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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-11-28
Blank legal Forms.

/ reNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND,
will hereafter keep for SALE Blank Forms such
used in Lesse Purchase of Real Estate Mercantile
Transactions &C. Among them be found the follow
Ing'
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering of Vessels,
POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three or different
Of special and general Powers Of Attorney,
CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY
Co-PARTN ERSHIP, Mercantile, Manufacturing
cultural Co-partnerships,
LEASE of House Land,
BILL OF SALE, of Registered Vessel,
BILL OF SALE, of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE, of Real Estate,
CHATTEL MORTGAGE, of Furniture Personal Property
SPECIAL CO-PARTNERsHIP,
BUILDERS CONTRACTS,
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED OF REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three
forms,
CONSULAR INVOICE and Certificate, for purchasers
Manufacturers
SHIPS MANIFEsTS. Bills Of Lading, &c &c.
1 These blanks printed the finest document paper
style Orders the promptly
attended
Price per Single Copy. 25 Cts. or 50 per Doz.
For by C6aO em) VI. VI. WHITNEY.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
A Thanksgiying.

ThanksgfvtnS.
For the weaItn of pathsss sBrCss.
whcrsou no sxe may kan.
For the winds that hanat the branches,
The birdfng's Haaid eafi,
For ths rsd istvr. dropp.d Ike rubirs
Upon ths dark green SOD
For ths waving of ths hbrests,
fhans thee, Oh, my God,
For the sound of waters, gushing
ta babbaug beads of Hghti
For the issts % -noVS-white Hlies
Firm anchored out of sight,
vor the rscas among the sddiss-
The crystal on the ciod;
70, the Hoxiag q the rivers,
tn1nk thee, Oh, my God
For the buis that throag 20 gladden.
The toiier's ptoddiag way
For tho bursting of fresh roses
Win every newborn day,
Foe the bare twigs that In summer
BIoouI Ike ths prophets rod
Foo the bIo-somipg of flowers,
thank thee, Oh, my Col
Tor the Hf,ing up Z noantlins
In Brightness and in dread
For the peaks where and sunshine
Alons have dIrsd 90 tread :
Fer the dark and silent gDrges
Whence giant ec,ilrs md
For IN majesty % mauntain-.
thank thee. Oh, my God
FOR the .pleudor Of the sunsets
vs.t usirrorcd ou the sea;
For the rol5-fring-d clouds, that curtains
OF heavens blue windows bei
For the burning bars q twilight
wh>rs thought leans, glad, yet awed
For the glory Of the suns'ts
tha1k thse, on, my God
For the earth, and all 70. beauty
The sky with all its light;
For the dim aud soothiag shadows
That rest the dazxIed sight;
For unilding aeIds and praries
where In vain has trod
For the worlds ssShaustess beauty,
thank thee, Oh, my God.
Foe an eye Of inward seeing
A soul % know and loves
For these common aspirations
Which our high heirship provsi
For "a. hearts that bless each other
Beusafh Thy smile, Thy rod
For thr arnaranfh, saved from Eden,
thank thee, Oh, my God
For the hbllsu soul DER written
with one dear aams adorsd
For the Heavenly In the Human
Ths Spirit IN the Word
Fag ths tokens of thy presence
Within, aboyc, abrnad
For Thine own great gin Of Being
IN ank thee. Oh. my God. -SsLsefsd.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-23

Masonic D1srl1ors.-We first noticed in
sasexehspss in tho 5ou.hern portion Of the
STATE list Of the Masonic Distric T. Of the
Stats, under the provisions Of a,resolution
g the late session Of the Grand Lodge
sstsarns County IL in the First District,
which Il eompo.ed Is follows: III = ST
'The counties Of tManomib, Alots1,,
Wright Carysr, sStearns, Meeksr:: Nc sod,
I ShsfbuF.es Benton, Isauti, Kansbsc, Mile
II, ~ Aiken, ..Mqrri,cn;;;;:' Grow. wing,
sEs1tsani,, Wsdsna. 1tasca, sCses,. Todd,
llonoasslis, - 1Kandiy Deuslas,s Otter
4ail Andy yohnson,y Becker, sFolk PSmbi.
n, .ChippevA, Clay, Big Stone, Stevens,
{ 1ssvsrss, Pops Lac qui Parle, ,ssd For,
Garry n British America. viii com prise
i t1s First District !; and +. ?. Barnpn,, Of
faux Cestrs, Stsarnss County liz appointed
1fhs Deputy for said District, aad win hold
g lii Office Tor the term Of one year., 81
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MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR.
ST. CLOUD FUR MARK ct
1brreceed for The JOURNAL, BY D. NJ G. KxrpAy d O.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TATE OF M1NNEsoTA-coUNTY Of BENTON

OTATE OF M1NNESOTA-COUNTY OF BENTON
So.
In Probate Court, Special Term, January 18th, 1865
In tho matter Of the estate Of Jonathan Ferrin,
deceased. 49,.
On reading and Aling tho petition Of JamesB. Holt
Administrator Of tho estate Of s.id deeeed praying
for reason. therein get forth that an additional time
1885, be granted him for paying the debts and egacies
Of said deceased, and making final settlement Of hs
account % such administrator It Is ordered that the
10Th DAY or FEBRUARY, A. d. 1868. at 10 o'clock
4. H. At the Office Of the Judge Of Probate in the
town Of Sank Rapids In said county Of Benton, be
assigned lor hearing Of said petition. and that the
heirs At wof said deceased and all other persons
Interested in said estate required to appear at
session Of the Probate Court then and there to be
holden. and show canss, 4 my there DO why I'll.
Aud It fs further ordered that notice of said appca
ton and Of the time and place Of hearing the same
By given to all psr.ons interested BY ths publication
Cloud JouRSAI, weekly Newspaper printed and pub
lishsd Of 81. Cload, = the County Of steasns and
| State Of Minnesota. 5 @s@ftt
jan2s-sw SHERMAN HALL, Judge Of Probate.
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: s-"While the lamp holds out to burn"
there 10 chance for restoration Of health.
II, therefore, the constitution has been
weakened by disease Or exoess-the nerves
shatsered-the stomach weakened sp-
petite gone, and oil the world appears
gloomy-pour some fresh oil into your
lamp, in the shape Of Plantation Bittere,
whieh will make the flame Of life again burn
brightly, and illuminate = once wretched
existence. For ladies it il an elegant and
gentle stimulant, exactly such as they 70.
quire. Many families will not be without
It. Il has an immense sale throughout thu
world IL ; ~ - ~
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Better bargains cannot be had any.
whore than ut Carns' store.

u: t,@ r.,,:lV. 81. jo.ta received d.
rect fteu;ths sslsbratsd johnson foundry,
at Philadelphia, large lot of new type
borders, cuts, &c., embracing the latest
and most beautiful styles. This, in .addi-
ten = s our already Is, very complete .ssdlt-
nsnt, renders the JoulIAI's jobbing de-
spsrtnsnt' greatly superior 10 any other 10
Northern Minnesota, and ensblss Us to d.
work ip The best and most, l..sisf.ctor,
l1tyls, and on short notice. sl,ssts t19ss5<s
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earns il selling clothing Of ali lind
cheaper than ever. -. 4 -
' If you want dish Of oysters, gotten
up in any style, go to Goystts's. -:

WIZ sroIsx.-Ws were highly amused
The ether day, 1t = Dutehman from the
country, who rushed into on Of our Drug
stores in search Of the Sheriff who happen
ID to be in there. and on being intr oduced
to him, cried out, "Sheri6 mine wife is sthole
and I wants de man vat sthole her arrested
To Sheriff inquired when she WAS stolen,
and where he had last seen the man who
stole her: He replied II have shust followed
him In Dc town and he goes in Dc lower
town NIT her." Being told by the Sheriff t.
= to Squire Richardson and proeur 4
warrant and he would arrest them both, h.
started Of On the run say ing; "dat Is shus'
vat I wants BY d-m..". How he succeeded
st the Squire's W know not:
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STEARNS COUNTY.
An Excellent suggestion-The New
0rist Mil at Melrose.

. = - s->~4 .-
:. : :: NEW MUNICH, Jan. 14th, 1868.
EDITOR JOURNAL Now that winter has
set in I would like 10 make suggestion to
tho readers Of THE JOURNAL. In many To-
calities the advantages Of good schools are
not available, consequently many Of our
youths are growing up and will have to
grapple with the stern realities Of life
with . very limited education. This, l
think can be remedied in . measure if the
young people would meet, ssy three even.
ings in each week in some central place for
the purpose Of improving themselves. One
evening could be devoted to reading and
spelling, another "a; arithmetic, mental and
practical, and the third to grammar. There
are few localities but some competent per-
son could be found who would. be willing
TO conduct such exercises, and by diligent
application, during the winter . great deal
Of practical knowledge could be acquired.
We have in the United States large num-
Der Of self-made men-men who by dill
gence and perseverance have surmounted
stsry obstacle and raised themselves to po-
siticns Of honor. L. not their example
enough to stimulate others to laudable
exertion in acquiring learning!
News is rather jejuue in these parts.-
Nothing of>iniportanee has lately trauspir
ed to destroy the equilibrium Of public
feeling, unless, indeed, tho starting Of Maj,
E. & ", H. Clark's mill in Melrose might
be claimed as an exception. This event
has caused considerable rejoicing in this
vicinity, as the mill is in very central po'
sition, and promises to fulfil the expects-
ton Of all. The Messrs. Clark deserve
credit for their energy and enterprise, and
| no doubt will reap rich reward in public
i patronage. They have two run Of No. burr
stones and make . good sample Of -four
and intend to add another run ss soon q
the weather will permit. After they 60
their saw-mill in operation Melross vii
offer great inducements to emigrants to set
>. tie the fertile and veil wooded countr;
lying TO tho north and east. .,.. +
>, =, r..,{-. .,t,u .fns5 100.
p. s.-sines writing tho above cemmr
nication I learn that o. g. Rowley, Justi<
Of the Peace, Of Oak, died on the mornin
z tof The 18th after few days illaess. D. T
i McD onsld preached his funeral sermon.
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Sweet cider can be had at Goyette''
This is the genuine article.

IScoRPoRATloNs.-1 his last report Col.
Rogers gives full list Of Ill Interpretations
organized in Minnesota. The following are
Of local interest:
Minneapolis and st. Cloud Railroad
Company.
Agricultural ard Mineral Society Of
Monongolla county.
/ Monongolia County Mutual Insurance
Company.
The Glenwood Pope co., Hydraulic
Company.
The Watab Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany.
Freshly killed deers, and skins Of all
kinds bought at the St. Cloud Depot,
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Mn. @Scorr's LEcrURE.-The elite of St.
Cloud were assembled at the Congregations
sfChureh on last Tuesday evening, to lis
ten to an interesting lecture frem the Rev,
Mr.. Scott, ON ''The Divine Ides." He &C.
knowledged his indebtedness to the great
poetical writer's Of Germany for the phrase,
which he defined to be the manifestation
Of God in all his works, in man as we'll as
in nature, not in the Psntheistic sense, but
that as God created the universe and man..
he will be so reflected in his works, Is tho
Feause il IL the effect. The world il, then,
N imperfect reelection, but reflection
nevertheless Of. the divine essence. He
then isid down a lis formula, that, in &C.,
cordance with asth6 ''eternal fitness Of
things" there 10 nowhere . concave that
bag not somewhere its corresponding con-,
verse, Or in komslisr phraseoiogy, ..thers
is no Jack but has Ais JILL" Although he
Acknowledged that to our eyes things look.
Cd strangely mixed sometimes, land while
this muddy y,sture Of decay doth grossly
close ~ in" We nay be forever bliad and
deaf to Gods hssnoniss. He next pro-
eesdsd 70 spply this idsa to governments =;
that Gods purpose ran unaltsred and IN
'sltsreabls through all the countless ages,
I leading his psepls along by slow degrees,
I slow 70 us who ere but creatures Of san
hour, through oil forms Of government,
from the pa.riazehsl to The represent atiye,
leach having it, uses, each adapted to .th.
different wants Of the nations, AMI each
teaching its lessons and drawing US III
! gradually nearer to that .''divine, idea'
whose recognition must b. our hi CHEST Dc
velopment, and hence that true progress
sion must always stand indebted to til.
psss,q bound by q. chain Of golden link
which II would be fstalto sever. -,
The lecture was listened TO- with ,tae
, greatest attention and interest, BY one Of th
largest audiences svsr assembled in st. Clou'
1t literary entertainment yThs.lectare
thus far have proved both profitable, IN
instructive, ahd W hope that our citizen
will not fail TO svsil themselves Of The Of
Iportunity sfEorded for their amusement 81
Instruction BY the series Of lectures ju
entered upon. ~. ~ -. ~. *'~'' 49,.
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For coughs, colds and consumption use
Aliens Lung Balsam.

FIRE NEAR Fort RlPLEY.-Dr. E. E..
Braun, Post Surgeon At Fort Ripley, under
date Of tho 18th sends as tho following
item, which was not received until after We
went to press last week:
"a little before daylight yesterday the
dwelling house Of Jake johnson, = half .
mile below the Fort, was discovered to be
on fire, and in less than an hour was burn
ed to the ground. The Thermometer at tho
time indicated 49, bslow zero, outside Of
the building. johnson, who was absent
VIXEN the drs occurred, lost everything he
had in the heuss. Loss about $500; no
insurance.
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AosH1s1s .Ar1sxPr At Muapra.A Lon,
q ths most villainous affairs j Y,
have ever bssn called upon I Il
record, happened bu. a fev days .go
IN this county. It appears that two
men, (Swiss,) names not known, ono about
MY years Of ago and tho other young
man, camo from the Southern part Of the
State to this place. and took claims in the
country above. After having been on their
land for some time, they returned to their
former homes, to dispose Of the property
they had there, the young man having a
farm, and The elder one being In rather in
different circumstances. On their return to
this place the young man deposited his
money in the bank. After making all the
arrangements they thought necessary, the
young man drawing his money, they start
ed on foot for their claims after going
about fifteen miles from hers they came to
:. cross roads, ono leading through the woods
the other through we'll settled country,
the young man. on account Of the deep
snow wanted 10 90 through The settlements,
but never thinking Of anything wrong was
persuaded by the old sooundrel to take the
road through tho woods, the old man lead
ing tho way through the snow. After
going some distance he fell in behind, and
tho young man says that the first intima.
ton he had Of anything wrong was tho r.
port OF = pistol, : six.shootsr, tho shot of
which grazsd his neck, making assh
wound. On turning round to make remark,
At what he supposed was carelessness, the
old villain coolly told him that he intended |
to kill him and fred again, tho shot taking !
effect In the side, and glancing along tho |
ribs lodged in his breast, knocking him
down. While on the ground, the Old fellow
placed the pistol to his breast and pulled
he trigger, but the cartridge missed fire. By
his time the young man fully understand
ng the matter, grappled with him and sue
seeded in keeping him from shooting him
bird time, although tho pistol was dis
hsrged in the scufie: After considerable
'ificulty he wrenehed the pistol from him.
nd with the remaining charge in it, point
d it ct the old mans head and told him to
march for St. Cloud. On the way back
he old man begged 80 hard to have the
natter kept quiet that the young man
greed to not mention it to the authorities,
N their arrival h ere DR.. Goetz, was sent
n, who ext racted the ball that had lodged
4 his breast, and dressed the wound in his
eek. There has been nothing done so far
. We can learn towards bringing the Of
.nder to justice,
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"A portion Of ,Bridgman's saw mill fell
dnring last night. It is supposed to hsv'
bss. caused by the great weight OF sno"
which vas On It. j.
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-Allsn's Lung Balsam 10 warranted Il
cure, coughs, colds, b., or the money VII
DO refunded. 4 %%sis-sS@ Nv,
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
axtiele-eupsrior 70 Cologas and q hall
ths price. .et-'Ss% /
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youwsut to buy goods, for half OF what
they are worth, 10 to earns.
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And further notice hereby given that tho under
signed, Treasurer Of Monongalia County, will be in
the collection Of Taxes for tho year 1867, viz: ~!
Town Of Diamond Lake, January 2od, 1868, at the
store' d Pplleu. <ty !. .sat,f
Town OF New London, at the store Of W, ". Pin,
ney, january p, 1868.
Town of Rossvils, at the store Of futile, January
q, 1858.
Town Of Norway Lake, at tho store Of Hadan
Towne Burbank, at the store Of J. L. Whitla
January 20, 1885, cy,:.'
Further Notice IL also given, that all real estate
Taxes shall be paid before tho frat div Of March NEXT
Personal Property Taxes must be- paid before tn,
nrst day Of February next II not paid, penalty d
hve per cent will be charged and taxes and penalties
| viii Be- collected by dstrain.
jsnle,3w 1 R. HOOVER, County Treasurer.
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1SsuRASor.-Capt. West presents ne"
advertisement this week. His companies
are al No. l, and he is tip'top Agent.
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il - For collie il horses u.. Pain Kill.
''surs pop" 5z,sfs t5za.>s j:
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1.-THE Atlantic Cable Vas considered !
mammoth enterprise, butnsysr has or viii
/ elicit the commsndstion that has attended
the success Of Con's DrsPsrs1A Culr. Il u
getting world-vids sfameg simply from the
.sct that II cures. One bottle sften does
ths. xork, edectually; at The same time It
Win not injurs the most defeats eonstitu-
tiou... - E ~
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~ All kinds Of JOB printing, In Eng
iah, German or Norwegian. executed Of
this Office. Send in your orders. ..,

Fol RENT storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire at this Office. ~,.i T. - ~..-"
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.se-Assd The testimonials Of Aliens Lung
,gBslssn and Pain Killer, ii Pain Killer Al
snasS4 for 1858: # .,ne>'.s' 49,. 49,.

tsNoiAilss Rgp11d. -cd:az RoesiS seere-
tsry Of State, gives the following list Of
'Ngetaries Pablis commissioned in tbie. and
The sdioinip9 eouutie6:
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d EMEMBER the plsce TO got nice set
/ IN ofsilvsr Coin Jewelry, Breast Pins,
sleevs- buttons and Ear-rings, 10 1t BUSH'9
Jewelry store. H engraves thsn beauti-
fully. =.,Z. .,. 5sj.s.ss sysss5
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Fon R1sr.-A double dwelling house,
pleasantly located, will BE- rented to one Or
two families. 1aquire at this Office Z &a
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Fouxp.-On Sabbath evening on Wash.
ineton avsnus near To bridge, lady's
rubber oysrshos, small size. The owner
can have said article by calling 1t this
of6ce. ......!. !;
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For dish Of No. oysters, cooked in
tho best style, you should BY al means 60
to Goyette's. It is the best place in the
city.
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THA1xs.-We would tender our thank X
t. the Bosrd Of County Commissioners ol
Todd county for their favor in selecting
TnR JOURNAL ~ the Official paper Of the
county. The proceedings q January term
will be found in this issue. 49,, 81. -!
We should previously have expressed on.
acknowledgements to the Commissi oners, o1
Douglas county for . similar action.
earns il selling clothing Of all Kind:
cheaper than sysr. H." -
BADGE ACROSS SAuK R1vIl.-The con
tract to build the bridge across Sank rive,
At Waits crossing was let to c. A. F.
Morris, ESQ.,, Of St. Paul for $1,000. The
span across the main channel Of, the river,
$50 feet. is be built on the Howe Truss
plan, the balance, $50 feet, to be built OF
White Oak Piles: 1t il to be completed BY
the middle Of April, 1868.
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The next lecture Of Tho course inauga-
rated BY the Library association win bs
delivered by Major h. A. Castle, on Tues
day evening Feb. 4th, At the Congregation
Il church. The subject will be ''The Philo,-
ephy Of American Womanhood."
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-Goyetts gives bsttsr plate Of oysters
than does any other house 10 town. Go
tsastss ~ ass ss-s*s s'ac3fssgss @t:1 YET
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-Goyette has lot Of genuine cider-a
No. article. Try it.
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sss. -Bevars Of all limitations Of, HPe,,y
Daois Pain Killsr" such as "Killer Of Pain, u
= &C.. Get the genuine. -.
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6E00. A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
@0UV. Send for one hox Of the
TOBACCO, TASTE DESTROYER

TT will destroy the appetite for Smoking or Chewing
Tobacco instantly, 70 one will SvSruse Of wish
to use Il again. 1t also eradcates tho bad effects Of
Tobacco, gvea person strong Appetite strengthens
the stomach, calms the nerves. clears the mind and
improves the memory. Ono box Is sufficient for any
sllect 10 instantaneous III ssE,s ~ s$,.$Tf
u The proprietor has been offered 5000 for the re-.
csipt. esvsn hundred boxes sold IN one week. Sent
" i 4 taR q III 4! 49,.
lsieeN ~ sox. Address a:ss .55.t
iaaael q, \, IilLEa, N'lniDg.e., ~,
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The next meeting Of the Library Asso'
citation will be held a. the residence Of
Cant. J. e. Nest next Thursday evening.
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P11soxA1.-Col. a. K. Keller, Late d
tls Ct. Paul Staat'. zeiturq. and now Reve-
aus Inspector, favored Us with call On
Friday.
Rev. J. L. Whitla, of Mongolia county,
was In town this week. ~
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100.

P. S.-Sines writing the above commu.
nication I learn that o. g. Rowley, Justice
Of tho Peace, Of Oak, died on the morning
tof the 18th alter . few days illaess. D. B.
Mcdonald preached his funeral sermon.
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V1cK's CA1AloauE,-We have received
the annual catalogue of James Vick, Seeds
man, Rochester, N. Y. It gives descriptions
and illustrations Of hundreds Of flowers
and Vegetables, with finely-colored front
ispieee.a See advertisement. II
The national Republican., 1868-04-15
L LusTRATi0NS ACCOMPANYING TiiB RE.
PORT OP THE COMMISSIONER OF PAT.
BNTS FOR THE YEAR 1868

so.io, p..,..V niii,rh.tos, ~ W, nhIen NJ inS.
MI l, W ~ rceelNeu htthis once un
.s ~ shLHhDhi, hhri, II. iSos, AZ " O'clock, Tor
,t vnc ~. OI eieetfotype pages oI Tue Illus
p, " ,p pi maen.nery, &c heeompanying the No.
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