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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Chr aopertiskr.
ARTHUR SlMKlNS, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY.6, 1853.
MIR. IxEEsE COLLECTING
EDGEFIELD, s. C.

member of our Firm is at this time out collecting
the dues of the Adssrsiser Office NO oness ws feel
assured, will turn from him without prompt res
ponse to his call for funds. Our claims arc maryland
singly very SMALL but all together, they will make
up pretty sum-a sum that will enable US not only
to pay Our debts but toplaceour paper ahigher
ground of progrOss than we have yet yontured TO
assume. While our many friends throughout the
District are receiving the rich reward OF their line
crops, they will surely remember thesprnters due
and act aacordingl Upon seeing and assO-
ciatey Mr.. 3, KEEsE.
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The Cash System for 1853,

Inc CaS1 SyStem Tor l868.
TINllE Subscriber again notifies his patrons and
i friends that he desires to do a
STRICT CASH BUSINESS
During tie year 1858. Having adopted it last
year, and being well satisfied with its workings,
hnhcsitat,s not to say that the CASH SYSTEM
is lar the best and most pleasant manner to carry
on any kind Of Mercantile business. 1t is best for
the buyer and seller. 1t enables the consumer to OBJ
tain better bargains, and the Merchant. who Is con.
stanty turning his capital, can afford to sell his
Goods at q smaller profit and make more money
than his next door Merchant, who does acredit 6u.
;siness.
will keep constantly on hand full supply Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY ).
OF every description.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO, SEGARS,
WINES, SPICES, AIRS, dc,
Which will sell as heretofore Mt low figures for
Cash. Let evrrybody-ore and a--try the Cash
system for the next twelve months. and at The end
Of 1883, we will all be better and happi.r people,
- g. L. PENN, Agent. I
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DEATH OF a PALMETTo,

~
til, with pain that wessnord the death ofsanqshss
member Of that gallant Palmetto band whose harolsm
has added SO much lustre and reRownto the name Of
South Carolina present SUBJECTS
friend, JOIN ELbRED sIxxNs. The Ssubjoined' note,
announcing to us his death, is handsome, truthful
and feeling tribute to his monory by enc who knew
him well in all bis relations in life. On another col
unn may be found obituary notice from the pen:of
gentleman of distastisp 70 which wesssspssctafuy
direct tho readers attention. es@ ,SlN
aDsAR Col: It is With profoundsorrow that I iu-
form you of the sudden death of braSe Pnlmetto-
your noble and gallant relative, JoHS ELnREp SnKIss
He died ut the residence of his brother A. A Smkins
Esq., on Thursday evening last in the thirty-ninth
sar of his age. He braycy did his duty wilhelm the
service of his country in Mexico remaining there du-
rig tho war, and was ons of tho gallant few ofsthe
fororn hope in tho stormng of Cheputepec, who es-
capod unhurt- He was asehivalric and high toned
gentleman, and his. best eulogy may be drawn from
the fact that he was belovsdand respected BY all who
knew him. either as soldier or private citizen. An
immense concourse marked thar estcem for him by
attending his remains to their last resting place by
the sids of his equally gallant fdther, Col. Arthur
Simkfiis. Yours truly sW. II. A"
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a Gard.

TsR. s. G, MOBLEY, having located
~ miles Nor.h of Edgcfield G. H.. at the former
residence of Mr.. Bennett Holland, offers his Pro-
fessbna services ts the citizens Of the surrounding
counry in the practice Of MEDICINE, SURGE
RY and OBSTETRICS. He socits reasonable
shareof public patronage.
Jams 3m So
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BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART
A S S OCl A 7 10 N .

DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
PURCHASED AT COST OF $1so,ooo!
AND POWERS WORLD RENOWNED STATUE OF THE
GREEH SLAVE:
DE.PURCHASED for sic thousand dofhnrs, with
IL several hundred other works Of Art, in Paintings,
Sculpture and Bronzes, comprise the Premiums to be
awarded to tho subscribers of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
who subscribe before the 18th OF January, 1858, pt
which time the awards will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of three dollars is entitled to Il
cory of tho large and splendid Steel Engraving, en-
titled "MANIFEST DESTINY" also to n copy Of
the COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL one year.
also to Certificate in the Award of Premiums, also
n free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan
Galleries
Thus it is seen that for every three dollars paid the
subscriber not only receives SPLENDID THREE
DOLLAR ENGRAVING, but also the beautifully
illustrated
TWO DOLLAR. ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR.
Each subscriber is aso presented with Certificate in
the Awards of Premiums, by which valuable work
of Art in Painting or Sculpture, may be received in
addition thus giving to every subscriber an equiva-
lent to the value of fire dollars, and Certificate
gratis
ANY one of the leading So Magazines is furnished,
instead OF Engraving anu ART journal, II uesifeu'
No person is restricted to single share. Those to-
king five memberships, rcmittiug SIS, arc entitled to
nm extra Engraving, and six tickets.
Full particulars of tho Association given in tho
Art Journal, which contains over sixty splendid En-
cravings, price fifty cents per number. Specimen
copies will be sent to all persons who desire to sub
scribe. on receipt of FIVE postage stamps Us cents
Address C. L. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.,
54S Broud,eay, Ne'c- York.
@U- Apply to Dr.. E. ]. MINIS, Honorary sec'y,
Edgefcld c. H.
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,sAPOLOGETIC.f

Business and other engagements have prevented us
from giving the proper attention toour editorial col
rilnns for week or two. Wo hopsto be able to do
better in future ~ 40
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agN;I. WI. !. WlAlry q RlETuRNEp.

s.,SS GEN WIN. WAEg,;a RETURNEU.
q fNEw YoRE, Dec. ,27s--T lc steamship. North
tern Light, from AspinWall, With late and inter-
estihg news from oalifsqrna ani Central Aneriea
rs Sig Il. brings $4,000, 900 inS Strsasa:,. s:
Gen. VIM. Walker one of the .pn'engers
In the Norlhsrn sLigh he. .. -, s,s.,
u Fort Castillo and four steamers were captured
by Gen. Walker and his forces: s. 81
E Walker and one hundred and fty OF his men
swere captured by. Commodore Hiraw; Pauldlng.
The men haycsall been sent to Norfolk, but
Gen. Walker. is here on his parole OF honor.
The lake and river steamers have been turned
over. to Garrison and Morgan.
: Col. Anderson and fifty Americans sttil hold
Fort Castillo, and river San Juan. They have
three months. provisions, six pieces OF artillery,
and an abundance Of ammunition:
ssThe river steamer C.. Morgan, has been put in
charge of the American Consul at GreytoRn.
The California. trade ii reviving and impartlng
! new gigor to mining operations.
Ia force of only fifty men captured walker
and his army!
Martinez has been elected President of Mica
ragua, and was making active preparations Tor
an ENERGETIC war on Costa iRca. sIhe latter
had. sent aoushundred men sgainst Col. An
:derson.
COMMODORE PAULDMG AND TEE ARREST oF
GEN. WALKER.
: WAsH1NeToS, December 29-The letter OF
Commodore Paulding to, the Secretary OF Wars,
giving an account of his seizure OF zen. wal
I kcr, was before the. Cabinet today. 1t abounds
with epithets Of pirates and outlaws, who lett
our shores, for rapihe and murder, and says that
he saw no way of vindicatins the law but oy
their arrest. He is sensible Of the responslblIi-
ty incurred, but. confidently looks to the Gov
ernment Disqualification. He says that wal
ker had established. his camp without the au-
thority: of law (; that he had raised the Nicaras
guam clailned:t to be the commander OF the
Nicaraguap army, that he seized goods Killed
men, and made prisoners OF peacetati haoitants:
!, ,Commod.r re Paulding, thereforey regarded hun
as an outlaw and 4 murderer, and thought that
humanity, as well as the national honor, de-
manded his arrest.
Although the sci2nrc was not strictly Justined
by his instructions, yet the Cabinet considered
the case much palliated by the circumstances
Gen. Walker will be released from present
arrest, but brought to trial for violation OF the
neutrality laws
WAsnlSGroN, Dec 29.-General Walker ana
suite, arrived in this city to-day. He was en-
Enthusiastically received at the Hotel.
WAsHrxGroS, Dec. 30.-General Walker had
an interview last night with Secretary Cass.
The latter repudiated the idea of his being un-
der arrest, and he was at once released from
parole Commodore Paulding has been recalled.
Capt. Wyle is under orders to return to the
squadron No civil process has vet been issued
against Walker At the proper time he will
bring claim for justice, which he hopes the
Government will be disposed to award. This
is, however, considered doubtful at present.
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NJOTICE!-All persons indebted to the Is:
~ tate of George Med. Rearden are requetted
to make immediate settlement; and those having
demands against the Estate will please present
them forthwith, properly a,tcsted.
E. P. II. KlRKSEY.
Jan. 6, If So.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

De LINE II FLoUR.-Within Che last four or
five days, says the Selma (Ala.) Sentinel of the
3Oth ult., flour has taken considerable tumble
downwards in this market, in consequence of the
immense quantity on hand Perhaps at no time
since the existence Of Selma as O. town has their
been more or even as much flour in the market
at one time as is now here. : The consequence is
easily to be conjectured. Flour that was selling
a few weeks ago at 81 to 81 per hundred, is
offered now at 81 25 to 81 50-and their seems
to be but little selling at these low figures.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the sub.
II scriber, or to Mrs. Rosela BIalock, can settle
with me until sale day in February next,--after
that time with my attorney.
P, r. BLALOCK.
JAMS, At 50
N. B-I have three Negro men to hire for the
year 1858.
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: an UNPLEASANT p1FF1cuLTY.

We resst to leasnsthat our old friend and fellow
citizen, CAREY w ssTTLEs Esq, now resident of
Brunswick, Ca, had snsunfortunate and most fatal
renoontrs with oneaJ. W..MooRE, Esq, member of
the Legislature Of Georgia, on the 24th ult, which
resulted in the death of the latter. correspondent
and aroliabe gentleman sonds the following account
of the aray, which goes to show that Mr.. STYLES sc
ted on tho Defensive, and that ho took MooREs life
Ito save his own."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

TnENEwsY onKs Dais BooK.-This bold, fear,
less andsindepenSdent Journals now published
by Horton, Van Evrie & Co., and deserves pub
lie patronage for its true conservatism. On the
question Of slavery, no paper in the Union has
done greater service to the cause of the Constr
tuition. DIR. Van Eyrie, who, on that subject, is
thoroughly posted, continued his able articles
with much sprit;snd earnestaess.-south Caro-
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WAsnxGroN, Dec 29.-Gencral Walker and
suite, arrived in this city today. lie was en-
Enthusiastically received at the Hotel.
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TOUND and left at this Office, a GOLD
II BREAST PIN, which the owner can obtain
by proving properly and paying for this advertise
ment
Jan. 6, %
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FURTHER AnoUr WXKERs SURRENDER
Walker shed tears when he hauled down his flag
on surrendering to the United States forces. He
states further that the Captain Of the Brunswick
expressed his intention of dislodging Walker if
the United States Commodore did not do so, and
that Walker and his men had resolved to fight
to the death before surrendering to the British,
though they had determined to yield to the Uni
ted States authorities. A mine was laid with all
the spare ammunition, and the British were to
have been blown to eternity. Walker was well
provisioned, and had plenty of munitions of war.
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Jan. 6,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12

FoR 7AII4l
wslcar, q lag -. = . peinae sass
1T i,e9s. Win : anan Ds5alae 49, ~
klsassiS, cosser,Asas 1 Hl1saS 5Ilep
: -: 1uo1pB1gCB J.;
s,e.as'y ,e41PsA y .. Y. CURTIS. ~
sitaa&s1 % seeo1d sve1ss d. CleuA. III III
On whieA said sesibsaes b lseaEsd b lless
ftoat By ism dep. 1Ais i sae u ~ -
desirable pisces u Jsopesty IN &. Cjsuk
Apply -. e address, b lsetee -:
CURTIS 4 EeTEr
= .Ln5 A1s =
WDeaS
lnl1fso1A
g. Cloud Juae 2leA. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12
MORTGAGE SALE,

Default having besn made il ths eesdisisa e
> certain lndsnture 81 MortgaIs dsssd IL 9oth
dsy Of 6etebsf. 1857, made aad s1sssasd BY ~
Wihnebago Water Power Company, - Psessa
0st16sl Of HSh,spia sssaay. ni,.eseta. vAsse-
BY, Ind BY the terms ofwhish; ths sid Waaee
Power Company sold. conveyed and sona.ned
uato The said Pssrsa Gstshsll, his hshs sad ~
signs the following dssribsd lands situated n
stearns county in the State, then territory Of
Minnesota, viz; ':Besinins u the south west
corner Of block numbered dftS two (t2} In Tie
town ofWinnebsso, and running ftoA theses
northGly, On rock street to ths north west cor
.nsr q u.id Block fly two U7): theses % ~
north line Of said Beck, to ~ Mississippi siy.
e; Asase tewn se,d river u BLDG sssest:
thsass On ~ 1estA eids # said etseee, 70 The
plase a bsgiaise:-&siiGler with -, tsv,.,
hesss .tsadias ~ s.id b,ook :" tee,t,.r viii
s,lsad siastlr ~ psitilse,s md aulurtna..
~ tAsrsto bs,s.eias. 70 secure q u. cid
Perrsn Gstshsll his hsirs or assis,s, the p.y.
nsnt Of Three hundred ninety .dolla.s ind eixty
eight cents 1880, ss et.) and interest," thereon
u The rate Of tire Per cent p,r meath ,,til
paid, according to IL. conditions efon. ,ro-i..
sorry note bearing even dats With said i.d,a.uz,
Of Nortgse,, made and executed by tho aid
Winnsbaso water Company 70 Ii. ,,;d P,rr,a
astehsll: while s.id uorte.e. ooatai,. . nov,r
efs.,., aid ~. duly recorded /, tas odte, q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12
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OF
Z 0T' CLOUD DBleooDAI

x - 0EyOUO aOB04OQAT
Tn A.. C,nsun V,,,4., III ~ =. ~. 49,
"a 81 ~ nsrtv a. - - r. -.rS.S. -
~ csn s. ieerd thrensi IL eoInnns r. ~
m~h M 1r,f ~ I'm eont.in t.,.. No.
"a. a,eodotse "a: IA vestern r.sIs-. ri IN,
aiI.va ma & anm,narv ~ ns~s .is..s1 49,.
FaaAsrn. eralan.e. :hii. . ~ ~. '. .;n
81 deveted a sYvine rasie,n rs:dsre 49, c.,r.s.
infornaaion abont "a srsst No,th.W..t 'I II
Ills depestnent q expset the .sai.tsso. A.
ssysesi huad1sd local repeeter,, fhlners Ana
tAsir vivea, Red River traders, lunbeemen.
lsa1 sosaas, surveyor, Asatsrs o., nss md
vsnea ~ 1vSQ 81 IL Aad, walk - md
leuls13 - = U I'D ~ = Il; bas = Win
veean DeiSs 1iniai6es s nakine persenal
c6selvl1iahs - ~ nisleed ~ resders s.
- - !. !! - lsA11.1ss !. S0.kosses
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12
NEW ADvERT1sn16ulgTsl

Mro::STGAG1 SAID.
Default having been made in ~ condition
ofa certain 1ndsnturs Of Mortgage dated til
10th. day d 0stobsr 1857, made ard exssutss
by tho Winnsbaso Water Power csapaay, 4
H. 8. Hurd II Hennepin County Ninnesota
whereby and by tho terms Of which, tie said
Water Power Csnpaay sead eoavsgd -
eonarnsd unto The said Il. 4. nusd, - Asisl
and asasns, tho 1t,lowiss ds6uibsd iaadl
situated in stsarns County N The I~sjlssy(asv
Stats) II xi,AssdtA ~: '.Dseiaaias q the
south west eorasr Of Bloek .u.bsrsd liAy evs
(52) In the Town q Wiansbasa, 81 snasias
f+om themes, noithsrly On Rssk stssst, u IL
North west ebrnsr Of ssid Block; tAsnss,
on the North line Of said Block. u tie
Mississippi River; thence down I'D River
to Bridge strset; tAsaes On Tie aosth sids
Of Bridge Street, = IL plaes efbsgisnias;
together with the Tavern House sea,d-
NJ on said Block" tsssthsr With III aid singu-
lar Tie privileges md appa.tsaa,sss tAsssts
belonging. . seeuss = ~ a1d Il. Z. Hssd, III
hsirs and assisas. ~ psynsas d neAasss
Hundred Eighty 9svsa dollass I'D twenty IN
esatsf$1ss7 a.l n ssses) a.a iatsesse tAsssep
It III rate Of tAzss ~ ssas ~ nssA uasn
paid, according to he essaifisas a. ses yesa-
issefy hote besEias srla dass VIII ~ lndsa.
lure Of Mortgage, naas ssd executed By t&e
said winnebaso Water 1sve Company, 70 Ne
said H. 8. Hurd; snd vAieA nests.ss eo,tai.s
= power Of sale, and NJ duly recorded in he
Office Of the Register Of Dssds for said sssai.s
County, On the ed day Of October 1867, n
Book "A" Of Mortgages, o. pages 81. 81. %.
md o.
There is el.imd to bs due and IL due On said
Mortgage, It the date Of this notice, Twenty
three hundred Eighty One dollars aad SIXTY
Seven cents, and interest On Eighteen Hundred
Eighty Seven dollars and twenty tvo cents q
three Per cent pr nsatA, ftsn Jsly llEh 1865:
and no suit nsr proceeding 4 law has ben had
nor instituted 70 sseovsrs The sum claimed On
said Mortgage, nor any part thereof: I'D b
iioaooa Of the dsfsnlt made in.ths eonditioa
hereof, the power ofsalsthessia contained, ~
become operative.
Therefore, netiss is thereby given IT. By VIZ
'ae Of the power q saas In sa'd mortgage esa-
aimed, and n p1asua.ss thereof and Il IL
Statute in such ease made md provided, ~
premises Asssi.bstbrs dssesibsd, ~
.ethsr with I'll and Singular The privileges md
thsrsunto belonging, win be
'old It Public va.dus y - highest bidder. It
he Office Of the Register Of Deeds for sa;d
'''..n: Comfy IN g: Cloud in aid county;
lock in the afternoon Of said day, to sa&isty
he amount then due On sid mortgage, togeth-
u With the costs and expenses Of such sals.
July 18th 1858 n. s. HU1D.
eW. Mortgage.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12

!. IlAXA
DoAx31 n
And oLo1HlKc
Il 49, - assostnsnt q Ioot
- 49, & ~ ~ best quality.
= 0osss Constantly s. Ha1l.
~ Sasisa vesk dons 70 eedsr l.
- 1aE. Agoed a1eeetmsnt Of Ready.
Utsthing ~ sats ShsaD. Just ressivsd 1
| - asssstuAt sf
a11l11Q q ou1G111R HATS.
fstas Il ssat u asy q ~ shove NAMED
- soaaet oaa item Aeap1 Glssxhleo.
11l1 1-11GpTJolg Law,
I - ssttle asse asvsr lssses hsv, had
go eesat g yrs.snptioa under The act.
4 - nsse not, q tle tine Of making the
(y13ttea, y The sv1sr Of $40 aeres Of
80 i ~ seoes q 1ssitesy q the Uaitsd
seaseA -; =.
J. - 1nsk 0sltls, on aid improve The land,
- ese4 I'll, ~ biz own exclusive nee and
bs1e1a, - ~ With the intention Of selling
s. q ase0!aaisa; sAdmust not make, directly
. ta4seeelv, ny soatrast essaezssnsnt, in
(as1 ~ I! na1ass, WITH any person or per-
49, vA3oh ~ title 1Aish 10 may acquire
[sf - u11lea oeltse SAoaN sn1rs, n whole
81 j. 9sss, = ~ bsss6s - ny pssses except
8 $500 - tssaey-sss ysajs e ~ ~
& cie1 e ~ 4ajGe4 Statss: o. g : ibe.
|dga6Is y na9s IASs Declared 1is intsatisa
Is bsssae : eIlisla. bstsss IL proper author.
~, ~ Jselfve 3 eeeti6oats % hat effect.
|. g. h mnst hniA 5 house on tho land. live
in Il, aa6 nAks Il his exclusive home; and
.muse Do q iA1Akdt9nt Of The same It the time
q naking applications feeprs- smption. (Un-
~ laesly d1eae man might board with his
nearest 1sighbee, but The sone 10 now required
g dngls . . married man, except that if
Haeasllr = ..ssied, his family must also
iivs = ~ Aesss.l,
e The law Ssqnires that more Or less i'm
ysosensat b nads On thelspd, such a. break
'h& facing, h.; but Prescriptions srs ersn
I'D vhsss hat:aers d broken and enslosed.
~ = = neeessasy that a. other psrsoa, en-
49, = pse.saJltee, reside upon ~ laad
q t1p sa0e time.
:. 10 sne = permitted 70 remove from his
ewa lssa, and nAks prse-nptjsn n tie sans
$3.50 g tssriteSy.
! .: The settler u required 70 bring with him
~ - A1no V0ce Ws1tSo0 q printed 4ppu
cation, setting forth the facts 70 hs csss Of the
fsa, ID and Sd requirements here msStioned.
With . certificate appended, to 10 signed By
~ sesIstsr and receiver, md make smdsvh
10. He 10 also required 70 bring With hin .
1sepsetebls witness Of bic sequaintanee, Who
l. kasvi1s to the 6ket Of his sstaleaIiaat. Il
make a@davit to the III, 6th, 6tA, ~ and &c
requirements here mentioned, viii tie cane
1ek1epta on paper, With corresponding hank
s..ti1esss atsaeAsd, to b sisAsd b ths lad
II. Tie pr,-.apter, II g. ssr,se..r, mus.
bring with him - the Land sGee, duplicates
Of bic naturalization papers, duly siened ~
the e1etsa from whom they were received.
4 miner who 10 The Asad Of family. or 4
widav, may slbs prs-enpt, their families heinz
required g live On The land.
The settler 10 required to 6ls i written d.
elazatory statement Of the intention % pre.
enpt, before he can proceed with his prs-emp
EO0.
flss-1st. The fec required BY the rssis.
e; tor h''i.s . dee'asstosy statsneat, Il one
"a. For sraating pr snptiss the register
aud receiver can receive a1ty esats.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12
SCHOOL. DISTRICT.

5OaOO4 O14TH1CT.:- -.
NOTICE IL hereby givsa that tie Connis.
IN sionsrs Of StsaEns County, n. T., q tAeir
last session, established School District aunbes
three In said comfy, With The tollsvi,e bsua-
diaries, to VT: Tho fristioas u ssstioas Il,
l8 and "a, and sections II Gad e II tow,lips
l24, north Of range % west. t.,
JOSEPH EDELBRO0K.
:, Clsrk Of Board Of County Cenmissioners.
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