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The St. Cloud journal., 1867-10-03

TIL sApks S,IsFR1i nnoUAk1Oel.
We hare had oeeasioa 4 diasssat tinss .
fs(sr o he mammoth sstablisAnset 5sl
Asssrs. LianenanA 4 Cspssr, 4 Sank Ca.
tre. sens of tAs larssst, most sonpaste aad
most successful retail hon . II .Nortasen
Minnesota. During he past nv weeks :
larss nanbsr Of heavily loaded teams have
passsd through town bsarisS their III and
vintee stock. L = larger than any they
haze svse before received, @ Aas ever been
brought . sask Csatfs 81 any a1n. Nr.
capssr, Who returasd lfom ths Iast rseent-
y, purehassd Tie seeek personally, aad tlis
issumo moieat - gaara.tss that ~ goeds ars
OIL Of tie very best, and that they vsrs
bought at such raass q win enable he arm
70 defy ~ eompstitien. Ar. G. also thor
oushly understands The wants of that ~.
ton. y hs has been engsgsd u business II
Sauk Csntre sinoe The sowH Arst had IN
existence. This II quite IN essential fsa.
turs and though The Arm have Two in
msase storefoons, yet none Of The space 10
occupied BY poor Or undesirable goods.
In tho line Of dry goods they viii b sbls.
from their new stock, to supply any call
that may b made. Farmers willdnd their
shse.inss. shirtings, checks, dsnims, "a,
~ No. !, they hsviss bsea purchased With
IN sys TO durability. Their stock Of dress
goods embraces full lines Of Ill The fashion
able styles. and the ladies can b suited
quite ~ we'll - Il they jourseyed much fAr-
.ther from home.
An unusually full AID we'll assorted stock
Of groceries and provisions will enable
Asssrs. Laaenann 1 Cspssr . supply tho
demand not only Of Sauk Centre, but also
Of the adjoining counties and the settle
nents above In this department win b
found Ill staple and fancy groceries that
may DO called for. -. f. e..
Plovs and every variety Of farmsrs'
tools, Of The very ssst makes, are always
kept on hand. .., -
In the foregoing ws have merely referred
to few Of the principal features Of the
"Rsgalstor." II 10 an establishment Of
which tho people Of the ssuk Valley may
we'll bs proud, and which deserves their
most liberal patronage. Ar. Capser keeps
no goods merely for the sake Of selling
them. but everything he has i Of tho best.
He believes that the true policy IL 70 give
customers tho full value Of their money,
and thus retain their trade. Let Ill IN The
upper Ssuk Valley Who ore not already ~
quainted With the ''Rsgulates" call aad az
anime for themselves. ,:-...
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PrlsoxAI.-We had . call on Monday
from Mr.. G. r. Belding, Of the firm Of
Fish L Bslding, OF ssuk Centre, who was
On hls return from making purchases Of
goods Ar. B. 10 one Of the active young
Rspubleans Of the Valley.
Mr.. o. T. Jones, special correspondent
Of the Chiesgo 1smss, wss in town last week,
gathering ilsms for letter concerning St.
Cloud. -.
Col s. B. Mcclure, Of Pope county /,
and Mr. L. B. Moore, Of Sank Centre,
dropped in on 10 last week. Cone again.
Mr.. James Campbell Of Chicago, 10 in
town for few weeks visit.
James 8. Kelley returned On Fridsy from
Cincinnati. He reports business - dull
there; and says that he prefers st. Cloud
to any place he he's yet been in. Sensible!
Capt. H. A. Castle, Of tho frm Of Castle
4 Mclntire, started for Quincy Ill.,, fsw.
days since to purchase stoves. 10. ~
Deputy Sheriff DeGrost, Of sauk Cen.
ire, is in attendance On court.
P. Lamb, Of the sans place 10 also in
town. He has lately gone into business on
his own account in that village.
Hon. J. B. Brisbiu, Of st. Paul, Capt.
E. m Wilson. Of Minneapolis, and F. J.
Whitloek, Of Belle Plaine ars among The
attorneys from abroad who are in attend
ance upon the present session Of the District
Court. 49,.
Dr.. Aermao,, Member Of Congress
from Gov. Fenton's district, Cataraugu'
County, New York, 10 making a. short stsJ
| in town. Also Mr.. Doardman, Of the same
! section.
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WI. 8. Klxo.-By . recent number Of
tho Minneapolis Catarses asd Agr;es1tsr;st
ws learn that shis gentleman, better known
- ''Biu King" has sold out his whole in'
terest in tho h;6sns, aud thus severed on
tirely his connection with the press Of Min
nesosa. For years he was the editor Of tho
Ataa', and sxertsd . large influence both
for the benefit Of the Republican party and
Minneapolis. Personally one Of tho jolli.
eat souls, hs VAS very severe writer, sad
il his shafts we're not always polished they
seldom failed TO strike sure and deep.
Holding The position Of Postmaster Of
the House Of Representatives, Mr.. King
viii be absent from The State much Of the
time for the next two years, but in tho IN.
terim he win bs opening up . stock farm
which viii thereafter occupy his entire a.
tention. He has already brought some
Ayrshires and Durhsus. A more
desirable end could not readily be obtained
than the improvement Of the stock Of the
State.
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sM1sxlsorA Pu. s1oi.,: 1872 rn1.o sr.,
sr. PAu1.-Mr. Moore has now ready :
splendid assortment Of ladies ias furs, con-
sistins Of Hudson Bay sable md mink
full eapss, half c.pes, collars. lnuas and
cuffs; also esntlsmen's3 caps, nuaaers,
gloves and slsiSh robes. Mr.. n. viii send
goods ordered BY express, With privilege of
returning % paying sxpress charges Maos
suited. -: s:a /. -"2l.T - s4;>,&
80. .'Y.,rGq ;r... :l...it *. = =
:.;-o1atire -; s. ti!'. : Cash. ''ll ~ Quincy
stoves. .v.4 4<s:sc... -. !. .>-. -,
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D1Aw1so.-Ths dravlnr. from previous
ale Of tieksss, ef ~ slsSa.t eushio., valued
q 80, ard - sngrsving Il @26, made and
ss,snsa&ed BY the Mother Superior Of the
souvsut Of Bsnsdistins Sisters at 81. Jo.,
took plaes q Brokers' Hall on Saturday
aossnoes. The eubhion Va drawn by H.
G. Barbsak, Esq.,: and the engraving by
Niss. 0sItio Broker. <H-. ,fsY* ,-'
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The Bass BAN Club shoss havs eosas.
b. 9, esth H. ttea !. n, s3ev wt.asw.
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l1leliaA1loH }AxT1p The editef 6
this hshaonsdal sAses has of late reosivsa,
psrsssally .Aadsby letter. inaunee eahls g.
quiriss q 70 ''whou he married" That's
ja.. vAa. sAe xoald like tesknew. ard \
some person win furnish The dss,rsd infos-
nation .oos they viii b rewarded with :
note toe : *psiloSly adAount. payable N
thirty days. This note win Do made nsgo-
tialls, and eaaasl but command Z heavy
prsuiuu. Railroad bonds AFTER The next
slsesioa wesld be - nothing eomparsd 70
it. ,a.....s l.: a51@ IL
? But " believe this whole affair vas
hoax. Ne don't believe 10 vas married q
I'll. Il was : practical joke gottsa p hJ
some aascrupulous creatures IN st. Paul
II VA scheme eonooeesd 70 nip bio young
hopes I he bud ts make ! blasted being
Of him. Aud " ~ sorry = ny that dur
Ing The Temporary absence Of tho Y vould.bs:
victim tAis usually reliable family Journal
ls.t ito immense circulation TO crush The
lad. 3sa.".@,.:@*
But 10 don't believe this report-lsast-
wise, no. until some strictly reliable infor-
nation hss been received In the mean"
time suit for breach Of promise viii bs
couusaesd ssaiast Fletcher Williams. Of
the St. Paul Rossa, and. Major Vsbbsr.
Of the International
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6l1sr NILL.-We understand that Moore
4 NcClure's new grist mill at Sank Centre
eommeneed work last week. It il ono Of
tAs beat mills in Northern Minnesota.
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6xow m MAssAcHuss1Is.-Thsy have a.
>rsady hsd Snow II Massachusetts,, NsIatirs
g Csslls havs stores enough 70 warn ths
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0CARzsIlI MEx11xo.-Ther regular quar-
terly meeting Of the n. &. Church viii COM
nsnee On Saturday afternoon and contiaus
over Sabbath. Preaching BY the Presiding
Elder. Rev. Grisvold.
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!. n. CLOUD AARsksTs.

Buy your cook, psrlor aud hsstin
stoves Of AoIntifo & Castle.
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DIssoIu7lox-An notice Of dissolution Of
copartnsrship Of The firm Of Murphy &
Spencer win be found this week. Major
MURPHY viii continue the business at tho
Old plses, and " trust hs may receive IN
Ghundaat skaro Of The public patronage.
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s - Ns ros'Srs.1seVs'ly ,sqssss a!
Sssiasss ass ssd Others v;sAisg say kiai .
Job Printing, to cell ssd sxsaiss osr a.
sssivs sssek u Nsv Astss;s!, jsst ssessssS
rs~ tie ssss. Ssfe.s sssd;asss 81. Pssl srss-
.lslssvAsrs. Or Jsl 0Ges i asv one q
As Isst - tAs stsss, ssa ~ Il work Which
~ VII! sssrsssss to Ss sss;.fsetesy, ct 90.
Paal prices. ~~~ @5s.h
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RID RIvHR.-A number Of hAlf-breeds
from Red River azs in town leaving their
money pretty plsntifally With our msr-
chants i. exchange for goods. This trade
10 Of no little value to st. Cloud, and must
continue to increase. ii: ;.''' -
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INDIAN PAYxsxr.-From Rev. Geo. Stew.
art. . member Of the board Of visitors, who
arrived o. Friday from Chippewa Agency,
vs learn that the paynsst made st the Red
Lake Crossing On the 18th and 18th ult.
passed Of quietly and satisfactorily. Over
one thousand indians were paid, and 70
each about So, being for two years. They
were perfectly satisfied throughout. The
new reservation, lying between Buffalo ziv.
er and Wild Rice river, about thirty nilss
north Of Otter Tail Lake, was sxamiaed BY
Hole in-ths.Day aud Manotswab, the head
chief Of the Gull Lake bands land . Chris
tian 1ndiaa.) Both were much pleased,
and asserted their determination to take
their bands upon It this fall. The tract %.
eupies IN AREA Of thirty six townships, aud
il . splendid section Of country. embracing
prairie and hardwood timber land.
The board Of visitors for the remaining
payments this year consists Of Rev. Knisk-
srbaeker, Of Minneapolis, Rev. Stewart, Of
this city, and Rev. Du Bois, Of Faribault.
A Ruxo1.-n 10 said that the cause Of
the partial failure in the wheat crop is bs.
cause McIntire & Castle did not get their
celebrated Psrrins and Moline plows on in
time last spring. Thsy hsvs full stock
now:
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HoxolA1ls.-It IL often said that ''cor-
poratioas have no souls, but we have just
learned ths facts In case In this County
ess.setsd With the Land Department Of the
Sc. p. L p. b. r., which do credit to the
heat Of it, President, Hon. Geo. L. Becker.
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{; NAoHollA WA1H1.-A delightful toilet
altiele-superior to Cologne and at half
the price.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CYTT.

1s.sssssalA1-Pastor,1 IN. ". Campbell. eee-
~. Sunday School after nornilG service.
~ kinds Of job priating, In Eng.
.ish, German OF Norwegian. executed at
this o@es. Send in your orders.
RsruRxED.-Rsv. &. Y. Campbell re-
turned yesterday evening from attending
the Synod Il La Crosse. He viii preach
On Sabbath next % usual.
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D1s111cT Coul1.-Tbs fall term Of the
District Court, Judge NcKel.y presiding.
opened On Tuesday last. A number Of i'm
portant cases viii claim attention. The
session win probably continue for some
tina.
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= l1sPHc1oR OF RLBvATons.-We had the
Dasasuss ef 1sssins q Wilson's, last week,
Major John G. Hamilton, who holds the
plesssst but responsible position Of Inspect
or Of Elevators on the Winons and Saint
Peter Railroad. We have psrs sonal knowl.
edes thst The Major h held in high esteem
by The msnsgers Of the rosd. ." -
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. NBW ADTERTzSEkEN1S.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-10-03

sur1ss1psD.-Ths many friend. o. lion.
II. G. Wait, Register Of The U. 8. Land or
Ass u this pIsss, win regret 70 learn that
bs hss bssn superseded. The new ineum-
bsst arrived several days go, and IL stop
ping fer The present q Mr.. vs. hoase. II
l. understood that, On sceount of his sue
seosors tssdsf yesrs, Nr. ". will continue
u disehssts The duties Of the Registers Of:
ls for some time yst-st least, until IL,
1 younS man s''gsss his hssd ia."s 81. ! ,..s...
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"A .:ritualstio" marriage lately took
2plsss in . London church. The ceremony
occupied three hours. ...,>. ..>5a s....s>1, 1
Il takes just ten minutes to get : splen-.
~ ssh 81 elothisg q earns s,ors-food
sassgh tss anybody 70 bs married IL: His
oCV stssk = lsw opened snd ready for r'ths
iaspeetjss u sasteusfD. 2s - @&s
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FRuIr.-We aro indebted to Mr.. T. B.
Stanley, Of Maine Prairie, for some hne
grapes aud Siberian crab applss raised by
him. Both were Of fine flavor.
F1Rs.-rhs sash faetory At Anoka has
bsea burned, but McIntirs l. Castle have
stock On haad, they also sell the Anoks
tubs and pals.
Wars W1ox0 We fail to ind Mr.. J.
b. Bennett on either Of the juriss this term.
What can have happened that he should be
spared? Il il tho first time in number
ofysars.
CRsD1rAII1.-St. Cloud NAY indulge in
just:dabls feeling Of satisfsetion over her
sidewalks. They ars better than can be
found in almost any other city in the State.
Sc. Paul not excepted.
DsDlcArsD.-The new Baptist church q
Fair Haven, in this county. was dedicated
On Sunday, the 22d inst. 10 . neat end
comfortable structure, and 10 the 6rst church
buildi1g in the town.
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SAD Nzvs.-We are panied to announce
he sudden death, from cholers, Of Miss An
ME B. Thayer, Of St. Louis, niece Of Mayor
Curry, Of this city. She wss . handsome
a2d aeeomplshsd young lady, and has many
ffaanda in this place.
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N1su1APolls TaIBuxE.-Capt. J. A.
Glyke, Late Of Wisconsin, hes purchased .
heavy interest In this sntsrprising and
sbls daily, sad viii hereafter assume the
eeasTal busissss management Of the estab-
lishnsnt. We wish IL may prosper under
his hands.
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Maximilian and the Boy Augustin
ltuTbide.

A well-informed correspondent writes us:-
On the 18TH OF September, 1865, heard from
one who was intimate with Macmillan that the
latter proposed adopting the infant son of DR..
Angel ItuIbide, and grandson of DR.. Augustu,
the nrst Emperor Of Mexico. II was thought
that this woJd please the MeXicans, who we're
told, or allowed to believe, that the succession
TO the throne was thus secured to the lturblde
blood. But hen the decree was issued it was
not found thas any such succession had been
declared but Macmillan was only to have guar
dianship over the boy, and a certain sum Of
money was 10 be paid to the parents. The child
was separated from his natural protectors, and
rebelled, as much as he could in his second
year, against his new nurse and the Emperor's
people in general, of which various stories were
current.
"The Mexicans pronounced the affair shame
ful; and heard one woman say, Thank God,
the mother is not MeXicanp y Others added, NO
Mexican mother would give up her child to this
Austrian A gentleman related an incident
which had lately happened, and touched this
point poor woman, who was dependent on
her labor, was accustomed to come to
his house every Saturday-the Mexican
day for charity-when she regularly re-
Ceved q weekly donation. As she had
young child, which required so much care as
to interfere, apparently, with her daily toll, my
friend, who is the head of a family, with
good house, etc., proposed to take charge Oft.
She went away and never returned. The MeXi-
can mother was shocked at the bare idea of
leaving her child with the family who had been
her constant friends. The child Iturbide is
now reported to be in this country. The father
is said TO have declared that Macmillan kid
the cOuntry-he knows not why. The whole
story is another illustration OF the folly not to
speak of the criminaity, of the whole of Maxi.
milian's misrule in Mexico. H. W.. P.~
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

L. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, I
WAsHINGTON, Sept g. 1867. !
on the pc iton Of LUCIEN b. FLANDERS, of
Philadelphia, Pa, praying for the extension of q
patent granted 70 bin the 9th day of December 1863
for an Improvement in Replacing Cars upon Railroad
Tracks, Tor seven years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place on the 9th day of Decem-
ber, 1867.
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Novem-
Der next at IL clock M and all persons notified
TO appear and show cause, if they have why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file
in the Patent omce their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the
of hearing all testimony filed by either party,
used at the said hearing, must be taken transmit
ted in accordance with the rules of the Office which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testi.
mony, ust be filed in the office twenty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments If any, within ten
days:after filing the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Republican" and the "1ntelligenCer," Washington,
d. c., and in THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. Philadel-
phia Pa once week tor three successive weeks the
first ofsad publications to be least sixty days pre-
vious 10 the day of hearing. -
G. THEAKER,
9l3t3t Commissioners of Patents.
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APARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASIIN GToN, September g., 1857.
on the petition of JOSEPH mock, of Philadelphia,
Pa, praying for the extension OF patent granted to
him the third day OF December, 1868, for improve
ment in Hinge for Inkstand Covers for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 18th day of December. 1867.
1t ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 25th day of Novem-
ber next at ~ o'clock M and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have why said
petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to file
in the Patent Office their objections specially set forth
in writing at least twenty days before the day of
hearing all testimony filed by either party, to be used
at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon test-
mOny. be filed in the Office twenty days before
the day hearing; the arguments, if any, within
days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
"Republican" and the "Intelligencer Washington, b.
c., and in THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. Philadelphia,
Pa, week for three successive weeks; the first
of said publications at least sixty previous
TO the day of hearing, f. c. THEAKER,
9l3f3t Commissioner of Patents.
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r ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PRopEI

DEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, Sept. 7, 1867.
VIII be sold, at public auction, at the Cl
ing Warehouses (hospital grounds) in this
on TUESDAY, the lst day of October next,t
mencing at 10 o'clock A. M, the following
oles of ARMY CLOTHING and EQUIPAGE
177,lOS Woollen Blankets. l0,5S9 Trowers mou.
l6,llI Uniform Coats. $4,000 Trowsers, ]
l0,2O2 Uniform Coats, ir- mems.
regular. 23,170 pairs Bootees,
5,4O0 Uniform Jackets. $500 pairs Bootees,F
ll,7H V. r. Corps Jack. rubber soles.
cts $4,000 pairs Brogans,
1876 Knit Jackets l5l pairs Boots
70 coo sacks Goats, lined 5000 Shirts.
2l0OO Sacks Goats, ,unIined 800 Drawers.
2S7S2 Great Coats, infan- 49, 4s7 Cap Covers.
try. 265 Caps.
l7,S0S Great Coats, mount 10 Hats
ed l,241 KnRpsacks
Also, a quantity of various other articles
clothing and equipage.
Samples can be seen at the depot within
days of sale, and catalogues will be I
nished.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
BY order of the Quartermaster-Ge General.
q. A. HULL,
Gil l6t Captain and NJ. s. k, q. s. Arm,
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GALE OF HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, E1

DEPOT QUARTERDIAsTERs OFFICE I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 7, 1867.
Will be sold by public auction by direotfo
OF the Quartermaster- General, at Lincoln DepC
on WEDNESDAY, September 25 commenci1
at 10 o'clock A. Nj
100 Horses 200 Mules.
% Spring Wagons or so sets Ambulance {
Ambulances, worn Two-horse Hal
100 SlX-mule Wagons ness worn
- worn. 600 sets Mule Harness
100 Wagon Saddles worn,
o worn. 100 Saddle Blankets
600 Wagon Bows, worn. worn
1U0 tlith Cha1ns, worn. 100 Mule Collars, worn
1UO Spreaoer Chains, 100 Double Trees, worn
- worm 400 Single Trees worn.
IUOW agon covers, worn. 200 Horse Brushe WORE
2UO Curry Combs worn. loo w Wagon w hips worn
100 Lead Lines, worn. 100 Feed Troughs worn
100 Tar Buckets, worn. 100 Jack Screws worn
The Horses, Mules, Wagons, and Ambulances
will be sold singly Wagons, harness.. etc
though worn, are serviceable.
Particular attention is called to this lot nj
Mules, being very superior animals, well broken
to harness.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
j. @. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster- General
~ l2G BVt. Brig General, u, S. A,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF NAVY VESSEL

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WAsH1NGToN, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1867.
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House Of the Convocation of the province OF
Canterbury, and the resolutions passed oy the
Upper as well as the Lower House of that Con-
vocation, and the resolutions passed by the
Convocation of the province Of York. .
"All of which we humbly beg leave 70 submit
to your Majesty.
"August 10, 1867"
The following reservations are made by Sir
Robert Phillimore, Mr.. Beresford Hope, aud
Mr.. Perry:-
ave agree to the main proposition contained
in this report, and have therefore signed it,
upon the understanding that IL does not ex-
clude the consideration OF cases in which the
authority of the bishop and the rights of the
parishioners and congregations are carefully
Guarded.