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The Chicago Tribune. money ar.
tisle says !: ''The low prices Of grain
have made farmers teel poor, and the
unfavor.ble weather cf April and May
cut of the usual spring trade Of the
merchants. Bankers seem to be tho
only ones who have made money this
spring. The average profits Of this
city during the last six months have
probably been at the average rate Of
IS per cent per annum. Bat for the
next two mouths the profits Of money
lenders are likely to be less. Money
is accommodating, and rates Of interest
are likely to be lower before they are
higher 8
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Tho superintendent of Delegates which has been
fixed upon. is based upon the Republican vote for
General Grant in 1872; one delegate for each ESQ
votes and major fraction thereof, and also one for
each county at large.
Officers of County Committees or local Clubs will
confer = favor by sending to the Secretary Of the
State Committee the names of delegates as soon as
selected by County Conventions that printed rolls
may be prepared for the use of the Convention.
By order Of the Republican State Central Commit
tee. @. STEBBINS, Chairman.
b. N. MoLAREN, Secretary.
Dated st. Paul, May Gath, 1873.
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4s5{sEz AAVA1A9ANx 0OV1O0Ds
The number Of Lisselrs Living
Age,tor the week ending July 9th be-.
gins ! new volume, and i ! good one
with which % begin subscription.
II bas the following valuable articles /:
!" Darwin On Expression = ''Amatsur
Theology - "Plussian Ecclesiastical
Laws an instalmsnt Of "Ths Two
Brothsrs,'' tale BY the distinguished
French authors, NM. Erckmapn.
Ohatrian; and Of 1.-THE .Prssootas Of
Pamphlets, j" b. The author Of the
charming atosy dorothy Fox )" with
poetry, etc, Li tell 4 Gay, pabli.h.rs,
Doetoo' syss i sv5 ysts st1oaa HI 80 ~
1 The ,Al.liss for JAY H. axssapitAl
number, both - sssasda its,Ast andits
Liseratars. IL opens with . falkpsss
ILLUSTRATION, printed In tiAts> and %.
titled "Catsh Him r. .''Mooalieht on
the Shenandoah" is The title Of the
first ofFa series. Of Eve illustratious
drawn BY Mr.. J. D Woodward, whose
themes are the scenery of the Old Do
miniou. Mrs. Elsa Greatorex TRIMS
ports us back TO Old New York, lin her
spirited 81. etoh of"Hell Gate Ferry
The literature Of The. Azd;ne IL always
excellent There are four good stories
'"Sugaring OFF, "Return 10 Peace"
'"The Comet" and 'The Turkish Sup
per-" Tho more solid articles ore q
readable editorial on "The Old Domin.
ions" and "a Life's Romance" . brisi
memoir Of the Countess Potoski. Al.
together the number il remarkably
good Subscription prieo $500 in.
cluding Ohromos :"Villags Belle" and
"Crossing the Moor" james Suttoa
/ Co, publishers, So MAIDEN Lane,
N Y. 49, =, 57...Ei@ !, ~ :. -.,
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ACCORDING to tho New York Times
President Grant is determined to find
out the reason Why he did not prompt
~ receive the dispatches about bis
ather's condition. It appears that he
received three ofthem together. had
he received them promptly he would
have reached the bedside Of his father
in time to see him die. 1t would 10
well it the telegraph companies should
receive attention from sor. ebody. There
is no monopoly th:.at exhibits a more
fully devslopc:l spirit of don't.o.re.a.
o'roa'''s ness, and help.your.self.if: you
CAP than does the telegraph. Prompt
ness IN sending dispatches is ono of the
last things thought of.
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FROM CA11roRN1A.-M. 8. Quiggle,
of this CITY, who went 70 California
some months ago with view to 10.
eating in that State, returned on Sat.
q! day last, and is now fully satisfied
with Owatunna and Minnesota. He
says that the only advantage possessed
by that State over others is its scenery.
The climate is mild, but the dust of
the dry summers is almost uncomfortable.
and it is SO thick that the people ore
compelled to wash their houses every
few days to make them look respeota.
bic. The only way they raise vegeta.
bles and flowers is by having fountains
in their yards, 10 the cities, and it re-.
qulres much time and labor to keep
them in q growing condition. The
grain crop is always unreliable, aud
this year there are thousands of acres
which will not pay the harvesting.
The people generally are worse of than
they are here, and debts and mortgages
stare you in the face everywhere. -
O,oatonna Journal. f - 3 Il. ri. 1 's..yss
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IMPRISONMENT for life is the sen.
tence pronounced on Frank Il. Wal.
worth for the murder of his father.
His counsel will ask for new trial. on
a bill of exceptions they have prepared.
The young'man displays an indifference
to bis situation amounting almost to
contempt. -:
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SINCE the conclusion of the Alabama
treaty, English investors have been
steady buyers Of United States Bonds.
The amount Of these bonds exported
already this year is estimated at $40,-
100000. >.s....%.. .,<..~
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An official statement Of the debt
Of the State and municipalities Of Mis-
souri, has been published. The debt
upon which tho State pays interest is
$18, $4,000. The desss Of eighty
counties amount to $22, eoe, 900, while
those Of thirty six other counties have
not yet been reported. :. The taxable
valuation Of the property in the State is
put at $5S2,Oo0, 600, and the popul.-
ton 1921 ,29s. .'s..:.,' s.
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NEAREY oil the wholesale merchants
in New York closed their establish.
ments from last Thursday until Monday.
Either business must be distressiugly
dull, or else it must take a long time
for q New York merchant to recover
from the effects of the Fourth.
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BISMARCK, D. r.; July @4.-The
main command Of the Ysllovstons q.
petition Joined Geo. Rosssr's engineer
corps, June 27th,: forty five miles .vsss
Of Fort Abraham Lincoln. Tho On.
gineer party experienced : terrible hail
storm June 24th, 'whioh >stampsded.
horses and stock, overturned wagons,
and injured the msn, and obliged them
to await the arrival of the main com.
mand before resuming the march. Gen.
Stanley's command crossed tho Big
Muddy on the 9th ult. Gen. Rosser
expects to reach the Yellowstone, By
the first Of August. Lieut.. Col. Brad.
ley leaves the; main command of the
expedition at Little Missouri, and pro-
ceeds with twelve companies Of infantry
and cavalry to relieve the companies
now there, and build a stockade around
Enc STORES.
Col. Baker arrived to-day at Fort
Abraham Lincoln, with q train OF ff-
ty wagons and escort to procure for
age. He will return At once. No
trouble with the Indians a. yet expert
eneed. The expedition is, to-day sixty
miles out. All we'll. Heavy rains and
winds have retarded the. expedition.
Somewhat flattering Indications Of coal
are seen. The line Of survey thus IA.
is feasible, practical and considered
good. :, 49,.
Heavy hail and wind storm here
yesterday; two houses were blown over,
but no person was injured.
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And now comes anothee Northern

And now comes another Northern
Pacific Railroad. Il is announced that
the construction Of the Russian Trans
Continental Railroad, to connect the
Baltic Sea WITH the Pacific, through
Siberia, will be commenced q soon Is
arrangements can be made, and. proba.I
BY before The end Of this Jear.
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LATE NEws ITEMS.

Twill OVuUIz 10 NJ Y l0uu0s
-Helmbold, the buchu man, is re-.
trieviog his fortunes by shipping pota.
toes from Berlin to London.
Prof. La Fontaine, of Brooklyn,
Micb., was instantly killed at 1onis on
the afternoon of the zth by falling from
q balloon.
The Shenff of Clay county, Ken.
lucky, has arrested = man named
James Turner, charged With thirteen
murders.
1t was the rare fortune Of Jesse
b. Grant, lately deceased, to be the
only man who ever lived to SEQ his
son elevated to the Presidency Of the
nation. 49,
1t is rumored that Senator Window
will advocate 4 national doubls-traek
freight railway from New York To- the
Mississippi, - . solution Of the trans.
portation problem. -. i.
"A citizen Of Connecticut, recently
introduced to . newly married uao,
congratulated him warmly, aud said !:
"Ah, these Litehae'd county girls
make clever wives I've had three Of
them." $=.y@itt@., ..Gss ..t3-5s. j. s.et ! -
DIR. Font.,ns, of Spencer, d.as ;,
was held in $4,000 bonds On Monday
for manslaughter in oausisz The death
of . child by: using small pox virus
for vaccination instead Of vaccine mat.
ter. ~ 49, 49, @Gz
| The Shah Of Persia, before IL ayins
London, made many presents, fnelud.
ing eight thousand dollars 70 Che Ter.
wants Of Buckingham palace and twelv.
thousand to the policemen stationed
there. ':,...5 ,.,* . ~
Two gentlemen, two ladies and ,
boy we're sailing in : boat At Chippew,
on the 18th. They got into the rapids,
and were carried over Niagar. Falls.
The parties are not known. Pieces Of
the boat have been found. sE5'
The two Iowa youths who had I
shooting match about : young Idly al.
noupced themselves mutually satj16ed,
when on the second round apisce, both
remained unhurt, but the third Of ii.
bystanders was wounded. < ~. /
Tho friends Of Vice Prs.idenl
Wilson still continue to hear unplsea nnt
news in regard 70 his health. They
are informed that 10 i mnch prost,rat.
ed, and their hopes for % immed iase
recovery Of his strength arc moi
strong. ;: !. . -.
a dispatch from St. Petsrsb ure; on
Sunday s,ys: ut is officially an.
nounced that the Khan Of Khiva and
oil his Ministers, who fed from the
capital upon the approaoh Of tho Rhs-
sian troops, have returned and submit
ted to General Kaufmann, beseeohiDg
his olemenoy add imploriDg his NOR.
ciiul consideration. The General,
pending his disposition Of their oazes,
has placed them under guard
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TIE editor of the Mankato Record
having occasion to refer to the editor
Of the Union, does so in the gentle
words following, viz, to wit
"This bacf-alley scavenger is q pretty
brute to pirate about courage" = 80
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. narrow belt, and swept everything in
its traok-houses, fences, trees and
erops-as clean ~ the mowers scyths.
In Parsons three houses ware struck BY
Lightning, but with no serious damage.
The rain came down all night in per.
feet torrents. Much damsge has been
done to the wheat and corn crop.
Nebrasks not yet heard from
ST.. LOUIS, July 3.-The storms Of
. few days past have done great dam.
age to property Of various kinds in this
and adjoining States. At Springfield,
No., night before last, tho WOODEN mill
Of L. K. Smith was demolished and q
large stock Of wool and manufactured
goods destroyed.
The storehouse Of q. L. Kraft was
also ruined and several buildings blown
from their foundations aud greatly
injured. The Methodist Church, at
Otterville, Mo. was totally destroyed,
aud several houses badly damaged.
The growing crops were also severely
injured in many localities, and wheat
especially. That in shock has been
much damaged. In seine places it is
said not more than one.half 4 crop will
be saved.
CINCINNATI, July Tho hope
was generally entertained that the
storms which have prevailed with such
destruotiveness throughout Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio, during the past
week had given way to clear weather,
but dispatches received from various
points on the line of road from Vincen.
mes to Indianapolis to this city, and the
line of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Indianapolis Railway, and thence south
to the Ohio river, indicate that raiu
again set in to-day and this evening.
| JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July T.
From midnight on Saturday to eight
this morning, the rain that iell here
was III inches.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 8.-To.day
is the first for . week or more that il
has not rained 10 this city. In south
s,n Illinois the country is almost del
uged with water. Great damage ha.
been done to wheat, oats and hay
which in the southern part Of tn
State had just been harvested and wer'
still In the 6sld, while in central 1lli
nois harvesting had just began. Th'
grain 10 southern Illinois ID reported
- sprouting, and in tho centre Il
lis blown down go that much will b,
lost.
! CHICAGO, July ga hurricane
passed over Odin,. ILL.,, last night, blow
ing down houses. I:
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 9Th
} most destructive tornado of the seasol
passed over this city aud vicinity abou
eight O'Clock last night. ~
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MANY localities in Wisconsin, Kan.
sas, Ohio, Indiana and Missouri will
remember the last Fourth of July
much longer by the misfortunes the DAY
brought than by any of the celebra.
tions: A terrible storm and hurricane
destoyed number of lives and much
property. Full particulars in another
column.
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Col. butcher, Of St. Paul, sold
bis horse, Red Wing, just after the
Chicago races, toA. w. Richmond, of
Buffalo, for $l2, 200. go - s ss.S54
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The agents of the Russian Mennon.
ties have returned from Fort Garry
It is understood that tho lands exam.
ined in Manitoba and Dakota do not
please them as we'll as those IF Mime
sofa. The probability, little short OF
certainty, is that the great body Of this
immense immigration will 6ud homes
in Minnesota. While in Manitoba, the
deputation was attacked by party of
Red River half.breeds, and compelled
to take refuge in public house until
rescued by a squad of soldiers. r. .
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TIE Postmaster at Worthington had
1915 on Wednesday which will do
him no Goodnow. He, with others,
was riding on West Lake in sail
boat, when stopping over the side of
the boat, a pocket book containing
$50 in currency and sos in notes
dropped from an inside pocket of his
coat into the water. Mr.. G.. sprang in.
to the lake, but could not clutch the
sinking pocket book, and With difficult
ty reached the shore himself.
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John Scotland, who was shot 81
Pennington bY cr.sy man. died Of bic.
wounds On SUNDAY.
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A CHICAGO dispatch Of Monday
says: "There will tomorrow be cir
culated on Change for signatures Pc
titlon to the railroad and warehouse
commissioners for the establishment of
the grade Of Minnesota wheat in this
market. The list is headed by the
signatures of the managers of the
Northwestern, Burlington and Illinois
Central roads, who intend, should the
project carry, to keep such receipts
separate from other grain"
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Fourteenth Annual Republican State Con-
vention, will be heldat St. Paul, WEDNESDAY,, THE
SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D., 1873, at Il 4.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for tho fol-
lowing State 0fcsrs TO DO filled At the next general
election, viz: 49, s.ag,.-.
GOVERNOR, t@s@
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, .e
SECRETARY OF STATE
STATE TREASURER,
ATTORNEY GnNERAL. II S''
The counties will b allowed the following dele.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM
i've miles this side Of New Munich. For
sale cheap and on easy terms. Inquire Of
49,. JOHN VANDERSLUIs,
jun26 .2m ~@..-< = I'd st. Cloud, MINI.
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In September last William Milton.

In September last William Milton.
of Red Wing, Formerly = member of
Co. K, 9Th regiment started for Mon.
tana Territory with span Of horses
and wagon, some household goods and
$4,000 in money. About fifteen miles
beyond Fort Rice, D. T., he was sud-
denly attacked by three horsemen, who
had overtaken him some time before,
brutality beaten, robbed Of everything
aud left for dead. With great difficult
ty be made his way back to tho Fort,
where he remained in the hospital until
this spring. He returned to Red Wing
last week, bear,ng with him to scars
received from his would 20 murderers.
Mr.. Milton expresses himself As en-.
tirely satisfied. with all he has seen west
OF the Missouri, and will spend the re-.
m':nder Of his days in Minnesota
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TIE TRADE
Q e .o*
St. PAUL j, M INN,
FOR 1873.


s~-~-~~.=-- ---&~z,>4.
Wb, p..r and Manufacturers st. Paul. would
call the attention Of the North
vest tho fact that inducements
p0e than ever before and the lowest market
prices Receiving Ea
rope and relying our location shipment
any point desired enabled other
market the all
Of farm products and shippers advantage
menS to our Commission Merchants
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:
' s as'' s s:'1 :1s 70 West
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srArrospns
P.' H faass Co., Co., Il: Ss s''' o R''' s's Third
BOOKSELLERS AND srAroNERs
SHOES
Fe sg 8 1arbo1 s. Thirds
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Quny Henry Mills and25
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS WALL PAPER, &c.
John Mathe', Strong
CHINA, GLASS, oUEENswARE
Marvin Son. 1873 Third Pollock,
r.. CIGARS AND
B9 sse 3s;s ns S ST. as 81 1'
S. Campbell B e. 112 P.nt Co.'s Third
-~.... COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
Granger & Hodge, 1ol Third
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
S$ 5 $2 s $ ~.
No. Pa e. s :: Ss;s B. H''' " Jackson
~@t;%Afs1EtE#t fCoNFEcT1oNERs
---..-- "-''. COPPER AND BRASS WORKS:
A' Walter 81 : pooRs st. SASH BLINDS AND nouhDsas.
Deoou 9Th and Jackson Bndho Monss Co, 9Th Cedar
drugs MEDICINES CHEMICALS
Noyss Cutler Biggs
ss : s''f " and ~ Ss s ill., 2s. Third ssa ap
William 1s'' 1876 Third st o,o-
N B Ha"ood ITO Third ! rsohner Bros 124 rhrds
'~''''' ruRsruRr
dandM shuey,
GUNS, RIFLES, SPORTING GOODS.
VIM Bukhard 1870 Third Martin Kennedy, 157 Third
h Co.. 1 and sy BH R s :os rAra
Ec Mont orhd 126 Jackson
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
s s:'1 1! e EFT Third S s N.Y.: % Third
| ~a4 ~4e.A ...~.
e. IRON NAILS AND STEEL.
Neh Dean g Thirast -.
Richardson (wArcHMAkBRs MArERlA1s)
1855. .:->*: LEATHER AND FINDINGS
11THoaRAPH1NG ENGRAVING.
St. Paul Publishing Al Third
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS.
1 F. h Co. ss5 1s .n Pin rs ' $1 o's' 9S Third
MACHINERY, RAILROAD SUPPLIES
wooly
opsnAsm Co., h.n)
! NOTIONS TOYS, SC.
- ' - ' PAINTS OILS WINDOW GLASS; Sc.
! ~. PAPER MANUFACTURERS
Giesen Rooen,
| DEALERS
N ' ''' 2Horca azs a1t' STOCK FRAMES &c.
Zimmerman PIG Third ct |
|
90
I sADDLERY HARDWARE.
lMoehous& Robert Schmidt & 8
i MANUFACTURERS.
American Safe Halls
| Co,Ag
| IL Jackson
! SEWING MACHNEs-wH oLEsALE AGENTS.
Growers Baker Sewing Machine 16s Kaon Noy, Agents
|
Davis Machine Null Weed Sewing
| ford, Gen. Agtr 124 Jackson field Manager Thrds
J '.5z"" ;" >;, STOVES AND HOLLOW
Comtook, Castle
/ ss>xr< TRUNK MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
crppn Epson, 12s Third
! II 80 ~. WINES LIQUORS.
Beaumont Etr, 15 Third st Peabody
| N Bownn Shley
. Behtb 297 &Heck8 Jackson
Retail Business of ST. Paul,
We would advise parties visiting
in their respective
rt0 stock 0hiNh hov willie nof rom1vn
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for very broad laugh, only there are !
half dozen persons who cannot SEQ just
where it ought to come 10.
--Tc-day'sSt. Paul and Minneapo oils pa
pers With reports Of Wednesdays doinss at
Fort Garry, state that the Court is still sit
ting. and great excitement prsvails. BEN
son, who furnished and drove the team used
In arresting Gordon, was in the Witness
box aud his evidence tends to exoulpate the
prisoners. The action Of Attorney Geler-
al Clarke is grossly unjust throughout,
and there 10 manifested determination to
show tho accused persons no kind Of fair
play. Gordon's money has overcome What
ever ideas Of justice may have prevailed
among the court officers Of Manitoba. >>
{, Mr.. L. r. Bentley. Formerly Of this city,
now Of Winnipeg, has been arrested ~ an
aooonplios, as has also his clerk, named
Smith. a9af, IA! ..>. .,-3gaa 2a,lt3 RI r.
Hon. J. G. Burbank, Of st, Paul, Who
was in Manitoba At the time, narrowly o.
capped arrest. He reached Fargo on Tues
day night, on his way home.
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Retail Business of st. Paul.


stocks
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-11-20
Three Good Bargains.

A house and lot, situated OIL High street
in the town of Winchester. The house 1,
a good, comfortable one. A good c~istcrn,
a good stable and other outhouses. There
is about one acre and a quarter of ground.
The 10. is convenient to the square and
the most eligibly situated of any in town.
gave $1,000 for it and have put over $500
on it in tho way of Improvements. VIII
take for it now, 5000 cash, and transfer In.
surance policy.
ALSO,
A 2-story frame building on the square,
fronting 20 feet and built OH a lot that runs
back $50 feet to a l4-foot alley. There are
4 rooms 60 the building and 1t rents for
$3.50 per annum. viii sell it for $500 cash,
with transfer of insurance policy.
ALSO,
About three acres Of ground on Jefferson
street. under fence, and Will make three
large, splendid building lots. The ground
lies between Jefferson and High streets
and cost me with fencing. over $1,000.
will take 5000 cash for the ground.
Apply to the undersigned, who wants t
sell this property ut these low figures /,
order to get out of debt.
W. j. SLATER.