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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-24
EaSTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Virginia Enterprise of Sunday. ]

New YORK, March 20.-John Devlin, con.
victed of defrauding the Government ol
nearly Sl0O0,OOO in whisky frauds, has
been sentenced TO pay fine of $500 and two
years imprisonment.
CHICAGO, March 2o.-A Republican spe-
cial says Hancock arrived at Washington
this afternoon and Immediately went to the
White House, where he was closeted with
the President. The inclement weather pre-
vented the Democrats from giving him re-
cept,on, which they had been preparing.
The peachment managers deny the truth
of the statement telegraphed to the New
York papers that they intend to abandon
Builer's article Of impeachment. The sub
iect has not been preached in committee.
Lorenzo Thomas was present at the regu-
lar Cabinet meeting to-day.
General Grant, by order OF the President.
has detailed General Halleck to the command
of the Fifth Military District.
IN the Supreme Court, in the case Of Geor-
gia VS.. General Grant. Secretary Stanton,
and others. on motion Of Mr. Black, process
was ordered TO issue in this cause. A pre-
liminary motion for an injunction was held
under Amusement.
New YORK, March 20.-Major Burnside
of Illinois was to-day nominated as Second
Auditor of the Treasury, n place Of L. b.
French, removed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-24

THE CARSON THIEVES have not all been
Gagged yet. Night before last Abrahams
fruit and cigar store was entered BY some
bur glarious scamp, who attempted to open
the money drawer with chisel. He man.
aged to injure the drawer somewhat, but
failed to get it open. We have one word OF
advice to our thieving neighbors: You are
pretty well known now, better known than
you imagine; and the safest course of pro-
cedure left to you is to make yourselves as
scarce in these parts as possible. Mind what
we say.
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FROM EUROPE.
ny CABLF.i

LONDON, March 20.-Advices from An
nesly Bay state that General Napier, with all
his forces, was % miles south OF Antalo on
the 25th ult He had satisfactory talk with
|,ae chief of the Tigre tribes.
4 telegram anticipating the overland mail
says that all foreigners had left Hioga and
|Osaca, Japan. 1t is said tina. French or
american war vessel had been fred on by the
Eaplaese
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-24
WEST INDTgs,

HAVANA, March 20-General Lcrsnnii
has ordered the Bishop OF Havana to be con-
kevcd to Porto Rico by war vessel.
The Governor ot ST. Thomas has requisite 1
he Porto Rican authorities to send cattle
md provisions to relieve the distress of the
Inhabitants. A thousand individuals were
preparing to emigrate to Porto Rico.
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True As PREACHING.-I hat lively priva.
yateeE, the Dramatic Chronicle OF San Fran
cisco, rub. the 'arni>h of the Eastwood dig.
nifty Of San Francisco journalism is follows
We wonder why it is that in this country
| the control and management of the Dig papers
mas generally fallen into the hands of persons
who were evidently never designed BY God or
nature to occupy such a position; persons
who possess none Of the qualifications of the
great, or even OF The sagacious journalist,
who DO not even UndeTs, and the elementary
| principles Of the profession, and who, when
| they succeed, owe their success to accident,
| or to circumstances which they have neither
produced nor foreseen, and not at all TO their
own talent OF genius. Among the success
ful subscription papers OF this State there is
not one that has achieved success through
foresight, ability. and true journals tic tai
ent. They have in fact succeeded in spite OF
the incompetence of their conductors, most
OF whom still cherish the absurd belief that
the true idea of a newspaper is to represent
the opinions and preJuGices Of some clique,
coterie, or creed. or faction, and to publish
nothing that conflicts with such opinions and
prejudices. Nothing can be more crude than
this notion of a newspaper; and no journal
whose conductors have This conception Of the
functions and duties of The Press can hope TO
WELD wide influence, or 70 win an enduring
reputation. The journal that is content 10
be the organ of any special interest inevi- |
tally narrows the field OF its usefulness and
power. The very ttst requisite of enli.ht- |
ened journalism is cath9ljcity, broadness Of |
view, tolcratD'n Of opposing tastes, and the |
frank practica! recognition Of the right of
men to disag;ee in opinion. The moment |
that 4 paper Is recognized as the - organ" of |
any party or '.istn,' it places Itself in the !
position Of an interested advocate. It's hands
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-24

EASTERN PUBLICATIoNs.-We are indebt-
ed to Mr.. John G. Fox for Harper's and Les
lies Illustrated Weeklies the New York
Ledger, the Herald, Day Book, and tribune
Leslie's Lady's Magazine; Putnam's and the
Atlantic Monthly for March-both of these
latter being brim full of the choicest reading
matter. George Silverthorn's Story, by Dick
ems is continued in the Atlantic. Thanks.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

FURNITURE AT AucTIoN.-The household
furniture at the residence of DR.. Wayman,
mot previously disposed off, will be sold by
auction on wednesday next, March %. at IL
o'clock A. II. See advertisement under New
To-day in the APPEAL of this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-24

The WAvERLY NOVELS are being issued
in weekly numbers by that most enterprisins
Of publishing houses, D. Appleton & Co..
New York. Waverly" is the first Of the
series, and We are indebted to Mr.. John G..
Fox for copy Of the same. 1t is gotten up
in a style similar to the cheap edition Of
Dickens works issued by Appleton, is beau
tifully printed, prettily bound in paper, and
costs at the counter only twenty-five cents !,
The determination upon the part Of these
publishers TO place the choicest works of fc-
ton in the hands of the public at such ex-
tremely moderate rates Of cost, cannot fail
10 meet with an extended popular support;
and one is prompted to congratulate ones self
and the public that such desirable literature
has come TO be thus placed within the means
Of the least wealthy. The Waverly novels
can be purchased now abogt as cheaply as
ueyspaner
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FROM SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, March 2l.-The Capitol
Femoval bills were indefinitely postponed in
|he Assembly to-day BY vote Of Al to 10
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IIOCSF.

| WASHINGTON, March 20.-Boutwell, from
the impeachment managers, reported reso-
| luton that on the days when the Senate shall
sit for the trial ofthe President the House
| as in Committee Of the Whole, will attend
with the managers at the bar Of the Senate.
Wood asked + there would be no session
OF the House during he t,ial ?
The Speaker replied not under this reso-
luton. while the trial is pending.
Jencks suggested an amendment proyid-
ing that on the days Of the trial the House
meet at |. so as to have the morning hour.
Boutwell, declined to accept the amendment
and the resolution PASSED.
The Naval Committee reported bill to
equllize Tie bOunt.es Of soldiers, sailors and
marines. Order ed printed and recommitted.
After the Introduction OF number of bills,
resolutions and un,m10rtant business the
House too. up sundy civil expenses in the
Appropriation bill. which was finally passed
after some time spent in disposing Of the
amendments.
The House took mp the joint resolution to
regulate the tariff OF freight and passenger
fares on the Union and Central Pacific Rail-
roads. Pending debate on the resolution the
House adjourned.
Tomorrow VIII be devoted to general de-
bate.
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SENATORS STEWART AND NYE have laid
US under obligations for interesting public
papers Under Stewards frank we have the
United Stats Navy Register for 1858; Pres
ident's Message and Reports of Heads of
Departments, and Ben: Perley Poore's Con-
gressional Directory. Senator Nye sends US
several copies of speeches delivered in the
Senate-his own able effort among the rest.
Thanks
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-17

Hotel, ARR1vA1s-Charles Hotei.-Nathan
Appleton, Boston; Mrs. Wheeler, child and
servant, Mrs. McAlister, Eben Sutton and wife,
Miss Hasbrook, J. Il. Gordon, Jr., James Ben
ther. New York; Mrs. James G. Bird, Master
Albert Bird, Wilmington, N. c.; ]. Gamewell
and wife, ". a. Gamewell, Savannah, Ga; Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman and two children, New
York; &. Zacarias, Savannah; Capt. VIM. Price,
Q. S. A.; R. Brown, ". D. Wade, New York;
E. B. Smith, Philadelphia; R. Il. Gordon,
Florida; Louie Jones, Johns leland; Mrs. Win
chester, Mrs. Durand, Robt. L. j. Hall and
wife and Edward A. Weeks and wife, New York;
A. B. Crane, Plymouth, N. c.; Capt. John II.
Jones, city; L. Kohn, Richmond, Va; h. J.
Brookes, Miss Brookes, Mrs. Alfred Brookes,
Thos. E. Adde'S and C. F. Hammond and lady,
New York; Bishop Davis and daughter, Cam
den; E. Dubois, Bluaton, s. c.
Paus,ion Hotel-G. W. Waterman and N. T.
Adams, city; NJ. Lyseman, New Orleans; s. W.
Langston, Mrs., A. J. Bauknisht and ". C.
Dsrden, Florida; S. s. Jones, Yorkville, s. c.;
Major LaMotte, st. Louis; ]. ". Wick.-d, city;
B. Stokes, Colleton; J. 81. Quinn, Graniteyille;
q. Aulmo and j. P. Gayle, Northeastern Rail-
road; L. L. Littel, S. c.; ]. g. Rigly, Reeves
vile, S, C.,
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CURIOUS PROCEEDINGS ON TIE WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RMRoAD.vone OF the bond
holders OF the Wilmington an / Manchester
Railroad, Mr.. G. J. W. Mccall, oil, Darling
ton, recently resorted to device for compel
ling the settlement of certain claims against
the road, which is not more unique than 1t
would have proved startling to the travelling
community if he had succeeded. It appears
thrt the company having failed to pay sums
due on the first and second mortgages, suit
was commenced, judgment obtained, and q
receiver appointed. In accordance with the
Judgment, as we are informed, the sheriff pre-
ceeded to sell house and lot in Timmonsvile,
and four miles Of the track between Florence
and the Marion line. On this track there was
also suit pending in the Darlington Court,
brought by the landholders against the COM
pany, on an appeal from the decision OF the
assessors. The house and lot brought $500,
and the track netted the sum Of s100, and the
sheriff sold, Notwithstanding notice that, un-
der military orders No. IA, he had no right to
sell property unless it brought two-thirds of
it's real value.
General ". ". Harllee, the solicitor Of the
company, being apprised of these proceed
ings, came at once to Charleston, and on lay
ing the matter before General Candy, that
officer promptly interfered for the protection
of the road and the interests of the travelling
public. It is said that some of the bondhold-
ers threaten TO tear up the track if the inter-
est is not paid.
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The STEAMSHIP FALcoN-HER New CAPTAIN.
This successful and fast propeller ship, be-
longing to the Baltimore and Charleston
Steamship Line, has lately passed under the
command Of young, capable, and first rate
officer, native Charlestonian, Captain Jessie
D. Horsey. In taking this responsibility
Captain Horsey brings to bear capacity, cool
ness, and considerable experience as master
OF steam vessels. The Falcon, which has
proved herself during the past winter on the
coast staunch ndreiable sea craft, will have
her good name fully sustained By her present
captain.
We are pleased to notice this appointment of
our townsman TO command in the Baltimore
Line, as the general disposition of the South to
trade largely With Baltimore is steadily in
creasing; and the rapid growth of that city in
population, trade and! wealth, will keep up a
large and profitable. traeic between the two
cities. Captain Reed, the former master Of
the Falcon, has taken charge Of the steamship
Maryland, formerly the Coquette, and will
probably make some trips on this route
ultimate destination being on the route from
Baltimore to Galveston.
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An INcIDENT OF THE T1MEs.-The Florence
Gazette gives the following account of "sale, "
by the sheriff, Of Mr.. J. Il. Husbands shops
in that place:
Colonel R. a. Rouse, the magistrate of this
place, acting on this occasion as the sheriff g
deputy, in accordance with law and his in
structions, exhibited the articles, and offered
them for sale, stating their value utility &c,
as is usual. Here's the STYLE Gentlemen,
what is bid for the safe? [Long mum]
Start it at something. Shall say $50 $40 ?
SO S.? 81? Start it at something, gentlemen!
NUNS the word, save that eYclamations
might be heard like the above of ''Who'd sell
q man cut in these kind of times? Who'd buy
him outl"
Finding no bid. Colonel Rouse passed from
one thing to another, in about the same
routine as above. While discharging duty, he
did not appear angry that no one would buy a
man out in such times. Some Of the crowd
jokingly and pleasantly, after the sale was over.
told him to multiply nothing by nothing and
6ud his commission.
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BoNNErs FOE MAY.-Bonnets hare reached
their smallest dimensions, and now there is an
idea of doing away with them altogether. On
the principle that extremes meet, the next
thing we may expect is a return to the prepos-
ferrous hcad-geer Of forty years ago-the tunnel
bonnets, which, it. was said, required speak
ing trumpet at one end to reach g woman's ear
g: the other. The proposed substitute for a
bonnet at present. however, is lace couture.
The couture MANTLE, "hich has already made
rs appearance, is sometimes worn at the
opera, and will probably be worn largely at
the inland watering-places, where bonnets, for
the purposes OF the promenade, have always
been at discount.
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SALE ExrRAogD1SARY.-on Of the most un-
usual sales of the season will take place to-day
at Messrs. Badenhop & Co. q restaurant. The
pet bear OF that establishment, long and favor
ably known to the Meeting and Hayne-street
fraternity, will be to-day put upon the table
and knocked down to the highest bidder.
''Cufec" is one Of the most intelligent OF the
bruin species, and Messrs. Bsdenhop & Co..
onIy part with him because they have lot suf6-
cieut yard-rocm to accommodate him. The
sale is positive, but will be conducted with this
reservation, that the purchaser is to take the
same care of the bear that has been hereto
fore extended to him. Cuiee is as tame as q
Newfoundland dog, and is infinitely superior
to the canine species in intelligence. His pre-
sent owners part with him with reluctance.
and trust that mis- new master will prove as
considerate towards him as they have in the
past.
AS the election closed to-day the rrohibitio n
ceases, and those who are inclined can have
an opportunity TO wet their whistles and lunch
on fish chowder, which has been prepared for
the occasion.
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MAYORS CoURr.-The attendance yesterday
at this tribunal was slim, and the city derived
but little benefit from the proceedings.
colored nan who was disorderly in the
Eope Engine House while cleaning the ma
chine, was taken to task for his conduct, and
fined SO. "a
An individual who got drunk and tried to
create disturbance in barber's shop, was
sent up for ninety days, to allow his beard to
have full growth.
The colored woman, who forgot the old adage
''taat children and fools should not play with
edged tools,' and cut two men of her own
color, was referred to magistrate.
One unfortunate, who was found recumbent
on the sidewalk, was taken to the friendly shell
ter Of the guardhouse, but in consideration OF
his youth and innocence he was only charged
S5
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thirty-three, or thirty-fve, as was anticipated
before The sale took place.
It should be stated that the brokers and
moneyed men of the city refused to compete in
the purchase of these securities, except when
representing parties immediately interested in
the bond. The kind feeling exhibited in this
matter may be illustrated by the statement
that vixen the bonds Of DR.. E. Geddings were
put up, not man could be found to bid asainat
him. and he purchased his bond at his Owl
price. The same remark may be made with
reference to several others.
The church bonds did rot fare SO well, as
thew we're run up by competition to large
figure.
NOTICES " BANkauPTcr.-Aleetings of the
creditors of the aforementioned banHupts, to
nrcye debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the ofice OF the Registrar, Hon. r. B. Car
penter. No. 70 Brosd-street, on the days and
at the hours named
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TIE ELEc7roS.-so quietly has the election

TIE EIEcTIoN.-so quietly has the election
progressed and terminated. that but for the
daily announcement of results in the neTspa-
pers, we should fail to realize that the state
was silently but surely passing into the nands
OF the alien and stranger. The tide OF AFFAIRS
rolls steadily along, with not e7er ripple TO
disturb its CAIN surface. Nothing occurred
yesterday at any OF the polling places worthy
of record, end we therefore have only to pub
lish the result. which is as follows:
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Total. .4904
NIciority for ConstituuoI

Majority Tor Constltuuon '1ef'
The number Of whites and blacks respective
IL voting, and the number OF votes received by
each candidate, will not be announced until
tomorrow morning.
Complaint is made that at the Washington
Engine house, the polling place for Wards
Nos. and 8, outsiders we're allowed to cluster
around the table on which the managers we're
counting the votes, and several who were not
authorized to do so, manipulated the ballots.
at least nine men, one of whom was acandi-
date for Office, were engaged in the task of
handling and counting the votes.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Niles DRAKE viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock,
q. his store, corner Of King and Liberty
streets, rs cases boots and shoes, so cases
hats.
CAMPBELL, Knox & Co. will sell this day, at
10 o'clock, at their cash auction house, No. So
Hasel-street, furniture Of family leaving the
city; also, at u o'clock, at Badenhop d Co.'s
restaurant, Meeting-street, one mountain bear
". Y. IEITcH s R. s. BRUINS will sell this
day, by order Of The assignee, at No. 30 Mar
ket-street, stock Of fine groceries, and hne
soda water fountain.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at
ID o'clock, at their salesrooms, No 1856 Meet
ing.street, mating, dry goods, &c.
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THE AMERICAN Law REvHw.-From E. j..
Dawson e. Co.,, We have the April number of
this sterling legal record. We notice that in
it's Summary of Events" it makes mention OF
General Canby's confirmation of the law of this
State, permitting defendants in criminal cases
to testify, and commepds the elaborate opinion
of the Judge Advocate, Col. E. W. Dennis, in
regard to that statute.
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ss- LARGEST c1RcuLATIoN.-TW DA1LY
NEWS BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CuLArIcN IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN-
Nc IN THE posToFFICE AT THE END OF
EAca WEEK, ACCORDING TO TIE PRoyIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFICE Law.
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CLIO II II I n CT!

WE FAVE IN STORE AND ARE RECEIVING
weekly NEW GOODS, manufactured from light
weight woollens, in SACKS, PANTS and VESIs,
made in our OWL workshop expressly for this mar
ke and warranted in every respect equal to ordered
work, and at prices much below.
GEyrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
complete assortment in wHITE SHIRTS, Sill
and CAM. MerSno UNDERSHIRTS, Linen and Jean
DRAWERS, Kid, Silk and Lise GLOVES, HOSIERY,
sUspENpERs, sCARFs, TIES, BOWS, &C.
We invite On examination CT our stock and prices.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
no. 27O KING,
CORNER OF HAsEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
March o. lm0
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TIE FAn OF the congregation Of st. Marks
Church, now going on in Meeting-street, oppo-
site Pinckney-street, will, we ere requested to
say, be opened at o'clock this afternoon for
the especial accommodation of ladies, children
and others who cannot conveniently attend at
piCht
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THE; MARION sTAR.

THE; MARION STAR.
TsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO
T. is published at Marion, 5. G.. IN tne censfai
medium 10 Merchants, Druggists, Machintets, and
ali classes who lesirs TO extend their business IN
the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons, we,
shall In addition 10 our subscription hst, which Is
CONSTANTLY INCREASING, publish and distribute,
gras,itouay, copies cI tne STAR, during the busi.
ness season this Fall
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
II. J. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-17

OWNERS OF lots, enclosures, vaults and Gel
lars within the city limits should put their
premises in good order for the police inspec-
ton, Of which timely warning is given in an
other column.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-17

UNITED STATES CoURr.-In consequence Of
the continued ir:!isposition Of his Honor Judge
B,yan, no business was transacted yesterday.
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March ..
-EW FASHIONS.

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS FOR GENTLE
MEN.-DoRBAUM & MEHKE, Merchant Tallors, of
No. 1856 KING.sTEET, have Just received large as
sor+inept of CLOTHS, cASSIMERES, COATINGS,
TESTINGS. &C.. suitable for dress and business
suits, and of the latest style. All orders will be
promptly executed at prices adapted to the depress-
ed condition of the times, and satisfaction will be
guaranteed in every case
March q mchaI, 80. april 2, 6, 9, II
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DIE CHARLEsTONER ZEITUNG.
"a npplfkN wFRKTD

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, By C. G..
ERCKMANN / CO., No. 8 Broad-sreet
Being the only German paper IN South and North
Carolina. Georgia, Florida and Alabama, 1t has now
large circulation In those States, and would, there
fore be desirable medium Of communicating with
the Germans in thoae States In their vernacular.
Subscripion-sS per annum.
Advertisements inserted at the uHual rates.
Address
C.G. haJKMANN & CO..
No. Broad street, Charleston, 8.
an tuarv
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BUSINESS, NOTICES.

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Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made 10 order, with any desired
pattern Of ruling, so to HIBAM HARRIS, Agent,
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THE SUMTER NEWS,

DAgR & OSTEEN, proprietors-
pUD1sHED EVERY IHsRsDAY IS II. AT I,Su SuMTEE r.
Clubs Of tou !2.u0 per arnum.
ADVERTISEMENTS ln,ertsi on liberal terms.
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GRATIFYING SUCCESS OF THE COOPERATIVE
sToRE-THE FIRST QUARTERLY REPoIT OF TEE
TREASURER.