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NEW YORK.
The Fnrragut Obsequies-Treasury Sale O.
E0ld-li0yernmenfs and Securities.


GOld-GOvernments and Securities.
New YORK, September 28.-The Farragut
obsequies will be the most imposing since
those Of Lincoln. 1t will be conducted ac-
cOrding to strict naval etiquette. The re-
mains will be borne from the landing, at
Canal street, to Harlem depot. on the
shoulders of sailors who formerly served
under the admiral.
Evening" Money abundahtly supplied,
generally at 5: prime discounts 709.
Gold opened dull at ll31s @1l33s. Dur
ing the afternoon more active. The treas
ury selling only a million, made the basis
for slight bull movement under German
auspices. Prices advanced after the brokers'
statements were made The demand for
cash gold was renewed, and considerable
amounts were borrowed.
62's ll2ls, CAS- llll2, 65's 1lla4, new 1lO1s,
g. ll0l2, 6S's l101e, 10-4Os 1868.
Tennessees g.: new 60ls; Virginias Is:
new 63; Louisiana sevens, 7Ol4; new 651a;
levee skies 75l2, eights 81; Alabamas 100;
tives TO- Georgias 81: scvens 80; North Caro-
linas 5Ol; new q; South CarOlinas 80;
new g..
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ports of military movements in difercns
parts of France.
The ship Uncle Joe, Sewall master, ef
New York, en- route from Baltimore for
Amsterdam, collided at sea recently with
an unknown vessel, and has put into
Plymouth in . leaking condition.
The bark Masonic, Moore, master, fts9
Antwerp September l, for New Orleans,
put back to Flushing for repairs, and, hav-
ing completed them, proceeded on her
voyage.
LONDON, September 28.-Offenbach, the
opera. bouffe composer, has been expelled
from France as German. He Is now 1t
Madrid, where, at the performance OF ths
"Grand Duchess" he received an Ovataon
from the audience.
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NEW YORK, September %.
The American Press Association has a
dispatch, dated at four o'clock this morn
ing, announcing the fall of Strasburg.
The Prussians made q breach in the
walls. After a parley, General Ullrich sur
rendered to Werther ut five o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
Montmedy has been captured by the
Prussians.
Jules Favre's brother, who went there on
a fruitless mission, reports that Metz is pro-
visioned for some weeks.
Hundreds are dying there daily of dis
ease.
Russia will commence grand movement
Immediately. Heavy supplies have been
sent South. SPECIAL.
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House FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
BOARDING..

ROARDIN(;.-GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS BY
ID the Day, Week or Month. Also, fine suite Of
Nms, without board, might be obtained, at tue
sae residence q Rampant street, between Canal
| aud Common streets. Bathroom at the service Of
Ae boarder5
Also !, No I CoOK vanted se25 lot
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FOR RENT.

COR RENT.-THE VERY NEAT AND DESl-
i raeie cottage house situated ON Columbus
street, b,sween Dorgenois and Broad streets, con
tanning four large rooms, with gallery on the sou th
SIDE aud back with a large cabinet, kitchen. ser
wants room, coal shed. poultry house, wash room,
etc, convenient to three lines OF cars-Esplanade
street Duuaine street. and Ursulines street. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply TO
T. l.. BERCIER
se29 ,. Corner of Columbus and Dorgenois streets.
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portation of Goods in Bond-Celebra.
tion Of the Farragut ObseQuies by the
Navy Department.
WASHINGTON, September 2S.-Pending
the quarantine regulations at Galveston,
letters for that place, or points in Texas
supplied from there, should be sent via New
York from the Eastern and middle States,
and via ST. Louis from the northwest. The
Southern mail goes as usual via New Orleans,
and thence via Red river.
Commissioner DclanO resumes his duties
tomorrow.
The regulations for the transportation of
imported goods through the country in
bond. is nearly completed.
The new issue OF the fifty cent notes has
been cOunterfcited.
The Secretary of the Navy has given
orders for the proper celebration of the Far
ragut Obsequies ON the thirtieth Of Decen-
Der. The departments here will be closed.
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STRASBURG.

Articles fer the Capitslatiea Of Strasburx
Sfsned-Four Hundred and Fifty-Ooe
O0cers and Seventeen Thousana Men
Laid Down Their Arms.
MENDELsH0N, September 28.-The articles
for the cspitulation Of Strasburg wsso
-Four hundred and ffty-on officers, an
seventeen thousand men laid down tleir
arms at eight O'Clock. =,
NEW YORx, September 20-A speoial =
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THE NEW UNION CLUB.-The committee
appointed to prepare the rooms for the use
of this club, will have them in readiness for
occupancy in about three weeks. The
bnilding is that formerly occupied BY John
Galpin, on Royal street, and win be found
every way adapted to tho wanta Of the
club.
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EOR SALE.-ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS
il of unimproved sugar Land in the State in the
parish of Iberville It is about nine miles from the
Mississippi river, and that section Of country has
now in rapid process Of construction in the imme-
Aiate vicinity runs between two and three miles in
front of this land, while the OpelOusas Railroad
doubtedly the most valuable tract of unimprOved
Sugar Land i'll the State, and as to SOIL timber and
locality it is unsurpassed For particulars, apply
10 H. II. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, "a Commercial Place.
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OOARD AND RODNIS..

BOARD AND ROONIS.-PARTIES DESIRING
u to do so, may secure pleasant rooms and salts
.etory board for the approaching season or for
mort period in that elegant residence No 2i2 Ca
nndelet street, immediately above Julia street.
| Apply Oh the premises. au9 I'm
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VOLUME IV-NO. 145
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
sPALDING, BrDwELL McDoNoUGH,
Managers and Proprietors
Monday Evening, September 1s. 1870.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON.
Iuaururat;on of the Regular Season with the
GAIETB COA1IQUE GROUPE
SPECIALTIES,
pr.s.rt;n, over FORTY SELECTED ARTISTS
Of Established Reputation in
ApKRA BuRLEsQUB. NATIONALITIES, NSTRU-
MBNTATION and DRAMAT1CS.
KIRALFY SISTERS.
CsADY aad EDELKA, Of the Kirslfy Troupe Of
Hungarian Dancers have arrived ana WIZ Soorty
appear az the Academy.
Doors open at : O'Clock. Overture quarter to
o'clock.
Box Office open from pa NJ to4P. n SELF
EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
GERMAN AND FRKNcH WOUNDED SOLDIERS
A Grand Dress Bali and Promenade
Concert
WI be given at DENECHAUD,s PAVILION, Lake
End Pontchartrain Railroad,
For the benefit of the French and German wounded
Soldiers. (The proceeds to be equally divided
between the French and German Consuls in this
city mum Do-.us
MANAGERS:
Iouis Schneider, Henry Stumborg, F. Rickert
Isidore Levi, Emile Maier, j. A. Blaher, William
Todt Charles Cavaroc, L. T. Marchand, Paul Este
lsn. Louis PiOge, J. Fiquct, 8. Cambon. H. Zebal,
John H Frerichs, II. +. klumpp, w H. Sommers
Charles Wagner, G. Brunig, J. Il. Hassinger, E. +.
Deuechaud. F. LabOrde, b. w. Hebrard, Aug
Tournemire, Max Nihoul, J. Tujaque, Jules Cassard,
Thomas Taquino, William Davis, Hugo Lehman,
Nv Norman, Charles Ever.
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
Thomas Taquino, J. A. Bla1er, J. Levi, William
Todt, J. TUJaque.
Tickets can be had at an the Music and Book
Stores and of the above Managers.
Appicat tons for ladies' invitations must be made
A. A. Blatfers. 26 and % Benville street, and M
Inyitation Committee. Positively no invitations
viii De issued after the night previous to the ball.
Arrangements have been made with the Pont-
chartra.n Railroad Company, who have kindly
offered to run their ears to the Lake every hour
uptil eleven O'Clock 2. NJ, included and to return
from the Lake at three O'Clock on Sunday morning,
vithout extra charge for return fare.
Mr. Charley Jaeger's celebrated Silver Cornet
Band have kindly offered their services for the oc-
sasiOn, free OF charge.
In case the weather should be unfavorable, the
Ball will be held ut Mr.. Denechaud's Washington
Hotel SELF
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TNOR SALE--ABOUT 10000 ACRES OF THE
i best sugar lands situated in the parishes OF
Lafourche, St. James and Assumption, between the
Mississippi river and Bayou Laiourche. near Col
lege Point and ThibOdaux three miles from Nor
ean's New Orleans and Texas Railroad, and about
jbe same distance from the Chattanooga Railroad.
The owner being anxious to dispose of these lands
would sell the whole or only portion st an ex-
tremely low figure.
For further particulars apply to
H. n. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, 22 and "a Commercial Place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
NORTHERN MAILS FOR TEXAS
THE FARRAGvT 0BSEQUIeS CELEBRATION
Population Of. Oregon and Washington
MEETING OF BRITISH CABINET
Question Of Intervention to be Considered
CONFIDENCE AND ENTHUSIASM At PARIS
IDEAS OF THEIRS RIDICULED
BiSmarck's Demand of France
RESPONSIBILITY Or THE CONSEQUENCES
CAPITULATION OF STRASBURG
Seventeen Thousand Men Disarmed
The PruSsianS March From Orleans
The Plans of Prince Albert Changed
Prussian Attack and Repulse
THE VONITO SPREADING AT BARCELONA
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WASHINGTON.

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatches.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-LOTS ON BROADWAY, GREEN
10 vile in Square bounded by Broadway, Eliza
beth Pine and Ferdinand streets. Price $500 to
500 according 10 location. Apply to
JOHN n. GOULD,
sr27 No. 8 Magazine street
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THE VOMITO SPREADING AT BARCELONI
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Ky THE DEATH OF MIR. G. VI: HUNT.
|cNo lNGTON, the firm of PAYNE, HUNTINGTON
~ s dissolved taking effect from and after the
first ultimo. All their business will Be at
"sed to and liquidated by their success0rs.
PAYNE, DAMKRON 4 co.
sse undersigned, surviving members OF the late
H Of PAYNE HUNTINGTON 4 CO., will con
-. me Cotton Factorage and Commission Busa'
r ny the name and style q PAYMR, DA41RON
MIELiAH Il DAHRRox,
HRMRY II. HAyx1.
""Vfteans, sepsenAsx l. NM oe3n
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NOR RENT.-PLBASANT AND COMFORTABLY
L furnished rooms, without board, to rent at
prices varying from ten to fifty dollars per
month. Apply at No. ia st. Charles street, corner
GNorth any I'm
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
III FOR SALE.--A rare opportunity Is offered TO
parties wishing to purchase the entire contents OF
well furnished three-story hOuss', well suited for
large private family frst-class boarding
house; location one of the best in the city, near
Canal street. For further particulars address Il.
D.. Box 698, city POstOffice seZS Iot
COR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF STORE
y No. 32l. st. Charles street, opposite st. Charles
Hotel Apply to Edward Barnett, No. IL Royal
street New Orleans. seIo
DOR KENT.-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORf
y Residence l59 Cslliope street, between st.
Cha.les and Camp streets, with all the modern
improvements. Rent moderate. Cars running to
and from Canalstreet and only ten minutes walk to
Caaal street. Apply at l57 Calliope street. je2l
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.toousWUu4 81 1Do9xg HAea.
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EOR SALE.-A PHEASANT AND VALUA.
C BILE property in Lewisbnrg, two hours run from
New Orleans; cottage house, out-houscs wharf and
bath-house and spacious grounds. Will be sold
very cheap. For price and terms apply to George
q Penn, ESQ, Attorney-atLaw, No. 50 Exchange
Place room No. l3 second floor, or to Captain
Rober. $. Kirk, Vaudeville Louisiana, or to H. NJ:
Robinson, Real Estate Agent, No. "A Commercial
Place jyl6 If
NOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC-'
IL comnodating terms.-A splendid Sea Shore
RESIDENCE situated in the town Of Biloxi near
G,s Lighthouse. For price and conditions Of sale,
Apply to G. DE FERIET; Auctioneer,
iel2 Office 50 Royal street.
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Seventeen Thousand Men Disarmed
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

WILLIAMSON SMITH, ESQ, HAVING
" this day sold ont his entire interest in the
VAL business to Messrs SMITH WINGFIELD
<ee0y tenders his sincere thanks to the cOmmu
liy al Large for their former liberal patronage and
speCtfuly sohcits for his successors a cOntinu-
nee Of the same.
Al orders left at his old office, No. Is Commercial
rsce will meet with the same prompt attention as
| stetofore, and under his supervision.
WILLIAMSON SMITH.
New Orleans, September 26, 1870 se28 It
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
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[NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
" day entered into copartnership, under the
| s!le and firm Of SMITH L WINGFIELD, for the
ssasaction of the Coal and General Commission
'saness at I62 Common street, New Orleans.
JOHN Z. SMITH,
JAMES H. WINGFTELD.
kptember II, -87o.
We are fully prepared to fill all orders for steam
unpe steamboats railroads hotels fOundres, cotton
sesses restaurants, manufactures, steam mills,
miles etc
!. Nv orders left at our office, and at No. % CONNER
~ =, Place, and No 625 Magazine street, will meet
Eh pron,,t attention se27 I'm
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CAPITULATION OF STRASBURG
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8i9ht6 District C0okts
Crescent City Live Stock Landing aad
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NOTICE RELATING TO
ARTIFICIAL LIMRS
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ,|ux 18th 1870

"AsAlSGloN, " 10th, 1870.
Congress hayingprovided1by Actsapproved
June II, June 80, and July II, 1870. for the
7 e-'ssue every fiye years Of Arlifnlatdnb,
i;or the value thereof in money, to officers
SOLDIERS, sesmes' end marines, uho,1 ;havs,
lost limbs IN the service Of the United
ates, the following instructions are nub-
'lished for The benef: of those interested
Applications should be made direct to
the Surgeon General. from wb ose office tho
nsas.sa HsIb'.rks will ts furnished on re-s
q'Ts'. - ,?alW IUL CA iiIf
Upon applications for limbs in kind. or
uers Will be given cby the Surgeon General.
upon any manufacturer selected, who shall
nrst nave filed bond in the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars, With spreties, TO furnish
good and satisfactory limbs, without extra
charge to the soldier, and make GOOD all
defects of material Or ~orkrhansbip vi,baut
additional charge, subject Il all cases r
Il ss 5esi RssseRi 81 Sr1s
Blank foH@t &bd,Aee1Ak ~ furnished
by this Office.
IEansPoFtation TO and. from tie nl.c. a
fitting the limb will also be FURNISHED NM,
xrn.ep request addressed to the Surgeon
: Ann,1,::, seg.l"I ~ ; ~9;.; 3xan ~
npp,ca''ons Tor communication, will :, DO
SSs.unee oy the Surgeon General, and iran,-
t m,'ea 20 the Commissioner of Pension.
.or payment, through the local pension
"ssnts: 30 IhIA2 HUI
As1oil IN Instructions will be forwarded from
ms ofhce with blank form Of apple.
'l'ns-tne expense ofSemploy ing snn Alter
ney or agent will heiinone case necessary,
~ 51ods ,rHd5sit -. K. BARNES
%aitdI Surgeon General, U. 6. Army
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NEWS ITEMS.

Norfolk, Va Was visited with
heavy frost on the night Of the,:eth
inst. s:s.7st y: 81.
~ The English eecretary Of lsgati. n
. y Pekin, China, telessr, Sept, 9Th,
q che. alf isquiet q Tien.sing
- The q eorg,a Senate has Invited
President Grant 70 Il a.tead tho State
fir and resolved u adjourn ma die on
tho 18th inst. s'=s,,
81 enator cameron and lsading
Penusylvanians are said to be agitat-
IF Senat + Cox, sad tho
appolntmentsof Pennsylvania. / II
Y Tho fair Of western Texas w.s
held yesterday It San Pedro, + !. Mr..
Cook of Bexan county rode 81 miles IN.
two hours and SCI minutes. ~ ,s5.,$' = ]
Three moro deaths from yellow fe.
yer have occurred on Governors L.
land, New York: Seventy-one persons
have been sick with the disease. - -, ~
Quite a number of ladies have ap-
piled for admission to the medical aud
Law departments Of the Michigan Uni
versity this fall. 8, =: -. y:
Valuable silver mines, yielding
rich ore, have been discovered in CAL
ifornia, about seventy.6vo miles. from
s 40 Bernardo. ',~ ,..ui ,.,:,. .@ot .ta.:,.,s
t.. The Hon. William Smyth, Rep
ressntative in Congress from the Sec-
ood District Of Iowa, died at his resi-:
dence IN Marion Friday afternoon. : ::
A large brick building in sPhila-5
delphia, owned by, Geo. W. Carr h Co.;
WAS burned on Sunday. Loss, $780,
600; fully covered by insurance. 49, g.,
THE Atlantic base ball at Troy
yesterday for the benefit of the orphan
asylum, and for gold BALL. Score
Atlantics 8, Mutua's 4. 5,s.
Christine Nilsson sang in the
Swedish Luthern church of .Gustavus
Adolphus, New York, Sunday morning,
and has promised a large sum to help
the church pay its debt. 4.
Capt. John Jourdan, Superintsnd-
ent Of Police 10 Nov York eity, died
yesterday. He Wa man and official
highly esteemed, and left property
worth 100000: His funeral i sp-
pointed for Thursday. ..ssss:,ss....zs-
The Lexington Gazette announces
that General r: r. Lee vas stricken
with: paralysis on tho 28th, aimee;
which time he has BEEN altogether
spescblses. 7 His recovery ID consider.
H!I7'H't . t-,,-,' - = ir).l..:s.'
-Afre broke out in tbs paint shop
Of til e Providence and Boston. Rail-
road, at Providence, and destroyed it
and the engine house with several
locomotives and engines. Loss $l45,-
900. -. :. :, .-:'y -
In New York, on Monday,
solemn mass melting was held at. ST.
Church, 28th street, for
the soul Of Louis Moreau Gottscholk,
the celebrated musician, who died of
yellow fever at Rio Janerio, December
18Th, 1869. ....,. -. 49,. -.
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THE MARKETS.

t'' Sr. CLOUD, Oct. 18. 1870. "
Wheat stands at 800 for No: u. 75o for
No, 2. Very little is coming N, farmers
beng busy At threshlug or in general farm
work.
Oats have declined a little, and may be
quoted at 30assc. =. II. .:Yg : .
Corn, 7Oc
Barley can be quoted at Coo. -,~
Rye, GOO.
Brani is worth $12 per ton, plenty on
hand. =.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells, at Sc. ...:
Beans, 1925 to $3.50. according to
quality. -. -. r. 80
Potatoes, 600 to 80c. 80.
Cheese--Minnesota, 16c !; New York, 200.
Green apples are plenty, at ..4.boa$6 no
per bsrrel. : $500 .2.,.-.>.
Butter-good roll brings 2oa25c readily
Eggs, lilo. .... ..., 49, ...:,
nCranberries $l.soa$2.00 ..,5s VI .e...>.:
Wool, $50. : l. r i '.rs' ,;'cr'
Dry maple wood is worth $4.5oas5 for
full cord; green maple, oak, &c., $4a$4. so;
tamarac, $5.oV. 'i:t'5. - @,T.',t
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. ~. ~
Wheat.sse.eisr No, 1:2I1>q
Oats-35c.crs4 = = *
Corn--45o. r ID ~ - ~ + -:
81 80 g.. M,1vApx,,. Oct
Eheat-sssedy, .$l.os24 fer
| Corn-Nominal.I a. = f?I;I@Qa Va f.E5sS
Oats-Nominal. I J;.;4y,lt ell So; 49,
/ 81! an >>.ls oHIoAdo, OFT, y.
whs..--l n and .e'.i,e; i sl:oe III te'
| corn-Dun : q eofo.: = ~ 9
Osts--Dnll,at g -! sss 81 X -
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OFFICE OF PuReHAs1sq AND DEpor c. s.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Sept 10th, 1870.
OEAtED PROPOSALS. in duplicate will
Oabssreeeived at this ofhee,antiI 10 asSiodE
H., Monday, Oct, 10th, 1870, for furnish
ing the o. 8. Subsistence Department with
Z. 500 bushels Of good, sound, DRY, mer-
ohsntable corn in the ear, 10 pounds to
tho bushel) as follows, viz:
1900 bus. delivered at Fort Ransom, D.
go 5000 b i e." It For. ro,..6 B. r
5000 bus, a. Fort Pembina. D.
Bids will also 10 received is the delivery
Of the whole amount st either St. Paul or
st. Closd, MINI l The corn to b IN good,
st.'ut, double sack, and delivered At the
posts named not later than Nov. 10th, 1870,
or if accepted, deliveredatshta Paul or
st. Cloud, must be delivered within two
weeks from date of awatd.r The points, at
which it is proposed to deliver the corn will
be stated in bids.
The above proposals to Do bound ~ all
the conditions usually attached to my ad-
vertisements for Subsistence Stores. -:
J. H. GILMAN,
sep15-3t Captain c. s. U. s. "A. !
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;;''t.F5A,f BLANKS.

ycsEt,lt"t B1AN3ABs ,LiG u fL:sr:t
1870 8. y asXa43
Ne have on hand, printed from new
-yps on good paper, full assortment of
legal blanks, including:
! .Deedsr'w Warranty, Quit elsim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage. >,,..,'.s
Distret 0osrt-6ummons, Notices of
Trial; Notes Of Issue and Executions.
Justiee'. Co.rt-Sunmons and Ssbpoe-
mas. 2Ef't
sfTos Tov1sss lo,i,1o,ls.-we are able 70
urnish tho folio wing blanks to order, in
desired: 49,
., Order of Supervisors lsyiugeut . new
s$ Release Of Damages bySovners Il Land.
Notice Of laying ont;ef rsads (forspublie
i Tova orders. with stubs. bound or I'm.
Al6a.,its !. !. ..t.el.d = q Bills, (for
Bond Of T6vn.1tsasursI6. N, ":
y sss.s $50 x:.Conssable. q 3 :. .5at
'ssa'ss ~ Justice Of tie Psass..sss .5 e.sG
x. Netioe Of election Is Town Ofiee.
I. Slg Oath ~ Office 81 Town Omcers.
= Notice TO District Clerk Of Election Of
~ Justice Of the Peace:
Z Notice of Election Of Constable. rz
;. These blanks are suitable for sny town
or county in the State. =. <>s & 7
- Orders from the country, for large o.
: q ~ quantities, filled O s.. Paul prices
M. ". Jacobus, D. D.: Commentator
.aad Professor I'M Theological Seminary,
Allegheny. q, says: The topiss are fresh
40 Suggestive: the style il highly sslivat.
Cd and ornate !. che. book is baseinatiag, in.
tstruetivs and elsyating. SS..s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-13

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