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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30

NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
~ FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD have received and opened
their Fall and Winter Stock of Foreign and American
Dry Goods. 1t is the largest and most attractive
ever offered by them, embracing the newest fabrics
and designs in Lady's Dress Goods; alss in Gents,
and Youths wear, with general stock of House
keeping and Plantation Goods. An examination of
our stock is solicited.
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD.
N. B-Received large lot of Carpets Drugsetts
and Rugs, which will be sold low. se n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30

xz- Nv agreement this day entered into between
the Facrlty Of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians Of Bellevue Hospital in addition to the
viii be demanded OF patients requiring Surgical
operation The particular charge for any specified
operation may be sscertaned beforehand by applca-
sicians and Surgeons Of either institution.
Ittesadine Surveons.-Profs. Gibson. Peticolas and
Wexford
attending Hysicidas.-Profs Tucker and Conway.
Rssidsnt Pzpacidn.-M Marion Howard. u. d.
iNesDdrd.-F. M. Parrish
hesidentq f heermdry-L. Q. Joynes, N. d.
Persons In the country wishing TO send patients n
the Infrmary, or degiring information may adore
the President or the Steward. jyl--dem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30

O. FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BUSl.
III NESS STAND ON MAIN, BETWEEN l4Tt
And 18TH STS.-The store aud back rooms, No. 6.
Main street, next door to Thos A. kust's Hardwar
Miss r. LYON, over 6. Hartwell's, on Broad ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
- ton is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va.
u a delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
very convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
tents and the successful treatment of diseases.
The Lyingin Wards are peculiarly conmodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
SOiot ou per Week.
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o. FOR RENT.-The tenement

E:I Bank street, at present occupied by Miss Han
nan hing, containing ten rooms with fire places, Goa
and wood cellars, water and gas servants rooms
water closets. Possession given the first of 0ct0
Der. Apply to JOHN CREME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30

v@N TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
RKEEsEE & PARR, Stonewsre MaEnfac-
~ turers. have hand. 1T their Pottery, corner
~ of 18th ana Cary streets. very large aud
general assortment Of Jugs, Jars. Pitchers. Pans.
Crooks, Water Kegs, Spittoons, and Fruit Jars With
Cork shoppers which they will sell at factory pricrs.
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a. FOR SALE VERY LOW. and OF

Lii The house at the corner of Cary aud Foushe'
streets. 1t has FIVE room with fire places in them
besides the kitchen and two outerroos for servants
There Is hydrant on the lot and other usual con
veniences for family Possession given immed
ately. For terms, apply to
3l-ts THOMAS L EVANS
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
l. LEGE OF VIRGINIA.-This Infirmary, connect
cd with the Medical College of Virginia located in
the city of Richmond, CORNER Of Marshall and Col
Iege streets) is open for the reception of Patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid except the insane and those laboring
under Contagious disease, are admitted into the Insti
tuition. The accommodations for the sick are COM
plete.
Of the College The charges for Board, Medical at
tendance Nursing and Medicine, are for
White Patients............."..... 70 per week.
Hsa-Aoxna fol5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30

e. STORE ON BROAD STREET Fol
ts.s;i RENT OR LEASE.-The subscriber offers 70
Rent Lease, his store and cellar, NO. 229 Broad ST
adjoining Messrs. Crenshaw, Quarles Co.'s new DIR
street for business 1t is 20 feet wide 50 feet deer
and has granite front. To good tenant the term
will be accommodating and possession given immt
diately. THOS. d. QUARLES
I1-ta
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"a FOR RENT-Two new and desira
LII BILE brick tenements on 18th, between Marshal
anu Poplar streets, near the Lancasteran School,
They each contain rooms with 100 feet depth of lot
Price sl2 so per month. K. CAUTH0RN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30

NOTICE.-Having determined to change
lNmy business, have disposed of my stock and the
Messrs HAMILTON & BOUCHER, who will con
tnue to carry on the HATING business. at my old
stand No. As West Main street.
Mr.. JAMES Ii AMILToN has been engaged with me for
the past thirteen years. and take great pleasure in
recommending the new concern to my former pa
irons and the public generally.
August oath, 1857. JAMES COLLINS.
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o. VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PRl-
III vATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOT, Al
TIE CORNER OF GRACE AND 5TH STREETS.
FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell the above de
sraDly located property, now in the occupancy O
A: A. Hughes, ESQ
The location isIustly regarded among the best il
the city The house has front of 331s feet and this
vacant lot % feet each running ack l57 feet TO al
alley The house will be sold with, or without, tn
vacant lot As may be preferred. Apply to
Sc 4-dtIO GODDIN II APPERSON.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-16
u".,i,r RaHisn,.". ef IN" u,s,I Rsp"n-
ussu..

Although ~ o'clnck, ". IN Monday
WAS asrNl upon ~ the tine al which the
Conyenta shoulj to callNi 10 crler the
hlacA Republicans iook possession II the
Hail rf the ,laue Of Representatives, cn
Sr>p,y Ntsnr h0ccn hours PRIOR tn that
tue. They have v,aincd possSs'on up to
the pngsni wrlt,nf. hackNl hy such ballles
anal rum sw,llag rcgucs, a. could I've mus
h,rol Ia their aSsls,ancc by the Glitter Of the
nVoguis,,i black Republican oygan N this
city.
Ne rather admire ilic extent aH.l hokhr~
ct thr Hypocrisy Of these mem Who ,lccla'm
~ I,ulh ia rcicrt,c "a thu wr, ugy en,iursl
by the Frr SA,r mrn " kansas First,
thrruSh = county oaccr. AMI be. cnc Of the
lo,,rst oi the hraNlcr and ryervnl cne
at that, they rciuSo Ia ryNcOsH,ke a,xally cs,rt
al ,iclcka'rs as such. ard grant certificates u
elcclica 70 msu Who wvrc NbaAri hy the
,sopl,. phcn they pnsen,od ,hsulsl,cs as
candidate The HACK Rspsbas.a party
GENES swwanl aii entorss this oa,rsec. hy
admitting th,-s uca 70 STATS in their :, callsl
eC,ovcn,ion The PARTY ASSUMES the ~,
s,~,a,ibih,y ~ rrr~' Avs ut, a''d awaits
i,srlf II whatever Nrcdt may tow insn his
r,.,saaly. We shall 10 lcrgcr hoh The 'st
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-16

Ia addtta, 10 admitting live Delegate.
10 their 80 eallel Convention, who were
elected by The people 10 stay At homc, a part
II the iishonorablc tactics Of the Hack 10.
puhlicana wa 20 use the voies Of thcye ercu
tnr,S, 10 esoi,. 'lla I'cnhina Delegates
from the Convex sea. \ srw Iaeta IN regard
TO the Delegates. will place tbs matter in
its right light before The l.oplc
rcmblna county iorius u singh Council
District. lying IN both sidcs at the l,rl
River, very large portion Of the county
being ~, the east side of the river. anil
therefore, within the boundaries Of the pro
pcs.yi state The popolaiiou, We are in
formed, Ia about equally divided hut that
portion Of the county on The west side Of
R@l i,i,or. Is settled exclusively by half
br-i hunters, while ca the east aide. ~
pecially near tho head waters Of liel River,
AMI aboat otter Tail Lake, there arr many
white ~ttlers. who have recently gene thith.
CT and arc oaiit,l Ia Delegates Ia rrrr1eu,
their interests in the Convention
Thcre arr fye election PRECINCTS In the
county. thrv east Of Rcd l;iyor. ist Vim
cent. issch lake. anil l,e,i iasel AMI two
west Of the river, iicmbina AMI ~ 10
Sphl
As well might tho delegates nom the
Tenth t'ouncii District h. cSclu,l, Iron
Convention as the rembiua pohys,es
Brown county, in that District, extends
wc.t la the l.,g Sioux, and larger portion
vi the District hes w,thou, the pupvs,d
state than within IT, Election precincts
have been established in this l'is,rlct, out
side the limits OF the STATE Vet We bear
no complaints in rvari Ia this District
Cause !, Is represented In part by Black
Republicans. some Of whom wcrr c'Ntd
10y voters ,nler,sl from Ricr inie Wa~'ca
county
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-16

The Constitutional Convention held sec
o,id scr~ion Tuesday in tbs 'ouncil Chamber
A the Republicans @celel, AMI orgnniz,'d
ION their own hook, 81 course all tho mem
hcra are lcmocuits Hon, II, " Sim x,
waa choan President, pro irnl., a deserved
recognitou Of the services Of an oil aud tried
friend Of Minncsota--hrr Hrs, Delegate IN
Congress and one 81 her carlics, settlers
Anoug the Delegates, W. recognize n
number of gentleman lpog identified with
the Territory, and who have, lay their abil-
ny AMI zeal, done much to place Minnesota
IN the proud position she nov pecupics, We
may mrpitionihc names. ia this connection, Of
such men a. llolooNu Stacy, \oRRrs,
HRnwS. SrfzgE, MFrSsR. GuM,Sanl 9th
ers. II we ,io not err. The tnur gentlemen
first named. were present. and participated
IN thr inviting held q, saltwater In
ISIS. ~ which the first action was had, in
rckrnec to the formation of the Territory
of Minnesota Hut nnc yrars have passed
sinc' lha, time, and they meet again 10 all
IA forming u Constitution lhr the govern,
men, OF great AMI powerful STATE In
lsis, they represented a caus'iiuenc, " but
a t'v huudr,Sl they anil their assrlalCs
now rprc~u' 200 900 prosperous and hap
p} pcorle
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-16

II sounds very well for the Hrnns.aian
To talk Of the paid hirelings ID the admin
istrsiion;' i'ui the cry Il becoming parrot
Ike. {, may stouBi our Republican
friends who pin their faith to OWES viz
ginial purify, a. Regards the touch Of gov
eminent gold. when We assert that, during
the past year, he has received more Of Uncle
Sans money than any Democratic dele
gate Yet, such il the fact.
Another lie IL asserted, when the Hmne-
'f'o,. states that nobody paid any atten-
ton TO Mr.. CHlsF. but the Democratic
Delegate. At least twenty Republicans
responded mo on the motion To adjourn
thus recognizing his authority
There are other ,riing lies in the above,
thrown in " i'll up space and N antain the
character Of the article; bu, il il useless 10
refer 10 them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-16

timber the local head will b. found an az
count Of an assault committed by Captain
lIAERn, Of the Grey Eagle upon the person
u Mr. W. 4. CRoprtT. assistant editor Of
the 19's', Of this city, on Monday morning.
We understand the assault was committed
by this steamboat ruflian. under the suppo-
sltion That the person attacked was ~
porter for this paper. Capt. HAHaIs was
arrcstel, brought before the police justice.
and fined We learn that he apolcgizcl to
Mr.. CRpFPtr. at the police Office. stating
that he supposed he was iniIcting punish
ment on one of the editors Of the PioNgta
ASp DENocn,r
From these iacis, It would appear that
Capt Haas considers that an account
stands between this Office and himself, which
he wishes to close In the trnFF,t style This
being the probability. he viii excuse as f1r
making one or two suggestions. which 4
save him from the repetition Of >nch ,,n
awkward blundcr as he committed ycs,cr.
day. The @ltor Of this paper does not wish
the reporters attached TO the Office To I've
held responsible for the articles which the,
may write in the performance Of their en-
gsgcmcnts Their labor il performed in all
cases un,lcr bis direction and supervision.
and he alone is properly accountable 10 any
aggricved party for the character Of the con
tents II the paper. The editor makes these
suggestions, not for the purpose Of shielding
others from any liability which they ough,
properly 10 bear, nor at the request Of any
aiiaehs of the paper but SOLELY for the con
srnicncc Of the class 10 whom capt. IIARHts
evidently belongs, that they may know Ger
tainly where responsibility Is acknowledged.
and by whom its obligations will he met.
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aasssi

We intend TO publish biography, AZ aoon
as possible, Of some Of the Delegates to the
Republican nesting. now in session in this
city; W. refer particularly to the bogus
Delegates from st. Anthony, who have
been foolish enough TO claim seats. What
VIZ want particuarIy---wc know enough
about SEouxB--is II copy 81 certain IN
dic,mcni for forgery. on record in the Grim.
innl Court Of Wayne county. Michigan.
Who can furnish IN There il copy in
the Territory; aud If We can get It, VIC will
make some Of those whi,c-crayate,, gentle.
men acclaimed Of their company
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-16

LIT il be remembered, that the President
Of the Republican meeting. nov in session
at The Capitol, wa elected by the people 81
Winona anil Wabashaw counties, In precise
" the same manner. rs Judge MgggER, Mr.
CUAsr, or their associates, whom, he com
sellol, should be excluded from seais until
h. wis elccted President Of the Convention,
we'll knowing that their vote. would defeat
him
Another TACT should b. remembered: TWEEN
ty-eight black Republicans claim seats in
the Convention, and are now acting IN tia
bogus assembly. who were elected in pre-.
cissly The same manner IA five Democrats
who wer refused certificates, in order ihui
the blacks might b. able to organic The
CONVENTION.
Talk Of bleeding kansas, " black r.
publiranA, after this damning record -s
SrRISarKLtow was very saint when com
parcel to your AVIS, BAlcoans. Fosrsss and
the smaller fry
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TIE Cen seat1sse.

Tho Constitutional Convention will M
semblo on Monisy. at tho Capitol. From
present appearances. We judge that nearly
all If the Delegates viii 10 present. al the
oIening Of the Convention 1'her aro ssv-
rmi questions, In regard TO tho admission II
mcmbcrs, which We suppose will h. settled,
before permanent organization Of the
Convention Is ciisctrd.
In rsvnni 10 the H. Anthony members,
No confidently expect that Messrs MExxra.
CnAsr, TurrLs aud LAciig,.LE, viii b. al
lowed 10 take their ~sts al the ope ming of
the Convention. by general eon~'nt II
ibey arr not allowed 10 10 NJ. justice ~.
qulres that the four members from Chisago
county, s'S from tho Gcobhnc district, six
from the Winona district, four from Olnl.
s'si, six from Fillmore, and two from
Mower counties, making in all twenty eight
delegates, chosen in the sans manner NJ tlm
~, Anthony Delegates, shall also be refused
permanent SEATS In the Convention. Tbs
bogus Delegates seat down from 81. An
,hony should not he allowed 10 cast a singh
vote AMI II they are one dcyrce removed
from common scoundrcls, they VIII not Mt
tempt Ia do NJ.
In regard to thu l'embina delegation, W.
believe that u tho Convention prctsnds q
act under the Congressional Enabling at
the members IRON that district cannot bs
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~. s're,se.,,ag. .f che tc.,se''ea Ss.-
trrttny.

ia accorlan.v with al understanding
among the Delegates 10 the constitutional
Convention. they assembled on Monday, in
The Hall Of the HOUSE Of Representatives
Precisely NJ the inmate hand of tho clock
Indicated the hour of ~ NJ, the Delegates
wcrc called 10 order by Hon. tusmLss l.,
Cnass. SECRETARY Vi the Territory Of Min
mcso,a Ex,.o,. Goasis immediately
moved that the Delegates adjourn until
~ " to-day. The motion was put by
Nj CaAsp. and carrird sui'ici,n, number
81 the Republicans voting with the pc,np
cfa,s 10 constitute u quorum vi the whole
hAly "A pcnr "a We rouI aSc,r,ain,
about forty five Democrats voted Ia al
iOurn, and nj kast twenty Republicans
voted nay NJ diyisioa MAS oallci for. AMI
Mr. tuAs, declared the dnlegats~ adjourn.
ri m,d uoon to-day The psmocruiIe
members th,a ictt the hall
At the sauc tup tina, NJ Cuusr called
The Convention 10 orlcr. Mr. louS "
NoNrn, nlack Republican lArlega,e cf Ricc
county. no,niua'c, Tua,sJ. Gunalm
"a temporary Chairman AMER the Con
,en,lun hal been ,lcclard adjoarpei by Mr.
ruASg, AMI the p,s,ccratc members hal
IN the hall MI GuaR.rn was slec,oi
hy these remaining. mt quorum oi the
Ccn,en,icn. a. temporary presiding oihccr
IN such rapacity, be took his scat. the "
mai,,ing oIliocrs Of the m~ting or meb,
were selcctr,i, and Committee ON Cr~lcn.
tials appointed who rc,~r'"i tt,y-sis dele
gates -Not yconru II legally olcc,ci
drltzn,ea present \ aving Aholiticais,,
named RncouRE, from Winona, was then
selcC,ol as pernanen, rrSidcat, and AFTER
the cloc,ion Of other officers, thu nectne
adjoarueJ. until \ N. to-day.
We viii 'ldcasor canlrlly anil honestly
"a discuss tbs action 81 The pchvsic-, Gu
the aboyc s,aic,ncn, 81 iar's which "a cor.
rrcI IN every particular.
The grra; point Of drlcvpoe Was ~Aose
duty or privilege was il, To cal ,hv Con
ycnlion to order. and pTvs',ie sntl tempo
rary organization should bc eacicl The
Democrats claimed iha; Secretary Cn,sR.
Was the prurer individual, aod are fully sus
lAinsi in that position by prS,N'cnts, the
only rule governing such matters IN the ali
~oce OF positive hga cuactmcn, The Wis
coosin AMI the Iowa Constitutional Ccb,cn
,ious. WIRE both prs'dN ever un'd a 'cm
porary oryanin,ioO hal srN cfrS'"l. by
the Secretaries Of those TERRITORIES, notwiih-
standing there wAs no provision Of this char
ac,cr, in the acts authorizing tbs 'on'cn
,ious TO he heid In States, whefc ''n'cn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-16

X. C.. BAiiey's addition to Hastings, contain
ing about 40 acres, was sold last september
to II. Gillitt- ESQ. Of la Crosse, Wis, for the
sam u .it..y9D: and the same vas re sod, on
Thursday last, by said Giliit. 10 II. r. Hancock,
Esq., Of Minneapolis, N. r., for 81? tso. N0s .
bad advance On short time; and we doubt not
the present purchaser will make a. much, n
not more, In proportion 10 TIE money invested.
Terms, $4,000 down. s. go On the 1T VI sep
iember peAt, and the balance in twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at per cent.
month. A few weeks since. A. Bailey, ESQ.,.
one Of the original proprietors. sold portion
u bis fourth Of the town for $4,000.
There is likely to be serious time be-
tween the people Of Hastings and the steam
boat ,;alena, growing out OF fight be-
tween deck hand and a passenger. on the
9Th Of July, while the boat was lying at
Hastings. The origin Of the quarrel is mo-,
certinly known, but il is asserted that the
deck hand struck the passenger first. An
effort To arrest the deck hand wa. resisted
by the boats crew. the Galcna swinging of
and coming back To the levee twice. TO give
''phi''hSHeS W ths tftN, vi tLilI tHhfE
TO release the man from the officers. which
was accomplished! This ended Saturday ;
performances. On Sunday afternoon, Us
the t,alena went down, she was attacked by
crowd on shore throwing a yolley
Of stones, which was returned and
KEEP, up with pistol shots, until the
boat was out Of range. On Tuesday,
the Mayor OF Hastings called public
meeting, in which the action Of Sunday
mob was condemned, and determination to
prevent any further attack on the boat.
On Friday evening, the Galcna came up
again. ami as we learn from the Times OF
this city. her crew, both officers and men
were well armed with reyolvers, and deadly
weapons in anticipation Of repetition Of
the Fourth Of July 6gh, at Hastings. In
addition to the firearms in possession Of the
crew, the Captain the Galcna had small
carronade mounted on the capstan Of the
boat, loaded with slugs, TO be- used in case
Of emergency But on landing at Hast
Jugs, no offensive demonstrations were made
the citizens having determined to allow the
matter TO subside. The boat, however, af
ter leaving the leyee according to the Hast
ings JournGi, favored the citrns with d
salute from their swivel firearms, revolycrs
&c, accompanied with cheers the firing
and cheering continuing until the boat wa,
ont ofsight. The swivel was heavily charg
I'd, as was evident from the effect of the shot
On the water"
The conduct Of the boats crew is iooke
upon as taunting. and has re-arouscd III,
feelings Of the citizens. and the fear is. thai
other and further outrages will occur We
hope not.
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Hon. llksRY NJ. RicE, communicates 10
Us the following changes. additions and ap-
polntmcnts in rust-olccs. IN this Territory:
j. II LInA>p, a. Postmaster ut browns
Wills, Houston county, riee Cuas llRovS,
JonS C. IlAsaoN. Postmaster at Name
min. ManomIn county. 1fe j 4 MUS,
moved away,
GroEcE I'RApLEy, Postmaster ut Belle
PLANE, Scott county, rae N,uuA SroSE.
IIW,s \. rR,rr. Postmaster Mt Man
torsille, Dodge county, r,cs .lonS A. SuonER
rsign,d
\ fcstotlice has been established a,
Kingston, Mcckcr county. nine miles from
Forrcs, City, on route Il n~9. AMI Atnlox
l. WnrSSy, appointed Postmaster.
Also, II, Hyde rark, Wabashaw county.
twenty miles from Re>is Landing. and
twelve from Oronoc, Ia Nv specially sup
piled. and WuIt.x r,pesn. appointed
Postmaster.
At Wanklin,on. Blue Earth county, 30
miles from Hue Earth city, on route i.0i6,
and FE,Ncrs 'miIrs Appreciated Post
mas;sr
At Duluth ST LOUIS county. TO I've spcci-
ciaiiy supplied from Superior Wisconsin,
distant mibs. anil JcsHt, Il CrtIER ap
pointed Postmaster.
A. Bear Grove. olus'ci county, : mics
from Rochester, on rnute li,Ol5. and Az
pFsw rptcn,sp appointed Postmaster.
At rrairWvlle R,ce county between
far,baHlt aHl hcnyon, oa route lt0e9.
and Nss,>nEs ANDERSON appointed r,~t.
master.
Al Highland. Fillmore county, 10 h. sup
piled sIsNcially rom Richland, dstan, .
miles. anil >usu,> \. Gs,vss appointed
Postmaster
At Clark Grove. Frcvborn county. to
b. nppli,d sp,aslly from Gsar'a, distance
, mil,s, anj ! VI CLAES appointed Post
magtcr
At kls,n. Wsbashaw coansy Anl Gvs
Bs, M appointed Postmaster.