE IURF-fIGsr PAGR-Second co umh
to LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
Second and third columns
TRAVELLEkS' GUIDE-fINsr PAGE--SiYth column.
UNFUREiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PA9E-Tnird column
WANTED TO PURCuASE-SEoosD PAGE-FouIth COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, do-FInsr rAer-sir,h col.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w New York Cork and Liverpool New and full powered
stcnmyhips, The Sly largest IN the world
OCFANiC, BALTIC, ADRIhTIC,
REPUBLIC, CELTIC, ATLANTIC
49, 5000 tons burden. 3,00o horse power each.
Sailing from New York Saturdays, from Liverpool
Thursdays. calling Mt Core Haro0r each way.
OCEANIC, January II, a. y r. N.
ATLAN1It'. January ~ AT 80 +. W.
From the White Star dock, Pavonia ferry, Jersey Cy.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivae, COM
bnng "a ETY., speed and comfort. ,
SaD)Ds staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms IN mid
ship sscInn least motion le Surgeons and stew
ardcsees accompany theAe steamers. a,o
Raes-Sai0on, $50 In gold; steerase p1o 10 currency
Those wishing To seni for friends from the ol1 county
obar sesrage prepaid cer,itcate !35 currency
Passengers bookedt or from all para o. Amefc'' Ir
Hamburg, Norway. Sweden, India, AnsIala Ohhs @o'
Excursion tickets granted at lowest ISses
Drafts rom ~ upward ,..,.v ,,.,yr a 70 ~.
pool and Lj1don or al mo company II,
New YORK. q. ~. IhiN'N'9 hsenl.
yy,ApscOTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX-
cbanSe ,ncc Passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly w Lrs cIaes seanshpt ht, toin LWe,poo' ana
I0sni IN tv weekly tanr packes Drafts OF II and up
,ssbe III IN am pat OF Great Britain anI Ireland a.
the lowest rates, al IAfSIViA Dhcl no ~ ~ .,
Wv ~ South street, New York.
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BErwEES 1SE NEw SYth York HSpSnffsa ASp LIVERPOOL.
From New YORK ''' No''N From boston.
wssr ,a % saIATIA ssAE srdsy Jam
RUSSIA. %ednesdy Jan Z % SIsERIA. Saturday, Ian. s9
CALAiiiiiA .Weay. Jan 81 AhErPo. ..saurday, Feb.
following RssSs Tsa5fs1ss 81 Fsss&6E sgS Saturday
70" sS and @ soa according ssa
Return Tickets on favorable terms.
sssss Ticket. from Liverpool and sGIi0sH aas
Through bis ci aGns gwen FOR Belfast Glasgo, Ha,rc
For ers and cabin passage Apply at the compsnys
0 No s9as s' S III Broadway Trinity Building
- cnAs. @. FkAS1kLYS, A.ea,.
NORTH GERMAN En- hhoYP .1S spo COMPANY
Ts5%
tain " i. Wenke' on saturday Jam Is. .4p'
"' VI old or its eouvaIent in Currency '
Essaaa Er;' GesP; cabin
s,eeragc 80
For Freight or Passage nDPLy n1DPELykIcHs t2 CO., Agents,
rCuE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMpANYs
iron mail steamship s,,rs1.
C,r,o,n Traun,arr v sa an Janu.rv 1877,
''f'"" W. al p NJ. for Hamburg, o '''''
taxing IRON New ewd fTan ambr 20 LONDON
First ea9a s,sS Sssen s
~ boiu'
k0shAsD asns4s HSss. sh4n %s.s
e Broad street, New horh. NO. barclay street, new 1olx
TINTED STATES MAIL LIsE.-srEAM TO QUEENS
- town ana bSsippoo. .arv voa,..,..
...1. =. oshhE every "euhehosy n,
MiNNEs0rA Morsln''''''''''''''. D, idH a. NJ NJ
IDAHO, frice... jan ~, Al ~ IL NJ
From pier 80 Norm River,
Cabin passage, $40, god; sleerage. x3o, currency
ffepald ucketa, to3 currency
Passengers booked 10 and from fars, HAMBURG norway
aud swcden &c Drafts on Ireland England, France ana
Germany AZ lJwest rates. Apply 70
NlLLIAMS & GUION, ~ broadway, or
O'DONoVhN ROSSA, Branch oice, 263 Broadway.
" - -
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~
The General Tranentanc Company eM all steamehps be-
The splendid vessels this avoIe route for the Con!f
ncnt WIN san from pier NO oo Noi.h hNer ne toiows'-
MAShiN TON koussan, saturday, January lA
| MILF " rhNls, surInon', Sa'nruay, @nuaEy I''
| PEhE!RE, Danre, SATURDAY February ~.
| ST. LAURENT Lemaile, saturday, feDrusryA
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier a. North River
To Queenstown and Liverpool.
THE ~ IES Thomas saturday, Jan. ~ IL NJ
sGfpT Grogan.. Saturday Jan j. al :So NJ
Passage to Liverpool Queenstown or icndon direct -
CABIN, $40 and x65 steerage S2S, currency
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool, Quecnatown,
Londonderry, Glasgow or London, x32, currency
For further particulars apply at the company's Offices 90
Bro, ,dway T.. W. y. HURST,
CTLAM TO LIvERPnoL AND QuEEssTowN
- CUNARD LINE.
ABYsSINIA, sais.. ...Wednesday, Jan. at 10 A. N.
ALGERIA, sails Wednesday, Jan 10 at L. NJ.
Cabin passage $lC and ssO gold according TO accommo.
daton.
steerage. $50 to New York :; s34 currency.
For freight cabin passage ply at No Bowling Green
For steerage passage apply 1T Ill Broadway Trinity Build
ing CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN Agent
WORCESTERSHIRE ABYsSINIA WILL BE DE
~ tained until Friday. 9th PASSENGERS embark from
Cunard wharf, foot OF Grand street Jersev City, a noon
CHAS. g. FRANC kLYN,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
JNMAN LIME
L for Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail Steamers
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, Jan. o. 2P.
CITY OF LONDON. .Satnr ay, jan - 4.
CITY OF OF ANTWEkf. Saturday, Jan e. 2r
succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier Is
North River.
First cnsin N s'a s75 IN ouirene $40
TO London............ 20 80 London. %
Passengers also forwarded TO Javre Hamburg Sweden,
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates
Tickets be bought here AZ moderate rates by
wishing 10 send for their friends.
For further Information ~ the companys once.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent
10 Broadway New York.
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House No Beekman place, near Forty ninth street
portion the purchase money will taken out in Furni
tuic, Pianos good Merchandise Apply NJ DOUGHTY,
19 Nassau
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At HyMAN's, 65s BROADWAY. CORNER OF BOND
~ street--biberal advances made Diamonds and
Watches, s,verware, &c.io will pay the highest market
price for lbe same.
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loan OFFICES.

ATL. BERNARD's 4oy SIXTH AyENrE, BETWEEN
n Twenty and Twcny-ifn etreels--LoeraI ad-
made Damon Ia, Watches, Jewery AL kllds
Of gooia Same bought AZ il,l yale.
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EoR sALE-puANE STREET. lso FEET WEST OF
Broadway Lot 75.7xl7, at bargain; eligible for Office
or store purposes easy terms.
b. d. ORRELL, Agent, 29l Broadway.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

LroR sALE-A STEAM YACHT, NEARLY ~ FEET IN
length, 10 fect oeani VERY gas; cypdsr iOyig boiler
pier No I Eas, RIVER
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A VERY FINE BUILDING SITE FOR sALE--ON THE
N Heights, Fort Warrington dJoining property to
be Immediately improved; comrands fine river and
Inland forest located the depot and
only 26 1nirch price only Tla,00o; If
purchaser desires build with the others money
would be reaullei. POTTER BROTHERS,
Nos. land q Warren street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A.-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. life Insurance companies and who 40 not desire 70
surrender their policies by absolute SALE borrow the
surrender value OF their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency 81 Liberty street.
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t 81 THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR BROADWAY--I
~ the highest price Diamonds Watches Jewery,
&c, or eame. lSAACS, Diamond Broker,
b7 Thirteenth street, near broadway
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ON NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
s)J Liberal advances made on Diamonds, " atchea
Jewelry and all Xmas o Merchandise Tue bough An
soId bAfMAN bEOPOLD, room IL
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CyTEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
- Ihe Anchor line ste amer ISMAlLA sas Thursday Jan
uary 4 at noon, from pier 20 North River.
Cabins, so; sicerage, Y2S. ...
No. Bowling Greer.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA AND
"A. Kentucky State Lotteries Ociai of above
aw - on hle j. CLUTk, Broker su6 Broadway Post
1868, 153 Fulton street and No. = Park
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MONEY IoAsrp-Ar Low RATES ON DIAMONDS
,M Watches, Jtweay s1S silver " are. and Tho same
tsenth street; ppyae cnce - las, Thirteenth sce,,
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY ON BOND AND
N. mortgage improved and unimproyed real estate.
First and second Mortgages bought
JOHN 5. PIERCE, iL6 Broadway, corner Pine.
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~.S-~>~~~~-~~~~,~1O~>>>~ '~4S~->-~~~~y>~>~->~~.
OFFIcE OF United State. .,.,.,,0, Treasurer,
NFw somK, Jan Q, 1879
During the month OF January, 1874 shall " order re-
ceive bius I'd and o Bonds, u loLows:--
BIDS Gold.
Thursday, January IL One NH tOn~
Tbwsasy, January 25--Oue NIL on.
Iners Of Bonds
Thursday, January A. ne i'on.
Tburs.sy. January 1s-One millon
ccrtl ed cacck of bid offer be
deposited herewith. Proposals will opened ~ ocock
each speci ed. The 1rca.uty may, at s OPTION
ACCEPT offers vi bonds bids foT gold the amount
advertised Tor.
Prr,cj for proposals with the regulations 10 be OBJ
served viii be Furnished at this ouce.
THOMAS HlLLuUUSE,
Assiatant Treasurer United States.
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T JBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON FURNITURE, ALL
II k,nIs OF MercbandIse. For eae Howes Mbeeler
Wilson's aud Singers sewpg sacblnes, low. CHkisiAL-
ER's, ii anu ~ Abingdon square tEish'h avenueh
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$3.50 OOOo hAs NJ, AS2 Yo1 Few s1Rr eray
Westcheeer county Principals only, with papers need
apply. r. NJ MASON, No. Chambers tueet.
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At WOLF BROTHER'a sss BROADWAY, BETWEEN
n Nineteenth and twentieth streets, Money ioanei on
Diamonds Watches, Jewery, slverware SUES pareusry
Piapos private paor for ladies'. Basness sucuy co1a-
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HORSES, CAHaiA,.s;s, XU.

INoR sALE-A BROWN LINED, GLASS COACH
fashionable and in good order. Inquire at loS Eas'
Twenty seventh street.
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AT ~ BLBECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY,
n up sta!rs-Highest cash advances on Diamonds,
Mache . Jewery, PIANOS, &C.. or bought Pawnoroker'
Tickets .bOught at "a Blsecker street.
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Oh BROADWAY, NEAR TwENTy-FlRsr STREET,
ClO rps,airs Money advanced damon 10, Watches,
once hovra from 700. Z. HERTR
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.-->--s. -
FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANNY DOGS BIRDS,
~ 4. &C. Medicines Tor all diseases prepared Food for
mocking birds, at b. G. DOvEYs No. ureene street,
Canal.
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ll. NAssAU sTREET-AT THE OLDEST ESTABLISH.
OO ofioe, you will obtain liberal advances on Dia.
monds Watches, Silver Ware &C., Will pay tho utmost
value for the same A. HJNI9MAN, Broker.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-20
1--WE srArG on WISCONSIN, DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,, DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT
L In Probate.
Ia the e tate of William Conner, deceased
On reading filing petition Of Irwin w Gates adrn
William Conner deceased
among things that lie has fully administered said estate
and praying and place be fxel for examining and
allowing account stratior oiled with said Pc
tijionl.
1t ordered that said account be examined by the Judge OF
this Court,
MONDAY, THE 22ND DAY OF JANUARY,
Court House. And it is further
ered that notice thereof given interested by
publishing copy order Tor three successive weeks prior
10 said ay examination the Superior TINES weekly
ucyvsf,aper published at Superior TIIOS CLARK,
Dated Dee Goth, 1871. County Judge.
dcC20-jtn-U
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VOLUME 2.

ing out Of the people en- naaSse TO aid in the
construction of the road, as they did less
than month ago.
This opposition has industrously repre-
sented that the building of the road is re-
tarded for specializing purposes, and yet
the head and front of the opposing con
spiracy bought up the st. Croix and Supe-
rior charter two years ago, with the express
purpose OF retarding it for speculating pur-
poses, and now seeks to take advantage OF
his own wrong!
In common with all Wisconsin, we call
upon the Senate and Representatives Of the
United States in Congress assembled, to
do an ACT OF JUSTICE, by restoring for 9
brief space to the State Of Wisconsin, (not
to any private corporation whatever) the
noble gilt of 1S56-or rather the fragment
thereof vet unutilized-and by this action
permit the immediate development of the
Northern Wisconsin Wilderness, as aoas
contemplated in the original generosity OF
the Government in making this grant, and
as can aoac be secured without doubt, and
without delay.
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obvious even as to curves: while the H. 5. NJ ROAD
curves will reach IL degrees the greatest one OF Tue
Superior & St Croix Railroad will not exceed ae-
grees Now as to distance, certainly the oupeE'or
CITY people do not want six-miIe sheet OF
ice or water to 90 to ST. Paul; therefore, starting
from Superior to go to St. Paul via Superior o.
Croix Road you save six or eight miles in distance
over safer and easier graded road to the junction.
Again the road from Superior City to IayiorS I,is
will Inevitably be built thereby connecting st. lAni
& Superior This road will through much let-
ter country than between Duluth and ST Paul. SOW
compare the distances from Superior City to Taylqrs
Fails 80 miles; TayIor's Falls to Saltwater 80 mys
Saltwater to St Paul, Is miles. Total, l3S mics
Now look on this side traveller going from Supc or
would 90 first to Duluth miles; thence to ST. ,lui
l55 miles; total l61 miles; making saving G @o
miles distance in favor of the Taylots Falls route
In view OF these facts and figures surely there ~
be no question as to The desirabeness OF St ~ E
great prize. We to emulate Chicago, encourage
and aid every enterprise that has for its OBJECT the
general public good and accommodation, and by gen
erous beraIty of thought, sentiment and money Ii
needed add another the many lines of railroad that
viii centre in ST. Paul. thereby adding to our trade
and commerce. and ultimately building up greater
emporium than Chicago was. Manifest destiny says
it VIII be SO. Northern and Western Wisconsin Is
looking towards favorably, nay almost IN suppl,
eating attitude: the St Croix is but an artificial
boundary; let us, like the Do9e Of Venice with the
Adliatic marry the st. Crox; and Northern W Iscon-
sin and Minnesota become great happy family, III
all that pertains to their mutual welfare.
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ST. PAUL STRIKES HANDS WITH SUPERIOR
FATOP1BLE REPORT or THE ST P-iUL
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. on CAPTAIN
JAMES ST4REEY'S COHIUNLCATION

WE give below the report, accepted and
adopted by the Chamber Of Commerce of
the City Of st. Paul, on the 18th inst, con
cerning the closer relations with Superior,
as poro and railway objective, which were
proposed in a paper recently brought be-
fore that body.
1t will be seen that the report thus pub
licIy and officially speaking for over 400 of
the leading business men Of St. Paul, re-
cognizes that railroad to Superior would
be advantageous to the interests of St.
Paul and the state Of Minnesota;" that it
is the 'sduty and interest Of the City and
State" to welcome the propositions of Su-
perior in this regard, and give her the help
of the Minnesota Congressional delegation;
and that the citizens and capitalists Of st.
Paul should grant "moral and material'
aid to such railway connection with SUpe-
rior.
THE "WiIliam Lee" of this report is the
Mayor of st. Paul
The committee to whom was referred the commun-
cation of Capt. James Starkey, in reference to the
building of a railroad from Superior City connect
and consolidate with the Hudson y bayfield, Railroad
respectfully report:
Isl. That in the opinion of this committee the
building Of such railroad would be advantageous to
The interests of St Paul and Of the State of MnucsO
Ia, by giving an additional outlet upon the Lake for
our exports, and additional transportation facilities
tending to cheaper the of freight; that it would
also be an advantage to the Hudson & bayfield, Rail
road 10y giving to it another feeder and attracting
it the commerce of that portion Of the Lake centeug
at Superior and Duluth.
ID That it is the duty and interest Of this city and
State to welcome any and all overtures Of Superior
looking the construction Of this line of road and to
give all the moral influence command through
our representatives in Congress and otherwise 10 pro-
a revival of the grant Of lands heretofore made
for tins purpose
3D. This Chamber regards the revival Of said land
grant a simple act of justice to portion of our
country which has been deprived for nearly Of
years Of the bounty which the general government de
signed besOw upon it that the grant is not to be
regarded as a grant be discussed under the
general policy of land grants, but one long since
made, but which has been most uDiusty withheld to
the great injury of the people and without any fault
whatever their part; therefore most earnestly
call upon representatives, in Congress to their
best exertons procure the revival OF said land grant
and we recommend citizens interested in the
growth of St Paul and capitalists interested in our
railroad companies to encourage by moral and mate
rial aid the construction of the railroad both to Su
perior and Bayfield,. J. w. NJ M'CLUYG,
=. BERKEY,
WILLIAM LEE.
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HI e. III Hill.

n EXT door to sherdau's Hardware Store,
~ choice assortment of
CANNED FRUITS COVE OYSTERS
LOBSTERS, SALMON,
sARDINES FRUITS, NUTS CRACKERS, CHEESE,
CANDIES GELATINE
CORN STARCH, DESSICATED COCOANUT
BAKING POWDER, FLAV0RING EXTRACTS, &C. &C
All Of which he will sell at the lowest prices, for cash.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-20
STArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In Circuit
David Quinn, plaintiff

UaYlu Quinn, pIaIuLlH
against
E. J. Butler. Ell Carter, Jot5n Il. Calhoun, Ben
iamiu f. Cummings Benjamin l. ThHrston, En-.
gene T. Granger, Emma c. Granger, Adelaide
b. Granger. Charles Egiuton, Hubbard u H.
Taylor j. L. Newbold, Webster " Carlton.
! aac l. Moore, A. J. Galloway, William H.
Newton Bella Brooks, Chtrles 5 Freebo1n
Ashbel Welch. William Epler, Eawara Dele
hantv. John NJ. IInl Samuel 70 e, and the
unknown ueics Of Daniel Tarmay decaaaed
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