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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
i.OYAb DEMDCRACY-OLD BENTON
COUNTRY.

SVVOT~Os
Ths Dsmocncy Of Benton County held
their County Convention on Saturday,
18th inst, At Sank Rapids. George Good
:has'on u. appointed chairman, and h. A.
6toos secretary
The Convention was veil attended and
grs1t interest manifested ia the proceed
ings. The nominations were unanimous
and. ~ follows,
= Fs,. Aarif- D. 3. Day.
70, R<e;.s<, y b<e2s-J. Russell.
For Ttsas.se,-0So. Gsodhusoon.
70, Cssst Cosuifsioser-0so. v. Sweet.
p, Gre~a-H. A. Stone. 3"
Afeer the nominatioos were n>de, the
1Sj|oxisg preanble and resolutions were
sqsssd b. c.pt. g. y. Sweet and unani'
Il .,ossiy adopted BY The coavsstios: Il 2,
4.iypeeaAs, . Csavsatise .wes hsA AsEsso
-, Ios3. psspossisg 70 b. Deooersete Con-
1ention, and whereas said Convention BY III
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

part Of the ''gamber," completely oye,act'
ed her part, going through sp.sps. .l that
could never be.expeeted to occur ia reali.
ty; while her e4etts ut swoou, .nd the
manner in wheh she managed to- raw
herself from TIL. floor, BY short JERKS, We're
traly irth-provotiag: The persos~~ho
acted the part of the intrigucr, in the con-
tortions OF his face and body, and his ter
rible roaring, seemed very much like a
fellow who 10 taking seidlitz powder had
first swallowed the contents Of one paper
and then the other; and was laboring un-
der the effects ofthe Internal efiervescence.
The lover ee y, vas evidently playing while suf
fefipg from the combined influence Of
neuralgia aud collie and from the man
ner in which he thrust his hands through
his hair, we should judge that he was sad
ly in need Ut fine. tooth comb The
whole thing, in short, was ridiculous {;
and at the parts intended to be most ago.
nized, it was impossible to rcpress smile.
The farce at the close was very good and
we'll acted. 49,.
Confossing our weakness at the outstart,
candor compcls us to say that, althoug h
observing pretty closely on this point, we
have not seen a handsome, or even tolera-
Bile good looking, girl or woman since we
left St. Paul. The steamboats,, cars, no.
tells, sidewalks and theatre all present the
same unvaryiog scene Of homely faces
1t may be that the others are all house.
plants; if not, we shall be compelled to
claim this among the other superior at
fractions Of Minnesota.
|. Mcssrs Walter and Theodore Shotwell,
of St Cloud, left La Crosse on the same
train with US aud stopped at Milwaukee,
where they propose, in few weeks, Civ
ing "Floral Concert" From there they
90 to Cincinnati and New York.
Weather dark and gloomy.
w. BIN.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
DROBATE C0VRT:-IN PROBATE COURT
MkkkE4 COUNTY. NINXRA0rA

/ MkfkE1 COUNTY, xIxxHsorA.
In the matter Of the application Of Franklin
r. Weber, for letters Of administration on
the estate Of Thomas H. Skinner, deceased
late of said county, interstate. On reading and
filing said application, duly verified, it Is or
dered that Monday, the 26th day Of October.
a. p. 1863, at 10 o'clock A. X: at my Office
in Forest City, be assigned for hearing said
application, Of which all persons interested
will take due notice. And it il further ORDER
ed that the petitioner give notice Of the hear
ing thereof BY causing . copy OF this notice
to be published in the St. Cloud DEAocRAr
three successive weeks PRIOR to said day Of
hearing.
X. c. SMITH, Judge.
:; Dated Forest City, September 30th, 1865.
oct2-3v
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

Gen. Thos. Francis meaksr ii sahhnodln-
eed to speak in Ohio ia bshaR oftbe Gn:
ion ticket ="
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

1ep9nican Union Ticket.
For Governor,
ST Z p HEN MIL ER,
Of Ssed,n. County.
For lieutenant Governor,
CHARLES D.. SHERWOOD,
Of 4sal~s+s 'ttxns.
Fer seere,asy II 2srxse,
DAVID tAKELY,
Of Olmsted County.
For Auditor OF State,
Z II RLES McIL nth
Of N;eoli,t County,
For Stat. Treasurer,
Gu A r LES SCHEFFER,
Of wa.A;.sso~ County.
For Attorney General.
GORDON E. COLE,
Of Rice County.
For Cls,k Of the Supreme Court,
30. F. PO TT ER,
Of Hosston County.
District Ticket.
Sd Senatorial Dissriet.
ror the House Of Representatives,,
.. B. 0LMsTRAD,
ALEX. MOORE,
stearns County Ticket.
+. G. ALDEN.
For Treasurer,
@. II. ROLLERS.
For Register Of Deeds,
n. HEoPNER.
For County Auditor.
/. R. BENTLEY.
For County Attorney,
8. B. PINNEY.
For Judge Of Probate.
VIZ. POWELL.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
UNION MEETINGS.

Union MErr,sas arc hereby announced,
which will be addressed BY the following
persoss:
In Am HnN. l. nQNNrLLY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

A BRIEF REVIEW OF FAcTs-AN Ar.
ZEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF OUR
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
LETTER IIST.

II. T., MITCHELL, r. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
From TENNESSEE.

MURFgREsBoRo', June 7.-Colonel Wilder's
mounted infantry have returned FROM another
successful expedition to Liberty. He broke up
bahd OF euerilias, taking all their horses and
sIxty-two prisoners.
Deserters represent the Mississippi troops OF
BragSs army 10 be in n state OF Iuutiny The
;lst regiment, Col. Tucker, has been under
heavy guard for several days Portions Of
breekinridge's and McCown's divisions, re-
ported gone TO Mississippi, are still in our
front.
Heavy firing has been heard in the direction
OF Ifiono. Tn" oanSo is unozpi'inad
NASHVILLE, June S.-Our forces pursued
n Tetreatng rebels to Spring Hill, and il IS
rumoTed to-day that they have evacuated that
place cur loss In the engagement was about
30 killed. wounded and missing The rsbeI
loss " as double that number.
gang OF partisan guerillas bnrnt the bridge
over Little Harpeth river, at Brentwood on
Sunday morning, and IL occasioned a slight
damage 10 the trains running TO- day. The
river has fallen two feet on the shoals
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" The Princess Clotilde visited the impe-
rial harem while in Alexandra, took dinner
with the ladies there, saw them dance, had g.
very nice time indeed. and promised to look in
again and bring her knitting.
- The people OF Bath, Maine, are excited
on account of the elopemeRt of young lady OF
that city, respectfully connected, with a mem.
ber OF Woods negro Minstrel company.
~ The next annual meeting Of the Amer
lean Pharmaceutical Association will be held
in Baltimore on September Sth.
~ More than one thousand members have
been added to the Masonic fraternity in Maine
the past year.
aS In the sixth district of Kentucky Green
Clay Smith has been nominated for Congress
by the Union Convention.
~ The fifteen new lght-draught iron -clads
now building in different parts of the country
will cost 1895, 600 each.
photographic wires are to be laid at once
from the State House in Boston TO the forts in
the harbOr. RI
~ Two tons and a half of oysters were
stripped from the copper Of the French iron-
clad La Gloire, not long since.
~ Jacob Barker, the millionaire banker OF
New Orleans, has just finished history Of his
life -, s. 9.
K0Portugal is hard up. and is going to raise
100000 by .sshoving" the crown diamonds "up
the spout esa
n~ The owner OF the horse General Butler
has offered TO back him against the world, in
three even races, Tor from 5000 to $4,000.
~ The Maine Democratic State Convention
has been postponed until August 9th.
- John Contee, prominent citizen OF
Prince Georges, Md, died ON the 18Th AIT.
SA movement Is on foot in New Haven,
Connecticut, to organize colored regiment
ISothern, the actor, bagged $500 by Dun.
drearying in LiyerpceL ~ sr
IThe Mobile Tribune Is in grief because
strawberries are $3.50 per quart,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
Grand Reception OF New York Regiment.

NEW YORK, June s.-A grand reception of
the Thirty Seventh and Thirty eighth regiments
LOOK place this afternoon. The escort COM
prised the Second. Seventy first, Sixty-ninth
and Fifty fifth infantry regiments, together
with regiment Of cavalry, battery, and the
City Government.
The procession was about Il mile in length,
and was reviewed from the Metropolitan Hotel
by Malor General Sickles, who addressed the
returned regiments. 1t was also reviewed at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel by Major General
Mcclellan. The crowd of people to witness
the affair was immense, even for this city. The
regiments partake Of a banquet this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
Meeting OF the Editors of the New York

NEw YORK, June neS.-Atthe meeting of editors
to-day, Horace Greeley, of the Tribune; James
Brooks, of the Express; VIM. o. Prime, of the
journal CT Commerce, and various others,
We're present. Resolutions were adopted 10 the
effect !ha: we recognize and affirm the duty of
fidelity to the Constitution, Government and
laws OF our country; that treason aud rebellion
are crimes; that while we emphatically disciaim
and deny any right as inhering in journalism
20 ncite, advocate. abet, uphold or Justify trea-
son or rebellion, we respectfully, but firmly,
assert the right OF the press to criticise freely
and iearlessly the acts of those charged with
the administration of the Government, and of
their civil and military suhordinates, and that
any limitations OF this right created by the
necessities OF war, should be confined 10 local
ities where hostilities exist or are Immediately
threatened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
FROM NEW ORLEANS
The Siege Of Port HuSson-Returr es n.
Bayou Teche Expeditfan

NEW YORK, June S.-The steamer Contiuen-
Iai, II ON new orleans on the morning Of tAe
20 instant, arrived here at II o'clock TO- night
Purser Graft has furnished the press with fnI
files OF the Era, from which the following
tA,ratted:
Tie only reference made to the fight at por
Hncson. On the 2sth, is the following in tn !,
ii, Of The I'd inst:
HEADQuARI ERs 10TH ARMY CoRps, Before
Fort Hudson. May 2s.--A severe battle was
fought here yesterday by the forces under Gen
BANKS and the rebel garrison. The loss was
considerable on both sides, but will fan far
short OF the first estimate.
Onr iorcss advanced TO the enemy's works
and hold their position to- day.
Inc Era sayS that since the above was re-
ceised we have most satisfactory information
IL regard TO the progress OF the siege at Port
HUDSON. but which, from prudential motives,
we refrain from publishing, Our forces are
gradually gaining on the enemy, and a few
days will decide the fate Of thai rebel strong.
hold. 80
Inc other New Orleans papers received con-
tain nothing different, but are filled with rebel
lists OF Killed and wounded at ChahcelIors Vile
and other stcesh matter.
All officers serving on detailed duty in and
around new orleans have been ordered 70 the
regiments at Port Hudson.
An immense caravan, comprising one hum
dred wagons, filled with negroes to the num-
Der OF o,tce. with 3,GG0 mules and horses and
i,o'o mead OF cattle, together with nearly all the
troops liz the Teche country as a guard-the
advance regiment being the 4lst Massachusetts.
under Col. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at New Orleans
1rom Barrss Landing on the 30th ult
On the march we had several small skiy.
mishes with gueriilas, who infested the couu-
Try and hung on the rear of our columns,
Many OF those protesting loyalty when our
army marched through some time since showed
unmistakable qualification at the withdrawal
Of our forces.
I. Several officers who delayed leaving Frank
I'm nnui our forces passed were captured by
the gperillas.
The funeral of Col Cowles took place on the
3Gth nlt.
A committee of Union associations have re-
qnested Gov. Shepley !, rder registration of
the voters OF the State, in order that the people
can select delegates to convention which will
organize the State government OF Louisiana
loyal to the United States Gov. Shepley, in a
long letter, promises all the aid in his power.
The Era of the 3ist has a dispatch from mn
the river, stating that Com Porter's two fleets.
one above and the other below Ficksburg, are
within three miles of each other and in regular
communication, and supplies OF all kinds are
regularly received.
Tn the 22d ult., aftrr a hard fight, the fleet
silenced all the hill batteries at Vicksburg and
then raked the water and upper bluff batteries
for two hours.
Grants and Pemberton's forces are mu,zle 70
m uZZle, and Grant was mining the rebel works
Grant was receiving reinfercements rapidly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
n UARTE1SiAETER GENERALS OFFICE
0 WASHINGTON CRY, March 49, 1858.

Owners of steam vessels invited 70 send to the
charter or asle.
Tenders ehouid contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled er registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material
whether oorYeret, whether side-wheel or pro-
pellers vhe ther iron copper fastened size aud
power OF zines and boilers; and should state the
pIiee ~ which they are offered for long or short
care of loss, or n case the Government should
prefer 70 purchase instead ef chsrtering.
Owners eff steam vessels already in the service OF
the QuArtermaster's Department are requested to
MAKE known to the pepartnen: any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
sISnt. and also the price At which they win be
All such tenders should be addressed to the
QuarteTInAster General of the q Unitsd States at
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received, they viii be considered, and the
Department win endeavor to reduce the heavy
Oh yeEse attending army transportation q pom the
ocean and tde-waters by substituting. wherever it
can do 50, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
Sboee now employed. NJ O. MEFGS,
mar q I'm QuArtermAstsr General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
DRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARfERMAsfKR's OFFICE,
FWass Depo7tmesf, Cor. 9 aad I'D streets, :
W sSuINGfoN ID q Anril JS llf2

f~ass DsSa,.wss I% ga a;i 1a iS,sstss ,s
WRIffEs PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay, STRAW, OATS, and DORM, for the use e1
this Depot TO be delivered at the Railroad Depot.
Or 1t any of the Government wharves in this city
The proposals. to be addressed to the under.
signed, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
deiivery.
Proposals will be resolved for Ave thousand
f0C bushels of Corn or Oats and ffty f50) tons Of
Hay or Straw and upwards. Mess 1t should be for
the Interest," OF the Government 70 contract for
lees amount.
All grain 70 te put up in good sacks, Of about two
- bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
opst of the contractor.
Tne Hay and strsw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay offered to be sub beet to Q rigid
Snspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the service may require. Good security will he
required for the faithful fulfllment any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment 10 be made &C the completion of the
contract. &. Il. Brown,
ap Ism Captain and a. Y. M. U o a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
From Helena, Arkansas.

CAIRO, June S.-Inform alton from Helena
states that our pickets were driven in on
Thursday night, but no demonstration was
made. The force is not stated. There are four
rebel brlgades in that vicinity. General Prem
tiss is confident of his ability to withstand any
attack which may be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
q + ICIAL.
HEADeUARTBRs DsPARrMsFT OF WASH

Q6Fee ChiJ Qudrssrnaa.ter, May q, 1853.
DEALERS N AGRIcULruGAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
Den SEEDS, de-, requested to furnish this oics
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GREENE, Chief Quartsrm.stsr, De.
psrtmsnt of Washington. m,1,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

@ GrSn REwARD-Escaped from the Washing
H l0U ton city Jail of the District of Columbia,
on the night o. the 18th OF April inst. lSSS.
One WI A TOMPElNS, alias LAGRANGE, his
age is about Is years; feet sinches high; light
brown ksi- cut short and when long was com aed
gtrs xht back; his face is round and tul; OF quick
Also JOHN HANDING, shout As or So years OF
axe; feet or 9irehes high; very sharp features;
hair and side hishers mixed; full and rolling
sye and int cllestnal forehead
Also, JOHN KILR0Y about feet 10 inches high:
n years of age; light brown hair cnt very short;
low fore head; ass grum frovning LOOK; fair com.
.lexion and pox marked. All OF them ha1 Isg irons
ON when they eft the jail. . -.
The above reward win be given for their apare.
bsnsion II secured in the United States jail in the
District of OoluEbia or $50 for either one OF sAd
.r;soners WlRD Fl. LAM0N,
anB Q. 8. Marshal ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
GOVERNMENT sAhE En9P 0eND1MNsI

GOVERNMENT rsaFIsr2.F S1hs SF oeSD.MSHD
Will, be sold on THURSDAY NEXT, June lIth.
teioving articles belonging to tho Medical and
Hos pital Department. condemned as unfit for the
public service Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
Hospital Knapsacks
l Dish Basket
"a Mess Chests
ia shuci Mattresses
24i Wooden Cots
IS Box Water Closets
IS ss " eSosn DO Sat shlsafsssss Bsdsse.ds
2tErepeh) Medicine Panniers
1000 Feather Pillows
2Oll shrck Mattresses
IL bsrrsIs Ale
7sbaFreis Blackberry Brandy
7hegsspieed Cordial
! ''d5a'' g sshsaly sls9ss Wins E,Ss
] Dc Dc ssEsnd' sia
2kegs6in
~ barrels Whisky
skegs Beer
asS ,sS f,.ss f,.n ss6i sM6issy i,ssd.
Iron Bath Tubs
Wooden do
Lot stovepipeo stes 90
60fiee Coal Stoves
37Goqk.ng Ranges tBslls)
Ioi 20. Eree Pump
Gu Cnnid-ors
r. J I. u"ns
o. % p prum C,s Ets c.,
.s o W W s nnS ~ oi9se n Stoois
rsuu e. i a.is
81 81 Sr S@rnp 6Loots W is,
31 49, - u0nee
- Sa,;n4,
Is shospital Kpapsacks
"a Ii1R Cors
sIedieiae Partners
7Glocss
,1oo +oo . a!snse.s M 49,
i1og Teasnoons
sII0 IT, bipsn naona
sios min PITTS
i7S T;n Iantarns
81 Cootipx Stoves
IL Wa.bing Machines
1856 Pillow Gases
32S Towels
A. Water Coolers
200 boxes Sirup of Blackberry
Together with i large lot Of Table Bad, ON and
Kitchen Furriture
Terms cash in Government funds
HENRY JOHN son, 81. and K, q. 8. A.,
AMI A citing McIical Purveyor
MEDICAL PuRvByoR's oryicE, Washington b. c.,
June &. 1862 ie 4 st
y - =, 80,
GALE OF HORSES RTGGIrs puaEToN Avn
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD Fellows HALL,
POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS
MONDAY, TU ESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVE
N1SGS, June sth, eth and 10th,
CARSCROSS IL DIXEY'S
MINsTRELs,
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
IN THEIR
CHASTE AND VARIED ENTERTAINMENTS
Producing
LAUGHABhE BURLESQUES
NEW ACTS,
BEAUTIFUL SONGS,
FANCY DANCES, &c, &c
Az performed by this
CELEBRATED TROUPE
THEIR
OPERA HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock Enter
talnment commences at o'clock.
Tickets 2S cents; reserved seats 50 cents Office
open for the sale of secured from 10 r. M to
p. N. j. l.. CARNCROSS Manager.
3e S-3t* JAM ES W. HOLDEN, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
1T MArTERs MOTT

IT nATTTas MOTT
Wkether the hair is red gray or white, B0s-
WE'LL d WARMERS COiCRIRfo viii grad uslly
and certainly change it without loss OF time and
Nithout any wash or Preparation It never fails
70 color exceeding ell others 10 qusGty. durability
- wholesale and retailet BoswHLIs 9 Militia
~ and Faeny Store, 302 street, nsaf l4th-sole
Agent for Warrington Ard tae District. nv aIm
ID EYLY Or MAI. GEN. WILLIAM B. FRANK.
H LIN 20 the Report OF the Oonmittse en- the
O0nGues Of the War with Map = csns.
myU PkASca FAYLQR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

DASTURAGE FOR HORsEs.-About 20 head Of
L Horses can be accommodated with fine
clover psstnrage, we'll wateree on one nf IN
the finest plantations in Prince George 'sNe
county. Nd, about six miles from Washin gson.
Terms S5 per month, payable in advance No sick
diseased horses TAX en-. For further information
apply to e. g. WHITE, 6 rocer, No. 63 Louisiana
Bank of waship ston, 1e6-st
DAIR OF HANDkOME MA rCHED CARRIAGE
L HORSES for sale Apply TO
J. G. Mcguire l. CO..
je 46t An ction and Com n Merchants
(N0OD INVESTMENTS Cor poration OF Wash
VI ington Six Per Cent. Flock, int rest payable
quarterly, for sale in sums of si'n upvaras.
je 2-6t JAS &. Mcguire * Co. Auca
IT nA6S-RAGS!
Il HE Highest pl ice for Rags OF all kinds viii be
paid by tie undersigned
JOSEPH SYKES,
No. 434 7th street. near the
1e4 st Patent Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

New Military Department
CINCINNATI, June Indiana and Michigan
have been formed into military district and
General o. Is. Wilcox is to be in command
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q 4-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts
ByJ.o MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.

ByJ. Q MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN THE FIRST
IL WARD AT PUBLIC SALE.-0n THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, July llth, at o'clock P. NJ ;, on the
premises. We shall sell Lots Nos 10 and %, in
Square No. 70, fronting 122 feet 2st street west
at the corner Of north II street, and nning back
l5o feet go inches, containing over 1900 square
feet Of ground; together with the improvemt nts,
consisting of alarge three s.ory brick residence.
having front on 2lst street of o. feet, with back
buildings, containing six cen r0orcs with all the
modern improvements, On tho remises are
brick able and carriage house smoke house, ice
house &C., and is in all respects q comfortable and
defirs.oia resIder ce
H1 The PREMISES may be examined auy day
between the honrs of 10 and O'Clock
Terms: Ope-third d In cash, 1Aa ramsiuder in six i,
twelv. snd eighteen months with interest secured
by q deed of trust on the premises.
- Possession given Jaly lst
let d, j. G McGT1pF e CO, Aucts
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M s, e ~ EIDAE--R1 BES.
WEDN EsDIy and "a ssURDAY, at Il o'olSes i
m. at the Aksrf OF Extn geIses,, W shins ton, al
sale. ,fe 7s& t-7s& &c -
Terms cash, In Treasury notes, 70 hez paid sstss
moment of sale. q. lei a.,
ia Is fChfonI Is. 1t Col ara o sur