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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Redwood Falls, Ninn., June, 2s, 1873
Nrotice il hereby given that thu fDllcwing home-
IN stead Entries have been adjuged forfeiture flor
having been abandoned BY the claimants for more
than six months The parties will be allowed sixty
days in which 10 die appeal from said decision,
to.wit:
No Name Descrip. Sec. Town Range.
LeviP Dodge neX ? III Il
George H. Within swx II Ill II
4l50 McDonald oh nwk Nh neg 1S liz 81
4794 Pat. Gallaher VII ssq - ia IS
4795 James Hughes h seq q ia IS
S481 Nonsieur n. Andrews nw1 e III 80
0275 John Molin oh svq ~ Ia 80
CAST Chas. Bsily Oh seq III ~
6705 Patric Nolan nh swq 81 III 80
= B.F. SNIrH. Register,
WI, H. KsLLEY, Receiver.
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A suit has been brought in the u.
S. Supreme Court, the result Of which
will be Of interest to the people Of
Minnesota. It is against the state Of
North Carolina, to validate certain
bonds which we're once recognized and
afterwards repudiated BY the Legis-
lature. The question Of the validity
of their bonds is an lmmaterih one to
US. It is . recognized legal principle
that Sovereign State Of this union,
cannot be sued nor its acts judioially
reviewed. Il Is this principle that
has shielded our state from suits BY
the holders Of our railroad bonds.
The principle is ono that has, BY
many, been considered inconsistent
with the theory Of our government. Il
would seem that the authority ought
to rest somewhere and be accessible,
BY which . state could be made to full.
Gil its contracts, If by the manage.
ment of this suit the old theory should
be modified or reversed our state may
expect soon to figure in court.
Mr.. Beecher has, ct last publicly
denied the charges Of immorts 'ity
made against hin aud pronounced,
false, everything in general and par
ticular in the charges. Il stands nov
as matter Of verasity between Mr.,
b. and the parties Who made The
charges. There are very few right
minded persons who would not TAX
his word before that Of tho parties on
the other side. The consistory Of Ply
moth church has arraigasd, Henry G
Bowen on the charge Of libelisg Mr.
Beecher. Bowen u the only one d
the Maligners entitled to respectful
hearing.
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LAW BLANKS for sale 1t
the GAZETTE ofkce.
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WANTED. ". vii, Civ. me. and
Business that will Paw

from - to Ss per day, can b pursued in your own
netghberhood u 10 rare chance for those out Of
employment or having leisure time girls and boys
frequently do ~ we'll - men. Particulars free.
Address J. LATHAM Co.
202 Washington St.. Boston, Nass
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Every "Knight Of the Goose-quill"
thinks that he ID fully qualified to
give some advice to women. She Ger.
tainly viii have no occasion to COM
plain Of the want ofa liberal quantity
Of the article. The following is now
going the rounds.
"a system Of condensed gardening
for ladies: Make your bed in the MORN
ing: sew buttons IN your husbands
shirt do not rake any grievances !;
protect the young and tender branches
Of your family; plant . smile Of good
temper on your face, and carefully root
out all angry feelings, and expect .
good crop Of happiness"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

PREss DEAD HsADs.-Railroads
occasionally complain Of dead heading
but no institution suffers % much from
it ~ the press. A sensible writer has
this to say:
The press endures the affection of
deadheadism from corporations, socis.
ties and individuals. Il il sxpected 70
yield it, interest, it Is required 70
give strength to the weak. eyes 70 the
blind, clothes 70 tho naked, and bread
to tho hungry +; it is asked to cover
in6rmaties, hide wsakaesses, and wink
1t quacks, blassers up dull authors
and aatser the vain; il is, in short 70
be allthiugs to al mon, and If It looks
for pay Or reward il il denounced q
mean and torpid. There i no in
terest under the whole heavens that u
expected to give % nuch to society
without pay or thanks - the press.
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Agent for the Bradbury, Steck, Guild
Il Chase Pianos, and the Mason &
Hsmlin Organs.
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Aay person, Wishing 70 al psrma.
neatly . local agent, viii receive full
and proupt information BY applying
] I, JAMES SUTTON l. CO.,
Publisher.
SO Maiden Laas, New York.
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ORANGE JUDD 4 Co., PvsI,sHrss
as Broadway, New Yerk.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
The Entire Stock going AT COST
THE ST., VINCENT BRAHCH.

THE ST., VINCENT BRAHCH.
From IL. BED R;,..r, S.a1, Oct. %:
Mr.. ]. P. Farley, receiver of tho St.
Paul aud Pacific road came IN Ia.
evening and will remain here : day or
two. Mr.. Farley reports no new do.
velopmeuts, except : moro favorable
feeling on the part Of the Amsterdam
bondholders, since the report of the
agent recently seut out BY them. Mr..
Farley is hopeful Of obtaining renew.
IL Of tho land grant, but whether sue.
esIsful or not The road will be finished
from hsre 10 st. Vincent next season,
and'he also oonSias.s il certain that the
Canadians viii next year build ! con.
Meeting line from 81. Vincent Is Fl.
Garry..' Mr.: F.rley has already hid
ssvtisl intsrvisws With United States
conIuI .Tiylo, stSWinnepes, looking "a
that result, and - . majority Of the
Dominion Parliament il understood 10
% ID hvor Of tho movement, govern.
meut aid 10 expected, Mr.. Farley win
keep section men on the line this win.
ter to look after the property Of the
road, and Immediately upon the OPEN
ing of navigation will put on regular
trains to Crookston, to run in connect
ion with the boats to Fl. Garry
There is no prospect whatever Of trains
being operated this winter. '"~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

A WEEK OF two ego An extract wa
published from the report of Herr Hass
on the Northorn Pacific Railroad On.
tsrprise. The report Of Herr Foltz to
the Union Bank of Vienna has just
been published, and We take from Il
the closing paragraph:
Our opinion, resulting from : thorough
investigation Of all the circumstances in
connection with the Northern Pacific route,
may be summed up briefly - follows :
We consider the enterprise In itself sound
and lucrative tho development Of traffic
will, however, not 30 on 20 rapidly ~ to
insure tho payment Of al tho interest on
the different bonds directly aftsr tho OPEN
ing Of tho line. Wherefore Q definite, re-
serve fund must DO created. Besides this.
the interests Of bondholders do not seem to
be duly provided tor In certain grange
ments Of tho mortgage deed. Should these
objections Be overcome, there viii. in our
conviction, ~ far a. human probabilities
90, DO no room loft to doubt tho VALIDITY ,oi
the undertaking entered into by the North.
ern Pacific Railway In regard to the bond.
holdsrs. But, On the contrary. should ii
Do deter mined to carry ont tho enterprise
in IL present form, 10 should tel our.
selves compelled u designsss, the iuvest.
ment Of capital In bonds in the Nerthara
Pacific here % imprudent aad unsafe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
REPUBLICAN PLAfFORN.
Adopted 1t 1t. Pa~l, J0lylo, 1879.

Reso!sed First, 1ha. the Rspubliesp party eoltinr
~ % b the patty OF pEogrsso and reform That
VIII: plsdgieg ttssN anew 70 tAs CREST prtastpsea
ofuniveEsal frssdem and equal hunaao rikhts with
which It has tiunphsd ID he past. s1d witch II b.
permanently t1cospolaeeHln GovsenDsnt, State aDd
Nstional; Is meets boldly new Qu6Gsteas ~ they
assa in ~ sans spirit Of dsyoe1 70 he rights Of
thasN presents he aEst example Oh crest party
wise and juss enough - eesrseo It. eva eesose and
abuses, =, ~. :. go. ~ 80
Second. That whereas ~ Aspubliea9 paxty hso
evs9 besa the friend Il he oppecesd-see1rins dee,
dom r ths slave, giviAg home y ~ snAlesu. o.
tanning from 1urepeaa eou1ts3ee Q 4eeeepitioI q
clttnenshp here IL aiepted ei1issne-i1 IN rreete
Mn hsaRfysynlashy "a - e1ts1as1 hasd svssy
1ovsnsn41o ssc1fs g aGrSoulssre eal lA1oet tes6
due isAssnsGt intsIs5S nd 1ishtS. :,
Third The psedsalAg, so1neEell 0nd ipdaStIin)
Interests Of ~ ssn16y 1heuld havo ~ beot ~
cheapest modes II tyaasDortasion psable and whIlo
capital invested IN sseh means q eaast vAstAse b
railroad e Otherwise, sh9ud - permitted the right
Of EoasonAblS rsnun1eston: Ill abqeo In thsir nan.
agsnsnt, excessive rates. usjust ~ oppssssivs dis.
cfiminations against Ioeaitiss p>ssons on intsreo
should be corrected hv ~ nd ~ nsnis sboud ~
protected ffom snch xrones and su imnroosr anS
srbit1sry rso Of "a rovis9 novsr Of r1iifnad anal
oth:r coSy,orstions. s'O"s S~"'A " 90"
Fonrth TS.t N An, on,,,or ,.1.s.. .h.,,a T..
vested IN rarosd hsvons Ia oontr, Of
futnre Ierisation IA I'D sueh FL .honS b. an
scted A 1ill Imif Ia inst and ra..onshi. 80. III,
toiIs feiehts and c,1nss ~ rairosd md
ton: and thst tha leoisIs,nra :hond Itch snch
conditions to ali nav crapts and the smenments or
sxtnsion ch.rtsrs a. iil Mac. The ri~ht. ~
le9slative control ovsr arch hevond
o1estion. ---
Filth We heartily applaud tho active measures
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
POLITIOAL.

T. NJ. Metcalf has como out Is an in.
dependent candidate for Representative
in tho Fifth District, 81. Paul,
Tho Republicans of Henpepin county
have put the following strong ticket in
the field = ", x - Z =
7venty. sirth Di,tric.-For Senator: Levi
Butler. Representatives: L. Fletcher,
q. B. Terrell, G. H. Petit and G. H, Ad.
ans.
Twenty: seventh Distries-Represent.tive
Leander 0orton.
Judge Atwater, a lifelong Democrat,
appeared in the convention a . dele.
gate and Vas enthusiastically received.
The Democrats and Liberals Of 81.
Paul have nominated I. 8. Woodruff
for the Senate il opposition to Nj.
Drats, and T, NJ. Meto.lf for Repre-.
sentative from. tho Fifth Ward.
The Official returna give Maeksy. tho
Republican candidate for Treasurer Of
Pennsylvania. : majority Of 90, 1852:
In Goodhuo county tho Republicans
have nominated Gen. L. F. Hubbard
for the Senate, Hon. J. F. Pingerey
as Representative from Red Wing, and
Rudolph Kruger as Representative
from the Second District.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

= The St: Louis Reps6liieaaa"a hes 9
special from Deanisod, Tt1as.f vhisl
s.ys? Lieut. ouinby, fem Fort Rich;
.r.d.os; arrived tbsrs*and reports thti
Ihdi.,s Of thst region very hostile.
Several murders were committed W
them during tho p.st week, and: much
stock run of: A family living neal
Wyichs' was 'butekefed! The settlers
fed to . rsuehe in that vicinity, when
they were besieged by s"lsrgs band Of
lndia6s. Two companies Of soldi5t5
left Fort Richardson on Mosday lin
pursuit of'tte savsgss: There is tho
greatest alarm amsugl tho 'ffobsier :sSt-
tiers. The 'ludlaha are believed 10 30
Camaaches. 4J' 81 .u'' eHoIo3 .of1 /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

R1r1, who vas elected from Map j.
toba to the Dominion Parliament, 70
mans in Montreal; fearing to go to
Ottawa lest he DO arrested for the aur.
dor Of Scott. The French mer abeis
threaten to- withdrex their Support
unless the Ottawa Cabinet p asdr,n him.
There is much excitement in conse-
quence. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

THE eastern papers a1o bringing the
details Of tho recent snow storm in
New York. The Central New York
Agricultural, Horticultural and Me.
ohanical Association held its annual
Fair At utic', October 7th, and tho
exhibition was pretty nearly broken up
by the snow. The Utica Herald, prais-
ing the managers, says:
With . determinations to keep the thing
open until fair weather should come they
went esolutely to work, amid rain and
IN unprecedented snow storm, to prepare
for the exhibition - advertised. Tho pss-
pie seemed to catch tho spirit Of tho mana
gers, and came on, through the storm,
with the articles which they had entered.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
VOTE Fob NJ. p. NOEL.

Vote for NJ. P. Noel for County Sur.
veyo'. Mr.. Noel 10 no stranger to the
people Of Stearns county, having dis.
charged tho duties of the Office; Of Sur
veyor the past dozen or more years in
'asisfacsory manner. He is thorough.
y acquainted with the county and the
government lines In il, aud is just tho
naa for County Surveyor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

A MEETING OF tho, citizens Of St.
Paul va held on Monday to d.tsrnins
what shoald b. done .be.t tazsa. II
v,s found that the city had .ads,t,.
ken too much in u. way Of improve.
ments, and that to meet oil indebted.
nesses would require tax of six cent.
on the dollar Of the assessed valuation Of
the city. 1t was, feared that to levy 50
high tx would drive away investors,
and so it was resolved to levy q tax Of
tour per cent. and issue bonds sufficient
to realize the remaining two per cent,
or S227 400 net. 1t was also resolved
to adopt some means to collect tho
S250.OOO of delinquent taxes in the
city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

. TIE following paragraph, which We
ind in an eastern exchange, indicates
a condition of affairs in this country
which we trust may never change.
One Of the greatest follies of the
American people is their extravagance
in foreign goods, and one that has been,
tor years, draining our gold for export {:
1t IL reported that costly goods are being
reshipped to Europe, because there is no
market for them IN this country ct present.
Silks, satins, velvets. laces and ribbons are
chief among these developments.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
VOTE FOR GEO. 8, SPENCER.

Vote for George s. Spencer for
Judge Of Probate. Mr., Spencer has a
good legal education and possesse, all
the necessary qualifications for the
Judgeship Of the Probate Court. He
is one of the leading business men of
this city, and has the entire confidence
of tho community. He should be
elected.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

The yellow lever h.s b.en very Sc.
we're during the past week in Memphis
ard Shreveport, and in Marshall and
other towns of Southern Texas. The
weather is growing colder and i'm.
provemeut is hoped for from this. Re.
lief in money and provisions il going
forward, steadily from almost every
State, including Minussota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

GEoRaE ARNOLD, of Minneapolis,
tried to commit suicide on Tuesday.
but failed because he "mixed" his
drinks. He put some fish poison in
his beer, bat the beer was too much for
the poison; he then tried arsenic and
whisky, but, psh.Hl what does ar.
'enio amount to when mixed with
whisky ? He will have to take his
poison straight the next time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
1t is not in the range Of possibili

1t is not in the range Of possibili.
ties for tho Democratic party to come
again into power. That is the lesson
it will not learn, and so it lags super.
auous on the stage, hoping for victory
and bowling over whatever gives it the
slightest exense for keeping up its or.
ganixation..'' Tie Democrats :hsYe no
capacity for learning. That, in plain
phrase, is what ais them. It remaipt
to bo seen whether their opponents will
take the lesson of their narrow escape.
.pd profit by tbem.-M P. Tribune.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
1lfIKsqIvING PROCLAMATION 81
THI PRESIDENT.
- a. Rs20t q ~ uhitsa !Satss q Aa1ies:
4 PROCLAMATION.

- a. 1s2as q tAe uh;tss Satss q A~1Ies:
11oolAAA1IoN.
0sapproasAing clos Of another yeaI brinsD With
8s seoalol 6r renewed tha1klgiving and -.
knsvlslgssatts he Almighty Rulsr oftls sniv4ss
Of ~ u1110hgs1 nereies which He Aas bestowed
upoa -. AbanAAnt haryssts have bssn among he
rsvssds Of indsstry; with the local sxesptiona
A0ltA - bssa among ~ blessings enjoyed; uan-
Sssvs1sl; hnol ads Try i rssai.ils IT, nsriteA
1svor0 gradually, bat under he Rrsvids1es Of God
ssrAy, . ~ tzvss he nasisa b rsoovWing fs0 The
lsesg ss.l>s Il dreadful civil strif.. yoe tAsss
s11 ~ d slAse 0sejss vsasAAAA, u bses0ss -
- Deopls - rst1n hsaftblt anA grateful esknsvl.
sAoGab0O, - ~ eor tAsaksgivi1G ~ ny suite
D10y0o ~ - saa4jea Il Isoal ~ tsmpssoSy ~
6t1D
I80s0ss PosoaasnA theG a fHURSDAY. tAs
Hhe6 Bevsnbse sat ~ people 0est b tAsar ~
sDsstivs Dlsoss e vsssAiD q AAks tAsir aeknovk
sd0Dso0 - Almighty Cd * Hi bountiss snd Hi
pro>stSo, ~ - ose to Hin prayers sS their con.
tinuaDoo.
In vit.W vhssse1 I have hersasto sst NJ hand
40 sass1 ~ neal sfthe United States to b axsd.
Deas ct H. City Of Warrington this 14th day Of
0sSsosR, IN IL ysar Of our Lord 1873, and OF the
iAAspsoasaes Of the United States tho 9th.
CDig1eO ULYSSES 3. GRANT.
3ytAo R10ide1t.
HAnnRe0 nm, 8set'y Estate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

aP191 payments once more. Thu
2sers>asJ Il tho Treasury las author.
ind the payment of silver 70 public
erediton In amounts less thu Ne dol.
lars. This 10 not very nhSh, to DO
s.'e, but It is step 10. the right di.
reetien, and that step will tell how
much fnsthsr it will be safe to 90.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

Ten thousand meo engaged in print:
works along the Hudson river, have:
been thrown out Unemployment by tho
panic Nearly four hundred mechs:n.
les and about one thousand lsborerrs
have been discharged from 'ths6TN nh.
ipgtoh navy yard.a :: 2a?I {! , q lii
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

TH1R1 seems TO be:s general loose.
ness With, regard to party nominations
this year, Here ~ find Jos. j. Gress,
editor of tho LIE Speus Sentinel, one
Of the straightest Of; tho sect of. Dom.
oersts, boiling the regular nominee for
Rsgnter Of Deeds OF Ls Sueur eouoty,
and supporting an independent oaadi-
QSSos :.,.l crlt. :. .,,i al
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

NEBRASKA had tho beginning of 4.
big snow storm on Thursday. A.
latest reports snow. VA, still falling.
Tho people Of that State 2. are rejoieed
70 have good slsighlng again, Is tho
snow piled ON the lace Of their country
last spring had worn rather thin during
tho summer months, and in some 10.
cslities they had been of late compelled
to foreso runners and move about on,
wheels.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

PRINCE Bismarck has been reap
pointed President Of tho Prussian Min.
istry in place of Gen. Won Room. - Il
j. luaderattoeod that his restoration TO- The
post carries with i. the etFectrvs CON
ti saal Of the whole csbiast, which he De!
handed p previou. TO: his ,resis nation
some time ago. .,,, .,,...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
VOTE FOR L. II. TUBBs.

Mr.. Tubbs, the Republican csldi.
date for Court Commissioner, is a live
Republican, and would gil tho position
accsptablY: Although . resident of
Sank Centre, 10 is we'll known to the
people Of III" end of The county, Who
will give him their hearty support.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

STox1s' third trial, for killing Fisk.
oonsluded yesterday, and the jury re-
tu1asd . verdict Of msnslaughter in the
third degree. Stokes was sentenced to
lmsJspls IN the State prison At hard
lsklr. Which il cheap. g.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

AT meeting Of the furnace own.
srs, at which Ill the furnaces in Pitts.
burg and vicinity were represented, it
was unanimously resolved that on and
after Monday last reduction of 10 per
cent. should be made on all labor. 1t
was the impression Of most of those
who were present at tho meeting. that
it would be difficult to keep the fur
|nsoes in blast, aud further reduction
might be necessary to prevent entire
Suspension.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
HON Q. X. DAVIS.

How firm tho hold is that Capt.
Dsvu he's upon the confidence of the
people Of Minnesota is shown by tho
large and enthusiastic audiences which
greet him on bis caavassing tour
through the State. Strong from tho
arst, 10 i making hosts of friends At
svery point where he appears, OF whore
The advsnesd sentiments he holds up.
On tie political questions of the day
~ made known. His great popularity
y duo not snly to tho magnetism Of bis
n.sass . speaker, but, and very q.
Psshlly, b The soundness of tho opin.
iPps b advaasss and their adsptivsnes
b 10 assls Of the people. Indeed,
10 10 The ans to appreciate these
1ssds and = give form and attsrancs 70
As thoughts which, With most other
men, wore Grade and which found OK.
preston only in . kind Of undercur-
rent Of classification, among tho
producers, with the condition of affairs
% they existed and as they still exit
regarding tho powers Of corporations
He vss the intellectual, as be after.
vaRda beoame..the political, leader of the
people in their efforts to discover means
BY which their rights 10 this direction
ssala b protected. Capt. Davis is not
oaly brilliant but he is sound he is .
ysegraaV thinker Is we'll Is careful
Hsdsnt; and ono Of tho best lawyers
h As State, hs is in earnest sympathy
15h tho farmers and the lsboring
A. a,tsmpt il making BY tho Demo-
~as pssty to catch the farmers Of
1issspss With chat BY Offering them
. Dsnaszstie candidate for Govoruor
labeled "Fssmsrs' Candidate" And
ths label D oil there il to show for It.
70 s7s'y point Of comparison Capt.
Dsvh b de superior Of Capt. Barton,
~ excepting that Of services already
rsnds.sd 10 the farming interests Of the
Shes aad appreciation Of the aeeessi.
aiss Of the future. With Capt. Barton
ssd The easirs Owstonns ticket soliei.
suds fes De producers arises ont Of
~ pslllenl necessities Of he eass ;
viii osps Dsvh and he Rspsblisss
ps1 4 , . sasts, Of so,tiasisg pin.
siph. Due Ne issmsns ne aet 70 b
hslva 70 tsb wy. Capt. Davis VA
fAsh shsiss for Governor. His cleo.
tasa b not . matter for question; it is
ssIy q - vhsthsr bis majority will bs
twelve thousand OK fifteen thousand
that there 10 any difference Of opinion
among those who rightly understand
the condition OF pubic sentiment. Let
It bs dfteen thousand At least. And
let the farmers show their appreciation
Of Capt. Davis championship by Civ.
Ing hin . rousing vote. He is just
the man needed for Governor of Min.
nesota.
With this weeks Paper We send out,
In supplement form, Capt. Davis mas.
tssly spssoA At Rochester. Read 1t
and shsu hand il 70 your nelghbor. It
b ths most complete presentation of
the ailrosd question that has vet bean
nada,
Bkfus0 Of minnssots, vota fox G. K.
Dsvb &s 6sssssor I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

- Letters from Berlin show that thal
!eisJ b. not only been affected ~ u.
Ameriea. panic, bot u preparing, fol
one Of iii own, owing'te uaints.<lupt,sd
scandals o. tho Bourne, Isg,laEIty nd
insecurity IL svssy 'trsnsh* #: busiasss
aud prodigality aud waete azaoeg Ahe
middle classes. Thsrs = grsss suffer.
ing among poor, sv.lliss shs' tide d
emigration. All forms Of pseunis1y
distress hang over tho city, and al i.
said to BE- owing 10 nothing less than
specie imitation. 49,. =. !