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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-10-04
The Banks Closing.

4 week from next Tues lay the election
takes place in Minnesota for members of
the Legislature and County Officers. We
must say that the work Of organization IN
the Republican ranks throughout the Terri
tory has been perfected, generally speak
ing, with degree of unanimity, system and
enthusiasm such as would do credit to the
citizens of old States who have long been in
the political harness.
Still there is much work to he done. We
can tell our friends of the country districts
that the power of the Slave Party here at
the Capital is using all its moneyAalli its Of
fetal intluence-all its well-digested tactics
all its intellect, and all its lies, to prevents
triumph of Freedom in the coming election.
The office-holders are busy; the Land OF
ticers, the Indian Officers, and the Post Mas
tiers, in all the Territory, are busy. The
office-holders' money is flying thick as hail
No Freeman can scarcely speak his thoughts
in the streets of St. Paul without coming in
contact with one of these hirelings OF the
Slave Power, who would place us under SUBJ
lection to their 100000 masters. .sa......
Such are the facts; and it bchooves the
people to be governed accordingly in their
actions, preparatory to the great day of con-
test-the 14th of the present month. Re-
member that this coming Legislature is to
shape the destiny of the future State Of
Minnesota. Its action must decide whether
the principles of Slavery or the principles Of
Freedom are to guide the destipies of this
rising star of the North, which is shortly to
be added to the national galaxy.
But we have full faith that all will be
right in Minnesota. The coming week is
the time to close up all breaches in our ranks
if there be any. Friends of Freedom, see
that it is done! ... s,...s., = ..,4.-.- :; ~
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tcs ,, Correspondence Of the Minnesotian.
, NfcolIet County 6 ON ehana.ss q

eaf g 10TRAvERsE DIES Sioux Sept. 20. :
ED1roRs MINNEsoTIAN The Republican
Convention for the, Tenth Council District
met in this place last Wednesday, and put
in nomination a candidate for the Council. "a
DR.. Humphrey our nominee, will carry
with him the support Of two thirds Of the
entire voters of this District. The slave
Democracy know this, and feel that they are
beaten, and of course feel chopfallen. ,sss
Our County Convention met on Friday
evening last, and put in nomination the fol-
lowing county ticket, to be elected in October:
For Sheriff-L.,C G. Holden. 'a,,a @rs-i,oe
For County Commissioner P. Smith.
For County Treasurer-Jas. B. Gault.
For District Attorney-E. Page Davis.
For County Surveyor-Wm. Read.
For Justice of the Peace-A. B. Beecher.
For Supervisory. j. townsville.
For Assessor X. Darlington. 1Gno u
The above is good ticket throughout.
Arrangements have been made to hold Re-
publican meetings all over the county pre-
vious to the election. oi'iaj. 20,
At the meeting on Friday evening stirring
and patriotic speeches were made in behalf
of the Republican cause and outraged Kan
sas, showing that the minds and hearts of
the voters of Nicollet county are on the side
of Freedom. az. f-ei --~gsf3rE y}iYssIS
Yours in the cause,
.t ~. NICOLLET.
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Political Items.

A prominent book firm of Boston has
thus far sold $4,000 copies of Fremont's
life, 300 of Buchanan's and $50 of Fill
more's. .ziErtAm ~ -
At large Fremont demonstration in
Philadelphia on Monday evening, Charles
Gibbons, Chairman Of the State Committee,
read letter from the Hon. Samuel d. Ing
ham, formerly member Of Gen. Jack
sons cabinet, repudiating Buchanan and the
Cincinnati platform, and in favor of FIRE.
mont and Freedom. David Dudley Field,
of New York, made a powerful speech on
the occasion. ~, ~ Z,
At least fifteen thousand Fremont men as
s:nbled at Montrose, Pa, on Saturday last,
being the largest and most enthusiastic ga
thering ever held in Northern Pennsy lvania
1t was addressed by Hon. William Jessups
Hon. G. A. Grow, Rev. George Landon,
Gorge L. Byles, of Kansas, Stewart, of
Binghampton, and others. An immense
torchlight, procession came off in; the even
ing, alter which another meeting was held.
The Carolina Times, since the cleo
ton in Maine, is more than ever certain
that Fremont and Dayton will be. elected,
and exhorts South Carolina to have nothing
to do with the hopeless struggle in behalf of
Buchanan, and even to refuse to vote at all
in the election. Of course the Times is hot
for disunion, bat tits obliged to admit that
its remedy is preposterous.. South Carolina
viii look on with "sstolid indifference and
stoicism," while the candidate of the great
constitutional party of the country is
elected while his uprsbt, impartial ad-
ministration Of the government will COM
mand the warm approval Of honest men
everywhere. q es.seli ,ai. ~ ~ x $40 .
The joint resolution passed BY the Senate
of Texas requesting the Governor to con-
vene the Legislature in extra session in the
event Of the election Of Colonel Fremont to
the Presidency, was not acted on in the
House for, want of time, avg q
The Republicans of Wheeling, Virginia,
and neighborhood, having in contemplation
a mass meeting in that city, have written to
the Republican Association of Washington
to supply them with speakers from slave
'o o' ~
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RICE ARRAIGNED.-Apro prominent citizen oi
Olmsted County, in writing to us upon 9th
er matters, asks incidentally: "What has
II. NJ. Rice done for our region of the Terri
tory. after all his promises last fall?'' Re-
ally we can't tell. But remember that we
Republicans who Travelled through your re-
gion before election, predicted that his ca
reer in the present Congress would prove a
''grand fizzle," and it has come about as
near to it, and more SO, than We dared inn
agine at the time. "The gentleman from
bayfield,, Wis.," will not soon again trouble
you Southern Minnesotians with his pres
ence, we "reckon." Those wishing further
information will address him at his W soon
sin residence. i-eqs
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NlnneSOtlan
minnesota Historical Society Building.
The walls of the basement story of the
Minnesota Historical Society Building will
be completed during the present month, and
so covered as to protect them from the
weather until next spring, when the main
building will be forwarded to as ea;ly com
pletion as practicable. A drain has also been
laid that will insure dry CELLAR iss..3
The following gentlemen (annual members)
have generously paid the amount of five
dollars each, assessed to defray expenses oil
building:
L. Marvin, r. Marvin, Tbeo. French, j.
B. Sanborn, B. F. Hoyt, WIN. Brewster, Mr..
Van Ham, G. Z. NJ iyo, g. Thomas May, F
A. Donahower, 1. H, Eddy, H. ). Horn, c.
L. Emerson, r, F. Combs, Chas. Symonds,
I. V. D. Heard, f. Mccormick, DIR. r. F.
Smith, NJ. N. Kellogg, j. E,sFullerton, Jno.
j. Williams, T. M. sNewson, r. C. Knox
and W. A. German.
No doubt those gentlemen who are in,
debted to the Society for subscription or as
sessment will see the propriety Of early pay
ment in order toliquidate expense Of build
ing already incurred. s xaa.srr al ayys
The lots on which the building is being
erected are paid for and but a small portion
remains to repaid on the work. mae-s
PARKER PAINE, Treasurer, NJ. III. S.
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ISTsP AUL DiREcToRYs--Mn andrew ksE-
l.r, whothas had nauchsexperitBcesin there
matters elsewhere, isigetting dpsregalsr St:
Paul sBusinesss Directory It will contain
tho name and address of every business man
and firm in the city, and will be d valuable
advertising medium to our merchants ard
others, who wish their business publicity
known Mr.. K. also takcs the census as he
goes along. $50 9II 3. 5gaa a9sla alit 10 nasi
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PHILADELpHIA, Sept. )25.

The suits brought by Passmore William.
son against Judge Kane came up for argu.
ment yesterday, at Media, before Judge
Hayne. Mr.. Shepard, the defendants coun.
sci, discussed the Question of protection Civ
en- by the judicial character of jurisdiction Of
the Court, in allowing Aabeas corpus and
commitment for contempt. The counsel or
the other side asked time to prepare theil
reply. The case was postposed to the 18th
Of december. Hl.y -af 10 a- tt
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Brooks DEFENDED BY JESSE D. BRIGHT.-
Bright, who now represents the State of In
diana in the United States Senate, and who
made a political speech in the Lake Superior
region last summer, on Sunday, addressed
the Buck-Africans at Henryville, Ind, on
the day the two men were murdered. A
correspondent of the Vincennes Gazette
gives sketch Of Bright's speech, from which
we make an extract .-"For the outrages OF
this day, a United States Senator must be
held in no small degree responsible. Mr..
Bright concluded lengthy and characters
tic speech with, an exaggerated, history OF
the assault on Senator Sumner, breathing in
every sentence the hot, f9tid breathsof pc
Iitical wrath. He justified the deed, end
only regretted, that it had been committed
in the Senate Chamber. 1t was right in the
sight of. Heaven and honorable men! He
indicated the South Carolina assassin in
the strongest terms his intellect could, COM
mand, and received for his infamous work
tie vociferations Of depraycd enthusiasm.
Gray haired old men, just stottering on the
verge of the grave, responded amen and
young men shouted, Down with Sumner
down. with the Abolitionists! and hurrah
for Buchanan, and Willard, and Bright; and
hurrah for Democracy pn af r ~
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sssal%a ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 25.
Letters to the Republican, dated West
port, the 18th, says Gov. Gcary had seve-
raj companies of dragons and gone in s arch
of General Lane, with determination to
arrest him if in the Territory. He was en-
route for Nebraska. ''ss .''a, }Hi'p 90
The Pro-slavery party are taking mea-
sufes, and are thoroughly organized for the
coming election on the first Monday in Oc-
tober.
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ES Mr.. O'Leary was Postmaster at
Sterlingviile, jefferson county, New York.
But he was removed 4 few days since be-
cause he denounced the murder Of Resting
tits an objectionable offence to denounce
Democratic murders in-Washington or
Border Ruffian" murders in Kansas 2
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS---PLAN OF
ORGANIZATION. - - 1as

Att meeting of the Joint Republican Committee OF
Ramsey county and the Second Council District held on
Tuesday evening, September 80th, 1t was resolved to
submit the following plan Of organization for the County
and District
l. The Republican voters of the First Representative
District First Ward of st. Paul. &c., will meet at their
respective places of voting Saturday, October
two O'Clock, p NJ, and proceed choose by ballot two
candidates for Representatives The polls to be kept
open until all the votes poled that may reasonably
be expected to offer. The persons having the high
'est number Of votes in the District be declared the
candidates. .r - ~,. --
e. The voters Of the several precincts of the above
named District will, at the time places, choose
delegates to the County Convention, number here
matter provided
B. The Republican voters Of the remaining precincts
of the roasty will their respective places of vo-
ting, to choose Delegates the County Convention on
the same day and evenng-the country precincts the
afternoon and those Of the city in the evening.
4. The Delegates chosen from those Of said pre-
cincs comprising the Second Representative District,
Second and Third Wards of St. Paul. Little Canada,
&c) will be empowered in addition to their duties as
County Delegates nominate three candidates for the
House of Representatives y [t{5tt.
s. The number of Delegates frem each ward and pre-
cinct viii be as follows First Ward, St. Paul. G. MLean
Precinct, Il Rose Precinct 2; Second Ward ST. Paul. s.
Third Ward, g. Little Canada 2; Rice Lake, /; Three
Pines, 2; Cambridge, q Manomin, L; Anoka, 2; Rum
River No. 1, Rum River No. 2 and Crow Wing, one
each.
6. The County and District Conventions composed Of
these Delegates will meet the Court House St. Paul
Tuesday Oct. 9TH, at two o'clock, P. NJ.
by order Of the Joint Committee. +.' ..... A..
J. d. SANBORN, t}'l
- %. Chairman.
c. D. GiLFILLAN, Secretary. .t .... ..-
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EAsToN, Pa, Sept. &c.

Gen. E. H. Lowry, of Kansas, was as
saulted yesterday by Mr.. Lee. Several blows
were exchanged before the prrtics were sep.
arated.. Gen. Lowrcy had just recovered
from an illness and had barely got about
The attack, which all parties condemned, was
occasloned by a political discussion.
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&. q Ia,
NOTICE Il hereby given that have entered at the
Land Office Of the United States at Saltwater Ter
rory Of Minnesota pursuant to an Act of Congress
titled IAN act for the relief of citizens Of Towns upon
the lands of the United States, under certain circum
stanees' approved May %, 1874 fe following described
tracts of land constituting Town Site known by the
nanie Of Ground House City to wt West half OF the
sotheast quartersnd South half of Northwest quarter
ana southwest quarter Of Section e. Town thirty
eight GSS) north of Range twey -four (gl5 vest sccU-
dil,s 10 the returns of the Surveyor General. s
All persons claiming any interest in the above descr,-
Ell lands orapy part thereof, required within sixy(Gp
days after The hrst publication Of this notice, sign
statement IN writing, containing accurate description
OF the particular parcel part in which e she or They
claim to have any interest," and the specific right or III
terest OF estate therein, which he se they claim
We entitled tareceve and deliver said statement me
Or into my Office at lied Ting in said Territory.
All persons failing to sign aud deliver such statement
within the time specified, will beae,i the rights Of claim
ing or receiving such lands interests therein
20 .1sDns& lii WILLIAM ii. WEIGH, i'f --' ~
Chief Justice, Territory of Minnesota, and ,s.,.,.
oct w3w Judge Of Pine county.
Dated the tenth day of September, 1s.y6
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~ The fund raised in San Francisco
for the family Of the murdered James King
Iof William, now amounts to $4,000, bea
sides house given to Mrs. King by al, in
dividual.
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Territory Of Minmesota--DistYictC Court. Second
80 Judicial Disirict--Ramsey County p.

SuuACtui DtStr1Ct--tt0mSey county
CHARLEs Fl. OAREs aga INST CoRNELlrs S. WHIT
NE Y and Sarah A. Whitney. his wife, and to all 9th
er persons having or claiming interest In the real
estate or property lying aud being in the County
Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, described fol-
lows. 10 wit:
COMMENCING at point in the North line of Sew
" enth street, one bnudred goo feet from the
ner of Seventh and Waukuia sree,s; thence running
westerly along the North line Of said Seventh street.
ry (50 feet; thence northwady parallel with Wauku-
street. hundred and fifty (5O) feet; thu east
wardy In line parallel with Seventh street, fifty (50)
feet to the northwest corner Of lot conveyed by Ca
II. Cakes and Jn'ia B. Oakes his wife, TO Theoiur Boz
'up: theme southwardy In line parallel with Wauku-
hundred and fifty q SOY feet the place
segnning, In Block Number two (l,) of whitney g.
Smiths addition to the Town (uow ethyl of st. Paul,
county of Ramsey, Territory If Minnesota. ss,sst
You and each OF you ar hereby summoned and re-
qnircd to answer the complaint Of plaintiff u this
actiou. which has been filed in the ofi:e the Clerk
OF the District Court aforesaid at Saint Paul, in The
county Of Ramse aforesaid; and to Copy Your
thereto. upon IN" subscribers. their office In
the city o: Paul aforesaid, within twenty days the
service OF this summons upon you, exclusive Of The dy
Of such service: aad fail to said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will Apply to the Court for the relief demanded ia thlt
complaint AMES s. VAN ETTEN,
aug 3O-w12w tt1lf'H Plaintih,s AT tOrney..
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New ORLEANS. Sent. 25.

A frost occurred at Vicksburg on Tuesday
night. Letters from Mississippi, Alabama
and Tennessee state that cotton will not
yield more than half crop in some sections
of those states.
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Frost South.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. "a.
There was heavy frost in this vicinity
last night, and it is found that much damage
has been done to the cotton crops. 1
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Gre4 Cloud.

200 LOTS FOR SALE IN the beautiful town of Gre,
- Cloud, situated twenty nses below St Paul., on '
seen, and full particulars given by TRU MAN NJ SMITH
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate Third street, Saint
Paul, NJ, T. ..f 80 80 i,:a-d&vfy
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EEKiIlcd.
NEW York, September &c.

George Steers, the eminent shipbuilder,
was almost instantly killed in consequence
of being thrown from carriage. aT
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e. The crop Of cranberiiess I'm The
Northwest is said to be unusually large the
present year.
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s75 REWARD---STOLE

Steam Engines and Circular Saw Mills.
TNHE subscriber IL manufacturing and will furnish
4 to order Steam Engines and Circular Saw Mills, of
rargemeus with eastern, manufactures he can supply
amy description or size Of Steam Engines required for
Saw or other Mills, Shops, Ia with boilers, pumjs &C.
all complete and set up on the ground. Circular Saw
Mills that will saw Loco feet inch pine boards pei hour
constantly on hand. a. - II. -. -
well to give me call before purchasing elsewhere,
they will get them furnished here eastern prices
ip97 dvff Ar, ~
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ILLINoIs.--The State Anti Nebraska Con-
.vention of Illinois. which assembled at
Springfield, on the 18th, nominated Hon.
John Wood, of Quincy, for Lieut.. Governor,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the declinar
ton of Mr.. Hoffman. A Mass Meeting
followed to ratify the proceedings, attended
by thousands Of people from all parts of the
State. Mr.. Woods nomination is an emf
n ntly popular one and will be ratified 70
the tune Of at least &c, 1000 majority at the
November polls.
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6PRAEED.

Il i u :. y a
L>ROA1 the premises of the subscriber living half WAY
betweenS 81. Paul and st. Anthony, about the 1st
July, FOUR HEAD or WORKING CATTLE; two are
dark brown heavy raw boned, white the belly white
between the horns, and white on the rumps; and
one Is brown with more spots than the two
above iop horned; The other large red OK straight
horned, and rather poor in flesh. liberal reward
will be paid for the delivery of the abovec any
Information that will lead TO their recoyery.---
STEPHEN L. DENOYER.
|, sept.,2 IS, fso6.--d2tp2t i..isgse ea2 an
STEAM saw MILL FOR SALE. e
E OFFER for sale al bargain, the new steam Saw
II MIL lately buit by q. e. Carr ison, at 's'D q
1 tgo b9WagzRp, HtDpa,ja Comfy, 0i..rca Il
distant twelve miles West from Minneapolis and ST.
ANTHONY. DIE fis31lI Oh ~ TNsflk 1lss u
1t is 10 perfect runnir orer has sash saw in ose-
ration, and sch preparations made putting la Cir
ucular 9nd sig sa~s that 81 .sM batYssits9 staf q
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
additional expendtu ewsuId set them ID one,
The boiler power Is SUFFICIENT drive an additional en-
CINE, with honring mill attached ssa . 81
The locaen admrabler being on The North shore
Lake Mn0etonka, around which an nexhar,stble sup
ply may be ohtsned, end at the Junct IN vf of fe
ads leading from the country West Of the Lake
neapoiis, 81 Autteny and st. PanI.T 9Elit'a = u r
For further information apply to the subscriber at St.
Anthony or to Whitaker & Starbuck, at st. Paul.
GEORGE A. NOURSE,
aug30- WITT Assignee Of o Z Garrison.
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.is.sDI Dubuque and u.s. Saint Paul ,,s,, ,
PACK EEs CO MANY

4 ~~,ASA> y A'ess"o"e' -
: I'm II a.ssr ef--y@-z--I - s-azr-f asta LAS
DAILY LINE no SAINT, PAUL.
sss!i ;'s 6 y: ss vi. rs:
Paul, leaving Dubuque every morning, s2Gss4:a&
conRecting with trains on the Illinois q
Central Railroad going and returning The following w
Boats comprise this Line. So sts ~ *tsf&
h FANNY HARRls,J.KARp Master.
EXCELSIOR, - INGNAN,
sf;s HArB CASS1I,, IS. HAHLOw, ttoHdxsI
Fa9R4, sv.rn 6 ~ "; sArk y Mr., ro,liq
. All First class and well known steamers, COMMANDED
by skiiisd seHtIemanly onlceFs Their puncuaIty
Fur freizht 81 passase, apply On board, Or ID m f's
ii t5ifw q. II 4, Y1ery.W. BASS Co., Aeents.sn ~
At whose Warehouse Freight for points below may be
shitnent Free q chsezss ss n apzsIaSnG. s'
a -sitsoT "a tasFo HRNr.nois9ols sis o. sisn
A COMMODIOUS and convenient DWELLING HOUSE
IN in West St. Paul Appyfo WV. DRzwsrKR, Dealer
in Real Estate, Junction of 3D. and St. Anthony SIS.
st. Paul, September 26-df
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Important Arrangementin Railroad
a.'9''7 CONNECTIONS. fi' .s''f l5,':i3
IS E "a sz5zslssz3 sszTzEass }S-1T
be sssssSSss ss;55ss65S $500 s sG;ssdIss

r.
FINDER the Arrangement OF the I'iincls Central
" and Gslcna ami Chicago Union Il. r.. now run an
Express train for The accommodation through travel
between Chicago, Dnlef tn and Dubuque, leaving Chca
20 at 8, Is A. M, and DLn ith =, 10 running
at few of The imuorant stations. .tY ..s;f .
The evening train from both Chicago and Dnnlestlf
make regular connect through, thus securing two
aiy .munications between Chicago, Galena and Du-
IDuqne.s ctttsil1JHs Liiltra.s-g .19ii uGgi r. ,.
Passengers bound'to Cairo, St. Louis, New Orleans,
Tera Haute, Madison, IHasapOs, Cncinnati, t'alli
bus, Louisville, Pittsburgh ,WheeiiDg Il, tmorc WASH
ington City, Richmond, Philadelphia. and to all pats Of
Maryand, Souhern Pennsylvania and Vrgnia, and all
points Illinois Central Railroad South Freepot will
Dunleith her. tofore at 6.3U a. and6 10 p.
These trains stop all points the Hin Dis Gem
a. RI r,ad AND make c,nnecti follows: fss
At Dixon points Dixon and Iowa Central Road
At Mendoza for Burlingt and Quincy, and all points
la and West on Chicago BuriI gtoH and Quincy ne.,
At La Sale for Rock Island and all points East and West
Chicago and Rock Island Roai' At Bloomington for
all 20 ints Chicago and Alton Railroad. Al Dec
Sp,ingf. I'D, Naples, Jackson and all points tsfeat
Western Railroad At Pana for all parts of Missouri and
Indiana. At SandOval for St Louis, Cincinnati, and all
parts OF Kentucky. $50 CRIME, ff4r md -fa;l
The stock of cars and engines have arranged for
large FIR light and Pas senger business the present
SO 1880. 49, - s,
For tickets apply at te ticket ofce IN Dun or the
Passenger Station House., For further, information APP
ply to JAS. G. CLARKE, Una" -
agUa d 81 go gsupt; N'Gth DIV, Amsoy.sii5 ba
lJI sji 7siOsaid Generaf supt., Ohfca go. gEr
| - 80. . GEO WAT$ON,
ap20dawtnOv. Supt. South Div, Centraia. ga
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-nIE5D,
NOTICE.

At Kaposii, tile fst inst, ELL, MARY infant daugh
ter Of A. e. and II. NJ. AinssEserw, aged months.