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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30
PORT NEWS.



We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Hayward.
who for the past six months has so ably con-
Quoted the commercial and river columns OF
the Appeal. is about to retire from that jour
nal. He goes to Missouri,
The Emma Elliott leaves Cincinnati this
evening with good trip.
The Sam ]. Hale will be here tomorrow
night, and leave for Cincinnati Tuesday.
The st. Francis goes out on Tuesday for
L'Anguville, Wittsburg and all points on the
st. Francis river.
The T. II. Allen, Captain Eugene Smith,
leaves for Little Rock. Fort Smith. and all
Arkansas river points this evening at five
o'clock. Pat Morrison is clerk.
The G. W. Cheek, Captain George Malone.
leaves at Eve O'clock this evening for Friar's
Point and all way landings.
The fine steamer R. P. Walt, Captain Will
liam Ashford. leaves at FIVE o'clock this
evening. stopping at all points on White
river between this and Jacksonport. Walter
Outlaw, a popular clerk, prssides in the
Office.
The great low-pressure Richmond. Captain
Nat Green, will be up to-day to leave OF ave
O'Clock pm. for Cairo and 81. Louis. Passen-
gers desiring o comfortable trip, elegant
stateFOoms and sumptuous fare. should avail
themselves of the opportunity and apply to
Captain McCord, the Richmond's popular
secretary. for passage.
Yesterdays rise will make depth Of nine
feet between Cair0 and St. Louis.
TIE City of Vicksburg, Captain H. j. Car
a. 20 g., =. n. e.
burg and all way landings. GaFret Huls is
clerk, and clever gentleman he ia, too.
The Grand Tower, Captain Lennox. leaves
this evening at ave o'clock for Cairo and St.
Louis. Mr.. White is clerk. Passengers or
shippers will find It greatly to their advan-
tage to patronize the Grand Tower. Her rates
are low and accommodations superb.
Coal is selling to the steamers here at eighty
cents per box.
The civil rights bill aiekeyei in sks Missis-
sippi Legislature. yesterday, and went out,
consequently eolored individuals will. as
heretofore,.be content with accommodations
assigned them on boats trsyersing the waters
Of that State.
The Batesville is coming down the Ohio
loaded to her full capacity.
The crew Of the Indiana jsnped heT at Cairo
few days ago, il consequence Of which she
was detained tWenty-four hours.
One By one the papers along the Mississippi
are wheeling into line in advocating the abo-
lition Of the wharfage tax.
CautiOnary signals ibis morning report a
further rise Of twelve inches at 81. Louis.
making in all rise Of four feet as mentioned
above. Rain is reported to-day at Davenport.
Cincinnati, indianapolis. Leavenworth and
Omaha. and cloudy and threatening weather
at Vieksburg. 81. Louis. Shreveport. Nashville
Louisville and Cairo.
The House Of Representatives devoted Al,
Of Thursday to the new steamboat lAv. aud
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30
Tivoli Anniversary Opening.

Monday morning next the grand an
niversary spring opening of the Tivoli
wine and beer hall, Sonth Court street,
will be celebrated. An elegant Easter
free lunch will be spread, consisting of
all the delicacies of the season. The
old customers Of the Tivoli, and the gen
eral public, are respectfully invited to
attend. Immense preparations are max.
ing to entertain the concourse of Wis
itors. F. Rawalski, the proprietor, will
be pleased to see all his old friends at
the Tiyoh. The purest and best ice-eold
lager, the choicest brands of home and
foreign wines, and that fine old Watson
Bourbon whisky, always ON hand, in the
cellars. Bring all your friends to the
Tivoli on Monday. From and after tkat
date an elegant lunch will be spread
daily from 10 to o clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30

Paul Wright's news stand is supplied
with all the late publications, weekly
pictorials and periodicals.; also, a hui
morously illustrated exposition of Free
Masonry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30

lO:I5 an. Cotton isquiet. Sales Tor May,
234c; June and July. % l1-l6c. Sales for flu
ture delivery Thursday evening. 1850 bales.
12:l5 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Spot sales. 400;
futures. 2O.5OO. Sales for April. % 13-l6c;
May, 231sc ;.June, 23S.c; August. 2s7sc; Sep
TENDER. 211Sc,
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The latest and best assortment of lite
nature can be found at Mansford's news
depot, corner of Second and Monroe,
Base balls wholesale and retail.
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srrAH-rlrr1So OF BIS Second st.
New Charter Corporations.

New Charter Corporations.
In the First Chancery Court, petitions
were fled to-day in the following cases:
Ansel Taylor and others to incorpo-
rate United Brothers of Home Guards
No. l. :"
Selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad
Company, to amend charter so as to
change name.
Memphis Wood and Willow.ware Man
ufacturing Company, to amend charter
and change name.
G. Il. Latham and others, to incor-
porate the Continental Press Company.
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CoKE AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Company's Office, 29l Second st. [70-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30

PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compound
ed day and night at ]. B. Hills drug
store, 2Sl Main street. xiv-2S
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Reelfoot Lake Fish.

A choice lot Of elegant perch for sale
at V. D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street, at
fifteen cents per pound.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Ohlces No. Is Madison Street.
@--------------------
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PITTsBURo and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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PAVILION WATER can be obtained of
first-class druggists generally. so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30

PrRE, reliable vaccine virus, warrant
ed. For sale by ]. A. j. Smith d Co.,
druggists, under Worshan House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30

NINE DEMoREsr's Patterns, all kinds
styles and sizes, at 2l3 Main st. 1891
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Oysters.

Fresh stock received daily by V. d.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. ITO
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STEAM BOATS,
FOR Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
y. Mail Line-For Pine Bluf and Little
Rock.
TH0S. II. ALLEN....... Eugene Smith. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE. w.zz.
w THIS DAY, Goth inst, at slh,HtSS
pm. For freight or passage APP siEsSsAAkz&
ply to W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
Office on Company's Wharfboat.
1926 Foot of Court street
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since pm. yesterday. 200 bales; receipts.
1871 bales. Sight. 3sc premium. Sterling, 191z
to 2O1s; bank. 2e11<.
NEW YORK. March 30. 10 s.m.-Ths mar
ket opens quiet.
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GRAVEL or composition roofing,
both GENUINE, by E. G. Jones, No. S34
Second street. 30
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
ehaIomev a AileB, 40 N. COurt. lOif
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GAs-yIrrue at slS Second st. a
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For Cairo and 81. Louis.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-Por
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis
Steamer Grand Tower, .EsF.s
Win leave as above THIS DAY. Both inst, at
5 o'clock pm.
FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
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Buy your wood from C. H. John
son, III Poplar street. 2r
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BOARDING..

OOARDERS-A FEW DAY B0ARDERs
can be accommodated at No. 80 Madison
STREET. %,
n0A PDING-ON AND AFTER THE lsT
Is ~ tarcb the terms Of the Whftemo ore
io,vs. S;n. Je room. 81 per week. two occu-
nyi5c sans .-oom, So per week, each board
By the single week, 50; regular day board, IS
per WI week. Thee prices being as low as can I
be afforded are EN- S esnprsd b BY responsible par
ties Families accommodated on very o rea-
sonable terms. =.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30

Memphis, White and Little Red River u. S.
NAH Liae = For Helena. Dovall's Bnh,
SeaESy. Augusta, Jaeksonport. and al W
landingl.
LEGAL fENDER.-...W. J. Ashford. maste
Leaves Memphis every TUES- H.
DAY, az o'clock pm. 80 81
R. P. WALT. Ohm j. II -ssn, master.
Leaves Memphis every ssf-- d.
URDAl, AZ 5 o'clock p -. --l4sl -
The above elerans cleaners. couucc, az De
vnil's Blrf IA TIE Railroad McaIuy thcI
Thursde7 cong ~. ind wednesday ana sai
ur.ay cJ6inr down.
: Wy ELLIOTT 4 MILLER. Arenis.
ll4t Cor. jefferson and Eromenads lis.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Emile LaBarge, New Orleans.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
Minnie, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Fontanelle, st. Louis. -
A. j. White, Napoleon.
kobt. Burns. Cincinnati.
Emile LaBarge. st. Louis.
Colorado. Vicksburg.
Minnie. st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
G. W. Cheek, 7. II. Allen, John 0verton
Grand Tower.
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sTRAYED.

OsTRAYED OR sTOLEN-ON THE 18TH IN
- slant. Bull Dog; spotted. red and white
answ ers to the name of Sweep A. liberal
reward will be paid for his return to l76 Ala
bama street. z4-9
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We are agents for the sale of Har
bert's celebrated varieties.
CoNAwAY 4 LINsDAY,
3t 1863 Main street.
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PUrrs at BIS Second street. a
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BUFFALO gnat oil, best in market for
sale by barrel and gallon.
Ia ]. SMITH a Co., Druggists,
2s1 Under the Worsham House.
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EoR SALE.

NOR SALE-ONE PAIR OF splendid
mules for wagon OF dray, and license TO
run for several months. Apply at 29 Beal
street III
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The river continues to decline. and the bar
opposite the city is again showing itself above
water. The fall since our last was six inches
and from present indications we shall have n
decline of nearly two feet before another rise
sets in. At other points the changes reported
are as follows: Cairo. fell four inches; Gin
cinnati, four; Davenport. thirty-six; Louis
vile. one; New Orleans, one; Shreveport,
two; Evansville, four; Little Rock, Leaven-
worth and Omaha. stationary. and at Nash
vile rise of two inches; Pittsburg. twenty
one; st. Louis, four feet, and Vicksburg three
inches. The rise at st. houis comes from the
Missouri. and will swell the river but little
here. That at Pittsburg is not yet sufficient
to float even coal fats, but as heavy rains are
reported it may be increased. The weather
is cloudy and arm and the levee dusty.
PORT NEWS.
The Burns get away last evening for the
Ohio with nearly 800 bales of cOttOn...... The
FOntanele took 80 bales for st. Louis..... The
White. for Napoleon. had magnificent trip.
and the Colorado got off at dark for Vicks-
burg fully laden The I. II. Allen brought
5S6 bales Of cotton. and reshipped 142.....The
LaBarge passed up at dark with a lot of
railroad iron......The Grand Tower. from St.
Louis, came in this morning with a good trip
Of grain and produce Minnie passed
up from the Arkansas early this morning.
putting of lot Of cotton and seed here......
The snagboat Thayer arrived from below this
morning.....,The Walt was expected at 2 I'm.
with a big load. She will return tonight to
White river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30

YNoR RENT-THE OFFICE, KNOWN AS
Peterson's Coal Office" No: ID Madison
street. one of the best legations IN ne city.
Ledger office.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 80. ll;s0 a.m.-cot-
ton is firm, with GOOD demand. Sight ex-
change. &c premium. Sterling. commercial.
la5< 10 2llk; bank, as.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26
LlTERARY NOTICES.

In tho October Atlantic Parton
tells Of "Jefferson the American Min
lister in Francc;'' &. P. Lathrop gives
the "History Of Hawthorno's last, 70
manee;" Oliver Wendell Holmes sets
ont q charming iustalIment Of "The
Poet at tho Breakfast table )" and H.
James Jr., gives tn. first part Of cap
i.al story, "Gusst's Confession" !" "Ths
Hasslsr Glacier in tho Steaits Of Ma.
gellau )" "Ths Chauvinisus Of the
French )" and "a Modern Religious
Painter," are among the remaining
articles. James r. Osgosd 4 Co., pub.
lishers, Boston.
American Homes for September il
the best issue of that standard maea.
sine, and is full Of famu.iug aud inter.
esting reading and beautiful llustra-
tions If ws deduct the price Of the
oil chrome, The Two Pets,' tho mag.
a.ine practically costs. the subscribe,
nothing. Tho beautiful oil chrome il
msiled Immediately to subscribers on
receipt Of only 1925, the subscription
price, by Chas. Fl. Taylor & Co., 81
Water Street, Boston. Agents every
where are doing splend;dly with this
chrome, as they deliver il when they
take the names
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26
NOTICE or aI0RToAGE SALE.


w WA1REAs, default has b..n made in the con
eeknovlsdgsd, and dslivsssd BY Joseph Broker spd
0srtruds Broker, bis wife, Of tho city Of st. Cloud
Je.sph Danbiy, nortgagss barring dste the lot d.s
Il 9sptsnbsr. A. D. 1870 aid recorded in the ofac,
q the Register Of Deeds in and for said stearn,
sssR co Of 1884,
A:A, which said mortgage was given to secure tht
payment Of the sum Of Tvslve Hundred and Five ane
dollars and interest according 70 the conditions
said Joseph Broker, payable to tho order Of saii
Dambly due in two years from date, with iateres1
st the rate Of ton per cont. per annum until paid
peyeble annually, and bearinE even date with said
And !hseses, defanlt ha. besa made In tn. condi.
tions Of esid noetgags by ths non-payment Of said
tlsdsts q tiis pstioe clatsd to b due. and l. dus
upon saA mortgage and aid note sscured thorebv
ths fah and 3ast tan Af11artssnH Hundred and 0ixty
e 70 se,ee g h.vs
NOV ithifsioss .sotic. il hereby given that pu,u.
steo pe.ee e 80 oSctasa u said aortf.se
~ wtll b. oreeaoeed BY the sais Of ths
neetGassd premises, described % lbllows, t. vii:
AN ~ >. sseote pfoese or parcels Of la1d lying
Aesota described 9 follows. to.wt: Lots nusabsr.d
Nine Ce] sad Tea fl0] IN Block numbered Thirteen
t1l in - tewn (aow city] Of 81. Cloud. according
y p'as aad eosvey thsfeof mads BY John L. Wilson
aaA % A. a.d q record In said once Of Register o
Deeds, ie and Snr tho County Of Stearns and State
alprsoaid; togetAer With oil tie hsrsditamsnts and
appurtsnancss belonging or In anywiss appertainine
= eaad nertgaesA prsnlsss. That said sale will be
nade atpubic vsndue to the highest bidder, by the
cAssa6 Of aid stcarns county, at the font door
ths Court House, 10 the city Of st. Cloud, in said
stserss county, Mtanessts. ON SATURDAY, Ta1
1o11 DAY OF NOV4ABER, A. D. 1872. Ut 2 O'Clock
IL the aftenoon Of that day. Of said premises or d
much thereof ~ may be necessary to satisfy th1
aa.oant which shall then be due ON said mortgage
With costa Of foreclosure, and tho further sum ol
INV dollars g. attorneys or solicitors fses pro-
vded for In saA mortgage In Of the foreclosure
of the isaao. GEORGE 0RI9aRI.
K1l1 1 COLLINS, Sheriff of Stsarus Co. Minn
Attorneys. PETER JOSEPH DAMBLY,
Dstsd sspt y, D. 1871 seps6iw
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

ON last Wednesday evening Fred
H .ssaureok, Of Cincinnati, delivered ,
Greeley sp' eoh At Avoudale, Ohio
On the morning previous to its delivery,
Mr.. Il. furnished printed copies Of his
speech to the newspapers, and in these
advance sheets "applause," 'grest ap'
plsuse," ''laushter," were inserted just
seventy times. This il almost equal ID
the grafton delivered at Glenwood on
tho Fourth Of July last, by Hon. H
L. Gordon, "reported" by himself to'
hi. Own paper, and published with
"grsat applause" "enthusiastio oh.ers'
"profound sensation" etc., Inserted At
frequent intervals. Without such aid,
~ these, ,resisrs might have been in con-
siderable doubt ~ to where applause
should come in, aud they might have
passed 4 profound sensation without
knowing it. ."-
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

A PREoocIous VILLA1N.-Je esse
Pomsroy, IA years old, residing with biz
nother 10 South Boston, is under
arrest for deeoyiog boys Of s to 10
ysars to out.ot-tbe-wsy places, strip.
ing them naked, gag3ing and tying
them up, and beating and otherwise
maltreating them. In many cases he
cut small holes under his victims eyes,
d;sfguriag them for life, and infliot-
ing on others pa1ofal cuts and stabs on
various parts Of the body. He con-
fesses the crimes. ~:~<rs>% .efGs& =
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

r: ~, Ksg., h.ve jaet received :. from te'ss vide
awake publishers. Msssrs. +. Haanalbed
L O., 1o2 West Madison Street, ckis.se.
= copy 81 ttsir great ''Campa iga Chart for
1874" It nsbs'safal Of very valuable n.
formation, showing u = glance, net only
tAs political, but also tns seanonia history
q The country for the past aey yssss.
This Chart ie handsomely printed, eol-
ored. and vanished, and mounted, nap.
Ike, On rollers. It II = real ornament 70
auy room or >aies, aud ought 70 sen fast
oveRyNhseo. ,-j',.'~s =: : .-.:,
It h sold throasa sssnts, sad publish:
ea bysR. Hsanafsrd l. Ce.,sl92 West Nsd-
sisea Street, Chicago, 70 whom oil aPphea-
lions for agencies should Be addressed. -
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

:.t--;An innocent, hone.t yeom.n, from
Big Creek, w.s ID our Office yesterday.
contemplating. :. ia xir'apt .tteatiou
.Asstt', painting Of tie game of III.
aid g death Tho poor fellow in ths
painting - has " lot :. everyshipg@ II
eheekRated and Lis euusiztsdi.n, .ussl
Fidot. fdao5..n pat,inely,,* J. @1hilt gin D...a
Esfhs $kti,vodslJ. ~ Ths god ~
mi.a ~ VA 4 + conscious. e. teea' :::.yups;
thy with tho loser. 70 faet hsr,, thoaght
10 ,eeogai,.d Is. Likeness, md y.
[.e1d i =. !. pieta,. Il {. !. .oo..d< p'e.s
eeuting i.tosaey. The =: trathfals,si
Of The painting ba,'t suddenly. upo.
him: dts hard; !; haiat i. p: =,
aid, half crying: q .llu. though
he would como 70 that end; but Ii,
devil j. . durasd' TOOL, He would
have got him Just Is we'll without th'
trouble Of playing checkers. "- =; 4s"'
phi. APPEAL. -.< ,...:,. T.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

Mr. O. DAIRYMPLE, the big wheat
farmer Ct Minnesota, has h is wheat
harvested, threshed, sold and the mon.
ey in bank. His aggregate crop
amounted to $4,000 bushels of wheat
Caverage ~ bushels per acre., aud he
sold it at $1.05 per bushel net. Halt
of his land was sowed with Scotch Fife,
aud half with Odessa. ae very much
prefers the latter; says it will yield
from four to Eve bushels per acre more,
and weigh from three to four pounds
more per busbsl than any other
kind. He will SOW no other next season
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

After peaceful reign Of thirteen
years King Charles XIV Of Sweden and
Norway died 90 x Wednesday, At tho
age Of 46. He succeeded in gaining
the respect and confidence If his peo.
pie, which il about the bsst thing that
can bs said Of . monarch. His rsien
Va. uo.veotfal. Oscar, brother oi the
late King, has succeeded 70 the throne.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

The Quaker Indian agsnts are introduo.
ias.tro~1srs quite extensively among their
embryo aboriginal ornaments ofoivilisaaiop.
Not long since the zasseas g. Fort SIN
bEought ont and presented TO- his dusky dss
pendants tat 3 laree invoice Of pantalooas,
which were reluctantly accepted. Mex.
morning Brosdbrim ordered thsnl seut o,
dress parade, t. obssrv,s thsacivili,sd effect
Of ftAs trswssrGsA And susats dress psrad.l
u1dssEeevee os.ight saGl aeble warrior
haa dealy sselpsd ~ section sf his lsw
sarnee.. which. II siyilised seeisty, s1s-
Corded = quite e'ssetisl. sad tae asssses
o. which saaa,t b othssvise tlal snbar-.
stassisI 7fs vsass1ssrS kad iifksv,,, ,li,.
pa Aspsaas - stsks kasss. sa,s,s
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

'"W arlington" says, iu the SPRING
fold Republican: "Mr. sammer has
telegraphed 70 Mr.. Bird that hs do
elines the nomination Tor Governor, !.
and, - thsrs il nobody 70 personally.
urge il, 1 suppose he will stick. There.
i some vague talk Of runnisg him, ! u
O'Cooor, bat this viii not do. Isa
seems 70 me likely that Mr.. Bird will.
receive the nominasion.,l I. f,.,.t :sss55-.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

ANsw LAw.-T The ST. Paul P1ess calls
attention to the important fact. that, by
chapter ia United Statss Laws sf 1871,
tho Congressional ballot is distisst from Ill
others. Heretofore II has been the ruls 70
plaost the nsms u the {ean,didats fsr oes.
grs0 - the.s .state ticket. This nust not
b. done hereafter. sZ1e& Cbssrsssisssl Sel-
sJet ~s.t u sape'sss asd &is'aset. s~4
- The hls', Of = ,let:F date aays T. ~ ssill
farther exan1i'ned into thi; matter, ia
hnds that sepsrats ballet Il not nsess-
.tjssExz@s ssYtw :Sta- *! $50 ss~
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

-rh. r.g. for expensive: funeral. i.
strong oven in death. >"Ate you pre-
pared for the great change I" asksd
his minister Of one Of the venerable
Smiths. ~ am afraid IS said Joho,
sadly; "the means FOR the coca.
,, SION = are sufficient" !" ...:,: ~ ,..::
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26


Tho Chinese students who arrived
At San Francisco On Friday, thirty in
number, are very young. They are
aoe, Intelligent ladies and gentlemen
aud Of much tairer complexion than
any Of their countrymen who have
heretofore visited tho United States
Three tutors Of Mandarin rank accom-.
pany them. The Chinese Govern.
ment has appropriated 100000
for their education. The design Of
the Chinese Government is to send
thirty students to this country annual
y. The ladiss Of r.nk and the boy
students, are receiving much attention
Az ,hs last students, while in America,
became contaminated by Christianity,
oil the toru:s OF the religion Of Confucius
will Be rigidIy enforced, and the four
books Of tho five Kings. and tho sacred
ediets Of the Emperor Ksnghs will be
portions Of their regular. lessons.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

@;.7 ~ !sl senneqraii,l Y report fop. t@sssa:
len g. !. .onsFh.t ss strange, be', ~ 'sea h,
y l.tely been eq,d made by; The B|ritish q eoe':
anl l,st ,sstt.tienstd there. The report chiefly
eqo.ists, e .istas., Of P,1tiealals of impeesgts, ths .
ool! exports being. being. snail !. 2. ! aoa.rtitie'
. of :, olive !o.l5 el..in. and cotton, Ths
popyl.tion Of that eity il e.!tiimatsd !il = Z =
$1,000, Of whom about 5000 ~ =.
Mohammedan., 5000 Jews and Ii.
rss. Christian. Of various densmina.
tloaa The chief industry Of the city
is tho: 1nanuf!sotnr. n #! Of soap and 80 ,"eJsru-
ras,leu ware" the latter consisting q
crosses, beads. &c., Of which l.rg'
quantities ATE sold 70 the pilgrims vht
annually visit the city: -, !