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1xPRovsn1HTs.-Mr. Valentine wetsel
10 making some changes in the building on
st. German street recently occupied by
Bonham's tin store. Il win soon be used
by Frits 4 Kuek ~ . bakery.
The West House property is being in
closed BY asv fence.
Capt. Lueg's Meat Shop, on St. Ger
main street, is being torn down and moved
away very much to tue Improvement of
the appearance of that locality.
NJ. Gaspard is making decided improve
ments in the building on st. Germain
street, opposite DR.. Weber's.
st. Cloud Hall. noxt to Mercer's, is be-
ing raised and otherwise improved.
Mr.. Frank Bettenburg is putting up .
two story dwelling house in Columbia
Square, facing St. Augusta street.
Raymond Owen are about to put An
addition on the north side of their planning
MILL large enough to accommodate their
planer and siding saw.
Mr.. r, NJ. Russell is making improve
ments on his residence property.
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Tho ladies say there 10 nothing in the
city to compare with the White Goods st
Young g. Bradford's.
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vor Of paying the following bills:
G. D. Kerr, Railroad services.... $500
L. W. Collins 90 i" ...... 1855
". B. Mitchell, printing. 5000
John Zapp, abstract Of titles...... 500
Dr.. Gilman attsndaAes at jail..... $50
]. J. Dorr, wood. 500
J. Kraueer saving weod............ 1.60
John Meyers, room for election. 500
Report adopted.
On motion Of AID. Powell the bill Of
Wesley Carter for ladders, $ll8.65. was
allowed.
The Committee On Ordinances reported
a amsndmsnt 70 Section IL of Ordiaaaee
No. l, which va sdoptsd and 10 publish-
q slsswhsrs.
The following bills were allowed uadsr .
suspension Of the rulss:
Geo. 0sissl, board Of prisoners. .$1s.0 90
Q. Tsn1y, sxpenses on committee. $50
CT. ". Powell stove drum &c.. $50
ID. Tebey, stationery .................. o.16
N. F. Barnes, exprssssgs, &e,..... Is
On motion Of AID. Powell it was voted
that tho Chief Of Police notify the proper
ty owners on tho principal streets to clear
up the rubbish and filth that has accumu-
lated in the cutters in front Of their prem
ises during the winter. and that tho Street
Commissionsr DO directed to remove the
same.
1t was also voted that the Chief Of Po-
lice see that SEQ. 4 Of Ordinance No. 6 be
r1gidly enforced.
The Council then adjourned.
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-Goods delivered to all parts Of The
city, by RussSLL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

The large building on tho corner of st..
Germain street and Jefferson avenue il Of
fered for rent. The building will be rent
cd entire, or tho store room. and up stairs
Office rooms separately.
Inquire Of G. F. DAVIS.
st. Cloud, Nay "a, 1873. n42.Sm
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:S1(C. Al NBWS.
0ncial Paper Of tho City.
81. PAUL 4 PACIFIC nAIL1OAD
Eummef Tims Table.

sr. CLOUD, sT. PAUL & x1xSEAPoI1s.
Leave st. Cloud 1928 = m 500 p N
Arrive at St. Paul l1.O5 . m 7.16 p m
do Minneapolis l0.45 M 6.46 P m
sT. PAu1 & MINNEAPOLIS 70 ST. CLOUD.
Leave st. Paul $50 m AS m
do Minneapolis 8.45 m 500 p n
Arrive st. Cloud 1856 pm 500 pm
Passengers going 10 and from Ainneap.
oils change cars at the Junction.
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RsxevsD.-Nr. Z. Curtis has removed
his grocery md provision store t. the
buildiag lszt dses . The City Restaurant,
where eustonsrs viii q su times lld .
ell.sslsetsa stock st low prices.
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-Nsssrs. Billiard & Miller, Of Ninne-
spolis, manufacture cotton and paper -four
sacks, burlaps and grocery bags. Orders
will receive prompt attention. It is re.
liable firm.
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We had call on Tuesday from Mr.
W. J. Dyer, Of Dyer Bros. l. Co., 81. Pasl,
who are agents in this State for tho cele.
brated Henry F. Miller piano forte. Mr..
Dyer has sold several Of these pianos in
this place, and expects to have them be.
come as popular in 81. Cloud as in other
parts of the State and throughout the
country. -,... :.
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For SODA WATER, go to
L1MpER1CH's.
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THE largest and best line of white
goods in the city can be found at Young &
Bradford's
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THs BlA1HD1p BRANcH.-Col. NeClsl-
Ian, Of the Enginssr's 0aios ofthis Branch,
informs 10 that the report ~ to the dis
continuance Of work 10 not correct He
says additions have recently been made
to the Esei1ssr lsres and that although
work viii doubtless progress slowly un,il
the 81. Cloud and Pembina road is under
full headway, there will be no surrender
Of the line.
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The next regular meeting Of the Libra
~ Association will be held with Mrs.. Allen,
Librarian, On Thursday evening, May 4th.
Shakespeare reading will take tho place Of
the usual reading.
Ms. N. P. CA lKH, President
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-Of course you want new spring suit
and Of course you want what il good,
stylish aad cheap. Prondzinski can &C.
eommodate you, either with . ready made
suit, Or eae manufactured to your order.
A large lot Of fine osssineres and cloths on
| hand.
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-Young & Bradford's new goods have
come Go and sse them.
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HI. p. BENNETT.
Dealer in
GUNS AND AMMUNITION,

Breseh Loading Rifles, English, German
AMI American Shot Guns, Revolving
and Single Shot Pistols, Metalic j,
Cartridges Of alLkinds,
STEEL TRAPS & SEWING MACHINES,
Fishing Tackle, and General Assortment
Of Hunters Goods.
Manufacturing and repairing Of Guns, Light M
chinsry, Surveyor Compasses Surgical Instrumenta
Tools, Pattsrns Models Brands, Dies &c. All srdsrl
for goodso OF work promptly attended to.
DER lIEADspUr IN THE BEST NANa8R
Repairing done Promptly aad Warranted.
Prices always at the bottom Of the market.
| a. a.Opposits tho Kelley House, st. Cloud. hinn.
Spf&72
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/ ATrEx11ox.-W. Henderson will receive
l'to-day or tomorrow, an unusually fine line
| Of ladies' fine wear. This, with the large
stock Of boots; shoes and CATERS already
received, will make his assortment enc Of
tho very best in this part Of the State.
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NoT1cs.-Davis, Besl 4 Co. will pay the
highest cash price for oil kinds Of grain.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUsEs.

A caucus of the Republicans Of tho First
Ward will be held at the Everett School,
house on Friday evening, Nay Sd, at
y o'clock. for the purpose Of sleoting two
delegates to attend the Republican County
Convention to bs held in st. Cloud, Nay
9Th, 1872. Also to choose two delegates
to attend the City Convention, and to
take action on Ward nominations il DEEM
cd advisable. F. II. DAM,
Chairman Ward Com.
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Street cider and pure cider vinegar, e
Boyd's. ~: ---s'5.s~. s.
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-Prondzinski has just what you want
stylish spring overooats.
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DIR. 8elkler has received . hsSdso Ne
tve-hsrss osrrisge nsde to his order in st.
0t. Paul.
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+ PEasoxAL.-Ws had oan on Friday
from Mr.. 7. B. johnson, Formerly of Nee
nah. in this county, Who AAs been living
for some years past il Pennsylvania. He
purposes spending the summer here.
Mr.. G. Harmon, Of Getty, and Lieut.. J..
I. salter. Of St. wendela, were IL town
during the week. *, :
Capt. s. NJ. Bruce, Of Ssuk Centre, and
Mr.. Frank Kent, Of Melrose, two Of tho
truest Republicans and biggest-hearted
men in ths county, were in tewn On Tues
day. 81
g Mayor Kerr started for Illinois On Tues
day, sunnsasd by The illness Of his moth
or.
We had . sall yesterday ftsn M. 9. L.
Winter, sf 0aak Csatrs, Who has bssa In
Chicago during The past six months. He
returns to Tenain In Minnesota.
Paynastsr Smith wsnt 70 Fort Ripley
on Monday and paid of the troops there
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Tho Republicans Of tho Second Ward
meet in caucus on Friday evening, May
Sd, at O'Clock, in Becker's building,
near Montgomery Z Vests, for the pur-
pose Of electing two delegates to attend
the Republican County Convention. AL.
30 to choose two delegates to attend tho
City Convention, and to take action on
Ward nominations il deemed advisable.
J. F. BELL,
Chairman Ward Com.
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Buckeye force-fesd Seeders,
Ar 0R0vHNoR's.
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-spsarine dsh 10 quite the thing in this
vicinity. Fires ars built beside . stream,
or The outlet Of lake, and the fish spear
Cd BY the light.
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-Qusrter-second watches, At
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The N. j. Sooisblo will meet on Fri
day evening. Nay 10, at the house Of Mr..
]. r. Stevenson.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates Of TIE JOURNAL: -
S cogiss3,Fs each
8 tSE IN s..
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REPDbia6AN COUNTY c0NvESr1oN

Tho Republicans Of Stearus County will meet In
Of g. Cleud, 'on K0NpAY, THE o7H DAY or NAY.
1879, at 9o'closk p T. 6r the purpose Of electing
three ~ asAQatss t4she1 Republican State Convsn.
tion to be hs0 at Minneapolis on the Eighth day Of
May. 1872. Tho several towns in the County and
the several Wards in the City Of st. Cloud, will bs
entitled TO- repreAentation a. follows:
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Racine Fanning Mills,
Ar GR0vlxol's,
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"A full line of paints, oils, varnish. &C..
very low, at
NJ, C. ToLMAN g. Co.'s.
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Mr.. Pickett, Congregational minis
ter At Keokuk, lows, has accepted coll
from the Congregational society at St.
Cloud,
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"A fre in tho " atab weeds last week
>parasd . large quantity Of rails, 26 cords
dH weed, some fencing, &c., belonging to
Mr.. Samuel Holes.
Mr.. q. G. Burbank has received, with
In . few days, . valuable buggy horse pur-
chased from Mr.. VIM. Msfrism, Of st.
Paul. II 10 one Of the ':Neweomb" span.
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quite . number Of Ssuk Rspids pso-
ple were ever On last Friday evening 70
attsnd the entertainment.
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WAND NoAl1A11oxs.-lu the First Ward
~ nsniaations were made by the Demo.
cratic caucus, except for delegates to tho
Convention.
In Tie Second Ward ]. G. Huber WAS
nsninatsd for Alderman and E. b. Strong
Member Of Board Of Education.
II the Third Ward, N. Fisher WAS nom.
mated for Alderman, and B. vossbsrr for
Nsnbsr Of the Board.
In tho Fourth Ward, J. B. Scherer was
nomipated for. Alderman, and L. Enderle
for Member.
Onion sets and Early Rose potato es
at'Boyd's. %sst H., j. f. ~. -
: Drop in ct Prondz;uski's and see the
splendid lire Of cloths and cassimeres, Of
the lateststylss, which he has for ousto m
work. ...s..... r. :, III {. ,..s. n
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"A man in the write placs-an editor.
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The town at the junction Of the st.
Clsud and Psnbins rosd With tho North.
era Pacific 10 called alyndsn.
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Its true Z TeaTo0rde 10 really selling
gi1ghsms for 12} osats per yard.
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THE MAYoRALrY.-Asw will be seen by 4
letter published elsewhere, Mr.. H. G. Bur.
bank declines the nomination Of Mayor
rendered him by the Democratic Conven-
ton. It is generally understood that My
or Kerr will be placed in nomination, and
generally accepted, as peoples candidate.
90 has made IN excellent Mayor, and the
interests Of the city would be subserved by
his reelection. ''
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-05-02

--Bu0keye 1ofoo"1eod Of1I1,
Ar 0RovY1o1's.
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RAILROAD ITEMs.-Statement Of the
bus mess Of the st. Paul & Pacific &. R. at
the St. Cloud depot, for the month OF April
1871
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-Haaauer 4 Co. are putting up hand
some new sWni1g in front Of their store.
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ENTE1TAINA11T.-The theatrical enter.
taiument at sohwaEts Hall on last Friday
evening by party Of young ladies' and
gentlemen from ssuk Rapids, for the
benefit Of the Episcopal church at that
place. was one Of tho plsassntsst ever
presented ia this city. The leading fsst-
ure OF the evening IVES the comedy. "The
Spirit Of '7s-lo76," tho many hits in
which were sxcsllently made and thor
oughly spprseiated. The different parts
were well cast, and well carried ont.
There were several tableaux, rseitations,
40. The ssags BY Mr.. Carpenter. Mrs.
Carlton and Miss Cobarn wero I'll coed.
Miss Csburn has IN unusually good Voice,
aud one that would repay thorough culti-
VAtion.
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". B. sehsrsr 10 receiving new goods
almost every day. He is compelled to do
this BY reason Of the rapid manner in
which his bests and shoes ars sold.
His low prices AID good goods are bound
to win. ,,-.- Il
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-Everybedy seems to be going to see
Young Brsdterd's stock Of new goods,
and everybody who goes finds it to his or
her interest to buy.
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n. E. C1u1cu.-ssrvices svsry Sabbath
ct 10Y A. 4. and 8P. n. Strangers invited.
RIv. f. A. R1ooIn, Pastor.
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St. Cloud, April 25th, 1872.
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- - y x,
RUssx1l1's.
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FlRs.-0n Wednesday Of last week the
numbering: scamp" Of o. E. Garrison, of
this city, At Platte Lake, was destroyed by
fire. Tie men were engaged in boiling
some pitch which: :as.,dentally caught fire.
A large quantity Of supplies were burned.
Mr.. Gazrisoa's loss will not be less than
$1,000.
On Wednesday Last The dwelling house,
stables, TO-, Of Stephen G. Kemp, Of
Fair Haven township. were destroyed BY .
prairie fire. Mr.. Kemp was sbls to savs
little or nothing. His loss IL shout 81, 500 ;
no insurance.
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q. ~.., l. A>~,.~.Ano,,s ~o s~ r,orn
-. d., &C.,
do Minneapolis 8.45 m 500 p IA
Arr;ve a. Gland 105s ~ = ~
- " sO0
o,ia cbsnss c.e. al ~. T",..;a. "r
CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates of, TIE JOURNAL: -
cogi(S43F5 .Saeh'.s
-
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY coNvENTloN'
The R:pSelis:ns Of ssearr. TIC County xill meet IN
q g. Cloud, % H0Np11. TH1 o1a DAY OF NAY.
tbrss Sss tsSs sSS ststa cony.p
tho :eysrsi w.la. in Il. city Of St. Gloud. Vim b.
entitled to s'r'pF'~'ns'''0n a. 'o''0"'; n,,,o...
Cit, Of St. Cloud First Ward.
" - Third. Third Wsrd; M !
Town Of Mair. Prairie,
North TIT 1osi'
nsymeod,
I'M o4s.- tsvn. :, III. e.u,t, v,,, b. untitled 70
sas6slolts saeh. Iasis-one dsiseats lDr Zach town
sor f,eso xesso 's the Last election
Dated st. olsud. April 18th. 1877. -
Chairman II Rsp. oc; @. Con,
NJ c.n.o- e.-;... e.>,..
q Ao3 A. H. snde n. Strangers invited
NV. +. A. k1aan, Pastor:
-u.,.u., + r. AZ. n,,,;,. r., . ,.,a.
.o,. ,.,.-.-.;.. :. 1.... -. .s.,. .....
-. -
-. ,.'. ~ z";s.. . 1 "s..;.t :.
.,..-s ~. .~....;...,.
- -
The town st the junction Of tho st.
Clsud and Psnblns rosa Win 'as NORM
sra Paeiho 10 called alyndsn.
,-->---:-s. ,..,
tve-hezse carriage made to his order in st.
St. Paul.
.,u o--:-],- -n
,..-..- M.",o =. ~. =. ~
= s..-.s...
,;.,,;t, r;... 49,. h,;,, h.,,a. . ..-a.m
.,.h. .,.,.. =, . 49,. .,a ~. s.h .n..,
A hv N. l;.ht
-Mr. Pickett, Congregational minis
f.or, II. co,s-.,..;o,., .o.;.,- a, 6,
Hn.,a
aEE3 --
.5y.3-A 81 nre IN tho HatsD weeds last week
Npasasd . large quantity OF rails, 70 cords
NJ. a.,.n., Ho,..
= -.
Mr.. q. q. Burbank has received, With
'ns1ew ssys, valuable buggy horse pur-
easeeo nom Ar' WIN. Merriam, OF It,
1su'' ~ " ose OF sas ''Ne"oemo spsn'
:. ''a...' ..s''As y. wv ..u
:! A''so'"01 ""t 10 A''" wan 49, ~n.a'
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ALI kinds Of canned fruits At
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Onion sets and Early Rose potato es
at'Boyd's. sss1 H., .. .,- -. -
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TROUBLE At TIE H1A1THsTox1.-Lsst
spring German dootrsss at st. 10. gave
her Affections 70 young nan named Wsls,
and became Mn. Maria Antoinstte A1es.
tssia Walls. Domestic rows followed ; tAs
demon Of diseofl bleelsd over The heuse.
hold ; and ARs vss . dissersssbls tine
generally. An invastieaAion Of he prsvi.
Gus history Of Hre. n. 4. A. ". showed
that she had bssa married In Iowa 10 q D..
Pulaski whs IL still living and frsm whom
she was never divorced. Mr.. Walls new
appeals to have he court sever tho ties
which bind hin to tho loving, but to- much
married, N. A. AAsstasie.
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hends no trouble from the Indians during
tho coming sanmss. .
III you want . warm or cold bath, 60
to Ottensmeyer's bath and barber rooms.
-Prondziuski has just what you want
stylish spring overooats.
"A man in tho write placs-an editor.
-1t's true / Tsnyoorde 10 really selling
gi.ghams for l23 eeats per yard.
Goods delivered to all parts Of the
city. BY RUSSELL.
--Buoksye foroe-fssd Drills,
. Ar 0sovE1oR's.
Fol sAls.-A small stevs.. Win bs sold
very cheap. 1aquirs :. this 'p'ae':
Old papers for sale at this ofde., by
the dozen or hundred. rs... s.
FOR SODA WATER, go to
LIMPEEIcu's.
THE largest and best line Of white
goods in the city can be found at Young 8
Bradford's.
An goods bodzht of Boyd delivered
free in any part or the city. ,.s:.z .:.z.. : :
-. 1. . s. e.. .s
-See advertisement ..For Rent -
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FOR RENT.

st. Cloud, April 18, 187!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-09
VOL. VII.--NO. 1889
GENERAL.
The swedIsI, ImmlHrnntn.

THE MIpnLETowN COLONY DrssArIsFED AMI
THREATEN 10 LEAyE-IETERFERENCE OF NEW
YOHkERs-AortoN OF THE lMAnaAAIIoN SOCIETY.
From the Middletown Transcript
Reports having been current that some of the
Swedish Immigrants brought over by the Mid
dletown Immigration Society, in May last, CON
templated leaving their employers, meeting
was called to inquire inro the facts Of the matter
and to take steps to restrain them.
AT the meeting several of the members re-
ported that they had received notice from the
Swedes in their employ that they intended 60
ing to New York, and Others stated that they
had information that others were going to leave
sometime the present month. 1t was also
stated in the meeting that an individual, one
Il. Rose, Agent of the Inman Steamship Oompa-
ny. New York, had written to the immigrants
here, telling them that they had been swindled ;
that the wages in New York were much more
remuneratve than those they were now getting,
that there was nothing either in law or morals
to prevent their going to New York, and ad-
vlslng them to do 80, stating that il they got
into trouble he would come down and befriend
them. He, also, has led them 10 believe that
the agent Of the Middletown immigration Socie-
IT, Mr.. II. A Malmsten, has deceived and made
money ont of them.
This last revelation, led the Society to instruct
its corresponding Secretary, DIR. q. TrOup Max
well, to communicate with Edward Lockwood,
Esq, who is a member of the Society, and now
in New York, and request him to inquire into
the matter report him to his company and also
report the result of his disquision to the Socie-
ty.
Messrs. sewell c. Biggs and William r. Coch-
ran were appointed committee to confer with
some lawyer and obtain his opinion whether
there is any legal redress, in the Swedes at.
tempt to leave, and if there should prove to be
any, 10 arrest tho first one that may be found
leaving, and make test case of it.
1t was resolved by the Society to arrest any
and all Swedes attempting to leave, and that the
expense would be borne prOportionately by the
members who have Swedes in their employ.
All the members present reported that the
Swede or Swedes in their employ worked well.
There is no doubt that they would have been
we'll pleased with their new homes, had there
not been some underhaded work in the matter.
Ever since their arrival, parties in New York
have been endeayonng to entice them to leave,
which is now the cause of the trouble.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-09
Camden.

PEACHEs.-The peach crop here is much larger
than anticipated. The canneries of which there
are several in the town and vicinity, are kept
running to their utmost capacity. The Alden
fruit evapoIator at Five Points is also drying
an immense quantity OF fruit and vegetables.
The quantity of peaches shipped from the sta
tion Is no creteriOn to go by, IN estimating the
crop of peaches in that vicinity.
BERdH WANrED.-On Thursday horse was
driven 30 hard by man named Lord, that at
the end of his journey he fell down in the shafts
of his carriage and Immediately expired. Com
siderable feeling il eyiuced against Lord by the
citizens.
STORE Box LouNGNG.-T value of store
boxes are much appreciated after the contents
are placed upon the merchants Shelves and the
boxes turned out Of doors, for the aeeommOda-
tion of loungers. Here the business OF the
community is talked over and speculatlons and
plans arranged for the future. Here the prices
Of grain ana produce are fixed, farms bought
and sold, crops raised, Grant and Greeley both
elected, caucuses held. Camden ID great on
store box lounging.
Local PoLIlIcs. The Republicans and Demo-
Gratis each held primary meetings in the respec-
tive hundreds of Kent County, ON Saturday last,
the first to elect delegates to the State Conyen-
ton to be held in Georgetown on Tuesday. Sep
tember 10th, and the latter to elect delegates to
Ihe Kent County M pemeeTStle Convention to he
The Republicans elected the following dele
gates: Andrew X. Baggs, John L. Jakes, Thos.
Wallace Nathaniel Bfinkley, and John Dagger.
The Democrats elected delegates and nomina
ted the following ticket; North Murderkill Hun
dred-Inspector, William o. Longtellow; Asses,
sor. James Il. Maloney. Delegates-Robelt
Sarde, William Allaban L. j. Carter, Isaac
Guoden, and Asa Griffith.
MINOR LOCALS. - A new public road is abont
being tinishad, to connect Camden direct witt
the new railroad depot at Wyoming,
We are under obligations to that sterling lte-
publican, John Woodall, for his kindness person
ally, and for his interest in behalf OF the DELLA
WARE TRIBUNE. Many thanks, friend John.
DIR. j. W. Sharp informs us that there is mucl
| bilious and sickn ess in the community.
Thomas Simpson has a very large assortmen
| of drugs and hardware.
The large and beautiful mansion OF Hon.
| Clancy Jones is unoccupied, he having removed
| to Philadelphia.
A. k Baggs has laid aside the goose needle
and shears and gone to shipping peaches, bu
/ will resume his trade when the peach season Ii
/ over.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-09
An AbscondIng Miller.

FINANCIAL EMBARRAssMENTs, AND AN UNEXPECTED
DEoAMPMENT.
Quite tempest of excitement was created in
the upper end of New Castle county, on Satur
day last, by the absconding of MFR. Marshall
Brnton a merchant miller, and we'll known pu-
siness man. operating near the State line, in
Brandywipe Hundred. Mr.. Brnton's financial
affairs have not been in a healthy condition for
several years. though he has been doing large
aud probably profitable business. 1t Is not
known what the extent of his liabilities Is, but
they are supposed to be large, as he is indebted
10 a large number of people with whom he has
had business and other relations 1t IL supposed
that his financial embarIassments have been the
cause of his abrupt departure from home.
Some time last week he asked an endorsement
upun an accommodation note of $3.50 of John
Chandler, p. NJ, of Beaver Valley and deposited
the same in the Farmers Bank of this city for
discount. MIR. Chandler, in card in to-day
COMMERCIAL, warns all persons against neBota'
ting the note, as he will not be responsible fol
itH payment.
MIR. Brnton was popular man in his neigh,
borhood. He did a large business, and had
many customers in this city. We have seen
several of his creditors this morning, and to
them his conduct is quite unexpected, as they
have generally had entire confidence in him at
an honorable man His determination to leav'
seems to have been of sudden formation, as M
recently purchased cargo of wheat in Phlla
dephia, and car load OF grain now lies a
Smiths Bridge, on the Wilmington " headlnl
railroad for his mill. His father and persona
friends are much distressed at his disappear
ance. and express the hope that he will 500
alter his resolution and return to his home.