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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
soCITEIEs.
MEETTNos THIS KvKNIEG.

Hope Lodge, No 81, ooF. at Odd Eel
ows Hall, Sd and King SITS
Morning Star Division. No 2. s of 4, at 9th
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, . u A NJ. at Me-
.hanics' Hail, 2l9 Market st.
Rodney Council. No l3, o u A NJ, at 7O2
East 7th St
diamond State Lodge, No. 8, q T, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts
Champion Lodge. Ne G, X of p, at Knights Of
Pythas Hall, 2ll Market St
Oriental Lodge, No 49, X of p. at Ferris d
5arrett's Building, 504 Market ST.
Jefferson Lodge, No. ., L. o. O.O.Fat DAD
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
keok1k Tribe, No. 8, L o. n. NJ, at Red Mems
Asll, Ais Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
FINANCIAn. Ann COMMERCIAl..
CITY NOTICES.

ENrgNsNE Charles Kyle has recoy-
dhis health and will give his personal attention
the sale ct icH cream. CON iecuons nuts ana irnlt
tho (. W. corner of the Second street market
cuse, aud will bc IS polite and accommodating as
ever lie will also keep ice cream ut the corner
Intends 70 tt,ua tne Sylvan springs near the CITY
raitw ~ lapat. where there will be oOnNenieneles
Tor pieni,s and every arra0Eemeht for the accom-
mAl4tlAu Of all VIA m ~ visa q pass a pleasant
afternoon. Charley is aaterprising and deserving
ut euraursrcnen ent. M iAloNicltlhE Liquors sold on
ths er.ur1 anglA dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

PERsoNAL.-J. Louis Brady, Esq, formerly of
this city, but now of Louisville, Ky, is candidate
or Clerk of the City Court. there. The nomna-
ton election docs not take place until next
august, but IN that city politicians 60 to work
-arly. The office is worth about $4,000, and Mr.
Brady's chances for the nomination are said 10
be good. Mr. Brady is a brother of Chief Of Police
Brady, of this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
LOCAL IMTELLIoEMoE.

There was quite full market this norning.
Uaion Loan Asso -ation meets this evening.
Don't fail to go on the New York excursion, to
morrow.
The new MAsoRic Temple, in Philadelphia, will
be dedicated on Friday
new lodge of Knights of fythias was Orgau-
lied at Milford yesterday.
An unusually long passenger tram came up
from the Baltimore road this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

1HK NEW YORK Ex xeURsIoN.-Mr. p. +. L
Sml his excursion to New York and Central PAT X,
VII positively come off tomorrow, rain or shine.
The tram, special one, will leave the F., w. 4
3. r. r. depot at ESQ a. m, aud proceed. without
clay or change of cars, TO Jersey CITY, returning.
sill leave Jersey City at $50 p m. The excuT-
ion will no doubt be largely attended, even if il
hould rain here in the morning, the chances for
'in or clear weather in New York. are equal
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

a DKEApFUL AuCTDENT Aiterrible ao.sl-
post, on Monday afternoon last. The nramo-
ture explosion gf sand blast occurred which
caused the explosion also of three -fOurfhe of 4
keg q powder. setting near By. John Killman
ana Taylor Helms We're Instantly killed. and
Fillmore Wilson was badly injured. Thev
and lived In the nelghboIbood Of tie gaarrv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

Secretary Delano has received desnalcb froDo
Hon. Felix Il. BrunOi, Chairman Of the Indisn
Commission, dated Denver the 18Th, annoDnc;n~
The conclusion Of an agreement with the Ire IN.
dams Tor The cessionto the United States Of near.
~ 4OO0OOO acres, comprising the mountain
portion Of their reservation. The cetlsd land
Is supposed to be rich in metals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

lNeURsT.-The Coroner, yesterday held an
inquest over the body of an unknown man. found
hoaung ia the Delaware near Edcemoore There
was nothing abont the clothes or person of the
drowned man by which he could be identified.
The jury rendered a verdict of death by drowning
ana the body was brought to this city, and in
TERED in the Potter's field
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

PICKING CHERRIES DOWN THE LANEn
and "HAPPY HoURs," are two new songs bv
the renowned Millard, both containing all of
tie clemens Of popularity and boih really
excellent; they can be had at any Music Store.
lor s the llle oi 4O cents. each, or will be sent
free Of portage, on receipt Of price. by Inc npb-
fishers LEE & WALKER,
922 Chestnut ST., PhIladelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

ANOTHER Prolific TRBR.-A peach tree Of the
Fox's Seeding variety, in DIR. Henry Rideely's or.
chard, on Thursday yielded 10 baskets Of choice
frnit' and at least three baskets more, not ril Q
enough to pick, were LETT on the tree Ihe fruit
sold Tor one dollar basket at the Dover depot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

Fears ar, entertained that the firm of John N,
lie r y Son, of this city. will not be able to re.
cover from the effects of the panic so soon as was
hoped. and that it may not be able 10 meet lie
n1plltes IN full There are some of the creditors
telling it about the streets that It will only pay rs
cents on the dollar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
Police Cases.
BEFoRr MAYOR srNMs.

The police business Of late keeps almost exclu-
ively confined to drunks, and very few of them
lnee yesterday morning three cases have been
tded before Mayor Simms al fifty cents and costs
zach.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

CusAp ColI.-Ssoyc at s. 81. Nut, S515 per
29t1 poHa Is tor CAsu only, Al the wharf sonth
uf Market street bridge. AM. J. BROWN.
Ialy ist-SGl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

LAR6Esr Nrr CtA1. in the city at MN, J.
BROWNS. South ot Market Street Bridge jyl2-Sw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

7 VI7II IIIUf 7 Z
shipped, .25o9 " 1254,5oo
IIesc shipments show slight increase Owe
hose OF Monday Indeed, for The last week. ia.
'hipmcnia have fuclua,cd 80. thai il is innossi
'le 10 predirf, with any degree OF certainty
when they will cease.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
No. 6O3 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts sun1eeI 10 eheck at sight (SAme
as at a National Bank } solicited from firms, eOrDo-
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
Peach shIpments.

Tuesday.
20 Jersey tdN - cas-, or 100 hasL cts
70 Philadelphia, IA 900 "
A@s
a. Total, - l450o a
Previous ship
mont,, 2.4S0 I.44OOOo q"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

IULLEOIIVNo
OF Dividends Notes. Interest. Drafts, &c, made with
sspateh. and accounted for the day payment is re-
ceiVed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

For interest made on deposits of specific sums. for
fixed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
CHECKS

CHECKS
On Banks in Philadelphia New York. Boston. Bal
timore. Delaware. pennsylYania and Wafhil lgtOn
will be credited on receipt from customers at par.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

AN ATRoCIoUs HABIT.-There is habit
peculiar to many walkers, which Punch
some years ago, touched upon satircally.
but which seems to have survived the les
| ter's rid'cule. 1t is that custom of stopping
| friends in the street, to whom we have
nothing whatever to communicate but
whom we embarrass for no other purpose
than simply to show our friendship. Jones
meets his friend Smith, whom he has met
in nearly the same locality but a few hours
before. During that interval, it is highly
probable that DO event of any i'm portance
to Smith, nor indeed to Jones which by a
friendly construction Jones could imagine
Smith to be interested in, has occurred. or
is likely to occur. Yet both gentlemen
stop and shake hands earnestly. "WelI,
how goes it ~ remarks Smith, with a vague
hepe that something may have happeH ed
$50, So" replies the eloquent Jones, feeling
intuitiVely tho deep vacuity of his friend
answering to his own. pause ensues, in
which both gentlemen regard each other
with an imbecile smile and a fervent pres
sure of the hand. Smith draws q long
breath and looks up tho street Jones
signs heavily aud gazes down the street.
Another pause, in which both gentlemen
disengage their respective hands and glance
anxiOusly around for some cor ventonal
avenue of escape. Finally Smith with a
sudden assumption of having forgotten an
important engagement), CALCULATES "Well
iHHSt Oc Oup Il TeDaTk Instantly ecuOeu
by the voluule Jones, and these gentlemen
Sc? '"lte, only to repeat their miserable for
mula the next day. In the above example
have coHplssionately shortened the usual
leave taking, which, in skilful hands, NAV
be protracted to n length which shudder
to recall. l have sometimes, when an &C.
tive participant in these atrocious trans-
actions fingered in hope of saying some
thing natural to my friend fleeing that he,
too. was cropping ia the may labyrinths
of his mind Tor Il like expression), until l
have felt that we ought to have been sep
arated by policeman. It is astonishing
bow far the most wretched joke wall 20 in |
these emergencies, and how it will, as it |
were, c0nVuisIveIy detach the two coher- |
ing PARTICLES l have Laughed (aIbeis n.y. |
sterlcally) at some witiCism under cover
of which escaped, that live minutes alter |
yard | could not preceive possessed IA grain |
of humor. would advise any person who |
may fall into this pitIablc strait that next |
to getting in the way of u passing draw, |
aud being fnrcibly disconnected, joke is |
the most efticaeious. A foreign phrase |
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

How THE MONEY GoKs.-Much dsscussou
- being carried on in the Pail Man Gasefto on
sh hs ,mp oa question How tho rich spend
IN recent fortni9htly Rerie,c. stated that rich
man must be miserable in the thought that he
t;,, i on himself that which would main
W. X. G. assaulted this allegation "a being
raise to all oconosnio laws, and contsptle ed that
q rich man with q large establishment, good
wa. expensive wines, green-hol Uses, etc..
ms fellows in the best of ways-namely. by
engaging their labor. This doctrine, which We
t nnppsn TO think mere nonsense. has boon In
Tho last is John Raskin, who. with charaoter.
lst'c oddity, puts the case in quite humorous
way, and unhorses wv. r. G." oompletely
y MT r. Ruskin writes from Conistsn. Hs says:
- Here, among the hills, I read lttle. and
wthstand' sometimes for - fortnight together,
even the attractions of my Pail Mall Gazette
= iIiehd, however, sent mo two days ago your
' nsS,e article signed w. Il. " on spending of
,ateh myself the day before, and taken per
laps glass too ranch besides of quite prioe
ess port SQGarles Harris, twenty years in bot
nina sbori nave ma Seen great comfort to my
larm to myself, had at least oonfel red bene
it upon the poor by these excesses, had not
zen zee ieit w. in some painful doubt, even at the
ions. whether ought not to have exerted
~ self further in the cause of humanity. md
y the use OF some cathartic process, such as
ppears TO nave been without Inconvenience
racticea ny the ancients, enabled myself to
&C two dinners instead OF one. But write to
on to-day because, if l wore n poor man in
cad OF moderately rich one, 1 am nearly
, me question, which I am sure he will
indy swer in your columns; namely. these
sans OF living which this generous and use.
II rich gentleman is fortunately disposed to
l Ifss 'n "e-"nsf0 does he get them him
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

EPIsToLARY BREvITY-The following, said
2 be from the commercial column of West
srn paper, purports to be the reply of q New
orkcr to the preceptor of his son, who wrote
ask his preference in the prescribed course
4 studies:
WALL. STREET, N. Y, December 1, 1872.
Sn-1ours to bid & cont's noted. Don't want
9n to study str'n'my. 'Twon't pay. No ships
ing to stars and no prospect of it. All bosh,
won't hip trade. Also stop Latin and Greek.
py'L pick up such L'tn words as petit larceny
delirium tremens, &C., soon 'Dough her in
old BID. I'm bullish on 'rith'Ek g. sp'e, and
some stock in Grm'r too; but Lean make
oney 'nough without Lt'n and OK, etc. No
De. I'm membi Silk Exc'g, Chamb Com, &C.
ebolls Arithln'tic is short of stock terms
pit boy tbr'gh on margins, corn'rs, DIR. Cr,
pr. ct, cl'r house, Railr'ds, and Gov'ts your.
If, and go short on y'r Gr'k and 1t, &C., &C.
4hey'r best md'ize for the street-always in
ENID here. l mean DR. 81 CIR etc. When term
POS please ship boy to Bks by N. Y. C. or II.
4 with b. L'dg in hat. consgd to --,
I'd st. Draw sight dr'ft for bill. Money easy
silks stiff aud short int'rst cov'rG. Shall
ct you long on 100 L. S at 81 Boys tuition
o for margin. Exch'ge e'sy. Yours, etc.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

w. II. Seward says about the japanese :
"They have no legislature, yet they have
uniform laws, and these laws are 1egibly
inscribed on tablets at every cross road
and market place. Although science and
literature in the West have Borrowed little
or nothing fron these islands, the Japanese
are nevertheless reading and writing peo.
pie. We hardly know whether Boston.
Philadelphia or New York shop windows
display greater number or variety of
maps, books, charts. aud pictures, than
the stalls of Yeddo, Osaka, or Mako"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

Lord Wellington, on giving orders for
battalion to attempt q dangerous enter
prise, tie storming of one of the enemy,s
works, complimented the officer by saying
his regiment was the first in this world.
Eyes" replied the officer. leading on his
men, "and before your lordship's orders
are finally executed, it will probably be
tho frat in the next"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

takes oftelling the fact that a woman died.
"Death, with fleshless knuckles, raped at
the door of Mrs. j. N. BIS soul, and obed
lent to the memorable call, tho spiritof
that loved woman foated up to it's creator.
leaving her husband, children and friends
to mourn over the mortal casket"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

d +. GOGAnrY Ia, a., -. -. .
r. Catholic BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER
20 chsapes IN the south. Keeps n general stock of
school Book and Stationery. Free agents for ali ca
5bniic pup lcauons and Institutions Numbers ID,
Bible L 10 Of Christ, BlrEsed Virgin, Lives Of tha
saints the Popes NcGeaEb-RRn's Nitchel'a History
OF Lreland % each. His Catholic Circulating LfTary
r. open 70 all who wish to subscribe auiI ~ Iy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

oiten may be tried with success have
sometimes known aarepoir pronoupceS
'o-reveor," to have the effect las it ouphtl
OF severing friends.-Brete Harte.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30

A man Who mixes a great deal in society
+ said to have laughed so much in his
'leeve that it Is quite worn out.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-30
JOHN G. RYAN.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
AND RRcTIrIrp nr


WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER.
AND RECTIFIER OF SPIRITS.
Sole agent for and keep. on hand tho Cola
wenIEEnown Bonded Warehouse Of DAVID or '
it INA corner of Front and Dock streets
fh'IIana Wnss, T III b. ! s!ll eel - tho
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretosSro b,...s
IL 6 s III
who may favor with their orders '" snose
flease call and examine for yourselves. possm
OcNDhiEo---- .SUNDRIES
We offer for sale. in lots quantities to sult pur
chasers ut the Lowest Market Price
100 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES
so casks c. r. BACON SIDES
$50 casks BACON SHOULDERS
so casks DRY SALTED SHOULDERS
200 bbls HEAVY MESS PORK
so tierces Hughes, Goslee G. Co "A ..KENTyrcxv
HAMS"
25 tierces BEARdRASS HAMS
100 tferces Choice Refined LARD
100 kegs Choice Refined LARD
So boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACoS
so hrkins Choice GOSHEN OUTER
so hrkins Choice WESTERN BUTTER
so bbls. OLD CHICKEN.CoCK WHISKY
so hf bbls. OLD CHICKEN WHISKY
25 bbls. Celebrated MAGNOLIA WHISKY
% bbls. New York GIN
25 bbls. New York BRANDY
FINNEY sHEEHAN Il RUSS
o,,c,r NO. IS Poydras street.
% New Orleans.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

that the girls we're dying With cur,os.
'ty, and 1 ran upstairs to wy room
without another word.
Ihs 6rst thing 1 did Was to look 10
inc blt OF glass that hung there. ]
seemed to feel now interest and cn,;
oslty about my face. '..A pv,uty," T..
had said but, then, "men we're deceiv.
srs ever" SO the old song ran.
studied the shy-loskiog brown eyes
and Smoothod back the mop OF brovi
i na'r' How red my lips were, and part
. OF the blush was in my cheeks yet,
was sure. I had gone out pale enough.
"Posr little Cinderella z, L ,s.id to
myself, With a beating :, heart ah.. til.
prince coms?' as III
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. &s,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

AAse soostnan6 osW eao e0SASss
befo.. ono sosld h happy With the.
in Heaven"
'' ny a.,pi.s i. = : caught = IL. vi,a
like : sail, aad I began to b eeeseiess
that I w looking vs;rJ shabby ,aad ed
in ny 4sdSd SD. hxs,' vii tie h.lf:
worn gttad.sibgg gloves " On ny hands.
INy:tssgpt lookid like i lgslslsAal, I
fsi.stbaeI must .xil.in nnyz : position.
II v.s sitting BY my nsshst't ytaiv.,' =
E:Is.ia. 'eI diass+' ~ ~, r. ~ ,.,,
evbs.nI v,itip.'t. J: - = - -"
"Oh, I sasaot a spirit; gs.1esaa''
give - .,eA :. . frightened lsek.:: I hs1
beea ints ths ysstsy 70 get pepsr te'
"Yo1r father ..
Nov knew Why the blue eyes losk
I'd familiar: This was Leonard Rosslt
|7sr,; The ministers son. Unlike nos
young men in that position, hs w
inch, had been edaeated abroad. AMI
had been away from home 70 long thai
| i wondered / reoo o'lsctsd him At I'LL, =
: "And ysrare one Of the. lambs . I
ii. assi, 1 supposss. fought to tno',
|allths lanbs-bst I don't" ;.+'s IS
g II sn Lucinda Grey. How I !hat
! ii, nam, r. Iexehilisd.,, @.& IS
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Rochester,-In the ease Of Sasa. b
Anthony aud fourteen other ven's
uuder examination for voting ilisgall,
at the last general election in Roshssts
N. Y, Hoa. Wm. L. Stsrrs, UaitF
States Commiagic.sr, Oh Friday rs'
dered decision, holding each t. bal If
the sum Of $500 te.sppear bsfsss y
United States DSliiet Court st i.ssssi
ios in AiteaFSu the third FassdlJ y
January -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

TIM hath, my lord, 10 wallet II his beck,
"hsre!a hsputs aims for oblivion, :.
Agreat.sized monsisEof ingr,titsdss; E.v,'
Those scrap. .rs soed ds.d. past, which ~. q
voured ~ f~"'T r .''1.
As fast'aa they srsmsds, forgot - soon cht:
! A. don. Perseverance, ds.fs ~ lord. +,
Keeps honor bright, -
~ a'tSo."a .. 1T not virtss Ssi,ks -5.ti.
Rehun.,tIqa tef tAs th.nsAtt~ast7ev .3sg1
For beauty, VI, ~,
= High birth. visor ofbons. d.ssrt IL ssrtties,
Love ffiendehiP, ehssity; ~ sqhjssbAal Eaa,
To envious and calumpiating time y;r,
one'touch uf natars u ths Whole world ki,.--
That all With one cop.sst spsaa., nsHba.- -s6was
Though they are naeas - nodded q thing ,..t;
And give to dust, that i llittls xiit, ''1
nore land than 'sira'rds.s'd 'is"s~', -ai
The present pe sye praiassths prassat ehts<t, ~.
Since things in motion sooner eatsh a. sys It
1nsn "nss not stun. ,''.' S1'7's -" -<alg
- ~ -,sfyy rysE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
CARPET HALL.
HOME STEADFOR SALE.

Eighty acres fne Timber Land, frsn 3
to 9 acres cleared and broken, and : ges4
deal more fenced, . good garden with
sone small fruit trees. Alss good sugar
bush. References 1t I +S*3&S
~1'@ - J. THoPso Ns,
>stl7.Aw : North Prairie, ,stsszas q
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

It. yser .lneat ta.t !: 1:A... ~ sss{4.e :ss 9
Obi Last Summer, Grssa Shiass xcss sTssaes 4
Braablss fewer, 10 blasstJ hssErns
4a:.. -, ..s,~v .:,..,,, .@Gfi
It's we'll nigh suuesr, 1br thsf1i i txallsv,: -.
Come one swallow. h,' mat. wiilhuov,, (" 90
Tho bird r'ee quicken snd wheel ~ tAi.ks.. 81
oh, happy swallow, whoss mate Will slew S~S'
O'er height or hellowl, IA b swallow = /
To build this weather, one nest toesthsrl ~,
n = .-lheisatNG IseaeW,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
SAUK RAPIDS
WATER POWER
FOR SALE.

Usysa les1-elass nil atss are nsv veaAy an1 s1sr.
ID ~ ~ Sa tAis 0fsat water IoVsr. sltu1tsd q
tie toWn of Saak Rapids, a. The AiasilDpi klysr,
Is miles northwest Of 81. Paul.
10 nilss southwest u. .uahth.
- niles south Of Drainsrd.
10 ndlSe' nosth Of 4ankA$e. 49,.
AZ = =: e.o.ta q ~ Essa ass,E Hsnsy wheat
The st. Hal A;P.ci1e a.l Hos4hsza4 IasiAs Rail.
rsed dspots and yards et eelk Rs3le lAy adjoining
the wotsr p0wVr promises. >Ssa
The above railrsads, nov. essstx1ste4 aa1ia spsr.
atiss, give direct connection foa this water power
- St. Paul. Daluth and the 1s6 1Svors Valley.
Ehs Se1k VALLEY extension of the st. Psul 3 p
dAe kailfoaA. nsW ooAStruetins, viii s9sn up d.
rect connection into the wheat fields Of thst rich
disfiios OF Minnesota
The construction ef the Dt. Oloud 4 Nanksto
~ ethsE rsiscsde VII seoa epsn sp z lerge *
tsAt ofeG1nty into direct ssAnscsa viti Til psi1t
The water power 10 sa1lcisnt TO drive 400 run Of
nillsts.ss, 6ri.dilS = 6ashsls per hour.
The pSopssty aof AS WatE Power Company 'eov-
sFs IN area fox one hundred mill sites.
The work s 81 the most subs tAntal character, the
Aan, saaAl wals, Dissss AbstmsAts, -, &C., being
coasucted of granite, and granite exits in large
quantities and convenient for all purposes.
This 10 ono Of the finest water powers and tewz
sitss combined in the nissssppi Valley, and to per
sons purchasing any or a of the seven mill sites nov
ready for sale, extra inducements will be given,
tho parties have the capital necessary to erect
operxte arst-class saw sad douring mills.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
NEW MEAT MARKET,
rIr1r 1 aorrrzr

$3.50 rLE1n / aoErrEN
Have sps1sd neat market On st. Ger"
asaia street, At Hooper, old stand, whore
yea ssa xst anything in the Hns Of nest,
= reasonable - 1T any place !. Tho city.
i" 7hey wtll supply their sastsnsrs with the
b>st $I
az Nh 49, =
BEEF, HUTTON And VEAL.
e1l al other kinds Of meat 70 bs lad Il
t1o country, sad have got The Aestsst s1d
udiest market in the city. u
Give them call and see for yourselves.
81. Cloud, July "A, 1872. vl6n1-tf
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Last year the Senate stood IL Dsne
Gratis aud 20 Republicans, and Il
House 81 Democrat. to "a Rspubieaa
= Republican minority On joint b'llo
Of SO, which has ksea iasrsassd sssord
ing to tho above to 81. q
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ALSO FOR SALE;

4 oN1-rHIRD INTEREST in tho entire water
power property, at ground floor aelrss, to any
psrsou who can swing the capital to take and
carry one-third.
For farther information apply to
r. r.. DELANO, Agent,
s..k 1.psds Water Power Company,
ssp12Sm ST. PAUL
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Philadelphia, Dec. 27.-The sa.
has blooksdsd al ths highv.ys N
temp narlly suspended the receipt .ns
delivery Of merchandise. :,
Little Rock, Dec. 27-Ths vssths
has moderated : little, but neither th
ground nor ice has thawsd any. II
loo il four inches thick o. the river.
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TRADES MFG CO.,
Manufacturers of
HARNESS and COLLARS

II Nicollet 81. MinnoapOliS Nlnn.
Deal largely in al kinds of fine HARNESS
A largo assortment Of all kinds Of
j ,CTR IN KS
WhlcA W will also naAufacturs to order. Repair
ing done BY Practical Workmen. We keep on hand
for sals large assortment Of
j. Bu6alo Robes,
,1sDssial attsntion IL called to our stock Of
PINERY HARNESS.
For which W manufacture
Heavy Wsol Coll~rs, Horse Blankets
and WHIPS.
The largest Stock ever brought to this market
JOHN II. ARNELL, President.
K r. = ~AsC. MURPHY, aec'y and Treas
. pixeSta1yi 1ohm II. Afnell n. o. Murphy, II, Z,
s1tee11i v. u NcQalluns.
!-Ai16eaool1;A Apr: 1, 1s73.
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T. J. BoNHAM,

Rrsstiesl Tinsnith. and Dealer IL
r. NV A r Il.