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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-14
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The residnce Of Frederick Ziok-
rick, OF St. Charles, was burned on
Monday evening. Insured for $500.
The high water in Root River has
washed away portion Of the s. N. R.
R. track at Houston, stopping trains.
The Ainne.osa Temperance Adpo-
cate is the title Of a very good LOOKING
paper devoted to Temperance, recently
started At Minneapolis, by W. D.
Bartlett.
-Erick Olson, Of Bancroft, fell ioto
the water lately while intoxicated, and
was drowned.
The proposition for county Jail
in Steele was defeated by small ma.
jority.
An interesting three days ses-
sion of q teachers institute was held in
Kssson lat week.
Spring Valley, Fillmore county, is
to have an occasionally issued news
shoot and advertiser.
The citizens of Winona were a.
sessed $35.s73,55 last year for schools
aud school purposes. <..:... ~.
"A FIRE At Rochester on the 5th,
cst - =.
destroyed wooden row Of ave build.
iags. Loss $1,000; noiosoraeoe. -
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Negro voting 10 New jersey pro-
ceeded peacefully.
The Fsniau Congress, $50 strong,
Is sitting in secret session at Chicago.
"A queuerious people-The Cb,-
nese.
-Luxuries are the necessities of the
soul.
-Eug.nio's tobacco ration Is ten
cigarettes per day.
"A standing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Com. Bulletin.
"A female swimmer is giving ex-
hlbitions in Brooklyn.
"A woman in New York u DYING Of
a cat bite.
The Cuban revolutionists hold Two.
thirds Of the island.
The Underwriters of London have
commenced settling for tho steamship
City of Boston ~ total loss.
For the June races At Boston (Bea.
con Park $25, 1000 in premiums is Of:
fered by the trotting association.
The city Of Trenton, Now jersey,
en- Monday elected democratic Mayor
the council is about equally divided.
-Several Carlist leaders have sue.
eeeded an entering Spain, from
France, aud new instructions are ex-
pectcd.
Diamonds worth $4,000 were
taken from = Mr.. Williams on ship II
New York. Suspected smuggler.
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ESCAPE OF DIR. sCnULTz.

Our citizens, many Of whom are per.
sonally acquainted with DR.. Schultz,
will DO glad to hear OF his safe arrival in
Toronto, Canada, on the 18th inst. He
fed from Ricls Oligsrohy by way of
Raioy Lake to Duluth and thence to St.
Paul. Upon. bis arrival at the Toron-
to depot in company with Dr.. Lynch
Who has also been = prisoner at Red
River, he was received by large num-
Der Of persons and much enthusiasm.
In tho evening banquet was given,
1t which speeches were made, indicating
fully tho intent Of tue Canadian pee
pie to put down this speck Of rebellion
IN the North West. without delay.
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Thursday, April IA, 1870.
AN VNSUCCESsFUL BOLT.

The Republican candidate for Mayor
Of Minneapolis at their late charter
election, vas E. b. Ames, who was
elected BY . large majority over a
citizens nominee supported BY tho Dem.
ocrats and the Tribune newspaper.
Green the editor Of the Tribune is
"just over" has been in Minnesota
about four months, and knows exactly
what the people OF this State, aud par
tieularly those Of his own city, need,
politically, morally and ralisiously.
Green is from Boston, and bolted Judge
Ames' nomination because he laughed
too much for Mayor. An excellent
reason Green, and yon ought to be
proud Of it.
Down whore you hail from, mau is
Imprisoned for laughing. With US
he Is only sentenced to serve one term
~ M.yor-aud he is never known t.
laugh again. We judge from the result
in this case, that the people of Minue
apols, are = triaiug. and frivolous rabbi
and thst no man from Boston woul,
be expected to abide with them. An,
while Green is rejecting upon the de
pravity OF his follow citizens and Jsde
Ames laughs over bis majority, SOM
Republicans there are buying material
ton = new paper, which means bushes
fox our friend from Boston.
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We copy below an article from the St.
Louis Republican, which is sound in
every sentence. That Riel With his
oorporals guard Of men, his treasury
depleted, aud bis whisky gone, will fee
tho country on tho approach of a re-
spectacle force, there can be no doubt.
The wanton aud atrocious murder of
youdg Scott has fully determined the
English speaking people of that ooun-
try TO oppose him and as soon Us troops
appear, they will rise en- masse around
the British standard:
Whom the dissatisfied Winncpegec1s
initiated an Insignificant revolution
somewhere between Pembina and the
North pole, We ventured to advise the
friends of the movement iu this country
to temper their zeal with discretion,
aud not give the affair a national i'm
portanee unless they chose to have it
summarilJ squelched. But tho New
York Tribune and various other Jour-
nails, deeply enamored with tho pro-
spective liberty and annexation of Win
nepeg, proceeded to crow loud and
Justify over the disintregation of British
dominion in North America, and to
taunt the home government with its
inability to crush out petty insurrec-
ton in remote province. Possibly
England might have been glad enough
to get rid of Winnipeg at any price,
and have taken no steps to enforce her
authority in q region that always has
been and always will be q bill of expense
to whoever owns it, but, the moment
her ability to discipline these rebelli ous
subjects was called in question, she re.
solved 70 exhibit it an unmistakable
manner. Accordingly, We arc inform.
ed from reliable sources, that three
hundred regular troops, a force OIL
Canadian militia aud battery Of steel
guns, oil under command Of Col. Wei.
lesley, are preparing to advance against
the insurgents. They will meet with
delays and obstacles, We presume, aud
possibly rspulse at the outset, but
the final result cannot DO doubtful
Rel and bis followers will either capt.
ulats or be soundly thrashcd, aud Win
nePeg will quietly subside into its orig
ioal obseurity. Had tho seleohosel
champions of freedom on this side thu
border bridled their tongues, the con
clusion might have been different.
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Of America in Congress assembled, two
thirds Of both Houses concurring: That
the following article be proposed to the
Legislature Of the several States as an
amendment to the constitution Of tho
United States, which, when ratified by
three-fourths Of said Legislatures.. shall |
be valid as a part Of the constitution,
namely.
ART. XV-SEc. l, Tho rights Of
the citizens Of the United States to
vote shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States or any Ststo on 40
count Of race, color, or previous COD
ditlon of servitude.
SEC. 2. Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
Legislation.
And further, that it appears from
official documents on file in this depart
ment that tho amendment to the con.
stitution of the United States, proposed
as aforesaid, has been ratified by the
Legislature Of North Carolina, West
Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin,
Maine, Louisiana, Michigan, South
Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Con-
necticur, Florida, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, New York, Now Hampshire Ne
vada, Vermont, Missouri, Virginia,
Alabama, Kansas, Mississippi, Mime
sofa, Ohio, Rhode Island, Nebraska
aud Texas-in all 20 States.
And further, that the States whose
legislatures have so ratified said pro-
posed amendment to the constitution,
are three-fourths of the whole plumber
of State in the United States.
And further, that it appears from an
official document on file in this depart
ment, that the Legislature of the State
Of New York has since passed rcsolu.
tons claiming to withdraw said ratif'
cation Of said amendment, which had
been made by the legislature Of that
State, and Of which official notice hal
been fled in this Department.
And further, that it appears from al
official document on file in this Depart
ment, that tho Legislature of Georgi'
ha. by resolution, ratified said proposed
! amendment.
No! therefore, be it known that
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of the Unite
States, by virtue and in pursuance q
), the I'd section of the act. of Congress
d approved the 10th day Of April, in til
d year 1913, entitled ian act to provid
for the publication Of the laws Of tn
Il United States, aud for other purposes,
u do hereby certify that the amendmer
= aforesaid has become valid to all intent
+ and purposes as part of the Constit'
!. ton of the United States.
= In testimony whereof, I have her
- unto set my hand, and caused the SO
D. Of the Department Of State to be affi
cd.
=, Done at the city Of Washington, th
30th day Of March, in the year of o.
g Lord 1870, and of the Independence
ID the United States the Gath.
10 (signed) HAMILTON FISH.
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TaE BOND sWINDLE.

Two years ago the holders of the old
so-eal!ed riilroad bonds estimated the
internal improvement lands At = mini.
mum valuation Of 1910 per aore. Now
they are willing to take them, 50 their
advocates say, At $3.50, free Of taxation
for ten years. If the people 1etus. to
ratify the pesd.ng bill, which will pro-
baby be tho result Of the special cleo
ton next month, We venture the pre-
die.ioa that two years from now the
5ondhuldsrs will be glad to get the
lands for their Worthless evidences Of
Indebtedness At $40 per acre, and Fay
taxes besides. At any rate, We are in
favor Of taking tho ohauces.-Hasting'
Gazette 9h.
We print elsewhere the text Of the
bill providing for the payment, in prin-
oipsl and interest, Of the old railroad
binds. The reader will observe that
the bin il adroitly worded, and they
may be assured that, when it becomes
l,v, they are 10 for payment of the
swindle. We have always thought,
when the holders Of the bogus bonds
wers ready t. turn over all Of them to
the state for the five hundred thousand
acres of land, it woald be good policy
to accept the propagation but this bill
Only provides for the actual extinguish-
ment of two thousand of tho bonds,
leaving two hundred and sevcnty-6vc
bonds Of one thousand dollars each to
be paid, with interest, by taxation levi
ed upon individuals. il will also be
observed that the lands are exempted
from taxation for ten years after the,
havebesn transfsrrs3to purchasers, and
that aspsoial election 10 May is provid-
Cd for i tho expense Of the people,
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whom tho question might just as we'll
have been submitted at the annual cleo
ton next tall, instead Of at timo when
the farmers will be most busily employ.
ed with farm labor, aud who, in future,
are to learn that the twelfth Minnesota
legislature was induced to surrender the
equitable defence Of the state against
unjust claims.-Frc.to" Republican,
llth ult.
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Red Wing University had during
tha tern,-just ended, a Freshman class
Of sixteen. =: ~ -
Trains on the Valley road could
not run last week. Tho high water
submerged tho road bod.
The high water at st. Paul prevents
the uae OF the depots on the levse.
Trains on the St. Paul Pacific stop at
Seventh street.
Tho ice played smash with Houl-
ton l. Nickersons steam mill At Elk
River Last Friday. Damage estimated
$4,000.
Largo quantities Of whsa. have
been removed from warehouses on tho
Minnesota river owing to the high va
ter.
"A fle at Wabasha last Thursday,
completely destroyed fine Touring
mill bel n ;ing to E.!W. ro'mes. koss
5000.
Tho small pox is raging to quite
an extent 10 tie neighborhood Of Young
America. Everybody is being vacciu-
! ated.
Miss Bella French, editress of the
Western Progress, lectured in Preston
On Tuesday. Her subject was 1.-THE
Work of Progression"
The St. Anthony Water Power Co.,
has commenced q suit against W. W.
Eastman and John L. Merriam for
$4,000 alleged damages, done BY the
tunneIing. Of the island at St. Anthony
"A. L. Rockwell, Of Adams. Nov.
or county, mysterious)y disappeared on
the 18th Of March, and has not since
been heard Of. Its believed, that he
either ran away, persisted in the storm
Of the 18th, OF is the victim Of fou
play.
i Carl Chanbery, . Swede, ".
, drowned 10 the Cedar river, At Austiu
l = week ago last Friday. His age
f mother is left poor, distracted an
. friendless.
: Last week, Mrs. W. D. hurry q
! Byron Ol.nsted Co., took laudanum b.
D cause the learned that a former hui
;, band, one Robinson, whom she suppo
); ed to be dead was yet alive. Every e
% fort was made to save her life but viii
>, out effect.
y "A sad accident occurred at Ma,
70 torville on the 4th inst. Two youu
u ladies, Miss Smith and Miss Iris, age
~ IL and 10 years, were drowned in Il
10 Zumbro, opposite tho town, while tai
~ ing a boat ride. 1t seemed that Il
. man at whose house they were stayir
y took out his family, his wife and lit
,. girl, for short ride in his boat, al
~ they went with him. Getting into Il
- current the boat became unmanageab]
~ capsized, and the two young girls we
%, drowned. The sad calamity has cast
OF gloom over the entire community.
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FEMALE 50 rFRA0E.

= friend the other day Vas the following
article clipped from a New England
paper. As it bears upon one Of tho
leading questions Of the day, you will
obliee one Of the readers Of the Jour-
NAL by giving it corner.
The Battle cry Of the 'Womans
Rights party seems now to be to vote
Or not TO- vote; but must there be only |
two classes Of women the strong mind
and the weak minded? And il the
ballot to be the criterion? Why, there
are thousands of sensible women Of
culture and refinement, scattered oil
over our fair land, christian wives and
mothers, moving in their home circles
quietly and unobtrusivelv, but shedding
an influence around them of far greater
power than all these petty aspirants Tor
fame-all these noisy clamorous for
! female rights and it is quite amusing
to observe how these ambitious ladies,
who feel themselves too lofty for their
OVID sphere, and are constantly talking
of wider fields for action-blow the
Trumpet for all the great women in the
past and present times, hoping thereby
to gain part Of their lsurels and share
in their t1iumphs, they seem to think
that they may shine 10 some reflected
light; or by clinging to some heroines
skirts reach a height hitherto unattsin-
ed, it reminds one of the answer Of the
lrishmau to the gentleman who wished
to employ him to do difficult peiee Of
work ARE you acquainted with the
work said the gentleman. NO ye,
honor said Pat, but I'm well acquainted
with the man that u.s. But depend upo1
it my strong or weak minded sister
because many women have have been
are and will DO eminent, the simpl
fact will never make you or me 50
besides true greatness, 10 either man 0
woman is always modest, it shrink
from notoriety and neither seeks 0
wishes the plaudits Of the world. Di
, Florence Nightingale by the bedsid
Of the sick and dying ever think thu
, she was doing more than her duty
!. and was not Grace Darling taken b
surprise t. find herself q heroine
> Contrast these truly great women ; an
s. many others like them, with some {
:. the 'sgitators' of the present day, IL
lecturers, tn, runners around with p
:. titions the Elevators the hawl or, (
4 female rights papers, the would /
voters, and how low in the balance
=. the last named class appear. But
10 take graver view Of the subject VII
10 is a christian womans' true missio,
10 simply this, to do her duty faithfully
y the lot that God had assigned to he
~ however humble that lot may be,
it visit the sick aud the afflicted, and
" shrink from no labor which will add
r. the comfort Of her family aud telle
~ creatures, aud when this brief existen
ID is over, the friend above all Other
III will say 'one thing is needfal and 81
to hath chosen that good Part which sh'
Us not be taken away from her. "
C.
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TELE9RPHIC.

= . New York, April lath-The Nc.
Farland trial progresses slowly, and tho
defence will probably occupy tho entire
week.
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Our stock Of Violins, violinoellos, Con
trs Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flsgoletts, Clsro
nets: Guitars. Banjos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor::
deems, Strings, etc., ie complete.
Church Organs, MelL1eons and Pianos
tuned an repairsd9
Orders attended to withPromptness
v3-n26
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CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO. I'LL.
Cash Assets, March 1, 1868, s1,l53,47l.e2
This Company insures Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or at
large, at as too rates as any other compa
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days.
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPA:
NY represents an aggregate of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
officers.
J: ': FARWELL, Pres, J: R: PAYs0N. sec'y.
B. ". PHILLIP, W., &c. COOLBAUGH, Treas.
St. Coua Branch officers.
c. F. DAVIS, President. J. Z. WEST, Manager
Directors.
in. EST JIM. McKELvY
list Of Stockholders at st. Cloud. Kinn.
@. F. Davis, Manufacturer of Flour
James N. McKelvy, Judge It'll Judicial District
Mp. CLARK, Hardware Merchant
Thos. G. Mcclure, Banker
@. F.6 WBl. Powell, Hardware Merchants
H. G. Wait, Reg. u. 8. Land Once
L. 0orton, us, Assessor
J. NJ. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant
Pickit Abbott, Dry Goods Clothing
Lewis Clark, Flour, Feed 4 Grain
VIM. B. Mitchell, Editor St. Cloud Journal
A. T. Upham, Dentist
r. Talcott, Watch Maker
r. Rice, ~ MailContractor
O. R. Beal. Manufacturer of Flour
AID. Beal Miller
J. E. West, Insurance Agent
f. L. Allen, Clerk
Call on
J. e. WEST,
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
81
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"a Watch This Space!

"a A good story frame House with
On L; good well, and four acres of land.
in tho city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given if desired.
For Sale-160 acres ofland near the city
with good building, suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000.
For sale-A good II story frame build
Ing with FIVE lots, near the Lake. Price
$500.
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For sale.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale:-A good wood lot containing 30
acres near the city. Price veryreasonable
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NEW CUSTOM
AND SHOE STORE.

Would announce to the citizens Of St.
Cloud and vicinity that have
OPE N I'D
Ny New Custom Boot aud Shoe store on
Washington avenue next door to Mr..
Illus photograph gallery, whore I will be
pleased to see Ill Of ny old customers and
every eas Who may want anything in. my
stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers &c.
~ CUSTOM WORK DONE IN TIE
LATEST STYLE.
v1eDsiRing:: de1e neatly and bronpt.
;2..4s v. HENDERSON.
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NOT1CE-U. 8. LANDOIFIOB.
~ st. Cloud, Nina, Apsil II 1870.
plant having been entered at this o1cs BY Ole
laEson against Gasrett r. Baroy for abandoeing his
Homestead Entry No. sos, datsd february - lev,
uponth n ~ Il and lots /, Z, section %.
township 12S, rangs ~, IN Pope county, Minnesota
With View to tho cancellation Of SAID eatry: the
aid parties are hereby summoned to appear ct thu
ONCE on tho 10TH DAT OF JUN1, 1o70, at
10 o'clock in the forsnoon to rssood and rniA tsti
mony concssnfnS said alleged sba1Aoansot 37Tf
= - o. i. GILLIAN. Hegjster
Eaprltswt 80: NecIV1f Iec,tver,
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~ st: Cloud. Man., Anil II. 1870,
complainth.ving bssn enteyed attiis e6es By John
+. Collins against John 4. heck for s6en3olipr
h ,as, HON. sssead Entry No. ll72 dstsd 1psI 20.
range 80. IN stearnS county. Hinnssots. vni
a view to the cancellation Of IA eotry: ~
said parties are hsrsby summoned to appear st TIL
O'Clock in tho forenoon to rsspond and fusnieh
testimony concerning said alleged abandoanent. .
.,..-, G: A: GILMAN. ReStstse
apr14'oWh T. G. McCLS1E. 1eceiver
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
ST. Cr0IYn NfTNN

Will Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip
Pay taxes, and transact all busi-
ness connected with o
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENCES.
Gov. VIM. R. MARSHALL, St. Paul, MINI.
Ex-Gov. :. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Hon. J. NJ. McKE1vY, St. Cloud, Mimi.
Hon. H. T. WELLEs, Minneapolis, MINI.
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We give below the message Of Pres
ideut Grant and the official proclama-
ton Of Secretary Fish:
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MUNGER BROS,
Music H33 Dealers
100 Third street,
SAINT PAUL, KINN

6AINT PAUL, AIN "
Sole Agentsfor
Seintway h Sons
CELEBRATED PIANOS
Sole Agents for
Chickering f. Sons
CELEBRATED PIANOS
Also-UnlIED PIANO F0R1Es:
Also-PR1NCE'S AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
ORGANS AND MELODEONs.
A'so-FsTEY's COTTAGE ORGANS.
~ All fully Warranted. -
We keep constantly on haadt the
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT or
Sheet Music and Musical Instrunents
Ofalldescriptionein Minnesota.
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RATIFICATION OF THE FIFTEENTH
AMENDMENT.
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nr CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON BRANCH, No.
s BROAD sTREET-The Books OF this Bank will
be closed for the payment Of Deposits from the 1st
to the 18th Of July, In order to make the regular
semiannual calculations Of interest, but will con-
tinue to receive deposits as usual.
Interest allowed on deposits slx per cent, com.
pounded seml-annually, and upon all money de-
posted in this Bank on or before the 5th day OF
each Calendar month will bear interest for that
month, the same as II deposited on 1st instant.
D. RAVENEL, Jr.,
iunoS Assistant Cashier.
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anetion 6ales-~1utnre Daps.
A. A. c.. McGILLIyRAF,
;AuctfOneer.

A U C T ION S A L E.
n John Holton and Thomas Hoton vs.. Thorn
as Ashby Executor, ct al--ln Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order In this case issued By the
for the First Circuit will offer for sale at Public
Auction. at the old Postofice, Charleston, S. c.,
on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF July, A. D. 1870, at
II O'Clock A. NJ,
Ali that certain PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF
LAND, with the buildings thereon, situate, lying
and belug1on the north side OF Inspection street,
known as No; Q In Ward 8, in the City OF Charles.
ton. In the said State, measuring and containing
in front on Inspection street AZ feet more OF less
and IN depth. from south to north, 1l4 feet more
or less; butting and bounding on the south on
Inspection street, on the east by lands now or
lately owned by Joshua Lazarus, on the west by
- Parker. and on the north by land Of Captain
Grant.
Terms-One.half cash. and the balance In 8
bond or bonds on o credit of one year from the
day of sale. with interest thereon, payable semi.
annually; the bond or bonds to be secured by O
mortgage Of the premises, the buildings to be in
sured and policy assigned until the bond or bonds
are paid, and the mortgage satisfied. Purchasers
to pay me for stamps and papers.
Jun27-m4tu1 R. s. NURYEA. Referee.
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MARION LoDGE.-At regular meeting of
Marion Lodge, No. ., I. o. 0. F., held on Fri
day evening, July l, the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term: A. W. Levin,
N.G.;J. B. Cohen, v. G.; R. c. Starr. R. S.;
]. G.. Martin, P. S. and T.; J. H. Honour, Ju-
nior Warden; G. N. Leitch, R. S. S.; j. T. S.
HARRISON, organist; A. G. Magrath, Jr., Con-
ductor; A. J. Minis. R. s. N. G.; Jno. J. Rose,
L. s. N. g.; W. R. Ktngman, R. s. V. G.i J.
Lombardo, l.. s. V. G.; S. G. Seymour, L. s. S.;
q. Harms, O. G.; Geo. M. Francis, I. G.