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as- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAliOLINA-

G1- The STATE OF SOUTH CAltOLlNa-
DARLINGTON DISTRICT-IN EQUTTY-HANNAH j.
HART, Administrative, ELLEN f. HART, JOHN
WlTHERSPOON, et di.-DILL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered that the credit
ors of JOHN l.. HAkT be enjoncd from proceeding to
their claims at law against the complainant and
that they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John L. Hart, before tho Commissioner OF
This Court before the first day of November next
and in default thereof that they DO barred from the bell
eft of any decree to be made herein.
1t s also ordered that copy Of this order BE- published
ut least week until the first day of November next
In the Darlington SOuherner and the Charleston DAILY
Ns,cs
The above true copy from the original order made
In the above case. 18th February, 1867.
A. L. EDWARDS. G. F.. D. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Darlington c. H.. February
1877 s3c n February 90
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as. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

De- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY.-P. b. BACoT
AND T. L. BACOT, Administrators. PETER S.
BACoT, rs. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
S. BACOT-Upon hearing the peadings in this case. it
is, on motion of W. W. HARLLEE Complnnants' solic-
tor ordered that oil and singular the creditors of the late
Peter s. Bacot, Compainants Intestate, be required
10 lc and prove their respective demands and debts in
judgments and otherwise against the said Intesatc be-
fore the Commissioner of this Court by or before the
first day of November next and in default thereof that
they be debarred from the benefit of any decree to be
made therein and that the Commissioner of this Court
do advertise this order month in the Darlington
Soulerner and the Charleston Daily Neos, until the
said first day of November ncxt.
The abo is true copy from the original order made
In the above case 18th OF February. 1867.
A. +. EDWARDS, G. L. d. D.
commissioners Ofice Darlington C. H.. February q,
1867 s3Gn Febriary2j
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SAN FRANCISCO October 22.-The returns from
fifty-four counties make the success of Sprague
and Fitzgerald certain.
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a0- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-IN EQUITY-B W. ED
WARDS. Administrator T. Z. H0WLE, RS. +. s. HOW LIE
JAMES p WILSON AND 0THERS-BIIL FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHOMAS E. HowI.E deceased,
be enoned from proceeding TO recover their claims at
law against the complainant and that they do prove AMI
establish their demands against the said HowE before
the Commissioner of this Court before the first day
of December next and in default thereof that they he
barred the benefit of any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above is true copy from the original order made
In the above stated case. 10Th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS C. L. D. d.
Commissioners Office Darlington C. H.. Feb. - 1867.
February % s4l
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oryrryoUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY

VO'7
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head loss OF memory aud threatened impotence and in
uccility, find sovereign cure III HUMPHREYS HO.
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they strike at the root of the matter tone up h
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cured thousands OF cases Price S5 per package of six
boxes and VIAL 81 per single box Sold by druggists
and sen, BY mail on receipt OF price Address HUM.
PIiREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
Co1IPANY. No. 562 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Septcmberl9
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PHILADELPHIA. October 25.-There were seven
deaths on the Potomac yesterday--the. disease un-
doubtedly being malignant Asiatic cholera.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesdly evening, October 1s at the residence of
DIR. JAMES DEvonR Mr.. ORLANDO SHEPPARD to Miss
MARY eldest daughter OF DR.. JAMES DEyoRE, all OF
Edgeield District.
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BB-NlRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children 1cehing greatly facilitates the process of teeth
ing. by soitcnng the gums reducing all inflammation
will allay ALI. i.,IN and slasmodc action and is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, moth
ers il will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up ad sold this article for years and can
say in confidence and truth of it what We have never
been able to say of any other edicneNevcr has it fail
ed in single to effect cure when timely used.
Never did VIC know an instance OF dissatisfaction 10y any
one who used It, On the CONTRARY, all delighted with
s operation, and speak i'll terms ol commrn,iaun OF Its
magical effects aud medical virtues
We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW, after
Years Of experience, and pledge reputation for the
llmcnt of what here declare. In almost every l-
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and
haustion relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
alter the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
BE sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the Gte sinnie OF COURTS PEuK1Ss" on the
outside wrapper. All others are base limitations
Suld by Druggists throughout tie world Price only
3j cents per bottle.
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Hnlorn, London England; No AL ST. anl street. Mon
trcal, Canada. D'MiE NOISE. Agents
Au,ust97 tutls'no Charleston. y e.
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Marine News.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, October 25.-The steamer Amster
dam is ashore and bilged, at Montauk Point.
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e. BATGHELOE'S HAIR nYE.-TH:s
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the bcs; III tie world The
only ,rns and prjc Dyrharmlcss, reliable iIistan-
iaucons M disappointment. No ridiculous tns
Natural Elacl Brown. Remedies the i'll effects of h'
Dycs Invsorat,s the hair, leaving a,l hrar;iil
The genuine is ssncd nHtiaa 4. Ea'c!rLr All otln
r, mer, mutations and should bc avoided, Sold bS all
Druggists and Pcrl,mcrs. Factory NJ. 81 lar,.cy
street New York.
En- BEWARE uF A crLNiERt&.i.
Drccniadr ~ Tyr
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as-ADMINISTRArION NOTlCE.-ALL PER-
having claims against the Estate Of the late JAMES
r. EARLE, deceased. requested to present them,
duly att slcd and Ill indebted to the said Estate will
make nayment TO Mcssrs. DURYEA C0HLN, Attor-
ncys at Law. Library Building, Northwest corner of
Church and Broad streets. ANNA L. EARLE,
October Is Is AdminlslrltrX.
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a5ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
W. b. W. HOWE. of St Phillips (Episcopal Church,
will por!orm Iivne Service in this Chapel ToNorroio
Afternoon, 9th instant at O'Clock.
ncfo1,or
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a5- THE REV. Fl. ALLEN TUPPER WILL
preach in tho Citadel Square Church. To-Aorrow Norm
ing at l0], O'Clock. October 26
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polities i'm North CaroIinn.

WILMINGTON, October 25.-The whites are taking
more interest in the approaching election since
the result of the election in Virginia has been
known. Five days more are allowed for registra-
ton.
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30 NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GlVEA
that application will be made before Chief Justice Dt
KIM ut Chambers the 18th of November next, tor TN
incorporation OF 1.-THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY 4 .
SoCIATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA" the object t.
which is to establish Normal School for colcrcd pei
sons with capital sto OF one hundred dollars. vii
the privilege of increasing the same, by donations Il
otherwise to the of fifty thousand dollars, tue pu
pose being TO educate teachers for schools D South Care
lima. ~ September II
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Bro,ynIow's Elect ON.
Cholera.

NASHVILLE, October 25.-Brownlox is elected to
the Senate by twenty majority.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cahio Disnafches.

FLoR.NCE October 23-9 p. M.-The news to-
night is glorious for the cause of Italy The Gov
ernment deems it best to suppress details for the
present.
HAVANA, October 24.-Sugar 1885, standard SIG;
10s STANDARD s. Exchange ON London 143 pre-
MUM. Paris premium. United States currency
81 discount.
The British bark Ella Adela has been wrecked
on unta Reef.
Cable News.
New YORK, October 25.--The astronomer Sir
James South is dead
The Royal Bank of Liverpool has made an as
sessment on the stockholders OF five pounds per
share, and will soon resume. Its liabilities are
million and half sterling.
Garibaldi had reached the province of Umbrla,
whore he was stopped by the Italians. Nothing
since regarding him has been made public.
The London Times stigmatizes the course OF
France towards Italy as cruel and perilous. Its
effect, however will be transient. The Garibaldi-
ans must rise, and new enterprises against Rome
will lie inevitable.
Ratazzi is still acting Prime Minister OF Italy.
1t is reported that Napoleon has requested
conference of the great powers on the Roman
question.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Re TRINITY n. E. CHURCH.-THE CON
GREGATIONS OF the First AMI Wentworth street Baptist
Churches and of Trinity Church. will unite in attending
Divine Worship Mt Trinity Church. on To-Morro1y Sun-
day. Morning. at halfpast 10 O'Clock The Service will
be conducted by Rev. f. 7. WINKLER, D. D.
The Rev. C. P. GADSDEN will perform Divine Service
in this Church at Night, commencing at half-past Z
o'clock. October 90
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ne THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLl-
CATION will be made for r,newa Of following Certih
Gates in Homo Loan and Building Association:
No. III, H. F. BAKER, February TO- 1860. 20 shares.
No. 1874, J. NJ. HURST, March 40. 1860. shares
No. 227. c. MUTH, October H. 1861, 10 shares.
No. q, T. A. WILBUR, February 10, 1sGO 10 sares.
August 26 lAmo3mOs
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Yellow Fever Ia Mobile.
Ealiforui. EI.etiop

MOBILE, October 25.-There was but one fever
nterment to-day.
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October &c

sy- ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDl
against the Estate of H. L. BUTTERFIELD will presea
their claims duly attesed and those indebted will MAKE
payment to HANNAH N. BUTTEEFIELD,
September &c 1amo9 Administrative.
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gy- ROYAL. HAVANA LOTTERY. PRIZES
CASIIED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DOuBLOONS and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO.. Bankers,
No. lG Wall street.
V,rl
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8g-NOTICE r. MARlNEI.S.-C A P1 IN
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direo'
range of the heads oi the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wuARvES Oh the Charleston and st. Andrews side CT
the Ashley RIVER Ly which precaution, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable will be avoided.
=. e. TURNER II. N.
Harl,or Masrer- 9ncr. Charleston. February Il, 1896.
February
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60 YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCL-
TION.-Thc Rev. Mr.. ADAMS will deliver Sermon be-
fore this Association To-Morrow Sunday Erening the
2Tth instant in the lower Baptist Church (Rey. DIR.
wINKLEn.s) Church Street Services to commence at
half-past seven (7tSl O'Clock.
The public generally and young persons especially,
are invited to attend.
AcoLLECTIoN WILL BE TAKEN UP for the benefit
Of the Association. W. ". PEMBERToN, 3
October &c Secretary.
DO CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON
from Baltimore are hereby notified that sho is This
Day dschargng cargo at Pier No. Union wharves.
All goods not taken away at sunset will remain on Wharf
at Consgnees' risk. M0RDECAI & CO.,
October &c Agents.
as- NOTICE TO CONSIGNORS- CITY CON
SIGNORS sending us Merchandise or Furniture for sae
will please give draymen address in FULL as auction
houses have been receiving goods consigned to us.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO.,
Cash AuchoEeers,
No. 55 Hasel street. opposite Postolico.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS s. y
S H Up PIN g..

FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE FINE
| -N1SN ship AMELIA, James Connor Master to loa
iLES1SS with dispatch. Ess Freight engagements ar
rdF-s ply to j. 7. WKLSMAN. Z.
October "a -if. ,.r -r' .G . 90 u - ,H'.
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as- MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANI J0D.-An Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime ot Solitude and the Phy"io-
logical Errors. hbuscs and Diseases which create im-
pe,limcnts To MARRIAGE, with sure means OF Relief
Sen; in sealed letter envelopes tree Of charge.
Address DIR. J ShlLLlN hope'nIoN,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa
c,,,.,ubrr D.; mos
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Aile.le.camn. Acl,a. Ass,t. Adi.l

Aldt-dc-Clnlp, ACt g Ass T. hIIJ C. UtH T.
Official: L. V. CAZIARC. Aide-dc-Camp Actg. Asst
Adi't. Gcnl. . '''I"'
October
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Darlington c. H.. February
Do 1867. SIG fl February %
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Septcnb r %
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-12
NOisTHrACiFlc Il, n,
We cordially endorse the following

We cordially endorse the following
from, the Anoka Union:
-, THIS magnificent enterprise, so 50.
premely important, to Minnesota, has
nova reasonable prospect Of success.
Strong efforts viii be made in Congress
this winter to secure! for it peouuia.v
aid equal to that given 10 the Ncbra ks
line. New England and the Northern
belt Of States are pledged oft. The
company ire vigorously pushing the
survey througb: A corps Of Engineers
and Surveyors 10 now at St. Cloud To-
eating the line, and finishing up their
reports.
1t IS 4 thought 6t to inspire the heart
Of every Minncso,isn with enthusiasm,
e mt this long hoped and long deferred
enterprise, is 90 near itS consunmation
Let US encourage our Senators and
Representatives in their arduous work
Of securing the aid required. They
have laborcd like Trcjans 50 far, and
let not their seal flag now for the lack
Of our sustaining bell Write to them,
each Individually, and tell them that .s
our servants they ara desired and ex-
peeted to do their utmost for the glo.
.rious work. II they do their efforts
will 10 doubt be successful, aud :hci,
names will be enshrined in the afec,
tious Of a grateful people for ever more
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The public debt statement for this
menth will, it is understood, shvw u con-
.slut..ble increase over that Of last
month in consequence Of heavy pay-
ments during ths month ~ Interest on
tho o-z0 due on the let Of Novem-
ber,: some S26, 100000 in coin in
an M punt, 70 The Secretary OF the Treas
qry, mas therefore decided that there
mail Be no contraction Of legal tenders.
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WloM FIRST WE LOVE.


~ JULIA wAss HOWE. 49,.
When int " love yos know - seldom w.d;
Time rules ~ ~, Aid ltss, indeed, u not =
IL not the thing We plaza d 1t ere our hope VA,
dead;
And theu 10 women cannot choose our lot.
Much must be borne which It IL hard to bear,
Ncuh given Wy which It were sweet to keep
God hslp US all! who need, indeed, His care,
And yet know the Shepherd loves his sheep
Ny little boy begins to babble now
Upon my knee hi. earliest infant prayer;
, He hae his tatbse'as eager eye, l know, -. ,
: Ana thy ~ soo' hi' msthsr'ssusoy h'ir. 7
But when he sleeps and sniles upon my knee,
And can t.elhi. light breath come and 80,
think Of oue-Heetsn help and pity me!
Who loved me, a.d whom 1loved, long ago.
Who might have bssn-ah, what dare not think.
wsass ~ eha,Gee. God fudge. tot MS best,
Cod hsip ~ a. our duty, and not shrink, s%5
Ard trust II Heaven for the rest.
But blame US women not, II some spposr too cold
At times. and sous too gay and light,
sou,e griels gnaw dssp; some woes arc hard 10
bear,
Who knows ths past1 And who can Judge ~
rightl
- s,- :;
a. were vsi ipdesdby what We might ha.p been,
And not ~ what ws aze-too opt to fall!
Ny little chid-he sleeps and smiles between
Thoughts and ne. In Heaven we shall know all.
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Prentice is hard on Andy. He
says; "Our go' 'ernment, a. administer
ed tor some years, seems to have been
nothing better than patent thieviug
machine The patent expires on the
4th Of March, 1869, and there will be
40 extension.
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The New-iork Eee~isy lNaa
says: ''There IS something hideous in
the statement that defects in features Of
Msximilian, produced by position
had been arti6cially repaired The
humblest burial would seem prefer,nlo
to this revolving display of decompcsins
humanity"
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The bill for the repeal Of the cot.
ton tax has passed the House by vote
OF l43 to 70. 1t went through just as
It came from the Ways and Means
Committee, vis.: Exempting all cotton
raised this year, though tue holders of
tins years crop made a decided cppo
sition to this feature. This bill viii be
opposed in the Senate, aud its fate
there Is as yet uncertain.
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NO. .21..

pnere o. Minnesota. 70 the business man
ene:e .l' uniting point to 4. prosperous and
rapidly developing future, when the invest
ment OF capital will be sure Of rich re-
turn. ;:ss .,1s.s. Z.
we cannot close without e1pressihx
our obligations to Msssrs. VIM. E. Hicks.
g D. van Hoesen. and others f,r
many courtesies extended to US and assist
ance furnished in securing the information
desired for this sketch.
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A man named Peter Reed tell in.o
q vat Of hot slop, at the Chicago dis
tiliery, on Wednesday. He Y IS taken
out, but died shortly Afterwards
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Brick Pomeroy, the great sachem
Of the Northwestern Democracy, in a
recent number Of his paper, calls the
soldiers Of General She. mans army =
"band Of bummers, thieves, vag.bouds
and rufians,"
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Gable dispatches say that 300, 600
people in Sweden are oul the point Of
starvation: Tie crops have partially
failed FOR the past Eve years and this
year crops have been cutoff BY single
nwGt's ffost. ~t'aTEEs4g;f aEsts - lsg9 c,-e
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i -Au editor in Illinois having en-
gagged = aew reporter, received the FOL-
lowing ID his frst effort I'VE arc in-
formed that the gentleman who stood
on bis head under 4 spile driver for the
purpose ov having a tight pair of butc*
druv On shortly afterward found him
self iu Chiney. perfectly nakud and
without cent in his pcckct. He rites
that it;is his :iuteashun ov returning
home by the way Of the PARIS Exposi-
tion," So. ,.>.
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Rev. Dr.. Mublenburg, Who wrote
II would not live always" is content
Idly going through his scventy.6rst
Year.
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No man 20 we,i understands farm.
ing as ne who has msde poor laod rich,
aud he will keep it rich. He is like one
who has earned q thousand dollars.
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a cable dispatch from London
says rumor prevails at Madrid that a
movement is on foot to sell Cuba to the
United States for two hundred millions
Q: dollars.
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The worst pun ever made is that
Of the New OIL :uns Picoyune, which
says Of a lady just about to be married
to her eight husband (,hc previous
seven having died; ) that she must be a
fasten.cight.in widow. e:;'i'--
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A. E. HUSSEY,
ARCHITECT, ~ - AND asBIlII

- ~ -, +Etg.E efs. sfSssa.EEs5S' ~. T.
RS prepared to furnish plans, speo'hes.
Il tions, and estimates forz buildings; slso
70 take contracts, and do d Ill kinds OF bar
psibtef Gsnd Joiner work. in the latest snd
most spproysd sty1Cs. ~. .P1ttss reasordb,e.
'.0EfISadP-Nsarehe Democrate0 Office.
81. CLOUD ~ 7>'a''T' : ''' MIMI
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and having buyer il the market oil the
time, sad buying ny Goods oil for cash,
ainassets Merchants will And bargsinsae
Ill times In ~ 0tese. VALLEY
I JOHNSON 4 NAsoN,
.xnlus,v,1v vvoxvsAr. nva,,,. -
eooT;s; AND SHOES,
7 No. 2 Jaeksss Street, !:
ST. PAUL, M1NN.
Or1e1's promptly nlled.
. 3. ?. JOHNSON. 6. 9. MASON.
v9nle-1y
r. MARVIN { SON,
1x1o11116 AND JoDDIHs OF
! Oroc1sory, Glassware,
LAMPS,
cu1zl1z, 1ookzko. o1Asszs. %
Il lse and ls1 Third Street,
ST. PAUL, M1NN
a: P. PEABODY,
W1oL10ALB D1AL1AIN
. Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Fl lo7 Third Street,
ST. PAUL. MINI
!. STRONG &; WILLIAMS
(sUCCEssoRs 70 4. o. sTRoNa,)
SoS TAlrA street, St. Paul,
nEALERs in Carpets. Oil Cloths, Nat
Utiaes. Curtaia Materials and Trimming
Qpksleess4EaSd Fstniehlns Goods, Win
dow ehsda Wall PspsT, As&trsesss
Ii E1DaGbese. Aa. v7.l0-1y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-12

Ny arraagsnssts With enc Of tAe eldest
importing and Jobbiag Houses Of the East.
and havi1g buyer il the market oil the
time, sad buying ~ Goods oil for cash,
Ainnesoto Merchants will ind barRainsae
Ill times In NJ Stefe. j., v9ale-1y