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sg- We learn that our friend, Maj.
Andrew Wardlaw, has purchased one
half interest in the Grocery Store OF
Mr.. G. Edwards, of this place, and
thatthc business will hereafter be con-
Quoted jointly. Maj. Wardlaw is so
well:known i'll our com hlunity that he
needs no word OF commendation from
US. He will be happy to see his old
friends, and assures himself that no
effort will be wanting on his part to
merit their patronage. -
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egs~ The entire Madison Springs: pro-
pcrty, consisting of twentyy-seyen build
ings-inclrdingt the large hotel, have. been
burned to the ground. =. There was 10 in
surance on the property. This para
graph will be read with regret By many
thousands Of persons in Middle and
Southern Georgia, who have. spent SO
many Delightful summers ct Madison
Springs. r.yu, ....ss !.,}.g.!
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. lTnEcllEssAoE OF THE GOVERNOR OF
TExAs..AFhc SAN Antonio Herald, in
speaking of the message recently deliv-
cred by tie Governor ol Texas, says: "lt
fills forty pages and contains about ten
thousand words. God only knows how
many lies. He says everything is love
~, and the goose hangs high" .., rs
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RoBsEEY.-.On Thursday night of the
past week, the grocery store of Mr.. J"F.
Osborne, in the Marshall House, was
broken into and quantity of flour, meal,
confectionery, &C., stolen. So far; there
has been no clue to. the diseovcryof the
perpetrators. eGr "
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q AFFRAY.-Qn Monday evening last
an alteration occurred on the Public
Square between Wm. L. McCord, and
Charlie Marshall, colored, in which the
latter received pistol shot from the for
mer; the ball passing through the shoul-
der. Mecord was arrested and .s.tell, held to g
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GstrIt appears from a carefully pre-
pared: table, which appears 'imthe CO.
lumbia Union, that out. OF. $50 voters
in Abbevillcindoes, but S,s442 Paid their
poll tax. Some two. thousand voters
failed to .pay!.......Eeh 1"1J)"l
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A SAVINGS BANK.

and attention is called to the fact tha
the safety of these deposits, as well as
all others. are guaranteed by the whole
capital Of the Bank No safer mode OF
temporary investment is offered to the
public than this-the deposits being pay
able on demand, or on short notice. De-
posits Of any amount received either in
currency or coin, and payable in the
same. Interest will be paid at the, end
Of each six months, should deposits re-
main beyond that length of time.
Columbia, S. G., January 2S, 1871.
Feb. 8, 1871, 4l--3m
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TERMs.--Three dollars year, in al
vance, 1.a-ss@-,.e ,.o
No subscriptions taken for a shorter
time than six months.
transient advertisements are chargen
for at the rate of One DOLLAR per lilel.
tnace for the first insertion, ana tlF1A
EESTs, for each subsequent insertion.
a liberal deduction from me aooHv w..
rates n is made to persons advertising BY
't's - II nbituary notices and tributes
of t resnect are charged for at the usual
rates of advertising. -:
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TIFF Hor srrpERi::- friends will
not forget the hot supper to be given,
this (Friday) evening at the Marshall
House, for tl:e benefit of the Methodist
church. The entertainment will doubt
less be most bounteous one, and all
who are desirous of advancing a very
praiscworthy object, and at the same
time time Of enjoying feast of good
things will need 10 invitation to be pres
ent. 1n.a3 10 r'..s:
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9 TIE. AGRICULTURAL MEETING IN
CoLUiBIA.-Read the article of OH"
correspondent, and. heed: his. timely
suggestions, The object Of the proposed
meeting is, one which concerns the best
interests OF the State, and we trust to
soc full attendance. 1's'...
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THE RURAL CARoLIN1AS for Febru-
airy, has beon received with its usua
choice miscellany. 1tis one of the best
of agricultural 'jouanals. Terms 81
per annum. .,.....---
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STATE SENAToRsNIP.-Pars R. II.
Cain, in tho last issue Of the Missionary
Record, announces himself as the
Poor Mans Candidate for n scat in the
State Senate for this County" (made
vacant by cheating Edwin bates, Esq,
out OF his rights.h .s.'..
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nG- A writer in the Charleston NeW
urges consolidation Of all the Agricul-
tural Societies Of the State, and for that
purpose, recommends full attendance
Mt the meeting in Columbia on the Sth
NET ....r ...-.
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TAXES, STATE AND CoUNTY.-see
"a vcttlsemlnt Of L. a.. Russell, County
Treasurer. Books opened 18th February,
taxes to be paid by 2sth March. Take
heed and save the penalty.
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" .PxRsoNAL.-Du During tile past week We
have had the pleasure Of receiving a
Visit from Mr.. ]. g. Bailey, one of the
prooprietors of the Greenyille Enterprise,
and we're gratified to hear OF the pros
porous condition of his esteemed journal
The Enterprise is one Of the best con
Quoted Of the np-country journals, and
Ia always o welcome pisitant., Long
may 1t flourish. 81 ..l ..,az Il, 9s!1
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R James McCravey will sell at pub
lie cutlery, on Sale Day next, Ghis,va!ua-
bic place near the village.!aSee advcr-
tiscmcnt. ... ,.,,~ia1
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INCOME TAS.--The United States
Senate have passed o Bill for the repeal
of the income tax. AT the last session
the House passed q similar Bill, SO that
IL naayr now be taken for granted that
this tar, whose constitutionality has SO
often been doubted, aad which has
proved . burden and oppression to the
people at large, will socn be dt'psaced
rom the statue book.
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.Itis reported the project to raise a
Spanish loan on tobacco is pronounced
unf5unded. Il - ''''
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Capital Stock Paid in 100000.

- /. -. s-3ss -. ~ rs.
THE capital stock of this Bank is
Il now SOU, 900, all-of which has been
paid in, and confirmed by the Comptrol-
lcr of the Currency. Authoritysfas also
beon received for further increase to
the amount of $500OO, Of which over
500, 900 has alredy been taken. Persons
Wishing to make an investment should
apply without delay. The surplus fund
is now. S6, 900, or three per cent. upon its
stock. >,
The Carolina National Bank issues
cestificates Of deposit, bearing interest
at the rate of seven per cent. perannum.
This feature of. its business makes it
practically
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nA- seebcard. of Aiken q Waller,
the agents for the. most approved COM
mercial fertilizers. h3 IIs9T = =
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All qualities Of sugars have slightly
ldvanced at Havana. .ia"1r. wv.
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~ NNN

ge5" BY reference to advertisement, it
will be- seenthat Mr.. W.T.. McDonald,
is selling Oft his stock OF, Dress goods,
Hardware, &C., at cost.
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s@- James Il. Randall, Esq., has re-
tired from the editorial chair OF the
Augusta ConstituHonalist. Hc is sue
cecdcd by James Gardner, Esq.
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KNOXVILLE, S. C., n
November I, BfoD
.'lessrs. VIC. Bee, ,E Co.: n
Gentlemen: ! hsvea used one ton Of
you Etiwar.z Ne y ON my cotton the
present yeor, and I am we'll pleased with
it. Is i'fir
The difference in the: cotton where the,
lStiwan was used and where nnne,Swass
applied, can be seen at a great distance.
have no. hesitancY in prenouncing
your Etiwah,iNe. Y, q splendid manure.
Very respectfully,
= your fohediept scrvant,}
J, G, MCKISSICK.
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By L. L. GuEFIN, ESQ, PROBATE
Judge.
WHEREAS, W. c. Moore has
w made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration OF the Estate
and effects Of Joseph 7. Moore, late
of said county: these are, therefore, to
cite and adToni;h all and ID, sing''!ar e I, the
kindred and creditors of the said Joseph,
T. Moore, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Pro-
ba;e, to be held at Abbeville G. H.. on
the llth day Of February next, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not he granted.
Given under''lny hand, this Oath day
of January, Ammo Domini 1871. =
L. L. GUTFIN,
J. P. 4. C..
Jan q, 1871 40-2t
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RAJ See notice i.of Senatorial election
Fly Col. ,E. l.. Mann, Chairman Board
Canvassers. H"'''
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The Democrats have carried the elcc-
tions at Wheeling, Va.
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Feed Your Land
AND 1TVI]L1FEED YOU.
.,y. tho .R4sss. Te..ii,i;zz e...,ii,;zprs n
<f9 s'si Z ltI

4SA7;E WOULD inform the people Of
w Abbeville that we are the Agents
for thesaieof They've ElHown ETIWAN
GUANOS, and are prepared Id furnish
them on most favorable terms. We will
receive cotton. in payment for fertilizers
At IS ctssperpouild On the basis Of mid
,lIingg aIhis Is allowing tWos cents per
pouhd over the present mark ket vaine fof
cotton. ANerespectfully ash MIpIantsry
who intend using FertiIlzersthis year,
to confer with US before purchasing as,
we are satisfied We can sonyince,th them
thatit will be to their: interest to invest
in the Etiwan Guanos.
We publish below few certificates
in attestati0n of the virtue of. eEdwan.
as a first class Fertilizer. We! have se-
lected the certificates of men who &re
best known in this section 9 county.
EtfiIeif names or sufffcient guarantee of
their reliability. Read and be enlight--
ened. J.s,s : :.s,~s,4,-- e
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Eti,Dcn Fe,silsscr:
Gentlemen: In reply to Your saAeetieR
astoiho am pleased d;witk the rEtfwafI
Guano. give below astatement of niy
experience with the Etiwan,. Stable MI
hure, Wando, Cotton Seed, Compost,
and broadcast nlaiiuring, which 'speaks
for itself. have also tried the Carolina
and Pacific Guano, ard find. that the
Etiwan rs far superior to either. s,s3.7 as. .
!a ~ ours truly, . se. es. ~ - 81
.3fs:E Ssa4 3 y. NJ: fCRAWFoRD =
3,14olbs. cotton picked of 1iaere- aa55olbs.I
Etiwan.
], ,C2o lbs. gotten 4 f's g -, H Z. 600 lbsy
Wando. ssJ{t
.2,S70 lbs. cotton 80 cart
y loads Compost. at.is s,.Ft5s ta$i. 2
l,s00lbs. cotton ). q q. 80 conitl
Z, post broadcast. II
i, ,5S9lbs. cotton ". 90 Ccttont
Compost. II
Ny estimate that I have yet to pick from
Etl"ail .10UO los.
"aHuo, 0ou lpS.
Compost, GOO fs,
Broadcast, GEO lbs.
Cotton Seed Compost, ....ss....- 160 lbs.
'st,i..I II
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COLD SPRING, PIcKENs Co. s. =. | ".
faoetobcr 49,: 1901 ?
INessrs. W c. Bee. !: Co.: ----..-
Dear Sirs In reply to'yorr request.
concerning the Etiwaln, No. 3, / can;
without hesitation, pronounce it tho
best fertilizer have ever used, and shalt
buy no other hereafter. BY the appli-
cation of 200 pounds per acre,. on. very.
olAIald mostly, andGin theshiehest laH-,.
tude. in which cotton is planted TO amy
extent, I shall. l think, make 10000
pounds seed cotton from i68 acres. Every
farmer in this vicinity is highly pleased
with it who has used it. The season has
been unusually taXorably ferScottoh. . 3
respectfully,
eae.> ~ J. w. CRAWFORD;
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: Ra1N:-During. the past week, we
have been visited with heavy rains.
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The Queen of Spain leaves Turin the
12th:of Febrnaryfor Madrid.
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The Chairman of tho Board of
Managers is empowered to administer
to persons Offering to vote, an oath,
that they are gu; lifted to vote at this
election accoTdidg to tho Constitu-
ton Of this State, and that they have
not voted during tli' election. The
Managers have been appointed to
hold said election, and shall conduct
the same according to an ":Act provi-
ding for. the General Election, and
the manner of conducting tho Same
approved March 1st, 1870.
e. L. MANN,
Chairman Board Commissioners.
Feb. ;, 1871, 41-tf
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Mg~ The Savannah River rose to the
height of eleven feet at Augusta on
Sunday last. ~. ., .,.,, So, -! ..",
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sea- JqhptKndxiadxertisesa $500 bush
is of seed oats. -, rot. ,.,.rt,.r
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PENDLEToN SC. ss.igiaI
.ss October q, 1870. ( Z

!ttcsers. W. C. Bee Il Co: s,,':3 = -
In answer to your request, give my
experience with the Eu~an Geano.f n
used the guano on cott:nk alongside Of
some on which there, was no fertilizer.
The land is exactly the same qualify,
and in thesame geld, being very poor
sandy soilwith stiff clay ysubsoii. fused
one sack GOO pounds( Of Etiwan, No.
per scre.i The. cotton WAS all worked
alike. / will gather at lcast500 po1pds
of cotton per acre Of the land and guano
was rsed upon, and ain confident 1 will
not get more than $50 pounds per acre
off that,without any fertilizer. Edo not
consider the guano fairly tested. on ae-
count of the drouth. ..ieg l,Tp.sB ~
Respectfully,
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- $500.
COLUMBIA. sEG;I
M 1Osn

October rs, 1910.
.Messre. ~: c. Bee d to-:
Gentlemen: used this year two tons
Etiwan, No. 2, on cotton, and am highly
pleased with it. Crop increased at least
50 per cent. and is three weeks earlier,
than that without fertilizers. 20 -
I would give itpreserence over all |.
other ferti!i H%a5t5T tzst=.sf .a1S
Respectfully u. Ti a..JGis
,,g,,, r,f,..s:lRa,, =, y. LoWRANlCE. ,isi
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White, Smith &..Whits,
LOCAL AGENTS AT
|ABBEVILLECs CHS. C.
aeoIuMqIs1A s. .c /

~ s.:lSOSeItfuefs 10, 1871. ] -
TO Messrs. RI 90 Neates sG Son, ssColum-
6id, IS. g. 81
Gentlemen We examined to-day
field Of cotton on the place gof lJrsM.
Crawford of this city, on which he Had
experimental with various fertilizers.
and without hesitation pronounce the
acre on which Etiwan, No. 2, had been
used, to be. the. best acre of.cptt0n we
have ever seem Mfr. Crawfosd Informed
usthat2 be- had already gath cred about
5000 pounds ffom 1T, and it was
his and our opinion .that he. would
gather from 1 1206to i,5O poands more.
The land did not appear to us to be ;supe.
rior cotton land, being low and DAMN,
but had been highly cultivated, Tic
plant where the Etiwan, No. 2, had
been used, was free from rust, green.
andsfull Of fruit, whilst, that; where tfIk
Wando and Carolina had been used, was
in places badly rusted, and the stalks
dead Il The yield being much less than
that,where the Etiwah, Nos2, had,baen
used. Respectfully, .h;&
3: ]. q. MCKISSI(lK,
.i3s's.i:,7gssa y !. a. Sts0 0EIz1sAH, 'gsss,
I ItQ QREltT BE ATE -
A A. \ X. II n a tYEORs
GoluMprA. A G;s, /
| soxeDibef l0 1870. s
3Coco..o y @Sus6ySxyy<, =, d.
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lUDG AlIaJI1 U2U lUlU b !
sN pursuance of an order from
hon. A. J. RANsIER, President Of
the Senate of South Carolina, an cleo
,ion for State Senator, to represent
AbbesiIlc District, will be held on the
10TH Day Of February instant,
at the var1cus precincts in this Dis
trict.
The Polls will be opened at o'clock
a. m and kept open until 6 o'clock,
p. m., at Tho following named places ::
Abbeville G. e., two boxes.
Bradley's Mills.
Cokesbury, ..-@@<: 3: b,
Calhoun's Mills,
Cedar Springs. .s-t as&
Centreville.
Chiles' Cross Roads.
Due West.
Donaldsville.
Greenwood.
Ninety Six.
Lowndesville.
McKctricks Mills. Ill.,.
Long Cane, -
White Hall,
; Warrenton.
! ..
IT, rh,;rr,,n of fho Roord nf
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BARSwELL, S. c.,


-... 80. Oeteber IL, 1870. ! -.
iafessrs.. W. C. Bcc& c., Charleston, S. c.
Gentlemen: Fused thirty l30) tons of
Etiwan, No. 2, the present season: I
am much please with 1t, both for cotton
and for corn and oats. = I have tried all
standard, manurcsa-apdrI / think that,
after the genuine Peruvian sGuano, Et-
ivan, No: lis the best on the market.
For very high culture, on sandy land,
say five to eight hundred pounds to the
acre, it is better, perhaps, than Peruvian
Guano. -Attlle rate Of 200 lbs per acre
with me, it pays well. I =. - = -,
. Respectfully, your obedient servant,
ALFRED ALDRICH.
GREENWOOD, ABBEvILLE Co, S. C.,l
- ''- November Z, 1870.
Mcssrs. ". G. Bee & CO. :.a ~.
Sirs: purchased one ton last spring
of your Etiwan Guano, No. 2, and used
it on my cottof, crop atithe rate of two
hundred pounds per acre. ! am satisfi-
ed that it paycd me one hundred per
cent. I did not use it OH any other
crop this year
Yours. with regard,
ECDT. r. BlCllASN.AN.
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State of South Carolina,
ABBEYILLE COUNTY.

BY L. L. GUFFIN, ESQ, Probate
60 Judge.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-14

An original Monthly Magazine for Young
People. Has fine full page illustrations,
stories, history, travels, puzzles, 10. IS
pages.
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Long or Short
TALES AND SKETCHE
Will be in each number.

In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
In addition, the present sys'
tenn of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will he spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
the
Best Family Newspaper in
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A handsomely illustrated eigbt-page paper,
complete If every department, and may
be read by old and young alike with profit.
Published at Chicago by H. N. F. Lewis,
publisher of the Western Rural, at 81
per year.
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IIXHcUT1ON sALE.-By virtue Of IN execution
T. issued out Of and under tho seal Of tho District
Court of the sth Judicial District Of the State Of
Minnesota, in and tor the County Of Stearns bearing
GATE March 70. A. d. 1871, upon judgment render
81 en1 docketed in said Court and County on the
sa,d 18th day OF March, A. D. 1871, in an action
tnereln pend Ag wherein Jerome l. Gaze 10 plaintiff,
ana joshua Kemp defendant, in fevor Of sid plain
TIN and against said defendant for the Of $52 40
on which SAID Judgment there 10 now actually due
said sum OF $26240 with interest thereon from and
since said 18th day u March, A. b. 1871 to me- the
Sheriff Of said County directed ard delivered hsye
on this 18th day of August, A. D. 1871 levied upon
as thu property Of said defendant Kemp the follow
ing described real estate, situate in stesrns county
Aforesaid to wit; the west half 20 CT the North
west quarter ca aud the west half ~ OF the south
vest quarter OF section twenty-tour t24) in town
ship one hundred and twenty-five Ql2) of range
t~eutysight (8) w. with it, sppurtenances togsth-
eY with all the right, title and interest Of said de-
fendant Kemp. in said real estate the day Of the
rendition Of said judgment subsequently, thereto.
Therefore, notics 10 given that Will self the above
described real estate, together with it, appuTt<nan
ces at public auction the highest bidder for cash,
at the front door Of the Court House. In the City u
St. Cloud, in said 6tearns County or SATURDAY
THE lAra DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1871, 1t z
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, to satisfy tn
Aforesaid execution and all expenses Of sale.
THOs. G. ALDEN,
Sheriff Of stearns Co., Ainnesota
KERR COLLINS,
Plsintia' e Attorneys. augsl.7~
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OFFICE CH1E1 CoHHssARY OF su1EszNc1,,
DkFA11NEH5 OF DAKOTA,
81. PAUL, MINI, August q, ls7l.)
CEALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, viii
y be received Ut this ONCE until II O'Clock H. Mon
day, September q, 1871, for furnishing the q. 3.
cred in this city At the st. Pssl and Pacific 4. 4.
Depot viz:
30 barrels first quality Mess Pork contain 200 lbs
of meat each. full saitsd, in full hoped oak
barrels.
200, 600 H.. frs.h ground xxx Spring Wheat Flour
of the best quality, one half in good strong
barrels, full head lined, AMI one half in sacks
(doubie) OF 100 lbs. each.
Z 500 lbs. prime new white Beans, we'll seasoned
clean and Of uniform size. to be put up in
1000 lbs. prime Rio Coffee in double Sscka
500 lbs prime Rio Coffee, roasted, in double Sacks
40 lbs carefully selected Iea in original packages
onehalf green aud one.half black.
300 lbs. sugar. equal to StuArts &C." in barrels
l7Ov gallons lin hslfDarrels) pure Whisky Vinegar,
Tree from Ill foreign acids OF other injurious
substances, I uniform strength, requiring IS
grains b-carhonate ofpotash to neutrailxs one
fluid ounce. Packages to b. new, full hoped,
one iron hoop on each end hsads and iron hoops
painted, and bungs capp+d with tin.
10 600 lbs. good hard soap, in strong boxes.
1000 lbs. good Fine Salt; one-hali IN good strong
barrels aud one-half IN sacks.
1000 lbs. Table Salt in clean, dry spirit barrels.
$50 lbs pure ground Black Pepper in quarter pound
packages. packed in boxes of Is lbs. each.
ready for delivery before October 7, 1871.
Actual tare required in all cases, and no charge
for packages allowed.
Samples required of all articles except Pork.
The proposals to be bound BY all the conditions
usually attached my advertisements for supplies.
~ ). Il. GILMAN,
| aug3l.4w Captain Z. g., o. 8. A.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-14

AIOTICE.-U.S S. LAND OFFICE,
N St. Cloud, Minu, July %, 1871.
Complaint having been entered at this once BY
Bernard TONES against VIM. C. McIutyre for chan
doning Ills Homestead Entry No. 45o5, dated Dsoem.
Der 80, 1867, upon the M sw4 and swI svN 80
ton II, and seq sen section l5 township 12e,
to the cancellation Of laid entry the said partiO
are hereby summoned 70 appear at this ofhce tbs
2lsT DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1871, at 10 o'clo ek IN
the forenoon, TO respond and furnish testimony
corning said alleged abandonment.
c. A.. GILMAN, Regis toF.
aug3-Gw-ll 7. C.McCLUKE Receiver