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ought to be more generally used for food in
this country. The American people have lost
the cheese-eating propensities OF their fore
fathers. Cheese is the cheapest of all articles
of food that can be used. Compared with
neat, there are very important economies
connected with it. 1t requires no fuel to pre-
pare it. It is more nutricous, and we must
look upon it as substantial article Of food.
1t is not cheap luxury, it is cheap necessi-
ty. He hoped steps would be taken to present
cheese as an article OF common food to the
favorable consideration Of the poor people Of
our cities"
Tho Board Of Trustees Of the Peabody
Southern Educational Fund concluded their
annual meeting at Baltimore yesterday, and
unanimously elected Samuel Watson, Of Ten
nessee, to the vacancy in the board caused by
the death of William G. Rives, of Virginia,
The report Of DR.. Sears, as given to the press,
is confined particularly to portions of West
Virginia, Arkansas and Tennessee. The report
says: "Snce making my last report / have been
ablo to complete the general survey Of the
eleven States which fall within our province.
Special attention during this interval has been
given to West Virginia, Arkansas and Western
Tennessee. had hoped also to complete
some unfinished work in the eastern part
Of South Carolina, but several causes pre-
vented" He remarks that In some Of the
States the political excitement Of the last six
months had been unfavorable to that co-opera-
ton Of oil parties that is necessary for the
establishment and support of public schools,
and that for this reason the completion Of
some Of his plans has been postponed. "But."
he adds, considerations of character contra
ry to those mentioned above, strengthened my
purpose to visit the more Western States at
this particular time, where system Of public
instruction was already existing, and was at
that very time going into operation" E4o
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WE PUBLISH this morning second letter
from an old and experienced planter oflong
cotton, containing his views of the policy
which should be pursued on the islands and
along the coast This letter will be found
as full of interest as the first Of the series.
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Sine Arts.

C"S e.ekk~"
~ IL E A r AT II Il A TION
QU1NBY's CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON, EXHIBITION THE LARGEST AND
finest Collection of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHS ever
seen IN Charleston. They perfect copies of cell
ebrated Works Of Art. both ancient and modern
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
A. Deacroix's Tide Going Out, A. Delaoroix's g Tide
Coming In Turner's Venice Jackson's English
emery, Rowbottom's English Scenery. Baxter's
Jungfraud, The Wetterhorn, Marine Views, and
many others.
The public respectfully invited to call and see
these beautiful Works Art. They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the price PORCELAIN PIC
TURES. Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable us to offer the at nearly one
half the former prices and tar supe. or. Can and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE vIsITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNsUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to children. Also to COPY.
ing Old Daguerreotypes and other pictures Satisfac.
ton In all caSes guaranteed and prices to corres
pond with the times.
STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
AT Reduced Prices
fine collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs ever taken
In that locality.
4UI NBY tx CO..
No. 261 KING-STREET
CHARLES TON, s. C.
November 10 F't. 3mos
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adventurer finds office q taiisman opening
his way to all the hidden treasures of tho
country. Let have Mr.. Jenokes' bill
or something like it, and that as soon as
practicable. &
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NNTANTED.-A Few GOOD HORSHS
w wanted for the use of the City Railway. Per-
sons wishing to dispose of such will apply above.
srn "Hh 8. w. RAMSAY,
January 26 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Tllnmtss.

WANTED IhIHIEDIATELY, FIVE HAIR
w NESS MAKERS. Apply at No. 68 MEETING
STREET, next south Mills House.
January 26 tuf2
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APPROXIMATION WANTED-ANYI IN
Il FORMATION given of STEPHEN KEYS who
reached the city Wednesday last, will be thank
fully received by his wife. MARIA KEYS, at Grocery
corner Church and Chalmers streets
Drcanher 16
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ONG COTT PLANTATION ITO
~ RENT.-To rent. one of the finest SEA Is.
LAND co OrTON PLANTATIONS in Christ Church
Parish, ten miles from Mount Pleasant on the sea
shore. Apply to ]. McCABE, No. SO Broad-strest
January 16 .. W, stmth
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THO RENT, ON EASY TERMS. TO
u g good tenant the PLANTATION tnown as the
Hayes. sixteen miles from the city by South Ca
rolina Railroad, same by main road; 100 acres
cleared swamp. $50 acres cleared high land: tract
contains TOO acres. N =
Apply to WILLIS & CHIsoLM.
January 21 IIt, g tHt y ,l .l,R m -
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TENO RENT. A sCOMFDRTABIE Tyy<p-
- STORED DWELLING in Drake-street. No. T.
Ham mpstead. with large lot: Apply at THIS OFFICE.
january ~ si-y fS i+ a&Aci f,t stuth3
ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
a Apply at THIS OFFICE. October %
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II 80 acres each, situated within three miles of
me city Land very fertile and suitable for the
ture OF cotton. corn and vegetables. PRICE, Sixty
Book Depository. King street.
January 20 an
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VNIANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS, at publishers rates. 'su
CHARLES @. RICHTER,
April 81 ,.+ .'{ No. 161 Kine-stre.t
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THO RENT, THE TWO AND A HALF
Il story BRICK HOUSE, northwest CO. ner of
Hasel and East Bay Streets containing four square
rooms two attics dresstng-room, pantry doubiu pi-
azza large basement gas through The house, good
No. 104 MARKEr-STREET between Meeting and
King Gttt-ll.s Ilfi1 Januarv %
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TD Bent.

TNO RENT. A DELTG GHTFULI.Y LOCAT.
a ED HOUSE, containing eight rooms; has
Wonld be an excellent opportunity for lesponsi-
BILE pary wishing to accommodate few DO rders;
several can be obtained in the vicinity. For par
tlcu'ars. apply bv letter, to ''ASHLEY RIVER
Charleston Postofice II Tanuarv 90
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IT DRAY TON TORD,
BROKER, No. 40 BROAD-STREET.
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE AND PUB
LIG AND PRIVATE BONDS, Stocks and Securi-
ties, Of all kinds. Also, negotiates Loans on Real
Estate and Stock Collaterals.
January 3 D&c 1mo
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TUsT ARRIVED, A CAR load OF
81 KENTUCKY MULES. For sale al the subscri.
Der sstable, Queen. street. between Frfeud and Ma
1yck. p-f* + !its p. WEST.
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WANTED, BY LADY ACCUsTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
ono or Literary Papers or Magazines, as a
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss Z. K. W., Postoflce. Charleston. S. O.
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GHOICE MULEs.--IN CONSEQUENCE
~ Of failure to get transportation as expected,
lot of medium sized PLANTATION MuL Es nntal
THIs DAY tTuesday) All not sold during the day
Will be shipped to another market. mn A.
Apply to ss r. ARNOLD, &,
January 26 2 No. 219 Meeting.street.
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Vt Pf1 VATE SALE, THAT FINE
N STAND with fixtures for o Grocery corne,
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply On
PREMISES. thstu January 81 :,
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A GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO 5000 PER
~ month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest I'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE; price S1S. For circulars and terms address
G: BOWERS 4 CO.. No. $40 South Third-street,
fnhaoepnla, "a. 3mo December
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.3or Sale.

LNOR SALEs CHOICE WHITE AND GRAY
IL SHANGHAI FOWLS. Fer particulars apply al
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CALHOUN AND ELL
ZABETH STREETS. 1M January %
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB.
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 81 No. 16l KfNG-STREET
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. Ahe pfUpfIetVT als0 oM0fs t0r sale. . I1,--
BOTTLED WINES AND Ef@UoRS,
Imported and bottled by himself expressly for mo
6icnsl use. Each bottle has his cortiA6ate OF its p
rity. UDElp9AU WOLFE. VI
4 NOVEMBER ~ Xxx 3 nuoA
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feel bound to say, that I regard your Selma pp.
as bong in every respect pre-eminently pure aIlt
deserving OF medical patronage At oil events it il
the purest possible article Of Holland Gin, hereto
fore eunobtalnable. and such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, M. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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sITEARNs COUNTY,

II = 1%EE ifS 4a I
= ~ > .'.:s~s RAYMOND, Aug. 6, 1862.
Editor JouRNAb.--.We have "erosses
the -Rubiceu" as to the maturing Of the !
gI3E5I 4 wHHA1 cnoP
IN this section, and to-day have commenc
ed.tp opt the bo,t crop In quantity and
quality that has been raised since tho set.
tlement Of tho town. ,...s.-..er
el3 III CORN .@t}s7 |o4.l
Has been doing it, utmost Of late to make
good itsalack Of energy the first part Of the
season, but am little doubtful about lis
being able to como In on time. That will
,depend On one question, whether the mer-
.oury goes't eorS down. The chances at
present are in favor of tho latter. y8g
THE HAY CROP ']"" - !.
1s large, and most Of it has been gathered
IN good condition. Potatoes and other
root crops will be abundant; 10 that il We
fAu In corn wo have plenty Of other bread
sehi6 70 fall back on r 5I<l Isw1 y
On the whole We think the farmers of
Northern Minnesota ought to be thankful
that they have been amply rewarded for
their labors, and that Minnesota vet holds
bar supremacy as being the best grain
State in the Union. a*,.-
Respectfully yours,
':@ n C. 4 " Z = l.. B. RAYMOND.
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ECLIPSE. Saturday afternoon there
was . great demand for smoked glass,
through which to see the little moon .'coms
il over" tho big sun, Ola men gazed, pane
in hand, While blinking children toddled
around grssping piece from which sfter
many efforts they had efsetually succeed
ed in transferring The black TO different
portions Of their face. Several sntsrpris.
ing young men located 4 j the corner Of
Warrington avenue and 81. Germ ain street
kindly allowed passers,by 70 look through
their glass; which. however, they had
''smoked too much, ,''-at least one individ.
ual thought 50, who, attenptingto to rub of
the superduous darkness, got his ingsrs
badly tarred. But ITO return to our. sub
ject." Tho first evidence Of contact was
about fifteen minutes before four o'clock.
The sky wss almost clear, the light clouds
interfering scarcely at sll, and the opportu-
nifty for observing the phsnonsaoa was il
every way good. At the time Of the great
est obsouration, but . small disc Of Tie sun
was visible, the appearance Of the atmos-
phers WAS like that Of l.ts twilight, though
Of somewhat different tinge, and The OH
had the chill fsslisgof of svsning. This con.
tinued for but . short time. The fowls o.
this locality, better informed than those Il
many other places, we're not lursd INTO r.
tiring at that unfashionabls hour; snsathel
did the COWS come home expecting 8
| i've o'clock to get their bucket ef bran
They know too much about ASTRONOMY 10
that up this way. :. ..a ..5 ssSzs{ sezle w
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OBITUARY..

Died, in this city on the 10th lnst.. after
4 brief illness, Mrs. ANNIE B.. vita Of
Robt. L. Scott, aged 21 years, months and
2l days. ''''>'
The sudden death of Mrs. Scott has cast
gloom around and made many sad hearts
amid tho large circle Of her friends in this
community. She possessed to an extraor-
dinary degree those traits and qualities of
heart and mind which won the confidence
and esteem Of all who knew her, and en-
deared her to oil those favored with an in
innate acquaintance with her.
While society mourns the loss of such.
there must be q feeling of gloom and desc
lation within the domestic circle deprived
Of one 50 honored and loved, and who
made home always attractive and pleas-
ant. But for these bereavsd and sorrowinx
ones there is comfort and hope. Tho com
fort Of sincere and heart felt sympathy
is assuredly theirs; and there is comfort
to the living in the joyful hope for those
who die in the Lord and who have the
promise of blessed resurrection and q
glorious Immortality. She departed hence
in faith of the crucifed Saviour, expressing
on her sick bed the anxious desire thst
she could join the worshiping assembly in
Gods house, in the participation Of the
mems Of grace which the Saviour appoint
ed, whereby to nourish unto everlasting
life. May she rest in peace, and awake in
ajoyful and glorious resurrection, and be
received into the heavenly mansions Of her
ascended Lord and Saviour. s..
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lister Of Deeds.
y,.IHi ,t;:i - !,
For the Week Ending Aug. 10TH =,
Warrantee Deed from First Div. St. P. &
P! r. r. Co., to Joseph Kronenberg for eel
net Sec. T. 122 R. 28w. $3.50
l<-Warrantee Deed from Isabella Bowes
and hush. to Samuel Mackrell for ,lot s. blk
Is and lots z, 8, 9, 10 and IL blk 81 in
James Bowes add. to St. Cloud. $3.50
Warrantee Deed from Harriet E. Wren
to Rebecca Eaton for lots s and 6 blk IN"
in City Of St., Cloud, Wilson'S sur. $4,000
Warrantee Deed from from Elizabeth
Rosenbergar and hush. to Chas. Schulten
for 1890 feet of lots / and blk in City
Of Ct. Cloud Wilson's survey. 5000
Warrantee5 Deed from Laura A. Marlatt
and hush. to B. Rosenberger for lots and
8 blk So in a. a! Rtownas Add to Saint
Cloud. $lOO
warrantee Deed from Joseph Molitor
and wife to Dean Stabler for 1896 it. Of
lot blk - in town of Saak Centre. $48
Warrantee Deed from First Div. st. P.
& P. R. B. Co., to. Peter Brauch for sw@
nw} Sec, II It, 123 R. 28w. 500
Wsrrantee Deed from VIM. Mund and
wife to AuRust Hoelzgen for 8 I ofsw@ nw{
Sec. 2 T. 122 r. % Y. $50
Warrantee Deed from John Nund and
wife to Christopher Karls for net sw4 Sec.
2 T. 122 r. % W. 500
Warrantgs;Dsed from; 1waaki Btalton and and
wife to Margaret Elliott for se} SEQ. 4 T.
126 r. 33 ,w.5lnId Z E-I $3.50
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REMARKS ON 4 .LNTTER 11ON
T. THE SOUTH
LITTLE FAILS -Aup. 4. 1869. !

%0t11AH EAALb, aug T. 1901.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-Tho "Letter from
tho South, ,"by "Ion" il in sons points
interesting. 1t interested me that he pre-
ferrcd writing to The chase. or to dancing.
But there was drawback to my satisiac.-.
tion. &c speaks Of the whisky ring In .
way ono does not like He proncunces tho
whisky '.good 10 drink" But he knows
that moderate drinkers supply the .rmylpf
drunkards with recruits. Every drunk
ard in the land was once moderate drink
er. He knows that whisky leads to crime
and TO- perdition. He must have seen
wrecks Of otherwise good men, ruined by
whisky. Is whisky good 10 drink a.
swer, No! No! no! Oh, no! He says,
ut strengthens" Yes, it does, about ~
much as the whip strengthens the horse.
But whisky really wsakens. See that
trembling man. His nervous system 10
fea1fully weakened. What did III Whis-
Ky. He says, 'it makes you eat we'll"
And yet he has seen numbers Of whisky
men whose appetites were almost Destroy
ed by whisky. He says, sit makes you
sleep we'll in a hot night" Alas! the
sleep superinduced by whisky is not nat
ural' is not good. He says, ':it sparkles
with Transparency of color highly oom-
mendable." He knows that the good book
says: "Look not thou upon the wine when
it is red, when it giveth his color in the
cup when it movsth Itself aright." sion"
speaks..of the whisky drinking farmer. He
knows that even if the old farmer does
drink whisky. he is not improved by it.
He knows that many very intelligent men
would think that the 'trosy checked daugh-
ter" could not be very desirable compan-
ion in after life as = wife. Few whisky
drinking men would desire to have whisky
drinking wives or whisky drinking daugh.
ters. He tells us that MIR. Walker paid the
collector Fifteen thousand dollars tax on
six hundred and eighty barrels Of whisky"
and that Gen. Hobson eaid he was collect
Ing one hundred thousand dollars month
in the 4th Revenue District of Ky. and
that distillers in that district would pav
this year, i've hundred thousand dollars
revenue tax. It is referred, to "a though
this money would be an advantage to the
Government. t'Ion" has thus given us fie-
ures on one side, but no cannot tell how
much this whisky will take ,t1om the reve-
nue. in suppressing crime caused by it. To
say that the Government will have to nav
out half million of dollars extra in pun
ishing crime caused by this very whisky,
and in sustaining officers, is to say little. |
1t cannot be said how many regulations
will be blasted for life; how many murders
i will lead TO-; how much l,centiousness
will be caused by it. Oh, no; the stAtis-
tics cannot tell us that. Such Information
must be reserved for the day Of judg-
ment.
'1on" writes we'll on bad subject. Il |
does'one good to meet with one who can |
write. "1on," let me entreat you to write
for the good Of the people. Do not, nv
dear sir, encourage people to drink whisky.
VITA.
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.

= $ Zion, srEARNs Co., Aug. 4, 1869.
ED1ToR JouRNAI.-Please insert these
few lines in your paper for the good Of
the people in general. Last spring l had
my house insured in tie Republic, BY Mr..
J, 2. West, Of St. Cloud. In that remark
able night Of the 10th Of July last, the
lightning struck my house, doing consider
able damage. Mr.. West came up on a
simple notice, examined the loss and paid
me up to my, entire satisfaction. "a {. ::
= Mr.. West works only for good compan.
ies, and leaves no business for tomorrow
that he can d. to-day. y, u %i'. % "
4 i (. j q Truly yours,
II. B. MEYER.
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Eztraet from a letter from .e.v.slem.
I'VE started early to sscend Mt. Olivet,

Extract from a letter from. Je,x.4lem
1--WE started early to ascend Mt. Olivet,
to behold tho sun gild the minarets and
towers Of the devoted city, from the place
where memory, stirred by . thousand 49,
sociations, should sxalt the mind Is we'll
sas the eye to the inspiration Of tho : scene,
Well is the voyager repaid for long travels,
horrid roads, antedeluvian cookery. squsl-
id companionahip and the opportunities Of
begging, thisving Arabs. Well would It
hsv repaid you, oh man Of commerce and
orucible and well might you have been
reminded Of your own city, for here, paint
cd upon . board nailed against one Of
the huge ancient olive trees, under which
the sacred martyrs toiled for the
sins Of the world, eighteen hundred years
ago, were these familiar figures, ST
1880-X. We do not know Who did it.
but no doubt some poor invalid traveller,
cured BY the Plantation Bitters, wished to
advertise their virtues in place from
whence, oil knowledge hows." =
Magnolia Water-saporior to the bes,
imported German Cologne, and sold q
halfths price. !.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

In examining = large lot Of new goods
received last week by that popular and en-
terprising merchant, Jos. Edelbrock, a
number Of persons discovered that they
could save money by purchasing of. him.
He sells mems full suits for S.; handsome
suits made in the best manner, for $22.
FAnelegant assortment Of dress goods, be-
sides white. goods, domestics, &c. Atten-
tion is'ealled Is his hats and caps, which
are going off rapidly. Boots, shoes and
gaiters in fine assortment. For choice
family groceries, Edelbrook's is head.
quarters. '&@.@ - 81 -. 4: W. J
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NEWADYERTLES4NEN1,S.
:4 DspAH4xrA1 n DAKofA,' ~ s
OS1IcE ChIKI QuAl4RaxAS1x1,

OSHICI ChIE1 QuAlsRaMASs1n, =
sr. PAUL, AlsH., August 4, 1890. j
OROPOsALS IN THE USUAL FORM
i with the customary conditions, sre in.
vited to be received ct this Office until Sep
tember 4th, 1869. to supply Fort Wsds.
worth, D.. T., with Is
1000 Cords OF Wood.
It is understood that The amount nay b<
diminished il the wood bs not al required.
TO be SQUAD. merchantable Oh Wosd, Ia
measure not less than four fsse ln Issgth,
delivered at the Post by Janussy Is, 1870,
unless otherwise authorized. !.
The Government reserves the right to re-
ject any or all Of the bids offered.
7us A. g.. ROBINSON, ct.
Bvt. Maj. and A. Q. NJ, for
GEN. 8. B. HoLAB1RD,
Dep. Quartemsster General U. 8. A.
aug 12-4W
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! STRAYED.

From Swan River, on Tie 18th inst,
TWO COLTS. One is four year old
light sorrel mare, white face, both hind
feet white and light colored name and tail.
The other is yearl;ng roam colt, small,
black name and tail, white spot in his
forehead, and has one broken rib on the
near side. We're seen near St. Cloud on
the 10th. Any person delivering them to
the subscriber At Swan River, Morrison
county, or sending information that will
lead to their recovery, will be libcrally re-
Warded. E. BURNHAM.
Swan River, July 27, 1860. n2-4w
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"a n SIS s.sss-...r- . Z uA&
We have On band, printed from 6eH
typeI on good paper, {. foil assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
! Deeds-Warranty, Quit~clain, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage. =
District Court-Summons, Notices Of
Trisl and Notes Of Issue. IS n 90 @G.) 81
.Justiee's rt-Supmons and sabpGr
mas. :
Orders from the country, for large Of
small quantities, filled 1t st. Paul prices.