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Tbe Prcs u tomorrow Will have the Do sioo 81 IL
Judges u the Supreme Cour, 80 tao au@.tkns
BY governor toburp. FifH liAs city 90 losr - .
eral right 20 ple'gs - credit - False moBsy sof ~ 80
p-r y tsyitg to- coiUmBistpa ~ such ~ ~ ,ty...
a. MAJ b. drafted iBtc ths military service X lie fn ~
rtal-s anles the ysei . he sst Doa.is~ss r4,
Hssa Ely ~ hsHs an esal rsht a. vase us.t y +,
taxtleA ~ provsie e1nuatsilun for sen sHfrs.s +.
NV thus b. arAftei Tb- cart dg.<ies bin qa~s lt
.uaa lrn04sly ~ TIC utgAhve
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Hon Q. vibbard, Of Albany. Col. s. II Mix, Of Now
bern, N G.. Hon. Y. NJ. Edwards, OF New Hampshire !,
ham, OF Connecticut, have arrived at the Sc. Nicholas
Hotel.
+. Clayton Psndletoo. Of West Point; Hon. II. r. Low
Of New York; N @. sheriff, Of Philadelpha; H. J. Ho
comb OF Wisconsin, q. r. Baker, OF United States Army
4. = Spencer. OF Chicago and A. j. Edse OF Indiana
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel :. Seymour, Of Washington w. II. wallace, Of
Hartford L. Reynolds, u Norfolk Va General c. Moore,
OF Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. W. d. White OF Albany r. E.
Whipple Of LAnsingburg and O. T. Boutwell,, u Massa
chuse,ts, are among tho aest arrivals 1t the Astor
House
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Best and Cheapest Newspaper IN
the World.
The wuxIy HERALD, for the present week ready this
Saturday morning, win contain
FUN and authentic details. from Special War Cor
respondents Of the Invasion of Maryland and Pennsyl
by the Rebel Army Of General Leo, and Of theE
Movements and Operations since entering those loyal
states
An exceen, Map showing tho area of tho rebel General
Lees Operations in Maryland Psnnsyivanis and Virginia
The recen. impor,an. Military Change the Army Of
the Potomac-General Hooker relieved OF the Command,
General Meade appointed his successor-wh an In
tercsting sketch Of the Life OF the Commander.
The latest dispatches regard TO the Progress OF tho
sioges at vicksburg and Port Hudson.
Interesting OF tho Occupation OF tho White
House. Va, by the Troops OF General DIX.
The latest Of the Important Movements OF &c
neral Rosecrans' Army In Tennessee.
The latest News from virginia North and South euro
ina Kentucky Texas, Mexico, Havana Europe and all
other parts Of the world.
document supposed TO have
been found In the deserted camps tho Army OF the
| Potomac.
the story OF "The Wizard Of Powells Fort or, Some
Account OF Historical Character Of the Fort Mountains
| Of the Shenandoah Valley
| The interesting story Of my BLACK Charger Reb,"
giving Of the adventures OF Union captain
spor,ing-Tro,,ing-Aqua Now York zach,
Club the Lower Bay-Annua Regatta Of the Brooklyn
Yacht C1ub--The Prize Ring, &c, nc.
| Agriculturai-Tbe Approaching Harvest-Tie Drain.
| ing-The Fruit Garden--The Vegetable Garden-Tbo
Flower Garden, &c, nc.
win also contain Reviews or tho Money, Provision,
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| other interesting and important news.
| A large amount OF interesting Reading Matter.
Single copies Five Annual Inscription price.
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be clubs Of twenty. make TIE WEEKLY
HERALD ne eA>apea pubi,caiion IN NJ country.
ACHIEVEMENTS 10 a limited number, At nifty cents
| per line. win be inserted in the y usir HDArp.
OmeiaI Drawings OF Murrsy. Eddy 4
KlsrucEy EHrRA CIass sSi-July lH3.
IT, IL, 20, 1s !, ~, rs, IS 90 80, ~. &C. 20, 70.
KEsrrcEy, Glass y7-Juy !, 1863
70. SO. ~, Is, 81, 7, IS. -. $. u, 50. 5, g.
Circulars ''n' free Of ehArs x sd5'ip ssss
Csvingon KY, or It Louis No.
| OmcsaI ORA wings Of ahs shelby College
''"''' . EIrss Gu. .si-Juy s. la,
| 50, 9. 81, 81. 7, 40. SO, "a ~, II, %, 80. 2.
IL, IL, GO, 81, 80, 25, Is, 10, 80, II, -, 10.
yoHs A MORRIS Co.
Wilmington, Delaware.
| Prs.es C..hsd IN ali L~gmiiIed Lotto
II .rs gfwa fnsgr aF q aA
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BorTg STATION, June 20, 1853.
Extraordinary MIXTURE in IN. STATE Of Public Afar,-
Tae Rdsls SAID Do Be kenac,ng Brasaeay C,y-rh> Al.
vance T1od<arr- Disapp,srancs y ne Raeis-
Superior Forces Opposed 70 Us-Burning ~ the bridge
a, Lafoucas Crossng-TAs Rolling Stock in kotios-
Prsop~ys ne Hands of ne Reben-Cdp,ure 81
Brdsheav Coy, dc, DC
think the word mixed, - " taken according 70 ne
popular definition, exceedingly applicable to the pre-.
sent condition affairs in ihS immediate locality After
fight Afourche last Sunday knowing the strength
Of the enemy anticipated another attack upon
small force consisting ~ have before stated Of ouly
about five hundred men, and accordingly made every
preparation for determined resistance 70 the rebels
All sunday night every IN camp ., iafourchs
Crossing lay wakcfui expectation OF hearing from the
enemy At any moment. Il known that the rebels
menaeng Brashcsx city and thatltheir forces
Th,bodeauI were not css than two thousand. Under
these circumstances hailed the light Monday morn.
ing with reasonable degree o. enthusiasm beevipg a.
We did that able 70 cope With any forcs the
enemy might send against &C. only give W . fair
chanca All day Monday spent In careful.
" watching the few rowing bands o. rebels
who rapidly appeared and disappcarsd, evidesuy
un silng " alaek Us but determined 10 lsl IN know
they we're s, IN our vicinity 10 this position anAirs 70.
NAMED until Tuesday morning, when having bssa rein.
forced by the ra,eenth Name ~e began 70 advance on
Tbbodssul which still supposed 70 b N sss hands 81
the rebels We led this concip-n from the fact
tina, sne enemy had during moe q the time NJ 70 Non
day night kept within sight two pieces q cannon, which
ws beisved be supported by infantry force, aud
which comanded The direct read from our sncampnent
70 Thibodeaux. ~ the time o. advance, however,
the rebels and thsr had disappeared, and We
readily eonjectured that the last that 90 sav q
them wss bat the guard Of their rs,reasins
foroes Before tuesday reached rbibo.
desur, and took possession u The pisss Here ~e
renamed until Wednesday Afternoon, when, learning
that the rebels we're advancing with fcree greatly
superior 70 down the Bayou 1fourcne road and
that they scarcely fifteen mites distant firm
determined 70 the town, We waited ho~eter
until dark hut did not consider u advisable 70
longer We had 70 suspect that dgriag h'
nigf the rebels would attempt 10 outars the left
Accnrdugly after dark set Ore the bridge
the Payou fAfourcbe AZ 1hibvdcn1x aud commenced
retreat 20 Iaiourche Crossing where w. burned tb,
bridge and b.gaB rapidly 10 eater the which
been held In reaainess 70 tase the road
point To say rapid lfoa cruss
jue involved confusion al least very nlid
a expre.slpg the manner 10 wni,h Effected. VI.
had received orders from bastqnarters 1t Nes Orean
en- unand ng M 10 fah back 1bs disappointment a..
cha.rin " brave soldiers, wno had nby AEd
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Wire Window Gaards.-Wirc WOrk
for Coascrv aiers-s aud Hay Windows
HUTCHINSON a wICKEHSHAM
No ~ Cana OF uroaa~uv
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Prizes Cashed In all LegniIIed Lotto
ries and commission given. Information furnished.
J. v. WRIGHT co.
No. SWAN street room M. Z. basement
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Ths anniversary OF the patron SAINTS Of tho Church q
s. Potter and Pas second street. south second
and Third streets. Grand. Williamsburg, Rev. s.
Malone pastor viii be appropriately celebrated sun
day next. July s. Grand High Mass viii be gives by
kev. Father Maiooe. and clerical assistants HAyda's
Grand Mass No. 10 will be given with fun orchestral
compartments, Herr No leader. and . large chorus.
Donzets vcspers viii DO given past IN the
evening. Mrs horthrap. Miss Lizzie Parker. and
other eminent artists will assist In the musical cxercse
SkRxoS ON ADMIRAL Foorx "A Is 20 be prcaohed
tomorrow evening Sunday, the 6th Instant } BY tho
Rev g. X. Crooks d. d.. in tho'sevontoenlh street Mo
thodst Episcopal Church between First and Second
avenues, on the lfc and character OF the late Admiral
Fooss. DR. Crooks psrsoo&l Acquaintance Of the
Admiral, and the sermon will be vol worth hearing
Soldiers Drowned NJ sd ASsook.
SANDY BU16F WHY ,. 1858.
A. Croft and Alfred Day members OF Company u, Now
bathing. Their bodies have not yet been recovered.
Suspicious Vessel at Gloucester.
Bosros, July 8. 1888.
The steamer W II Foss put into Gloucester day and
reported that she bound from Buffalo for New York
and that her machinery damaged. Her captain
story excited suspicion, and she detained by tho
United States schooner J. G. Curtis for examination.
Hew York Court or Appeals.
ALBANY, Jolly 3, 1893
Kerr ana others judgment was affirmed with oosss.
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Eight CsS,-- de vtsis~ for ~. Of Ina
allied a TAITS
0rcenwich ssrc~ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-04

cheap Soap for Everybody.-pyi o..
X IL The article and be- found All The grocery stores
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Cowiars-wEaIso.-on Thursday evening, July 2, by
the Rev IL Cummings WILLIAM "a. Co~iyu Formerly al
Rochester, N Y u IOtIss URHiA eldest daughter OF
Mr.. EDWARD Weling. formerly OF quebec q. u.
ilochsster and quebec ia please copy
FiELD-IYsE1-At Kidgcncld, Conn, on Thursday. July
e. by tho Rev John apu. GE,R1E fsrD. ~ su tneast
kew York, TO SAEAn CnsgiiA LYxxs. Of kidssusii No
cards
HAsxiMs--0RovKa--in 81. Paais church. brooklyn.
u, Thursday, July D. BY Rev John W Clark, rector.
GnoaGx =. HAsxiss 10 FRAsxs L.. daughter u Thomas
W. Grover.
nxwRY--McRAK --On Saturday, June 81 by ,fe father
o( the groom Alderman Jous HsSR, to Miss D,scaK J.
MoitAx, all OF Ncw lTunswick, N. J No cards.
Vas vALKxSHURGu- -wnLEi lon Thursday, July Z, al
the residence tho BRIDES faibcr by tho Rev Me- s
Ian Holmes RonRvs VAN vAiSksguRGu TO LUcurK,
sscosd daughter or Nathaniel wst all OF Brooklyn d.
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wight Ca rites dc vtsis~ for sl-As BAIeh's
new oailery. AS Brosd~~y ae BarrAy aud Green ~ioh
streets
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OmcsaI Drawinx. Of the shelby CoIIes.

Lottery OF Kentucky
EHrEl CLASS x1-Juy ,. 1873
80, 2, 50, 81, 7, 40, So, "a 10. II, 81, 80, 2.
Class t6z-Juy y 1873
IL, IL, 90. 81, 80, %, Is, IL, 30. II, 49, 10.
JoHS A. MORRIS A co.
Wilmington, Delaware
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NOW hOrk Court OF Appe0Is.
ALBANY, July g. 1893.
In the Court Of Appeals In the OF the Peopas
Kerr and others judgment affirmed with oosss
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Bogts's Hyperion Flute Restores snd
drss.s hair. Dogss Electr~ Hair DYE tss IN rrr
BE convincsd " BOoLk. Boston 1oid s.su-hsrs
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UVuuEsM Husban"s 81 VFHfp N"F'U " y
DR. zfLLS Powders given unkn pwn - III drnker Sent
~ mail price o. Sold Is Division street 7t Eishth
a,sngs N-~ rork HAYES Ts Fulton street Hrooslyn
DR. LuNGsTAFF ~ Montgomery street Jerssy City, DR.
ktR Err us BroAd street Newark
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Broadway The superior quality Of the Chocolate hcv.r
and noursshm.nt for travellers invalid. snd children
veil knpwu IL 10 often reeommrndrd - persons Of hs
delicate health ny most Ceetratsd physicians We
also recommend our well rpuisf leo Cseam.
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Denaace Fire and Burgiar Proof safss.
so sidebosrd and farior SAFES. for silver plate A. IS
Murray street, corner Cellsgs plse. " " PATRICK
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rie.. Information gwen. JOSEPH BArBs Bro.sr
No u WAh street, room Ne y NY.
Msndes Chocolate and Ice Cream. ss5
Braadv1 The superior !nay q ne Chocolate a. hcvsr
~sn sno.n y y Often r.eosn.sa.a e fer,9n. o. Ne
also recommend our well = puiei Ice Cseam
Lively Times At KnoI's-The sales
il the demand ne fsyori. summer fiat active
.Srs S az Bra.Swsy eorsey II rsa ,.rrst !. ssi no.
.sne o. rel hustle and eneitsmsnt AZ vac want =
cheap Soap for Everybody.-Pyis'. q.
X The article and be found All ibs rory stores
DruUken Husbands ~ Others Cured by
DR. FILLS Powders, given nnsnoen = n. drinssr sent
s,tnss S.s iers IlsfEs I!s rsisea ;,r,s, T,oesiSs
SERc Err ns Bro.s street newark
D,aascs Fire and burglar Proof SAFES.
Murray street. eornsr o colIsss pas PATRICK
wor Pie weed With It's valuable improvements entirely
a~psfIeeons hoy ar psr., y q, o'h..
Broadway. Agents wanted.
Bogis's Hyperssn Fluid Restore. and
4. .es, ss s;s o aI s. s De a .,..s "
o.i.s:doro.. H.ir. Dye, Prs-,,.,,vs
,ss We asgc, ,ho'..,i. ard .sal No A''"' Hoa',
so Moro Grey Hair or Baisns--Cs~-
satADsn irse ~ DR. oRAsDjLAs "s yssn o"nssAn'
''N'' -" psNs-
Bs.usissi Compi.sion.-LsIrd's Bieem
ooHPs'ios and .sa. Al ardss.1. ga 80 sr..4s.J
w a. Bass neIov's Hat. Dy.-Tse Beet
N ss -ofd. insi.n,snso-a AsrAs'. ssa r-l,.ti. "a
~ al efuesss snd perfansr f-e'orl. y s.eAr ''fssS
WIGS. Tesp.ss, Hair Dy.. u.,r Dy.,ns
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Beautiful Gonpiesion.-Lstrd's Hieem
a W ~ 90 Lguid Pear for pressrviur ard hsaan ne
comp saos and ssln. All arussisis spd 80 BriAdssg
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30 More ORGY Hair or Baisnss.-CoU-
snltAu.a FREE BY DR. oRAsDiEAs us yssn epns~n,
stgdyl A.tor plass
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, pr.ssrvstive
and v ID depot wholesale and F.tsL No Astnr Houss
The ele spptea by ssAfui srilats
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The Best sewing Machine In the
wori-Ihe weed With Us valuable improvements entirely
ovsrones a1mtsf-ctiu They psrof 70 Al 0thsrs
for 'smfy and Misunderstanding purpo.ss Store Va. 80
Broadway. Agents wantsd
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The Promised Assault on
Port Hudson.
;5URNiNG OF THE LAFOUaCHE BRIDGE.
ACTIVITY OF THE REBELS.
The Killed and Wounded in
Duryee's Zouaves,
ts., &s.. ~.

The Morning star. Captain A. D. Perkins. left New Or
iesns at ten minutes after eight A. N. the 9th Of
June aud arrived at her wharf in this city At 1--WE NJ
on the Sd OF July. making the in six days and nine
hours The Morning Star brings full freight Of sugar
and cotton s7o in American gold aud $50 passengers
rumor current at New Orleans the morning OF
Der departure that Port Hudson had been taken Dy
Banks but this not confirmed by telegraph at tho
'0aiize at a later period Of the day.
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Omeial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 4
Co Q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
Kssrucry EnrsA cl.s- ssi-Juy 1873
IT, IL, 49, Is, !, ~, rs rs, 90, 30. ~. 10, 10 70.
KrsrucEY Glass y7-Juiy :, 1868
70. SO, a., Is. 81, 7, IS, 80, s., ~, 50. s, g.
Circulars SAINT free OF chArT. y addre.spg siiher 10
MURRAY EDDY CO.
csyipcton Ky or Louis.
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rnir,y ye~r.' Esperi.nc. Of a. oid

WIGS. Tespsss, Hair NY, uaiv Dying
AM ses.sia Cream, for b~aHufylng The hair, - A
HArtHELoks ~ BoBa street
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ssrssAnt Ebert o. stsaves, Co ., reported prisoner
Tho~s unds~ head o wounded and missing were fur
pisbsd by nag q uucs. and reported by the medical
director "a tbs forces W the MEDICAL director q
ths Icpartm.nt ~ IN. .uf
have no Ds-s ~ importance 10 oyrpmunica,s o, pre-
sfnt am very respectfully. A. PAIMiERi,
sergeant MAJOR TN. Hundred sna SIXTY nrh regimen,
Mes York Volunteers fsecoud Zo.avs.).
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Fst N. Hair Barrys Tttsophsros..-
-. go ebssl ssi aftets setab - h~H easta
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Of Romancers, Poets, Hrmorlst.., Essayists,
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Its the one paper for every home. Its forty
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:, =, . y = M! :
La Crosse l. Milwaukee Railroad.

With its connections, N forms the shortest
Quickest and only direct route to ..,,.,..
.V,l'rauk1e, a; CAAieogo, DL'e DL'elr2it,; Rls-
bury, T"ledo, Ne,o York. Bosto,,, =,
and al points East and South ,''''' -" f''
One Of the spse"did United Stn tc. mail steA,n.
, ;rs Northern Belle, .Keekuk and Moses M,I,el-.
Ian. viii leave St. Paul daily at A.x.. from
wharf-boat, foot Of sibleyf street. CONNECTING
at LIZ Crosse next morning glsuudayssexcepted) J,
al Minnesota unction ~ o5 p. VI. in iIwnrfkce
at 2."' the same afternoon, and in Chicago, A.,
= same evening. in time to CONNECT with all
Eastern and Southern trains. st1r ofI % ftDo1
This is the only route by which passengers
are sure of making connections in Milwaukee
or Chicago, the next evening after leaving St.
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Baggage checked through.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA La CEOssT.. ~
For through tickets 10 all points Fast and
South, appiyto ssEELDcH g.. HODGsiAN,r
- .: ..,.. Red Wing,
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J. n KINEALL, Con. Ticket Ag't Milwaukee
W. W. WILscs: Gen. Passenger Ag'tSt. Paa
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
| NDEk and by virtue of an execution issued
y. - cut OF and under the sea! Of the District
court IN and for the county Of Ramsey. Stute
o. minnesota. Second Judicial District. by the
Cie1k thereof, on the 23d day of May A. D.
I s63. on Judgment rendered in said Court on
the seventh day Of February A. D. 1859. where
IN ollHcr Alnss was plaintiff and Joseph Scott,
Caleb NJ Lewis and J.W. Crawford, late part
ners as Lewis, Scott & Co., was de fcndants in
favor of said plaintiff and against said dc tcnd-
ants tor the sum Of eight hundred and thirty
.ix and o4-loO sS36.o4) dollars, and four ard
~: 100 dollars increased COSTS a tran .cript,of
sald Judgment was, on the tenth day of Feb
ruary: A. d. 1853. uocKcted in said Goolht1.
county, which sall execution was to me direct
ed and delivered. did, on .hc sth day Of June,
A. d. 1868, levy npon all the right, title und
interest which the above named joseph Scott.
Caleb NJ. Lewis and NV. Crawford, late part
ncrs as Lewis, Scott & Co. had, on the tenth
day Of February, A. D. 1853, or has, at any time
since had in and to the following described
lands and premises with all their appurten,n-
ces ,,y1lg and being in GoodLue county, State
ot minnesota, to wit: Lott three 81. :itty-hiye
\oo hity, SIX \56), fifty y-seven [57 ftty-eiElt
5S) and fifty nine 49, in block one ( ). and !.
raction adjoining lot fifty ninc (5J) boiiilded-
by Main and front street, in front, OF block SIX
% !" low water mark, excepting twenty four
l24) tecr"n the north. west c4td Of said FRICTION
Lots eight (s) and nine 90 in bloc. five Is j. lot.
two . and three ~ in block six (6) lot ninc
~ III block five (3) in Baiies addition % the
touo Of Central Point. =.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby xivc.i that
shall, on the Esd dry If July, Il. u. 1853, at
~ o'clock i'll the forenoon, Of said day, Ut tho
1ront door Of the Court Heuse, in the city Of
NeI Wing in Goodhue county. State Of Mime
SOFA. olfcr Tor sale ut public auction undeyssAid
execution,t the lands and premises so levied upon
as aforesaid, and shall then and there strike OF
and sell the same tor cash to the highest bid
der, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to
satisfy said execution, together with Legal In. T
Wing, Goodhuc county Minnesota, June gtL.
a. u. lSG3. MAkriN S. CHANDLER, -;
- Sheriff Of Goodhue county Minnesota.
BElsBIS & B1GELow, n40vTw7
Attorneys for PIaintiIf. ut ,."f' - -
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VICTORIA
TIE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
BY COUSIN NAY CARLETON,
Author # /" Gioey Gower," g .SubI CuneDbelz,' ,,
Erminie," " La AusQue," &C., d.
VICTORIA: :

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" Victoria,' is fully equal in interest and depth
IF plot to either Of those which have secured
so large share Public approval, and we c..n
earnestly recommend it to oil story-readcrs
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