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A correspondent OF the y Y id,otes
writes a. follows from Paris

A correspondent OF the y Y. b,0tescr
writes a. follows from Paris
| Another great trial Of reaping machines has
Just taken place on the farm OF Count Beran-
ger near Paris. The three winning machines,
IN iact the only three which finished their work
were American, two built af,er Mccormick
model and oGe after Husssy's Seven machines
started in, and bat threc came out. The ma.
chine Of NJ. Bella, built after tbo Met ormick
model, reapcd = IL acres 10 = Lours and 6
minutes the machine Of NJ Laurent, also alter
the Mccormick model. reapcd l-2 acres ia .
hours - minutes while that Of Mr.. Dray
English, a prolessed improvement oil the Illus
sey machine, occupied 3 hours and 40 inmates.
The Nancy machine, which 10 an excelLept
cutter, and ranks IN these trials generally sec
ond 10 Mccormick, was arrested Oh this occa.
sion by the owner Of the wheat, because it
threshed out the grain too much by the rapid
movement OF its beaten.
| The American machines tried Gu thus occa-
sion were built in France, with the exception
Of the Dray -Iiussey mschine,) and all Of them
bore notifications which they were pleased to
call improvements. But Mr.. Mckenzie, the 10
telligent agent Of Nc ormick in Europe tells me
that not single modification has been pst upon
thesc machines which does not diminish their
speed and certainty and that il be would allow
them full scope they would soon improve the
machine out OF existence. The curse OF the
French nation il a superabundancc OF IDEAS
without any knowledge Of execution. A ma
chine that is simple they cannot understand.
The minute French inventor looks at the
Mccormick machine be says, oh, can add
improvements to that machine that will give
II double its force" and as sure a. he touches
It he destroys it, and what is more he can new
er tell why he has destroyed ii. The same
thing has taken place with the sewing machine.
Repeated attempts have been made ia Paris to
improve these machines, and they are Obliged
invariably to return to the simplicity Of the
American models in every particular, and even
then they cannot manufacture machines which
equal those which arrive from New York.
These frequent failures, however, have nearly
though unjustly, brought these useful machines
into disrepute.
] The trial Of reaping machines, Of which
hay" just spoken. was part RI the gxerc!aca
required by the jury Of the late Universal Ag-
ricultnral Exhibition. At the time Of the ex
hibiton there was no wheat TO cut, and trial
was made in grass, ut which Manung's ma
chine drew the highest prizc. The same jury
presided on the present occasion, and how they
arc going to reconcile the award they have
now made with the former one, cannot imag-
ipc. At the last trial, the jury gave the two
Mccormick machines four hundred francs and
u silver medal. each, and to the lltissey machine
u prize Of three hundred francs and bronze
medal
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Tug AxmIsos CAsg.~-It will be recollected
that tho Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Hamilton county, Ohio, 90 application OF
the counsel for the Ststs. granted cbargs Of
venue, for the trial Of Asxisos for numbering
Mrs. ALLISON, to Butler county. The grounds
Tor the change were the difficulties of obtain.
Ing jury, Asni.ox having been tried already
three times in Hamilton county the FIRST Gia
resulting in eos,iotion for murder in tho dse'
degree for killing Mr.. anil Mrs ALLISON by Z
torpedo. alter which he WIS granted u new trial
the second trial rcsultssi 10 nonsgcement Of
the jury and the third trial resulted IN yer.
diet Of inansIaughter lor killing Mr.. ALLisos.
The counsel for accused denied the right Of the
Judge Of Hamilton 10 grant change Of We
nue. on application by the State. anil the Judge
oi the Butler Court has given bis decision,
sustaining the objections raised, and taking the
ground that the criminal must bc tredn the
county where the offence was committed. unless
the accused should for good reasons demand n
'-ss,.is.ss q. sts..sr .'"
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LEGAL.
HI,ERRITORY or MISNEsnr, ni.TRny

l. aotkT seeond District Ram-sy County.
BsSJAsis How axa.sst CH.kI,- X arm and JAN
iLL bEEox, Jr-Ae,soa TO gait iii.
appearing ~ my Satisfaction frSn tie saadavt oi
tbs SAID panIn and the return Of the sheriff upon the
so@mons or subpgna in the above untitled aetioo that
each ~ the said defendants the r-triisr,
siofessa aad that neither % them after ias ln aiYy
~ found thsre,a AMI that each OF the nj defbi
an,s are naa residents Thereof
do "tder that zach ri the said defendant apt%af aul
plead answer OF asnuf 10 the said plsisas cont ta,
70 the 1T DAY of December
And DO further order, tina, tho orlsr aud ths sai
samDoBA be served apoa each 81 tho said
BY The publication thereof AZ least in each
stN weeks excessively, the ne~spaper paeishe in
the .ad county Of Ramsey called the wsENIy ProsERs
AND DEsoeaAr. And d. direct that copy Of III. said
summons, complaint, and of this order be forthwhb de-
posted Ia the fos, Oes al saint Paul 10 said Territory
directed To the said defendant Charles X. smith AZ
isinltoa, Butler county, ia the state 81 Ohlo
Dated Tits e1th dsy II August. A. o., 1856
~ sHERBUBNE,
sasZJwd Jadge III Distract
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IN PROBATE COURT. RNNSTY CoI7 nv

i Rsmssy tosutf, NiRnseufa TERRITORY
A. sy@c a Trrun ~ 'AA prrAaf- Cssrr, ALL a.
os o." so9hp 81 R'mssy, ~ SAINT Pan "a ~atarisy
ne lFh LAY 81 JaiV, 4 u 1874
In tho matter o. the Is a- Of FHf.. Jsisv y,,.pt
A Jo>ps, jake.
~ Tesins ans tHHs ths Fettsa q S.ls, HaioA,a.
Ffsitns ~ reasons ihsFee forth tAsi Letter. Al
niasirstoa on said Estate issas g. ,,eorrp v. Arm
sire"f. Y j. er'crv9 that Msnaay ~. ssth asy q
Aasui A n, lsss Al ~ e,eiock u. fsreneoa. -
Ened 81 ne seslnS q sa ~tlIsoa sa thsi ts sstts
a. az 81 ssi Assas> sai ell other g-rsoa. nisr~str
. sa ss'ar, rvgar~l 30 appear .~~siss Of n.
frohsis 'cgfl, Thea 70 BE- hei,es sHt .Aos es.ss,
saf here 10 say tie PRAYER ~ sad r-'fra~f sso@d
not - sraatsd
Au- i hfiA.F sslersl thai he sAd Pst.iseast nv,
no cs - al g~r-as ntsrest~ Ia 80 Esiaie 81 ne ra
tecsy 81 ths sahl Eetton All thr asaF ~ thsr~" b
-sasa. c,ny OF n. sf1sr ~ BE- yseistea "a the ~
an psmecrsL a-ysPsret Fgoiishe4 a. St Pa
q ssse eoasty q Aszss~v kr thr-s ssrss-s.s ~~~ks
a-~vioas y .sA isY h~+fiHs 1, goSks
a.rs..- fziss q PsetAf-
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vNERRIToRY OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT

L COURT lst Judicial District, ntdge Co
MAES ANS WILSON, ". AiFHEp WrsoN-Sainm"ns
Tor Relief:
To Alfred Wilson, tie above named Defendant
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint OF ,hs above named planh, which Is sled IN
The araee Of the clerk Of said Court and copy ii
your answer upOn the under.gnsd a. his Office ia Was-
oga IA sad cpaRiy within thirty DAYS from The ia e
hrfeof And Il you fail 10 the cnmpla affe
aid, the ssid paiutin will apply TO the said Conn fr
the relief demanded In said compliant.
]. GEORGE, Any fGr Pltn
Wasiogs, hodge Co., VI T., Aug IL, 1886 VITA
InNERRlTORl OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT
L COURT Fillmore County, First Judicial Dtsttiot
MaRehRfr A NILEs against AUSTIN NJ NiLss-sum
mons for Relief
To AusuN VI. NILEs
fou are hereby summoned AMI required to answer
the complaint In this action, which has been hed the
Office of the clerk Of this Court, for the aore
said and TO serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber At his Office In Carmona
in said county within thirty DAYS after the ice
Of exclusive of the day Of such and n you tail
10 answer the said complaint within the time arrsaii
the psnun nh. action will Apply TO The Court TOR
the relief demanded In the compliant
Dated tArimcna, July 3Uth, 1855.
HENRY G. nGTItR,
aug l9whw plaintids Attorney
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n OTICE- PURSUANT TT SECTION

=
And Regulations fer the Execution q the Trust. arising
una'r the Act of Congress entitled An Act for the Re
lei ci Citfens Of fOwns upon lands Of the United
Staesi under certain circumstances passed March ID
1853.
Public notice Is hereby Enea that the 81 day 4
July, 4. D 1850 the subscriber entered At the IsrA
Oice at Winons, ". T. the nd constituting the site
Of The Town Of CANNON tITY." In the County oi
&C., VI 7. In trust for the several AMI benefit Of
TIA" oecusnis thereof according to their respective ia
teFests which aid Lands described 10 the duplicate
e'pt II the Receiver for the money received bv him
IN ps) mrnt therefor, a. follows The West half the
sotAost quarter 81 Lots and two and south west
quarter of south east quarter OF section No fifteen and
rih wet quarter of North east quarter ami North
east quarter OF Northwest qsarter of section No
~ tso, 10 Township No. Ito n, Of Range No GOV
contlping 1--WE hundred and eight four scrss and eight,
hun lrr,lihs
EacA uD every persop, or association compan al
per-on' claiming to be an occupant, occupant
have, possess or to he entitled 81 the right Of occu
psncy, OF possession, of such Lsnis lot Block
parcel or share thereof is required by the fourth
ton Of the said Act 70 ME within sixty days aner the
hrst Publication OF this notice in the of~e of the
scrber at Belle Paine, Scott County NJ T., statement
IN writing containing accurate description Of the par
ieulsr pieces or parts thereof, IA which he she
they claim TO have any interest and Of the specific right
Interest, Or estate VII eh he she they respectively
claim 10 be entitled 10 receive or he forever barrel
thereof Dated July 3ist. 1855.
Aug 3.w6w A u CUArFlFlU JuIzr A.
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Tux DAY Goops TRApS-Ths dry goods
jobbing and importing trade OF New York,
which should by this time have been fully under
weigh is said to b. extremely Hat anal dull
The iobhsrs who deal with The IVES, complain
of this dullness NOR than those who chiefly
depend on the Southern trade The jobbers
are represented as holding hack irom making
their usual purchases under the belief that
largc amounts Of goods viii be sen, To auction.
and ther dispos.d II al the bcs, prices that
can be obtained. The Erprss is informed
that staple articles, such a. wooden cloths and
cotton goois, are VIII held. and that they arr
not likely 10 b. pu, under the hammer TO any
extent. This, however. is not the expectation
With regarl TO drrss goods and ether fancy ts>
scrip,ions. Thes ARE liable 10 great deprcia
ton from Sason to season as they are sab,es.
to the carrie,s II fashion and arr maauhctnrpi
tor Immediate ale and consumption The
auc,iooesrs, !, u NOR than probable, i'll have
an active time during the prSseu, month This
probability IS enhanced BY the met that money
Is growing mor in aemaad among this class Of
merchants aat paper rates higher
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OF MlNNtsOTA-DlSTRrl

II H-Nhil cNA Wv s"A'.NE~''tA III MI I
L CURT, FILLMORE COUNTY, First Judicial District
iysaS BasptET sesins, AIvER Wu.Lsa--unraons "a
money demand on eontrse' Tor pay meat ~ money
To tivER NuAIgK.
les are hereby summoned snl ~ laire answer The
eeaurlsln tn this scton shich has bsen s.ed the
once ofthe clerk Of this Court FOR thu cannty Aforesaid
Ant TO serve copy OF answer to the sad
on the .lhsrrerr. " &. Batter, ~ his ofsce In Csymo
ns in ssd county within tssuty 6svs after he -
this sumuGns on you, erelasvs 81 III. lay # snch
ttce aad 4 you f.h tn the sai complain within
the time Afrr-sid, Tho risnd ia ths action ~ tste
Judgment sg snst fpr the Of two hundtt, And
twenty iol&rs and afy i've eeat 9TH iusfe. iron
the eighteenth isy ai October, hoassnd etst han
drea and aitY tive, brs,s~s The costs Il IA sster
Dated tartToHs, NAV ia. lSS6
= r. lpNfs I'll &. III rlsR
saEis ~tu PlsiaIid'. Attorneys.
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The market is unsettled. and quotations can
not bc relied upon. thu above fgurs being
aboa, the huyins limits Holders ask ons
cent psr acr above thcsc rates. Within III.
last week lots have teen returned TO dealers
here from Minnesota. who were unable 10 ell
them except a, loss, We look for a heavy
market until Government shall ofsr TOE sale
additional tracts OF public land
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During the past fifteen yeass thu value d
the trade Of the Iakes has swelIed from $685.
900 900, In ls4l. to sC0s, SIC, go, in 1856 and
.be whole Of this grand aggregate, with the
exception Of s42,2s0,O 900, VT down for Sack.
cts Hsrbor, Cape Vincent, OSwegatchie, Gen
care aud Niagara, came through the following
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ylNERRITORY nF MINNESnrA-.nIs TRr

'YNERRITORl OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT
L COURT, Fillmore County First Judicial District.
htfsHsrH W.sRx>, by lEwIs HctKr her Guardian
AZ ttra AGAINST koBsRrs WsRKBS-~ummeu. for
Relief
ToRosERTs. W.RRrN
foa are hereby summoned and r.luIfed 10 thc
complaint ia this seton, vhich has been flied in the
oee Uf the cerk Of this court for the aiurs aid
aud 10 serve copy Of g. the ii complain
On the subscriber, At his once In Csrinons VI
~, within thirty days after the h-rr stcus
OF the day 81 such -e-se~ snA ~ tl 20 snS~- y.
said complaint within he time sforesai the plsnti 10
his action will apply 10 the Court for the relief demand
sd IN the complaint
patel Csrimona. Jply nh, 1885
HENRY c. Bt'TiER
a Mfa
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feter Cunningham WAS oncv telling tx.orS
Douglas Jerrold ., a strange dish he hal bssl
dinNi 90. 'Sach dish nobaly couhi guess it
He, u course. provokcl the query, What
Was il ="
~Calyes iais, said Peter
Extremes meet exclaimed Jerroa
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lasS ENTERPRISE According to rorou

iaxS ESrssr RISE. According to . Toronto
correspondent " the New York Cos,r,srr,a
advertiser an important commercial company
has lately becn org~nissi 10 that Canadian
capital, Tor the establishment OF permanent,
lines II steamers oo the great lakes. l, Is
called the British American lake Navigation
Company and the aggregate capital stock is
fixed at 81 100000 Thrc lines are cou,cu,.
plated The drst is FROM Collingwoci to Chi.
cago, calling at the ports on the Yves, shoU Of
Lake Michigan. tho through dstance be,ug
$50 miles. The second Is from Ccllinswoei
to Grrn Ray, stopping at Nackinaw through
distance 400 miles. The third IS iron Col
liugwoei through the ship canal at thu saul,
ST. Marie, to the various mining stations on
Lake Superior Alrsdy negotiations have
been commenced with the baisders OF the man,
moth steamship Himaisys at Damesr'oo, SCOT
land for the construction OF steamers sr these
Lake lines
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The Washington 4er ol the 23rd notices
anil quotes land warrants As follows:
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vI,ERRiToRY OF MINNESOTA THIRD IL

i DlClAL DISTRICT Ordered that terms of tie
District Court Of said District be held aud Tor the
specve counties hereinafter named at the respective
couaty seats thereof at the times hersns er specified
TO wit
In Ls Sueur coun,, ca Monday n. 3T'h day 81 oeto
her nest
Ia Blue Earth couniy on Tuesday. the ith day oI ""
vefnber pe1t.
Ia Brown county On Wednesday, the isih day of So
vember NEXT
In N,collet county ON Monday. The l5th dty eli n
venbeT next
In Mcleod county on 1hur~isy, the Z'lh day at No
yeInber next.
In sibey eosnty Monaay, the 1t day Of December
next
In Carver county Monday, the ia day Of eecab.i
next
In Dakota coun,v on Monday the 9th day Of February
nett.
IN Riee county Wednesday, the lsth day Of Febru.
arynsxt
In scott coun'y Monday, The second dag Of March
nsst
Dated August I'D, 1856
A. u. IuAffiJ.D, Jujg- sc
All newspapers in Cd judi Dist. peas. copy -dltsot
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YNERRlToRN OF AINNESoTA.-D DISTRICT
Il Court, THIRD JtpCiAI DISTRICT ElrE
COUNTY

ANos n NsrrI~.
xgainst >sumOus fsy Esaet
Jyff, Avn MarrftS.
TO the shovs nssrrd f@isRdsn You are hereby .aln
maaed sni r~u rel 90 answer the cupltnt ths sc
tioa, shich hos hen aiei The ofe. 81 the 3rk al
this Ioart, ~ the town OF FsFiesRh "a sad County
sni to servs copy % ynos to the .ai com
plant The susc rihss at their otcs Fayi,s in
-si Coua'f, within N days after tie serve a. nj
sammons exclusive q The Cav Of such gsrttr.
sad II roa AL 81 the sad run,p plant with M.
rae ahr-ssd the Pa nuH gill apply 10 The goar. t
the rslef aewsasrd thsf-lH Dated a. Fsrihsalt Aps
2ai, lss" BERRY BATCHEl pER.
saGhsbw T,nfsa'. tttrrur,.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE, JACKSON STREET
L h-tsr~a y. - arr F0ur;A s-s q AL " =
ICED h"s-tas ~ tA~ day rsasth. 20
'srms taod .t.bl,hs Aitsoh~t rssAs pstrus.ss =.
saci'sa Ssas~s ra WI. kass~ as ~ 81 pss-ess.r.
srasn al TIE ssa'rs aHi Csnp4ss -
lhaZsrv fsfF ~ " NAHNN
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A year since and the county jaiIof Augusta
Maine. contanol some twenty-five persons
committed for crime, OF the first Of August
1t contained THREE, During 1888 nearly every
town In tho county furnished ia occupant .-
Since the repeal Of the Maine law. the three
cities In the county, and two towns only have
sent to il ANY inmates.
During the cxisteuce 81 the tytanncus MAJ
bow enactment, crimes wcte multiplied, AMI
the records showed a constant increase. Th,
reason may be found in the incrcas oi drink
Jog to excess in part, and partly In the fact
ths, there wcrc many men in the community
WHOSE only avocatiou seemed TO bc &c stir up
Disturbances ami ,aritc .n 'ainfe' by 'he'. Tyr
annoss, ovsbearing and oppressive conduct in
th, administration Of the laws What was
true in that county is said to b. true to a
greater or lcas ex,cn, throughout the State
Tho crin'ual costs Of the State have for the
past few years been enormous, nearly doubling
within the last five years There has bwu
saved To the treasury OF the State over e,gh,
thousand dollars during the past ax months, a,
compared with the corresponding las, hall
year and the saving TO the ps,pie in other
WAYS must be tcuioli this amount
The Augusta tgs which points 10 these
facts and to the fac, that mover did ''so.,i ~.
der, ,obrlc,y and peace prevail 10 a esa'er b.
gree, says in conclusion
For ourselves we desire "a remain Inv
from all such despo,ic dominion, We not only
desire iressiom for kansas. hut We desire frev'
dom for Maine. We struggled Tor that freedom
last year. We got il aud desire to retain IL
The Isople Of the State acquired IL in a peaee
able and legitimate mode, AMI against the he.
signs aud efforts Of iho~r Who arr now loudcsi
IN their cries for irc'dom far ,hoso 10 dis.
,ant lands. While We mean to fight Tor true
republican ircsslom at home, We desire ami con
tend Tor that same frsslom for all the ci,,rcn,
Of this republic, everywhere We cou,rui,Vl
for selfgoverumeut then We contend tor il
now, both Tor ourselves and Others, We hav,
little cou6dcnce in the prctcnsions Of those whC
shout liberty 80 loudly icr thoc Tar away, an,
practice tyranny aud opprasion over tho-o a
home"
Misisslrrt BRipos AT Rock iaasp. W,
understand that the ,nlsslng,,span of The grai
bridge across the Mississippi al Rock tSlapd
which wAs burncd. is now rchuilt I, Is ex
pectei to be rsdy ior the iron horse With,
= day or two. The Chicago Press thinks il
fortunate circumstance tina, 1t was PARTIAL,
destroyed. rs the masonry at tbs draw has bcc,
rendered. much more substantial than Il was a
first"
We think il would have ben still mors Tor
tunate II the obstruction hal been complct,
However, the bridge Is sp again. and !, shout
stand "a long ~ j, can stand on Its merits,
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IERRITORY OF MINNLSOTA.-pISTRICI

INLRRlTORY OF MINNLSOTA.-DiSTRiCI
bssIAsis Hour, vs.. CHARTS X syifn aad DlNisi
BRICK. Jr.-samnoas for RelIsf.
10 The said DefinhAnt.,
IN we name 81 the United State you are hereby ssm
nhe 70 answer tho complaint Of BEN amin Hoyt, o
the county OF Ramsey, sEresaid plaintiff which uL
bh WIN the clerk u the sad District cosrf At bis on
IN saint Paul IA said county Of Ramsey ami serve
copy OF your answer ofiice N Saint Paul Ia
ssd county oil Ramsey within twenty days after the
VICE Of this summons exclusive Of the day Of servic.
Ana you fail TO answer said complaint as hereby re-
CURED the PlAiniT viii apply the Court for tho relic
demanded therein.
RICHMOND r BURNS,
Aus-'"o' Pian,in's Attorneys.
NO1ICE.--TO MATHEW DURHAM. D. A
~ Frolseth, G. Y. Low, John Mathews aod ali ttr
Swnng or claimng town lots parcels of land ia
the First Ward u the city Of Saint Paul The street
here matter described
Whereas Ten resident reeholjcrs Of the First Ward
tn the city Of saiut Paul lave by petition represented
the Ca mon Council that Il Is necessary to take 70,
public In said Ward certain portions parcels
land sufficient TO extend Pearl street from its present
term To the line Of Jackson street being about
hpndrsd and hity Test In westerly direction, through
Lots bered six and In Block number three Of
seventeen 40 feet from the north side u lot seven aud
thirty three (S3) from the south side Of lot six.
Now, therefore, you, the persons above banned and
ali other persons interested therein, hereby notified
that saturday the 9Th day Of October next at ten
o lock In the forenoon 81 that day application viii
be made behalf Of sad petitioners TO the Han Moses
Sherburns Judge Of tho District Court Of Ramsey
~ for the appointment Of twelve jurors to view The
premises, and 10 determine whether twill be necsssar
take any portion Of the r the ,ni pprpo-
srtcihsb In said petition.
fy otdet OF the Common Council
sug25 wli L. y. COrfER, CITY CLERK.
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FLAMING FLAMING.

DLANING. FLAMING FLAMING -
W n. Hat a 10 Gresi Western MMhise A,.a.
catering Es;shtshnent 81 ~nftiaa wool at ~ -
Wet Ran4elpA street, thSrAxa ash Aoailtax an
slco to siaa M.ris.a< Ma bins. sgs 10 $40
AZ the ss@< pI.sr-f-s Trssn.pa Foorax M.eA n.
thar ~i 3r--s f. a - - co. fe"' 81 tneh ~h,.s 40.
nsrrg " 20 hears eqss N 9asitg and sth -. pos.-
thsn sc " lsarih Nsthib.
Aioi "eeiwaua Mssd.Ae- Vt ssssr-n. s.A,l. sBs
s4Esa
Z. inch iAsi VII l,e-s Gora 4 to s,,, lee, d, 10
Acsrs. $40 to aepg
u oh 10 20 ita 90 DO 40 70 sc
q inch DO, &C., 20 l8.ooa eGo - s,sa
faf Nfeaa@s aa.. Il ght apply 70
EBgNEtyR JENkiSs
- H.st RsnsolYh Il Ckrsfe.
Sl-' cav NJ RICH, Ag.aa ~ Peat
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NoIICE IS MKRERY OWN rmAT III

~ tAH tertHs Of he Msirrt Coatt for the secona
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