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Shcrif's Sale.

Rf virtue Of sundry WriIs Of Ficri Facias to me
- directed. will sell, to the highest bidder, with.
in the legal hours of sale, before the Court House
door, in Wnlhalla, S. O., OH salcday in July
next the following property:
One Tract Of Land situated in Oconee County,
on Cancbrcak Creek, containing 2l0 acres more
or less. adjoining lands Of German Settlement So.
oety. James White and others Alyo, ono Tract
of Land situated in Oconee County, on Village
Creek. containing 300 acres, more or less. adjoin.
ing lands o; Aircl Snidcr. a. Robins and others
Also one other Tract on waters ChGtugh River
containing 200 acres more or less. adjoining lands
Of a. Robins, Evan Phillips and others. levied on
as the property Of Joseph Burnett at the suit of
c. +. Secba,
TERMS CASH Purchaser to pay cxtrc
for Titles and Stamps.
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
June 0, 1871 33
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AUDITORS OEEICE.

AUDITORS OFFICE.
picKESs G. H., S. c., June 9th, 1871.
7NOTICE il hereby given, that / will attend
IN the following places at The time given be.
low, for tho purpose Of receiving the returns of
Personal Property" from the Tax pnycrs of
this County, to wit: at PickonsviIe on the
Sd, 18th and 5th Of July; for Garvin, at FoIger's
Store on the 9th. 7,h and 9Th Of July i; for
fyEasley, at J.J. lIord's. on tho 10th, | lth aud
12th Of july for Enstatoc at Camp Ground,
18th. llth and 18th of July; for Pumpkintown.
at Jos. A. Bates, on the l7tl. 18th and 10Th
Of July; for Dacusville. ut b. Il. Morgan's, on
the e0th, 2lst and 22d Of July.
My office will bo open from tho list day Of
July till the goth day Of August, during which
time any one cor also have an opportunity Of
making their rcturns at the office.
Any one failing to make their returns with
~ tho time prescribed, will be subject to II
..PenoNy ofGJty per cent. on their return Of
last year."
It is respectfully requested that the citizens
&ill act promptly, and avoid any unnecessary
trouble or cost. ALONZO NJ. FOLGER,
t$G.75.] County Auditor.
June l3, 1871 81 2
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10 School Trustees.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
WALnALLA, S. c., June 6. 1871. {

'HhAhiEHb ~ ", VNuc VI lOI L.
YOU arc hereby instructed to call meeting
the legal voters Of your respective School
Districts on Saturday, the Gath inst, at ~
o'clock NJ. The Clerks of your several Boards
will give notice of the same, "by posting, writ
ten or printed notices in three publce places
in your School Districts, Sat least ten days be.
fore said meeting"
The object Of the meeting in question will be
TO take into consideration, and decide what
amount will be necessary, to be raised by tax
alton for School purposes in School Districts fo,
the present scholastic yenr. and to make your
assessments accordingly And the law requires
that should any School District g fail to provide
Tor the raising CT such tax, that par: of the State
appropriation derived from the revenue Of the
State" will be withheld, and apporlioncd aud
distributed to tho other School Districts Of the
County" Which comply will, the act.
1t very desirable that uniformity te observed
throughout the crirc County; aud in order that
this mny be done,it is suggested that one mill on
the dollar be the amount assessed by each School
District FLETCHER SMITH
School Commissioner Oconee County
juno 8, 1871 80 g
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A TRIP TO THE MOUNTAINS;
GREENYILLE & COLUMBIA r II +,
!,

OoLUMBIA, .. G., Juno To, 1911. !
HfOR the accommodation of persons who de.
Il siro to witness the commencement exer.
cises of Newbetry College and the laying of Tho
Corner Stone. by tho Masonic Fraternity, at
Walhalla, during tho last week in Juno, round
trips for ono fare will be issued at all stations
on this road for Anderson sale of tickets to
until Wednesday, the 28th. inclusive good to
return on until Monday, July 3, inelusivo.-A
Commencement exercises will begin on Monday,
the Goth; Corner Stono will be laid on Wednes.
day, the 2Slh. BY this arrangement an oppor.
tunity is offered to enjoy tho mountain mir and
to witness an imposing and Interesting cero.
m"ny TllO3. DODAMEAD, Gon'l Supt.
MT. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent.
June II, 1871 81 8
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Sea Moss Farine,

4 HIGHLY useful and nutritious article Of food
n from which n variety of delicate dishes may
be made Apple Fnrinc, Coffee Jelly. Moss Far.
inc Sauce, Pies and Custards. Cruel for lnvalids,
&C.. sc. Recipes accompanying each package.
From Seszer Spring in Germany, Tarrnnt's
Ehervcsccnt scltzcr Arerient, much esteemed in
Costvencss, Dyspepsia. sc. This preparation is
prepared on an entire new principle.
DR.. McLane's Liver Pills. with which almost
every ono is acquainted.
lloscttcr's, Walkers. Motifs. and Sumter Bit.
tcrs. Brndfeld's Female Regulator. Now Styles
Of Nursing Bottles and Breast Glasses, &c.
For any Of the above call at
DRS JAMES & SPEARMAN'S
Drug Stores, Walhalla and West Union.
Juno 8, 1871 33
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N El

TtHANKING my friends aud customers for
i their past liberal patronage, beg leave to
inform them that ! have newly re pai ed
my MILLS, and am now roady to give salts
faction to every one. havo secured tho ser.
vicos of a Good and Competent Miler,w who will
uso his best endoayors to please ell. .
JACOB SCHROEDER.
juno H. 1871 S4
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s. p. NENDY. Scc'v.
Es!ne Esidse lodge, No. 02, "A. a.. Ea
Nsgiy DO XGn Cough.

Whcnit is in your power to relieve Yourself:
n,few doses of DR.. TUFTS EXpECTORANT
will cure YOU and allny The arprchcnsinl,s of
your friends moreover. it js pleasant to take,
il produces no nausea. and strengthens the
Longs and throat to resist attacks in the future
Mothers need not dread the Group when they
haven Dntlc Of this valuable compound in the
house
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SAlE9 gWRgg RELIABLE :

OoNS,C1 OOuNSo CAGSUGNUOG,lS,S
10y A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, WE
AD arc now Offering the public Certain, Sure
and Safe Remedy and SURE CURE for Burns,
Scnds and Scald lead, S,ngs and Bites Of In.
sccts Piles. SORE Eyes. letter and Ring Worm,
and all cntancous diseases pertaining to man.
This preparation has. been thoroughly tosteGl
in Burns, Scalds, &C.. and always insures al
most instant relief. Never hns failed in sin.
gle instance We have numbers of certificates
showing. the wonderful cures effected by this
powerful medicine. Tt never fails. Every
family should have bottle ready for use. Try
one bottle and be convinced
1t is a Georgia production. perfectly free
from mineral poison, md is al it is recon
mcnded to be. Have it always in tho house
ready for use as you know not when member
Of the family may need it.
For Sale at Col II. S. Van Diviercs, Wal
hala, S. c.. and Capt. j. p. Mickler's, West
Union, S. G.
All Ordars should be addressed to
JARRATT & MULKY,
Walton's Ford, Ga.
jane Ia, 1871 81 Gm
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Notice to Creditors.
The state Of'.SOuth Carolina,

IN EQLITY-OCONEE.
Wesly Phillips, Admir-. lBill to Marshal,
vs.. Assets, Account
Mary r. Keith, Admir-. CT all Relief 60.
u'HE. Creditors of ELLfOT NJ. KEITH. doccased
n are requested to present and prove their oaims
:. against him before me, according TO law, on or
eSssfore Wednesday,. the goth day of sep.ember
next. FMiing TO do so, they will be debarred
from participating in the decree distributing tho
Estate Of said ntostate ''''
WNl G. KEITH, Special Roforee
Xunc Q, 1871 SO om
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Executors Sale.

WILL BE SOLD. at Walhalla on Salcday in
W July next. the Judgments, Notes. Accounts
&o., bciongngl To the Estates Of WAI L. kEITEI
deceased. and ELIZABETH B KEITH deceased
PerrH5-Cash.
los. J. NORTON, Executors
WM. e. KEITH AA'o"'o'' D
june 0, 1871 SO
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Special N otto es.

Tho "PAIN KILLER" may justly be styled tho
great medicine of the world, for there is region
of tho globe into which it has not found its way,
and been largely and highly priced. Moreover,
thero is no cline to which it has not proved TO be
we'll adapted for the Of considerable variety
of diseases; it Is speedy and safe remedy for
burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds and various
othor injuries as well rs for dyscntcry diarrhma,
and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably
suited for every race OF men on the face Of the
globe a
1t is very significant fact, that notwithstand-
Ing the long period Of years that the Pain Killer"
has been before the world, it has never lost one
whit Of its popularity, hn:, OH the contrary, the
call for II has steadily increased FROM its first dis
co, cry, and at no previous time has tho demand
for itbeen so great, or the quantity so large it
is to day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere has
the Paiu Killer ever been in higher reputc, or
been more generally used by families and individ-
uals, than II has been here at home, where it was
first discovered and introduced. That the Pain
Killer will continue to be, whnt we have styled it,
THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there cannot
bc u shadow Of doubt. Providence .fdpcrfiscr.
nsn. Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists
Price 25 cts, 50 cts and 81 per bottle.
Nav G--lm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of OcOncc.

AZ PR o Is d r e 60 OR T.
Wm. McWhorer, Administrator
of the Personal Estate of
Mary McWhortcr, deceased,
David McWhorter, Sarah L. Nc,
"horter. Matilda Myers, wife
of Henry Myers Anna Beatty, Peti,inn
wife Of Robert NJ. Beatty Dis. and
tributes of Moses nlcWhorter, c o IN plaint
to wit: His widow, - for
McWhprter, and daughters. Relief
Anna Thomas, wife of -- &c.
Thomas, and Mary McWhor.
ter. Distributes Of John Nc.
Mhorter, decd, (namcs and
number unknown,) and dis
tributes Of Isaac McWhorter,
decd, (namcs and number un.
known.)
TO Dayid McWhorter, --- Whorter, and
two daughters-Anna Thomas wife of ---
Thomas, and Mary McWhorter, and Distrib
utees of John McWhorter. (names and num-
her unknown and Distributes of Isaac Nc
Whortcr, (nanes and number unknown,
Defendants in the about stated case:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
Il answer the Petition and Complaint in
this action, which are filed in the office of the
Judge of Probate in and for tho County and
State atnresaid. with twenty days after the SER
vice OF this summons on you, exclusive Of the
day Of service. If you fail to answer the Peti.
ton and Complaint, within that tme the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the roliof
demanded in the Complaint.
j. j. NORTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
.r,n. o., owalha'la, Sc.
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A Chapter Of Facts.

Space is valuable in newspaper, and it is there
fore proposed in this advertisement to condcnsc
variety Of facts, important to the public into
email compass. Those facts refer to los,cttcr's
Stomach Bittcrs-what that celebrated medicine
is and what it will do. In the first place. then.
the nrticle IS simuant tonic and Alternative, con-
ssting of combination of an absolutely pure
spiri,uous agent with the most valuable medicinal
vegetable substances that Botanic rcsrnrch has
placed at the disposal OF the chemist aud the ply
sitian. These ingredients are compounded with
great care and in such proportions as to produce
n preparation which invigoraics without exciting
tho general system, ami tones, regulates and con
trolls the stomach. the bowels the liver, and The
minor secrctiyc organs.
What this great restorative will do must be
gathered from what it has done. The case Of ys-
pppsa. or nnv other form ot indigestion. in which
it has been pcrsiscnty administered without cf-
ccting radical cure. Is yet To bc heard from, and
the same may he said Of bilious disorders inter
mitcnt fever, nervous affections. general debility
cOnsli patton sick headache, mental disabilities to
which the feeble so subject i, pmliiirs all the
fluids Of the body. including the bluoI. nnd the
gentle stimulus which it impars To the nervous
system Is not succeeded hy the slightest re.aciio
This is chapter Of facts which readers, ror their
owu haace, should mark and remember.
Walhn'la Chapter, No. 9S, IL. "A. IN.
A REGULAR CONyOCATION of Walhal-
Il, Chapter. No. %. r.. a.. NJ. will lie held
at their Hall, in Walhall,s, on MONDAY. tho
3rl day of JnlY most, ct candle light
Companions will be punc;ual in their a,ten.
dance.
By order the Chapter:
s. p. NENDY Scc'v.
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L A N d FOR SAL F.

Y'HE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale a
Il TRACT OF DAND. lying on Coonels
Fork of Cnneross Greek. miles west of Wal.
halla, containing 736 Acres--no improvements.
If not sold before will be sold, at public out
cry, Saleduy in June.
For particulars, apply to. WulrNER SYMMEs.
Esq, or Col. j. j. NoRToN, Walhalla. or to
DIR. j. B. MAYS,
Marietta, Greenvile Co., S. Y.
March 10, 1871 81 3m
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Fana! Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT BENJAMIN
IN SLOAN and JNO. II. MAXWELL. Ex.
ecutors Of the Last Will and Testament of JNo.
maxwell, deceased. have made application to
me for leave to make q final settlement of said
Estate and be discharged from, the same:
u is ordered. That Monday, the Sd day of
July next. at IL o'clock. A. NJ, bo fixed as tho
time for hearing said application.
S. p. DENDY,
Judge Of Probate,
Oconee County. S. G..
Walhalla, s. c., june Q, 1871 So
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Administrators Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, on saleduy in JULY
wv ynoxt. at WalhaIla the Chooses in Action
belonging to the Estato of MARY MeWmoRrEn
deceasGdf Terms Cash.
WM. McWIlORTER, Admir-.
Juno l3, 1871 81 8
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Cleans X Il Gloves and all kinds Cloths and Cloth
ing; removes Paint Grease, Tar, Sc, insiautly,
without tho least injury to the finest fabric Sold
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers FRA
CIR INIT SAPOlIENE CO., 33 Barclay ST., n. V,
iG La Sallc ST., ChicngO.
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n '1lE attention Of City and Country Merchant
IL Retail Dealers is requested TO the follow
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10
THE KU-KLUx INVESTIGATION,

The Ku-Klux investigation commit.
tee concluded on Saturday the exam
ination Of the witnesses in attendance,
and took recess until tho first Monday
in September. Among the last wit.
nesses examined was Lieut.. G. B P.
Piokwcll, Of the 10th United States
Infantry, who has for some time been
in command of a detachment of troops
10 Poshattan and Monroe counties
Mississippi. He testified that the Ku
K1ux organization existed in five Of the
northeastern counties of Mississippi, on
the border Of Alabama, to ~aich he be.
lieved It was con6ued in the former
State. The purpose Of the Ku-Kluz
was to int'midate colored voters, and
drive out Northern men from their sec
ton Within the knowledge Of the
witness they kad murdered nine nc
groes in Monroe county in the fou'
months he had been there stationed
file believed the presence Of troops hae
good effect in that vicinity.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10

North CAROLINA has gouo Repub.
l il BY from ~ 10000 to $4,000 MAORI,
ty, a result which the Democracy were
tar from anticipating. The uuterri6ed
have carried Kentucky by about 20,
600 majority-a falling off in that old
Democratic stronghold of from 10000
to $4,000 votes since the last guberna
torial election. About one more vic
tory like that aud Kentucky will DO .
good Republican State. 49,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10

j.BAYARD: TAYLOR writes to the New
York: Tribune from st. Paul, under
date Of July 22d, giving details Of the
visit Of tho Editorial Excursion party
to the! Lake Superior country. He
closes As follows: ~; ~: "2;+ -" r.;
"Much remains to be- said ). but We
have two days Of comparative. rest in
this vicinity before entering into the
wilder regions beyond these, We have
already seen, however, the evidence of
the new and vigorous life which is
coming to Minnesota through tbs sue.
{. completion Of her great railway
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10
FOR THE LADIES.

The latest novelty in brooches is
carved spiders, mosquitoes aud other
insects, of tortoise she'll.
ID. G. Crolly, managing editor OF
the New York World, says: "My wife
is the ablest associate I ever had in
journalism"
Prof. Huxley compares the form
in which women at present dress to a
candle extinguisher upside down, and
calls it physically monstrouo."
For summer dresses muslin and
ccru linen continue in favor. They
are not trimmed with bands and folds
as much aa last season, but rather en-
broidered with white or maroon, and
a very few with brown soutachc.
"A San Francisco dispatch says
the female suffragists Of San Francisco
and Stockton are arranging to bring
suit against the County Clerk for re-
fusiog to register them as voters ander
the Constitution of the United States.
We lately learned that hair
dresser in this city has on sale double
braid of pure gray hair, twenty-eight
inches in length aud about the thick
oess Of ones wrist, on which he places
the modest price of $4,000, and ex.
poets toget it too.--New York Mail.
1T is an exploded theory that wo.
men dress to please the men. They
dress to please or spite each other
Any girl Of sense and experience
knows that it is just as easy to break a
mans heart in a two.dollar muslin,
neatly made NJ, as it is in a fve-hun.
died dollar silk costume make by a
man >dressmaker.
Large Scotch plaid sbaw1s are tax.
irg the place. of waterproof cloaks
The plaid snawIs are brown and black
black and white, aud green and dark
blue. They are just as impermeable as
waterproof, and are less sombre
They are in The shape Of long circulars
with collars trimmed with fringe, and
cover the dress entirely.
Silk stockings OF red, blue, or brown
to match the dress, are consid cred
very elegant, especially VIXEN worn with
clippers Of black satin, or the kid Ok:
ford ties. They c5st. from six to seven
dollars pair, and whenever they are
solled have. to be; cleaned at Frenv b
scourer's at an cxpen-s Of One d'llsr
as they cann.t be washed.
The New York Tribune says
'tThe University Of Vermont decides
to admit WON 20 to its privileges on
terms to be fixed by the faculty W.
shall rejoice yet mvre heartily over this
and similar openings for them Of way
to the best education tho country a.
tords,' if the college rolls next yea,
should show that women appreciate.
and mean to improve the facilities thus
afforded" ..r:,,..:...; .... s<..?
Mrs. Goodrich lWillards writes to
the :Reuolution :; IL have all along
foreseen the course the woman move.
Aent was taking would inevitably lead
to the dissolution of marriage have
tried 10 point out this danger, and to
give the movement a different direction.
The leaders of the movement have been
in noway responsible or ceusurablo fol
its course ;~aoa the time is, not far dig.
tant when We must and will take i
different direction. ~. " ~ I,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10
Lutte TAYLOR,S FIRST DxPERl-
ENCE WITH A DENTIST.

=, Alta recent session Of tho Wisconsin
Dental Society, Lutte Taylor, Of the
La Crosse Leader, was inveigled int
the hall and persuaded to make some
remarks. Among other good THU 8
said, he detailed his first encounter With
q dentist
/ was more youthful and 6. con6ding
when I met that dentist than I tb,"k
am DOW. He was one of those f.t.l-
lows who seemed to h.have a "roving
commission" came to the place then
presided, and took a great deal OF in.
terest in N. me from the start. dc was
: brother m-masou, too, aud soon &C.
cured my young affections. He
W.waute1 to look into my m.mouth,
and in m-momeut of weakness, I l-let
him. Up to that time had thought
my m.mouth was all right-as good a
Que as wanted. But he found only
d-dire disaster there! One t.tooth |
must l-let him I'll at once, or i.i.irre-
,rievable ruin would be the conse.
quence.7 Observation-Disclosures know
what becomes of those who hesitate.
He seemed m-messenger sent just at
that time to save my health FROM i'm.
pending ruin. He was, Of course, a
suoerlor dentist, for I had it from hts
oaon lips!
And then came out the strange in.
strumen,s, more d.diverse in appearance
than what Peter saw let down in u
sheet, and all formed, it seemed, for
tae especial purpose of saving my health
from ruin. He used those Instruments
l had a consciousness of it at the time
I think he explored the nerve aud
whatever else there was in that tooth |!
But it didn't hurt m.much, M mr..
P-president, for the g-girl I afterwards
N married was holding my head, and l
l let him work as long as he wanted
to. Aud then be brought out the
g-gold and be p-punched it into that
tooth BY the foot and the yard, until I
felt had b-bank Of deposit there on
which I could draw, for most any
"rainy day."
With bright visions went to b.bed
that night, but net to sleep. There
was something worse than his instru.
meuts gnawing in that t-tooth. I tried
d-diffsrent sides Of the b-bed, posturiug
on the floor, the chair, and different com
binations aud notifications OF these
but continued unhappy. In the morning
I sought my dental friend, but he val
not. He badgone off bis on mission t
bless humanity in other parts. It ~or'
| we'll thus.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10

FoR the information of our anxious
and excellent friends Of the H.s.ing.
Gazette, We would rei;crato that s.,
Cloud has i first.class graded school
quite as good as those at "Has.ine.
Rochester and Saltwater" Thi,
school has a corps of eight teachers
most of whom have the good forum.
70 be Normal graduates. 49,
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The Public Debt statement for J J.
.'y is an encouraging one The decrease
10 the debt for. the mouth is $780,
976 90, which is fair average diminu-
ton. Since. March /, 1869, the debt
has been reduced s242,1s4,4o2, 3
splendid amount for a nation yet Re.
covering from the effects Of civil war
to pay of. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10

TIE st. Paul Pioneer says the to-
tai value Of the furs and robes pur.
chased in that city this season was only
$4,000, against $4,000 last year.
The cause Of so sm.lla trade is at
tributed to the scarcity Of buffalo
small pox among tho indians, and the
Roll rebellion at Red River.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10

TIE Board Of Trade of Rochester
has, through one Of its members,
Mr.. J. D. Blake, commenced suit
against the W,nona and St. Peter Rail.
road Company to test the validity Of
the law Of last winter. Mr.. Blake
rendered the Company the amount
of freight due under this law, which
was refused, when he replevined the
goods. The Post says other actions
will follow.
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-. r. FREEMAN has been removed
from e''l the Receivs'ship Of the Land OF:
tfos A. jackson: md B.. F. Smith, Of
Mankato, appointed to the position.
The Wells Alas comes down savaeely
o. Senator Window, whom it charges
With having made the change =: -.