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tisg ~ pospoe1 - 6svs be vo6e 70 ca
sral 9ssae:
~ to Senatorial Oenveatiea {oi III
sch District held; q Alexandria q IL
l80ttAl ,sk, ,Dt. J. G. aWhit.sasee, O
Gllass~ood, ~ aoaisassA. b. ~ Re
pabliesns tor 6spatee. h j. he pre-
seet County Auditor q. Pops sssnty,
aed i highly spoken Of. ii ..as.%,s:
The Gsssleyitss have bsss shinisl
Nj. Robert T. Lisss'., "a e. The 1T
Psesideot, - favssisg tie eoafslle.a'
leaass.3 M ,Lilesla, M bial Euseps
writes: III yos thisk l. vestA vAils 70,
may ~ that any statement that I an ,
Gsseley man il denied q ny request
that I ~ . Republican, and hsertily ID
favor Of the slsstioa Of GIANT and
Wilson,"
The Dsuoerats sad Lbesals of lhi
Fifth District in Massachusetts, aem.
mated Gen. Brooks On Tku.sday TO,
Coogrss. He will fad il . sousvhst
different matter 'uauios on the eoali.
sios ticket than when tho Rspsblisan,
gave him I've thosssnd u.jority ",
ysass ago.
In must be ohscrisg for such Re.
publiosas - arc nov followess Of th1
New York 1+;bx.s T. rssd it, l.uda.
tioss Of Gov. Seymour, Geo. II. Pen.
dlstsn aud other Democrats Of the COP.
psrhead stripe whom il has % b,tssely
denounced within The past year OF two.
Nov these men and those like them ar>
the representative patriots Of the eoss.
try, assosdisg T. the Greeley standard
A 1sportAavisg bssn published tia,
the soa Of Oh John Brown had declarsd
tds Gr,.ley and Brown, that gsntl..a,
writes .. indignant dsstal and says
II sm still, - I svsr have bsen, fiith'
full to Republican principles, ind 70 th,
only party In tho Uaitsd Ststss which,
il seems 10 me; hitly represents them
the party whose Observation-Disclosures q,
Grant and Wilson" Is; ss"*t .:
Charles Francis Adams, Who Va on,
Of tho strongest OF the several eapii:
dates prominently brought before III,
Ciaciauat,: Convention, his written
lengthy letter in which he ,nns.ncs.
himself for Gen. Grant Hs review,
the situation fully and abl3, and cen
oludss that "the only wy loft open d
rsbukiog that species Of political cam
and ehioauery Of which the history 0,
the Cincinnati movement VA, il it
last stage, an uasqualsd example," i
to re.elset President Grant.
The Democrats md Liberals End grsa,
joy in the Georgia election. wher. the,
h.'. . minority. Of about afty thous'
and. Georgia hss been conceded h
them. b. almost any majority. Th,
N. Y. N!s6s.e, several days beios. tn
election, said: ,!"The dallaess Of th'
canvass has besn owing chiefly h TIL
fact that Smiths reelection has bssu
conceded from the start" Bot, trui
70 their instincts. and T.. shev how
earnestly hey desired 70 ,. .oaeili.tea
the rebel. a,.d threats I'D force :!
prevent the negroes from voting, aad
several ,iots we're The result. Il i on:
" remarkable that III. minority va
not larger.
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REPUBLICAN C0UN r. CONVENTION

The Republicans Of Stearns county arc requested
to meet In Convention At the Court House In st.
Cloud On THURSDAY, OCT 24fH, 1917, at 2 O'Clock
?. u, for the purpose Of nominating eandidates for
The followina uces, viB.: One State SENATOR Conn
~ Auditor And County Commlsaioners for the I'd
and Sd Comnilaioner Dktricts- Ths several Wards
and Towns AZ entitled TO delegates follows. viz:
City Of O.: Clssd, First Ward.
Second Ward,
g.; . Third Ward.
Fourth Ward,
Town o. Maine Prairie,
North Fork,
Fair Haven,
Paynesvills,
Raymond,
Sank Centre,
An other towns In the county entitled to one
delegate each. None but straight Grant and Wilson
RspSblieans will b entitled TO votes in The primary
meetings. or to seats In the Convention.
il. WEST,
A. BARTO,
0DO. =. WARNER,
County Committee.
n.ta6 A. Gland Rant 1Qth 1871
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ABAAOAD As WELL
AZ At HONE.

Gsn. Averill, Member of Congress
from this District, merited and received
his nomination for reelection from the
Republican Convention because of his
unwearied efforts 10 behalf OF his COO.
stitueots. While no interest of bis
own State has been neglected, it would
appear that be has found time to labor
in behalf Of measures of relief for the
people Of Kansas, and that the desire
for bis return to Congress Is not limit
cd to our own District or State. The
Hossestead Champion, . Washington
paper devoted specislly to the oousidera-
tien of matters sffeeting tho welfare of
the laboriog classes Of the country, says:
'.Among the earnest friends Of the work
insmen in the House Of Representatives
there 10 no enc more entitled to our graft
tude and confidence than the Hon. John T.
Averill, senior member from tho State Of
Minnesota. -
The prsyer and blsssings Of the monop-
oly-ridden people Of our adopted State OF
Kansas will follow him through life, for
his noble efforts in behalf Of the oppressed
settlers Of that State. A tho friend Of the
settlers We chssrrfully recognise the valus-
bic services hs has rendered, and W. con-
sratulsts our fellow working men Of Min
nssosa on having . representative in Con-
gress whose sympatbirs are in such per-
feet accord with those Of the people-one
who 90 earnestly eapouses the cause Of the
industrious poor.
The workinemen Of tho country have
never hsd more faithful friend in Con-
gress than John T. Averill, and we hope
those living in his district will see to it that
bis services IN that body shall be Continued
The Workingmeu VI Kansas apr cal to the
Workiugmen Of Minnesota, and ask for Mr..
Avsrill their undivided support"
Oae reason of Gen. Ave,ili's strength
with tho people i bis devotion to the
interests of settlers on the frontier
those who most need such care an !
aid "a lie within thspo~er cf Congress.
The rights OF ~ ldleTs u0der the nome.
{ stead Law have received much atten-
tom ~ bic hands, and tho present IA.
vorsble phase Of the law, by which the
full term ofs.servics il deducted from
the I've years residence required, IL due
In 10 small degses TO- bin. His ger.
vices during the term be, il now filling
have been such - to secure recognition
and call forth expressions of common.
.dation from even his political opponents.
Of the reelection Of Gen. Avesill there
il not the slightest doubt. dc cannot
DO spared from Congress, where this
District needs persistent and success.
fal soorker, such y be has proven bin.
sslf 70 b. >% :.
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STRAYED.

From tho subscriber, living near Two
Rivers, in the Town Of Holding 6, on Friday,
September Goth. two - ..--.
HI O El = f q.
one cream the other . small dark bay;
heavy got, with blaze In face. and I've
white spots IN back rubbed BY the saddle.
A liberal reward will Do given to any per-
son who vii return the property or give
me tho necessary information % 70 their
WHEREABOUTS. q JOS. FU0AT,
ll.sw I've Rivers, Morrison Co., Ais1.
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THU OLD SPIRIT OF sLAveRY
REVIVED.

0AtxV 6Os
The liberality of Libsrs ism hss had
Official expression through tho report
Of the minority Of tho Congressional
Ku.Kiux Commissioners, just printed.
It is signed by such representative mo.
Of tho Greeley ooubiuasioa n Senators
Blair aud B.y.rd, and Represents.
si7e' Cox, Beck, VanTrump, Waddsll,
Robinson aud Hanks, and brsathas
the hateful spirit Of the Slsveosrsay.
In speaking. of the rights conferred
upon tho negro BY the constitutional
amendments, these mon sly:
"But while the negroes Of tie south have
position and power In The administration
OF public affairs now, who can ssy-whs
can look into the future - clearly % =
enable him 70 ssy-hov long this unna&ur-
81 state Of ehiugs will last No ono 10 %
prsscieut 90 to b able to liz the period OF
ito duration, but it must end somehow sad
At some time, not in the distant future
No philosophical thinker will doubt that il
ia altogether too abnormal, too much op-
posed to the instructive feelings. some will
cay prejudioes, Of the white race, 70 endure
beyond the peculiar condition q popular
opinion brought about BY var prosecuted
in tho end for the freedom, IL not tor the
eufranohissment, Of tho negro. Gradually
in time, under change Of e;reumssaaese,
this exceptional sta's Of the popular, MAD
will wear out AMI pass away, aud public
opinion will vibrsts back to IL Old ooadi-
ton % il existed prior to the dist urbing in.
daeuoes Of the war. This will DO brought
about by one Of Two thiaes, either By .
rupture in tho government itself, Or tho
springing up Of new party snt Of the
ruins Of existing political organizations.
When either Of these shall occur land God
grant 1t may not be the hrst) il vii! b the
political death Of the negro on this ooati-
nent, % tar 40 relates to his solidarity %
race"
No party which pro nalsates Of o.
proves such doctrines can be sustained
BY the American people. Il would
bring back the days OF sl.vsry-"shs
old condition % it existed prior to tho
w.r'-aod rupture of tho govern.
msnt itself Il looked forward to 10
the cause by which this shall be. pre-
duced, should - .sv party" fail. We
ask voters, whose loyalty to eoantry IL
e..
superior to prejudice Of party, 70 rcd
the atrocious sentiments embodied
10 this report aud say whether they
arc prepared to sustain 40 organization
which accepts them =. psrs Of ito creed.
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A STRAW. Geo. Rue, Esq.,, living in
this town, has seven sons, three sons.
ia.law, and himself, eleven 10 all, who
will vote for Grant. Five of the eleven
served in the army during the war
Glenseood E"g1e.
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A BABY show Was ono Of tho features
Of the Duluth fair last week.. Nine in.
faots were labeled At the Secretary
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For Sale or For Rer.t

Desiring to change his business, the un
dersigned offers for sale or for rent. on
favorable terms, the we'll known
SAUK VALLEY HOUSE.
This House is in excellent 90 ndition .hav.
ing lately been renova,e ed thror. phout. and il
one of the best pa. ing hotels in tho CITY
The location is specially favorable for tran.
sient custom. being within three blocks
Of the new railroad depot. The stabline
accommodations are sufficient for about six:
~ horses, which makes tie House a favor.
tie stopping place with farmers.
= Ca,l on or address
-. JOHN TPOME,
jnly2a Box 81. St Clond- M;np
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Cheap Carpet Hall of tho
State.
j Large stock Constant]y ON Hand.
J. MATHIEH,
40 ~ Street, St. Paul, Minnesota

TN PROBATE COURT-sTATR or MINNESOTA
x-s1sAsHs 0ovNEY -ss.
In The matter Of tho estate Of Martin STREET., d
esasod. ~
On resdis6 and ding tho petitis Of A. J. Kramer
ts;n o. sts:rS: county rspresenting among Other
on IL: 9th day Of september, A. 1872. at st. j.,
esph: died intsetate, and being Z resident Of thi,
county the time Of his death, leaving goods, chat
teie, ana estate within this county, and that the
ad petitionsrs arc relatives Of said deeeassd and
praying that Standardization Of said estate DO T.
Heinrich Ginthsr granted, II 10 ordered that said
petition b heard before the Judge Of this Court,
on Monday the 2sth day Of October, A. D. 1872, q
~ O'Clock A. u. ct the Prob>ts Office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof BE- gtvea to
tho heirs Of said deceased aud to al persons later
ssted, by publishing copy Of this order for thrss
g. Cloud JousHAl. weekly nswspsp,r. printed snd
pu6liahsd It st. Cloud, in said sounty.
By the Court La. EVANS,
~ Judge of Probate
D. Dated atst. Cloud ths7th day Of October. A. D
1915 o.. ..... -. oct1O-Sv
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
PLEIN i GOTTEN

Hsvs opened neat market on 81. Ger
nsia street, q Hsspsss's I'D stand, whses
ysu ea:a get snythi1e n Tie line Of Nest,
- rsaeonable % q aAy place in the city
They will supply tssie ssstsnsrs With III
~ "aa & Atssi
DB1R, AuET'0D ADD VIAL,
ana II stAsr, kinds o. 1saa t. b. haA =
the eesltxy. and Asvs 81 ths Asstsst ana
tidisst DAFkek In tAs eisy. !. =
Give then oall and See Tor yourselves.
st. Clssd, July "a. 1872. v16nz'st
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T. !. BONHAM,
Practical 1lasnith and Dealsr In
TT NV A r e.

n Parties in reed Of 0uttsrilg, SpsutiAx {.
Or sny kind Of Job Work viii 6nd 4 10
their sdvsAtaes 70 give NJ . 0sll % make
III bIa1eA spseislty. AIS
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.II1ELDING AND VISITING CARDS
/ wv printed In neat style At the ..a.
D., JOURNAL OlFIC1,
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WHAT GREELEY KNOWS ABOUT
sOLDlERs. s.:
About Gnio4 Soldiers.

A large number of pcr,ous were col.
lected here at vast expense, With the
single purpose Of rek,udling the bitter.
ness and hatred, the auimoshy and
autipath;es, the fears aud exultations
Of civil war, for the advantage Of . po.
litioal p.rty.-[Greeley, At Pittsburgh,
1870
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About Rebel 0olalers.

About Rebel Soldiers. :;
Ihope til, time ,oiH come ,ohen tie
soldiers that fought ,o;tk Lee and
Johnston 'oiU occupy as proud "a posi-
ton in the heart ofhe Anser;icdn PEG.
pie as the soldiers that fought 9ndsr
Gra.t ard &herma~.-tGre At
Nick.burg, 1871. :, - -: !
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
WEST HOUSE,

WEST HOUSE,
T. E. POTTS, Ptopri.tor.
Having leased tho above-na we'll.
known H otel, would solicit the patron
age Of its old customers, and Likewise Of
new ones Good stahling attached to tho
house. Charges reasonable
T. E. POTTS.
st. Cloud, Dot. 3, 1872. n13.1y
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RoLzrIoA1 Hor1s.

The Republicans Of the 4lst 5ssato.
risl District nj .at. Detroit on the u
and nominated ]. h. Halten, of Ottsl
Til eouaty, Is Senator !; aud ~
Brossr q Tod, and L. G. steven.oa'
sof Beek9 eoapty, ior Representatives,
A =, Libs.sls, ssoaai.us to drop b.sl
into the Republican ranks. F. W.
Ludwig, : Grssiey slsstor In he 7th
.di.ssiss II Missossi, has addresssd 4
letter 70 the Stats Committee aanosns'
Ing Ais parloss - giys| his vots 70 Qsl.
sral GIANT.
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OPERA SALOON.
F..VlNCENT, PRops1Eron.

Having leased this we'll known and populsr
Saloon and Restaurant
would be pleased 10 have call from ny
ftfeads. Iwill keep on hand It all times the
choicest ->F5
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Ale, Lager, &C., &c.
Good Billiard Tables.
:: ~ y. -. ess:*z ,> +. VINCENT.
81. Cloud, April "a, 1871. vls.a
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All work nsls from the very best nate.
rial, and fully warranted Prices rsassn-
able, Parties needing anything In ny liae
viii Do we'll 70 give Ne . call. 49,
9p~eial ottsatisa paid 70 REPAIRING
I.h Street rear ef As.tssa~y 4 wsst'
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

81. Cloud, Oct. Q, 1872. nl3
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*: q. E: GAR lSoN,
Civil Engineer & Architect,
III ::s: r. =. 81 81. CLOUD. MIMI

Having he'd twsaty.tws ysass' expert.
enos-twe1so In Government surveying-I
hope u, give sl&isfsstioa Il oil brsneAes Of
BDgineeri1G.. E%* 57s -.
Pine and ether Lands entered and taxes
paid for Nom residents, and full dessrip.
ton givep ttoa1 psrsonsl examination.
Onies sud residence near the Episcopal
cAursl. > ~
'MSvs Of Stearns G eunty Tor sale.
J~NOTARY PUBLIC.
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WAYs THAT ARE DARK.

Dated st. Cloud, Sept. 18th. 1917.
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~. CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA

ns- CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA
TER-NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.-A perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle, as easily applied as water for restoring to
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear.
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandruir, 20 pro.
mote the growth OF the haIr and stop Its falling
out. 1t Ia entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonial
have been sent us from many OF our most promi'
nent citizens, some Of which are sublolned. In
everything In which the articles now In use are
objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
Is Ia warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate Of Silver, itdoes not soil the
clothes or scalp, Ia agreeaby perfumed, and
makes one OF the best dressings for the Hair In
use. 1t restotes the color OF the Hair "more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation" J"
and always does 40 in from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary TO its growth
and healthy condition; it restores the decayed
and induces new growth Of the hair more posi-
lively than anything else. The application OF
this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
a pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 q
bottle. ARTHUR NAfFANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, washington, D. o.
Fot sale by the Agent, DE. b. BAER,
No. 1sl Meeting street, Charleston, s. o.
novla-stuthly
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,TOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

The Penitentiary convlcts are earning
part of their support. About thirty.slx per
day are hired out.
"A white male infant WAS found on a table
In Fairfield County last week. 1t is adopted
by She finders, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson.
Mr.. N. D. Redmond, Of Blackvie, went In
perfect health with party to q creek in that
Vicinity for the purpose Of taking bath few
deys AGO. Shortly after arriving st home he
was taken sick and soon breathed his last.
~The Chester Reporter regrets to hear that
in cersain sections of the county efforts are
co.e5,nies and have them armed and equipped
Sv the Governor. This would only afford the
slate government good pretext TOT armtng
nd eduippiDg the colored companies again
N-sHlnohester rifles and fixed ammunlt!on. 70
fr. Means Sanders was arrested on Sat
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nrday. In Chester, on charge of Ku-Kluxism.
The Reporter says: HE was profiered ball
on condition that he would confess; but as he
had 100 much sense to be caught with such
cheff as this, he IL likely to remain in jail some
time. On Sunday John Mccullough and Allen
Parks, from Ballocks Creek, YORK TSs Geu9oy, n.y.
mer was released on Monday-the only
charge against him being that he had carried
some letters to men who are avoiding arrest;
and the enforcement act, with all us inoia-
rubber qualities. not being able to stretch Wide
enough TO cover this charge. He sayt mat ne
had his horse saddled, and begged to ne al
of those In charge of him was forced So make
the eighteen miles to the jail on foot. When
turned out on Monday he could scarcely put
his feet to the ground Comment on such un.
necessary cruelty as this Is not needed. Allan
Parks Is still In jail"
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SUMMER GOODS

At the following remarkable low prices:
20 pieces OF New and Elegant Japanese
SILKS, Plain and Striped, in Black and
Colors, for only 75c.
10 pieces Rich Lyons Tafreta silks. 81
and $l25
10 piece Groj Grain, 81 81, 81 so, 81 rs
10 pieces Superb Gros Grain, So aud 81 90
500 pieces OF latest styles Dress GOODS, 70,
25 and SOC.
A splendid selection OF Llama Lace Shawls
and Llama Lace Sacks, with and without
sleeves, from $40 up
case Black Iron Grenadlne, only Csc.
case assorted Stripe Greuadine, only 20c.
2 pieces s A Block Silk Grenadine
100 pieces Satin Stripe, White Figures,
only Csc.
20 pieces Diagonal Plqu", 40 and soc.
80 pieces FIgnred and flowere'i, 80 and a5c.
c6 pieces Dolly Warden Piqaes Elegant
1000 pieces oil swiss. Jacunet, Check Cam
bric, Bishop AMI Victoria Lawn, Nuin-
sooE Great bargains.
1900 pieces Nc. .quI Net, only 15r.
100 pieces Bubbinet very low
10 pieces S.4 Turkey Red Table Damask,
only 81 Is
10 pieces 8.4 Bleached Damask, 75c.
rs Unbleached pnnasR, 40 and soc.
20 dpz-n n Gents Undershirts, only SOC.
20 dozen Gents' Underahlrts, only 7sc. and
81
% dozen LadIes' Undervests, only 75o.
80 dozen French Corsets, 76c.
100 dozen assorted best Uursets 81 and 81
so dozen Ladies White Gloves, 15c.
100 dozen Ladies White and Colored
Gloves, 25c,
lbo dozen Ladies' White Hose, 12X to soc.
100 dozen Gents. half Hose, only 20c.
60 dozen English half Ho>o, Csc.
Lawn HandEerchiefs, good quality, only
ooc. per dozen
90 dozen Fans. only 5Oc., worth 81
20 dozen Fans, 75c., worth 81 90
10 dozen Fans, 81. worth 81 so
so roIis White Mating. 27k and 90c-
80 rolls Check and Fancy Mating, 33, 40
and 45c.
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ap OFFIC CITY REGISTRAR,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., MAY 20, 1S72:-N0TIOE TO
SEX! TONS AND HEARsE. .KEEPERs.-Sex Of
all cemeteries or graveyards, and Hearse Keepers,
are hereby notified that the ONCE OF the City
Registrar being now located at the City Hall,
third noor,) all certificates OF death, &C., must
be delivered to him there, between the hours Of
10 A. II. aud P. NJ, leach day as received" IN
accordance with City Ordinance regulating In.
terments.
Any neglect or failure to comply with these
rules will be at once reported to the City Attor-
ney for prosecution under provisions of the same
ordinance. 'r''
Every Sexton and Hearse.keeper is required to
procure License from the 'Board Of Health,n
and applications therefor must be made by the
nrst day of June next, accompanied by proper
certificates from the corporations.
.GEOKGE 8. PELZSR, n D.,
may23.3 City Registrar.
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Nntires in Bankrnptrp.

t>-@1
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH OAROLINA.-In the matter Of ANDREW
j. MOSES, Bankrupt. by whom petition for &C: ad
iudIcation OF Bankruptcy was filed ON the
sKVsNTH DAY OF MAY, a. D. 1872, In said Court
In Bankruptcy is to give notice tnat on 3
the sth day OF May d; 1sI2 ..,Va warrant az an IN
DhEW ]. MOSES, OF sumter, In the County
" Of Sumter, and state Of South Carolina, nas
who has been adjudged Ba1srnpts s,s,a on . MS MS
delivery Of any property belonging to said Bank;
rup to him or for his use and the he, transfer OF
any property him. forbidden 6y law na5
to prove their debts, and to choose one or more
Asagnees OF his Estate viii be held at 70 ad Gonri
OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden AZ NO. harnp az seoaa
street, Charleston, South Carolina, neInIe s,,, -
c. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the t"entnitn
day OF May, A. D. 1872, at II O'Clock A: NJ:
' r. N. WALLACE,
United States Marshal, as Messenger.
maYl5, 25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-25
TO ADVERTISERS.

The proprietors of The News and The Con-
rler find 1t indispensable to the accurate and
prompt management Of their business. and
for the protection of advertisers, that the
practice of sending advertisements from one
newspaper Office to the other be discontinued.
They, therefore, give notice that no adVertise-
ments received at the one Office will, In any
case. be sent to the other. At the same time
they beg leave to request advertisers to hand
in their fayors at as early an hour as possible,
In order to. facilitate their proper arrange
ment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-25

~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Bensht OF the Free
School Funa-OH1cial Rattle Numbers:
CLASS No. 5l9-MoRNINd.
35- 7-l7-67-G6-26- 9-32- 2-24-38-11
CLASS No. 520-EvBNING.
2-53--66-77-72- 2-73-45
As witness our hands OF Charleston this 2th
day OF May, 1872
FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
maye5 Sworn Commissioners.