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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. +

HTIR1n AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL, Double Guns s. and
v'1pwards; Brooch Leaders, $50 to
$3.50; Rifles, Revolvsrs, Dart Guns
|Vl yCap Rifles. Goods sGut to al parts
Vof the country By express .. o. D..
~ ~ ~ ~ to be examined before paid for
We send genuine ". / @. Scott j Sons' Muzzle
Loader, with flask, Pouch, and Cleaning Rod, nicely
boxed. for $35. Send stamp for Price List, SMITH
/ SQUIREs; 523 Broadway and 50 Chatham st.. NY.
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ADVANTAGES MI $&Q SRG5fBEo BY THIS

Il keeps the money in the State.
II insurss Females without extra risk.
+. Itlsa6 liberal - il consistent with per-
1sptsssnrity.
Ills ssaiusted BY. men whose integrity
q sharaeter and busiuess ability sre vol
known throug hout the State.
1T rsssi7es . high rate Of interest On ito
lo&A0. =,
Il rate efnertslity must BE- lev by res-
cen Of IL healthfal climate Of Minapssts.
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Minnesota Mutual
LIFE
Isnurance Company.
OFFICE:

HUME VFE1CE:
IS-AINT PAUL.
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p<ooRN1ER2 SAILED.

poR SAVANNAH. siesmsatp sss ysc'~io Nov PC O.
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schermrrlon and nurse Mrs. souourac Mr. f. Mason
Mrs T. Mason Mr. Geo. Tmmns and servant Ge3 De Goro1
Mis- sone Lockwood Mr. L. sEsede J. J. MoreEs Mrs nos
Mr. MOrera Miss Mara Moe Mr. E@'9gel soreIs' n zen
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my Pennington Hse Pennington Mr. Durae AOs'e' Nine
Rosset Ar r. COLLECT, Nine. Ionuel - -, 9,
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bon samuel Davidson BurnhAm Mis- Parker James Greye
Ae, shepherd jane. GTsH wiae, lanes 1--we. Thomas
Blackjack John w Red James f.lIeI IT, smith, h3' S''
FOR LVERPoOLi 'ta~,ap 1a,tla@ NOV, zg s LyOo
John Hunter George B9rzes N BSTgss, Ms ,o,s G. Ger
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John G. KAY Mr. aaeu Harry white Mrs 'R9[aod n na
Mr. Evans, Mr. hoonson ii-ly Mortimer H. Den''D' ~" s"
G II. TAYLOR, Mrs. A. Motley.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court. on
Saturday the bankruptcy proceedings in this district
AGAINST Jay Cooke Co.. adjourned till next satur
day as were also the bankruptcy proceedings against
the Union Trust Company.
In the case of Abraham R. Van Nest and
wife against Thomas o. Thompson and Mary o. N
Thompson, infants implicated with Adelaide Thompson
and others and against Carrie ~ Thompson and Frank
G. A. Thompson, T. Wilbur Burd. who has been sp-
pointed Guardian dd Item 10 the infant defendants gave
bonds in 5000 each suit on Saturday for the 1aIhiu
discharge OF his trust. The bonds were appro'eo by
Judge Fancher.
VIM +. Howe applied, on Saturday, to Judge
Fancher for writ Of IN the OF Bernard Wen
zer removing the proceedings to the Court OF Appeals
Judge Fancher at granted Mr. Howe's application
making the retrnable on Dec IT, when the inpor
question touching the constitutionAty OF inc act
Court OF Special Sessions appointed by the Mayor
will come up for final adjudication.
A. s. Jones was arrested on Saturday after
noon by Depaty Sheriff Jarvis at the suit of Clement N
Ruter Mr. Rutter has begun action 10 the Supreme
Court for the recovery OF 6 and interest paid by
him TO Jones ve first mortgage bonds OF the Buffalo,
Ney.York and Erie Railroad. The transaction took
place on Aug g. 1873 Subsequently Mr. Rutter dseov-
Fsncher granted order Qr the arrest OF Jones' And IL
was immediately executed by the Deputy shern Tho
Judge nYed bail at 900. In default OF when Jones
wa committed TO Ludlowst Jail. The counterfeit
sold ut 0t
During the past week there were proved before
surrogsc Vseder the Wills OF Charlotte H. Bacon, Bar
bsrs Rusrabes. Hehardl Proctora Alexander Simpson.
RObt etsshpoIs wiliso Rudais. Jsnss hsddss' Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
FULL LISTS or THE CANDIDATES.
The following are complete lists of the can
ddates of both parties to be voted for IN Texas tomor
row dec. y:
THE COURTS.
ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES.

The December term of the State Courts,
which will begin to-day, will be an exceedingly mpor-
tant one expected it will be marked by the dis
position of many more Ring cases. There are many
rumors entirely unfounded, however, In regard To the
order in which the suits will come mp some holding tha
Genets trial is 10 have the precedence and others that
Judge Ingraham Will only occupy the bench IN the Court
nj over and Terniner for about week. TO give Judge
Davis short period for rest and that then the latter
will resume his In that court. Judge lngrahams
time being occupied in the trial of minor criminal cases
In Supreme Court, Chambers Judge Brady VIII pre-
side in Part L. Judge Barrett, and III fart IL Juuge
Van grIint In the Superior Court, Judges Barbour,
Curtis and Van Worst will preside at General Term
Judge Freedman at Special Term, Judge M0ne AT iIai
n In the Court OF Common Pleas, Judge Loew WIN
preside al Special Term Judge G. T. DAILY al fart l.,
tre1t: Judge Iarremore Part H., Circuit, and Judge
Robinson at Equity Term.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN WALLS.
MONDAY, DC, j.
No steAnship hsiis

No steamship hhB
TUESDAY Dc. ..
Nv CITY close
Supplementary Mail for double letters and printed
40 steamship sails At from Pier No 10 ~ H.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 3. =,
Mails Queenstown aud Liverpool per tne
H,t.d, elose Al NAL for double postage
letters and printed closed At ,be PostOmce
s,sansht sail. from Pier No. t6 N. X S2pp
Piusssa Closed NAL Is sen By this Inc II,
Por German Mail direct by the steamship br-mer mn co ~
ii 10. m kuppmeptary Mail for doae-postags letters anu
pnpsl matter closed at III. PoOee Steamship 'Aii' at
D. N from Pier . Of Thrdst., hoboseu
THURSDAY DEC. L.
Mil 10, Bsfepe via Cherbous Hsmour per retn
80 IN. Supplementary MAJ loI .Vs
pss.r, ~ Al the PossOne AZ lio
NJ sLamshp 81 o from foot Of Thirist Hosokes
the steamship CITY OF herda oo
supplementary Mail for dosbsPossAfs es.ep ana
printed matter Al the Postonoe s2&OP STEAMSHIP %
fRIDAf. DHc. g. q,
Msns for Panama Aspnvs the Ceos Amsreaa and sosn ~
AZ norts ,t Der Colon. oloe 81 ~ o~A"
sSlp sais ., IL n, from Pier No. az N X a..
Nall Neufoundsnd close a. tie Nsish r"'S"'s WV w
81 D. O., via nahhI D., oae, .x,,,
sATURDAI. Disc. g. ~ =,
Britain and Ireland ". 3ase en ~ ~,
So.bs posrs k,tsr eiesd :. me
So isO pa steamship saik 81 n hes WINE ~" D'e''
W. "a Br,u.s Nail via seeshanpss By ths steamship
ksi,u printed eossd 81 the Postonee i'o
ssssssship foot Of Thru ST. hooeasa
pr,cs t,ermss ssd Pfassr Mail sent ~ TIA, hss
naln hs Bsvaas sy tie steamship Csea, ee~ -
..s., 70 s.sss2 q Hs PsssOees 246 Steamship sails
q 3 p from Pier No . n -, s.,
Ssn wsss City Of sss Antonio s's
S,sssss,p ss,s ., > bss na H. 2okk
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A pEFAUITrNG CASHIER SENTENCED.

In the United States Circuit Court, on Sat
urday. IN sentencing Frank L. TanOr the defaulting
Cashier Of the Atlantic National Bank, to seven years
imprsonnent in the Albany Pententiary Judge Bene-
diet said
You we're not tempted 20 this crime by hunger nor Nv
poverty by the fear of penuty and nnd therefore,
In your case but single mitigating circumstance
which enables me infct less than the full PUNISH
ncn The temptation yOu were put IN IN this establish
,oeut was greater than should ordinarily attach to
casner bank This out of what seems TO me 10
be the culpable If not criminal conduct OF some or the
officers OF This institution II impossible that these
fraudulent IN their character ana
hazardous their naturecOud have been perpora TED
Inv the cashier bank without the knowledge OF the
president directors they performed their duty
They did not perform that duty but lett you without
that proper supervision which, cashier you should
have had and therefore, you incurred the temptation
under which you fell. This IL the only circumstance OF
mitigation which lind in your case.
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.
Mr.. cREswgLL's PLAN RIDICULOUS.

MR. CRESWKLLS PLAN RIDICULOUS.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR Reading the abstract of the forthcoming
report Of the Postmaster General, published in The
TRIBUNE Of Saturday last see that considerable at
tention is given to the imperfect arrangements
rounding the collection Of hostages newspapers sent
20 regular subscribers, Of which class am a member
Now, with all respect for Mr. Creswen I cannot but
think that the method he suggests remedy is simply
stupid and ridiculous, and that no person in the
Ieast familiar with the mailing OF newspapers at the
oice OF publication would be silly devise but Mr.
rreswell 20 have peculiar faculty for making
such plans and no who has been at all
abe conduct OF the PostOice Department will be
prised at his latest production. well aware that
there 10 ample for Improvement In the matter Of
making collections and there are better ways to attain
the desired end than have been yet preached. have
but single weekly paper coming regularly TO me- but
my experience in receiving even that one has been
varied enough 70 furnish much food for reflection upon
the bad manag cement OF the postal service II became
necessary some time ago through my business TO change
resdepee frequently from one citV 10 anotber' Ano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Moore sentenced, on Saturday, Eliza Hem
years imprisonment Kings County fenenay ior
bgaBY Samuel d. Dare pe,de guilty Of grand larceny va"
sentenced to one year IL the prison
Justice Sherwood sat at the Jefferson Market
Police Coar YESTERDAY committed John sheridan o. 70 -
Twenty hihst who accused Of stealing Jewels yse Al VVV
nom the house Of William L. strong Of No 20 west lhrteWs
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday justice
Morgan committed Tor ns Panek Knes aeens oil naynK sool
John Kelly of No l3 Mo, the house No 2s ue9ss iise'
Committed charge stealing goods Ese H. SO' anu De
longing to Samuel Poisk Of No 10 hottsi Nov ID
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Justice tr1urg committed George Carnne "so'ke " ~
Joeph P, MARI Denpsey and KITTY k"gef- o @ t
charge Of being implicated robbery OF rfo ~efh o. Nv NUN
the store II Aaron Kmpsr No. go Grandst on foa Sn"
In the United States Circuit Conrt on saturday
Judge Benedict denied for tr. m be CO. o.
Wainwright. who eeentlr found guilty o. acng Nv I
for 81 the alleged have been mpeatel
VALLEY Dstey frauds. The Grand Jury presented s h
against the following: Joseph Warren nnFier on INC heh
John Brodie ani Henry Feund sstrg as nsaiuta
for tobaceoust Matthew Richardson pefutt IN tDu
LsDg Jacob Piachy Peter Dsiy John Biser '1m,s
Moore and l.. Weigod held in 5000 BAL eaeh P oou
missioner Davenport for selling sl.y without P'{,ns 1e p ~,
Henry A. Preutss aren't Of the Posomce
this aud 1dtpwn charged with erbAhs '1Vi
his In IS 900 ball William 'ahgn anu
Edward Butler charged smuggling 10 boxes Of cigars on 1o
City Of Merida 81 900 bail each BY oonm''0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

Gunxenhauser, and Anna r. Taylor, an Of Brooklyn
Letters Of administration granted on the estates
Of Maria Grussman, executrix Alfred Carlton Louis
Gunzen hauser Ann Mahon, Delaney W. KDevels, WIN.
T. Nichols, Mary Monahan william Carroll. Livingston
4. Bartholomew. Walter Brader. Frances +. Mitchell.
and Bridget Grady all OF brooklyn. Letters OF guar
dansip Tor the person and estate OF Laura ID. Much
more. Alfred E. Muchunore Walter p. Muchmore Allen
W. Pierson, aud r. una G. Pierson were granted To
Maltby g. Person; OF Ellen Iannigan TO Juha Leaney.
Of william F. TO Barziar r. Pond Of Charles 10 Thomas
Carroll OF Rupert and Albert Seig 10 jacob MaIqnarut
OF JenDie L. to Maria Davis all Of Brooklyn.
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ANOTHER STOKES JUROR SENTENCED.

Robert Porter, the juror in the trial of
Stokes who had indicted for disobeying the orders
OF the Court in leaving the Aston House with officer
without permission Of the Court, and visiting various
dsrepuable places and talking about the subject OF the
trial was arraigned Saturday in the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer to answer to the indictment He pleaded
guilty and Judge Davis sentenced him TO two months
lmpriscnment In the Tombs and fined him 500.
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DFCIsIONs-Nov %.

supreme Observation-Disclosures, J.-Chrlstai
sg Cuie Rerraee oere. and TO isk proofs Prophet 81
prophei-ReDo confirmed Judgment OF ted CoI' sfsA"
with psnud Custody Of children awadei to psnN
Superior Court Special Term -Sedgwick, o..
Jones McD0nongb-MoOn granted on pa,tnth o. o9,
Menu REYNOLDS sg Cary-Notion dtned er ag' IhlnPs
tSee Men, Miller gt GbbonOder DENYING mouoh 70 ys
Aae-Orter yacsting OT1er Of arrest er
Trust Company sgt Philips e. a.; ktel agt BracAeu ~
Chase; Clements J0ues agt Nodoni huief @9 i"'''
sehwarI.ehh asl MIIer.-Oriers graned
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WHITE STAR LINE.
! FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TlIb
| limited SIAII.S MAII..
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

NFw-YoRK Saturday, Nov %, 1873.
Nothing of particular importance has trans
pred in the horse market OF tue week under review"
As compared with the previous week, trade mas SNOW"
little or no change. The fact that prices now current
for all stock not ranging under the category OF work or
business horses are lowest since several years pas
mas somewhat stimulated inquiry, without, however
accomplishing much toward increasing the aggregate
OF sales. Tue majority OF wouldbe buyers are under
the impression that. owing to me hp MAJ S,a
crisis horse dealers must sell NJ any saerce' anu ne
quently offer less than the New York dealer has paid
the breeder farmer I'm the country The Jew rae-
sced in tbe general market were at from iO0 81 200
per pair of Jargesized and wematched coach horses
and from $3.50 TO $3.50 per head Tor hne aud sysh coupe
These figures represent iroa 81 10 20 per Iehi
less stock OF corresponding sZ yc ana qudLty
was held AT before the panic
less depreciation OF values, although sellers seem well
DIS posed 10 meet the views OF buyers Al the principal
auction maris business has been N'Iy &C., 800.
average Of receipts has been more THAN uouoic OF t1e
corresponding season OF last year.
SALES OF THoRoUGHBREDs AND TRorTINc srocE.
Mr.. J. J. Hopper has sold to Mr.. 0. s. Hubbe OF
Philadelphia two-year-od chestnut ny, by Aberdeen,
ont of the bay mare Kate dam OF the Hamb.etonian
stallion Peabody by imp. Trustee for 5000 ar J.
l. Hopper has purchased rom Mr.. A. I. Huntington
bay yearng colt by Geo. Peabody Tor soN MAJOR
Thomas Morton of the WOodlawu Farm. near windsor,
sold 10 James Irving OF New-YOrk Messenger Duros
twoyear-od cot, Dam the Hall. stella mare Tor s2g
Auction Mart and NewYOrk Tattersds resulted az iOi-
lows; NJ, ~ D.,
Pair ofb ay coach horses ............ 1873 2lOo0
Bay pedng Rival tiamb.etonian an
Brown Ceidirg, sired by Henry ClaJ l9l yo9 01
Bsy hor 10 s lVo w
The situation OF the local carriage trade has hot
changed materially since last weekly review There
has been the same absence of anything resembling ac
tvity In the demand from any source aDu IL Is the gen
orally expressed opinion that trade Will hardly undergo
any Improvement during the remaining part OF the
current year Dealers making the necessary prepA
rations for Winter trade by placing good
proper to mention that Messrs Bradley, Pray Co.. tho
weliknown carriage builders OF No. $50 Broadway have
been appointed sole agents for James GOod n Co.'S
Justly celebrated family sleighs, OF which they have
very large assortment, including the patent Landau
slegh which be perfectly closed during unpeasaBt
weather aud for evening use.
Exports Of CGrrta9ea Export. Of Carr1a9, hdtrsHts
British West ladies, H.. $3.50 Liverpool - packages -
Hay, 30 spokes gov
Csn,tne Republc. l.. QUO
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IN, rae. o5 sun A "a MooO sets 4:Ol
plv-i
Sandy Hoot 45S Gov 5:37 Hell Gate FerT Ii2o
520 Cows isaDd... 900 Hell oAs "en 100
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Orfau 5Iedmfrs

4 NCHOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20
N n R.. OF Dey-.t EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
OLYMPIA " ednesay Dec EifSlA Saturday Dec
VICTORIA .saiard.v Dee q cASrALIA WEDNESDAY Dec
MACEDONIA. .wsddsy. Dec. 10 ANGLA SATURDAY Dec 20
C,nu massage Glasgow Liverpool Londonderry
steamers s65 and return 81 30 currency Saturday,
sos and SIS: $3.50 gold steerge to Gas
gov Liverpool London Qussows Londonderry Belfast BRISTOL OF
Csrdif $50 currency. ant,
Dr,i, Tor any amount Cop,nys onees Bowling
gree New York HbNDhhHON bhoihhho. hseu~
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q corporation Notices

PROPOSALS for BUILDING TWO ENGINE
Il HOusEs-sRALBp PROPOSALS vi 10 receive: g. ~ hse
apser. II ssssk " 'ncsSnAf,
bee 4 1878 fss bsdiae TWO Ra6lNk HOUSE, -,
FOR Tts CIV RsessA Ceess " ~ |" 's
C1u Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

RecorderJohn ConneS John nan
eee Francis Du robbery sheppard Henry Weebreeh
BENJAMIN maloy onous assault and battery John T. lrng
Miehe sete Robert sufage burgln Predret morse Areen'
AMI receiver stolen goods Cssrv Charles smith Isabella
smith grand l,reny William Mas.eon forgery William Kelly
DaTd p pd arceny from MeDeoi rhcma, CAb
bon Dennis og.n, violation Election Laws
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-11
UNITED STATES ARMY BUILDING
OFFICE OF COMMISSARY
" OF SUBSISTENCE,
b.. NEW York, July 2, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS,

IN DUPLICATE, will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock M, August 2. 1878, for furnishing
for the United States Army FIFTY THOUSAND
POUNDS OF TOBACCO, with the power of
increasing the amount fifty thousand pounds
if desired by the Department.
The proposals will state accurately, in detail,
the quality and kind of tobacco, its history, if
any, as to its keeping qualities in hot climates
and in transportation; of what Leaf as to stock
year, and curing the wrapper and filler is made !;
whether the binder is used what casing is used
and when, where, and how to be manufactured;
in what kind of package nut up for shipment
and whether machine or hand made.
The tobacco to be made in plugs, weighing full
one half pound each, and to equal the best grade
of army or navy tobacco not to be lower in
quality than the samples to be seen at the office
of the Depot Commissary, New York city.
The tobacco to be packed in boxes, (caddies) to
contain twenty-on pounds, net each, and the
boxes to be packed in cases. teight to II case)
head-lined.
Samples five cases packed as above required)
of the tobacco proposed to be furnished, must
accompany The proposals, and be referred TO
therein. No conditional future perfection, to
equal sample grade, will be entertained. The
samples furnished will be paid for at fair m ar.
ket rates, if deemed of sufficiently good quality
for sale to troops, if the proposer SO desires.
An officer of the army and an expert will be
required to examine and inspect the tobacco in
the leaf, in the course of manufacture and when
shipped
Two sureties who will agree to guarantee the
execution of the contract, according to its true
intent and meaning, and who will enter into a
bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars to that
effect, if required, will sign bids as well as the
proposer. -.a
TIE right TO reject any and all bids is reserved.
WILLIAM w. BURNS,
jy2-6t Major and g. S. u. S. A.
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A SHORT time since. the Gar of Rus

A SHORT time since, the Car Of Rus
STA issued a severe edict against the Rus
sian young women in attendance at the
University of Zurich, forbdding their re-
turn to Russia. lie has now suspended for
the present the appointment of women to
telegraph Offices, on the ground that the
number Of women employed in these du-
ties is already too large. 1t is furthermore
stated that women in Russia are now de-
prived of Almost the only means by which
they can earn their living, and that even
the advantages of good education are de-
med them, as there is not a sufficient num-
Der Of educational establishments in Rus
STA, and, since the Zurich demonstration,
they are forbidden to 60 abroad.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-11

S. l.. M. BARLOW assures the pubic
that Erie is no,C In the hands of Honest men.
The New York Times doubts Mr.. Bar
lows judgment of honest men, and wants
to know how much money he has made
honestly by his connection with the Erie
road, and what proportion of it belongs to
the stockholders. They offer to pay Mr..
Barlow literally to answer in good faith.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-11

THE Vienna exhibition commissioners
have issued invitations for an international
corn and agricultural produce market, to
be held on 9Th and 9th August, and which
is to be repeated every year. IL is believed
that the corn trade will be greatly bene-
flied by this new institution.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-11

New ORLEANS seems resolved to fol-
low the good example set by Richmond
in regard to dueling. The inquest on the
body of Judge Cooley has resulted in a
verdict of murder against the gentlemen"
who assisted at his butchery. Now 1t
only remains for the other officers Of the
law TO act promptly and decisively upon
this excellent beginning, in order to put an
end to the pactice at once.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-11

GENERAL STANLEY, in charge of the
military expedition escorting the engineers
of the Northern Pacific railway, reports
that the survey Of the road has been made
to point seventy miles west of Bismarck,
Dakota. The route traverses finely
wartered and fertile country, and cuts
through ample coal deposits twenty-seven
miles west Of the Missouri river.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-11

THE subject Of the release of Satanta
and Big Tree is to be referred to council
TO be held next month between the Indians,
the Governor and the commissioner of In
dian affairs. Satanic and Big Tree mean
while lie in the Texas penitentiarY.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-11

PEOPLE notice with curious eye the
badge worn by the Patrons of Husbandry,
and daily ask its significance. Asits mean
ing is such a useful, practicable one, and
teaches sound lesson, we here inform
them of the full expression, for their
profit:
Turf or grass is the foundation, the very
basis of good farming, and from good sod
good grain crops can always be obtained.
Now this Patrons badge, with its green
field, shows the golden pillow penetrating
and driving through the green scd. and then
above it rises the golden sheaf, as the golden
reward of proper farming.