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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
PoLlTloAL NOTES.

frank Daggett says there isn't enough
sfthe Greeley Wave ID Mssksr county
to lay the dust.
The Democrats and Liberals of ne
41s. Distriek hav, osnio.tsd Robslt
miller, Of Fergus Falls, for Senator.
Senator Sohurx has withdraw from
the Liberal canvass. Even 5000 psr
night cannot overcome tho effect of the
elections.
A careful estimate =. renders Is +. eer-
tain that Gen. Grast viii have ~
electoral ,o.ss Greeley possibly: s. ;
doubtful, 81. ...,: ..,..s. ta4 %
A Republican 10 81. Paul offered "A
even bet on Monday that Illinois would
give Grant 81. 900 majority, and some
Greeleyite vas foolish enough u tske
It. Is -, -
The Republicans Of the 26sh Dis.
trict met At Anoka last week aud nou-
mated Hon. J. 8. Pilbbary tor the
State Senate, and Messss. james Nc.
Cam and Daniel Anderson for the
House. Mr.. Pillsbury il one Of the
strongest men in Minneapolis, and hs
election is certain. san5..s
The Republican, 10 the District COM
prising Mobiles, Murray aud other oouu.
ties, have nominated Ex-Governor Mil.
ler for Representative. They could
not have found 4 better man. Az the
St. Paul Pres. says: "The Governor
is incompatible, aud will do ! valuable
work for the frontier people, for hs
knows we'll their needs" '''~ /
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STOP THIEF!!

On the night Of October 18th, CHARLES
hOERANDEL. my bar. keeper, stole from
mo, in cash, about 5000 and left for parts
unknown. He is about 81 years Of ago, s
feet 3 inches high, black hair and vhis-
ksrs, high forehead, brown eyes and dark
lie is an Austrian, had
10 baggage. and had on a common suit Of
dark clothing. will pay a reward of $50
for bis arrest. PETER LOSO.
St. Jo., 3tearns Co., Mimi, Oct. II, 1872.
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'1' 'Av - 4 Ia Sesvsese n oeoSsssss
Prom Il. LiI.Af.,1 L.1kr.A :
I M. iAyssills ealosr il Congress has
been oassS which hi ftisads may we'll
b proud. He has earned for himself
the reputation ofbsiug working nom.
bsr-of always being: q bis post-ef
attending to the wants Of his oonstitu-
euts u soon y tbsys ven n.ds known
70 hip-,tqf being n patizias sdvsssts
q tlhs Interests Of Minnesota d Ill
tines 1! md q j. ~ Places, AID during
bio ts a1 q q eaes, the oppe.itioe. pssss.
reckless aad uatrathfal though i els,a
ID, has asver, dared 70 b,ssths On. word
against his integrity q character. III.
dali, life he been ~ pure and ir.s-
proaehable, his o@eiel ea1ses - ire
from spot o. stain. that even biz Bit.
forest foes can dad 10 evil in him.. He
i The .people's friend, tire .ad ,ss.d:
fat. Hi iatsrss.s n, tasir Interests,
and bin sel' aim, - . public :o6esr, i
to faithfully serve his constituents, to
ths worry best Of his ability.
From he Sask Cistrs Hsrslx
The people Of this Distrist, especially
IN The frontier COUNTIES, recognize the
valuable, services Ct Gen. Avsrill in
guarding their rights undsr tho Home.
stead hv, and will show their spprseia.
tioo Of big hosest labors IN their behalf
BY returning him to bio seat in the
House Of Representatives, By . largely
increased majority, j. - .<:
At alarge and enthusiastic meeting
held st Fungus Ralle, the following r..
olatioa. ~s' unanimously adeptsa ~ .1s
Rssolssd, That W rssr: 80.
.:t :'d :ise:'s thank a -. -, =. .St. ~ ~;
Gen Ioh, + :::sssitS ii sCeaIrses-
N an, h.k-':. ,Avsrill-foRS his eeaetl
an, ~ ALI, AID. ~ he!sby: pledgl
81. .,...nty tos 1000 p.jority for his -
elton q On. earnest Of on. gratitude
fox his iaithfal iAbon III Congress tn
our bsueat and eoavenisues.'y ,=>e- t.,
II. T.; r Dough. e County Rspabh..''
Convention, which met o. lie 1oth
adopted this resolution: 90 = s.e@ >
Re.olsed, rh.t ia sou; eou.; "a Il Con
John T. Avsrill, our worthy ns6be'
! Of Congress, hes been such - commend
him 10 tho confidence aud support o
the people Of the county.
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CIV. Miller.


- Since retiring from the
Office Of Governor, hs has spent several
years ID other parts Of tho Union, but
~ ~ glad that hs has returned to;his
fE1G love, and that hs some, two ,years
deeidad % make Minneeots his psrma.
nent homs, aud pines he determined % to
do, tbs rsnembsan Of biz wsli.kiown
abilities and thea myriads Of waea pr.
soash ft)sudai,ps which he formed i>r>
years ago, " doubt not again crowd
hlm % into the frent issks II Mime
sofa politicians. The Gove,noe ~ H.
ways sbioyed the snvisbls rtputasiea
Of being one If the most popular ~aad
'sntsrtaioisgstuup osatou q thu. North
vsst.-Dsl,ssA- H;6sse. -
Gov. Miller viii speak hess te.nor-
row evening, and bis old friends and
neishoo'. will give him . cordial vel.
come. .,.a.si} .ay .,,. ar.r
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THE RESULT.

In Pennsylvania the >:-
al except twelve g. ~ WV.
..,n ~ *. - majority for Hart.
Ian1t Oh lr-,r---.--1.
n =; nsjority utterly staggers the
-,smeer.cy and Liberals, aud they have
ret up violent cry of fraud" This
il effectually disposed of by John W.
Forney, editor of tho Philadelphia
Press, who bitterly opposed Hsrtranft,
aud who says
"Gresley's doom is sealed, and it would
b folly to allege that Hartranft's majority
10 the. offspring Of fraud. We believe it to
Be Legitimate majority. General Grant
pulled the ticket through
They charge that Philadelphia
heavy nsjorisy was brought about by
On imported vote J; that the vote this
year was lsrger than ever before known
in that city. This the facts prove to be
false. This year the vote Of Philadel-
phia WAS 1l8, JIG; in 1863 il Va.
III ,A1-or 3, 1892 more than this year.
The large majority in Pennsylvania for
Governor Hartranft is but the sh,d.
ow Of what that State will do in No.
vember. President Grants majority
will not fall shor. of Sixty Thousand,
aud it will most likely exceed that
"As: Peunsylv.ui. goes 80 goes the
Union" i an old political axiom which
makes that States position in October
foretell tue result Of each Pre.idential
campaign.
. The Republicans Of Ohio carry tho
State BY about Twelve thousand ma.
josity aud elect fifteen ont Of tho TWEEN.
tysshree Members Of Congress. Local
complications lost them the two Con.
gressmen in the Hamilton County Dis
tsiet, snd ver.confdence cut down the
majority on tho State ticket many
thoaiands. In November the Twelve
Thousand will Be doubled At least.
r. The Democrats are pretending to be
sxeeediogIy jubilant over the election
OF Gov. Hendricks in Irdisoa by tho
pitiful m.jorit, Of 804, but they see
that there is No victory in it. In 1870
the Democratic majority in Indian.
was 1858; now it is barely 800 -
! The Republicans have elected tbsir
candidate for Lieutenant Governor. by
1873 majority, and u: the rest of the
State ticket except Superintendent Of
Public In,truetion. The Legislature,
which was Democratic, has now Re-
publican msjority Of twelve on joint
ballot, assuring the Reelection Of Gov
Morton to the United States Senate.
-Four Congressman have been gained
: giving the Republicans ten out Of the
? thirteen sent by the State, and the az.
gregste majority on Congressman
(Which is the true test) is 1857. In
The State election 10 October, 1868,
the Rspublican m.jority WAS only 96l,
while in November Gen. Grant had TO-.
0oo.z The October, 1872, majority of
1857 will be increased next month, At
tho ratio Of four years ago, to about
10000. II the Democrats md Liber.
Il sap. pick . grain Of comfort out Of
the Indians.e election, they are welcome
!, 10 Il. stEE%. 19ad ta~j.HT! ut! -.
- while tia Presidential election is
prsotfsslty over aud while Gen. Grants
/; majority In -Minnosots will be certainly
:TSu Thousand and may reach Fifteen
Thousand, W would urge the friends
tofsood government not 70 cease for
Isns6t from their l.bors. Over. eoud-
dSsepsndanesrs any cause. The bit.
10 y nsver ever with until tho polls
NJ spssd "a tho day Of election. If
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On the first page may be found an
article from the Superintendent of the
Insane Asylum, in regard to the pro-
posed Constitutional Amendment for
loan.
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The Chicago Tribune "bolts'' the
% called Liberal nominations for offices
to be filled in that city, on the ground
that the nominees are ''incemPetent and
offensive" :
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THUS far the Republicans have
gained thirteen copgrsnn.o. IS
much for the "Greeley Wave. ''',,z' Il : I
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ABOUT the only political capital he
New York Tribune has had tor some
weeks has been its charges that Speaker
Blaine had received $4,000, 900 bribe
from the Union Pacific railroad. Mr..
Blaine's deoials we're not accepted, and
the charge was persisted in. Hon.
Thos. Ewing Jr.. Of Ohio, and Col.
J. Stone were the parties whom the
Tribune named as having made the
contract with and paid the bride to
Mr.. Blaine. Mr.. Ewing now publishes
a letter 10 which he denies, most fully
and explicitly, the whole charge, not
only sxeulpating Speaker Blaine bot
su,h other Members of Congress and
public officers as have beea included IN
these supposed transactions. There be-
ing nothing wb.tever for that paper
to stand on, the Tribune says editori,lly
that it "tskes pleasure in Withdrawing
in tho fullest and promptest manner
the imputatioas upon Speaker Blaine
in reference to the supposed transact
ions With the Union Pacific r. R, EAST
eru Division business" What will
be the next .lander manufactured by
tho Greele yites p?
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any are waverias, convince and con.
firm them on the right side. Make ar.
rangemeuts to have every Republican
voter brought to the polls. Let US not
only have victory, but grand victory.
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OCTOBER Goth ADD 2lst ne b b
observed throughout the world for uni.
versal prayer 10 behalf Of Sunday.
schools. ;, .sn 49, e.
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Mn. WE. BALL has agaiu assumed
the editorial management Of the De.
troit Record. 1919 j
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REpuBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

:
The Republican, Of stearns county are requested
to meet IN Convention Ut the Court House In st.
Cloud o. IHURSDAY. OCT 2!rH. 1917. at3 o'clock
?. r. for the purpose OF nominating candidates for
tho following scss. viz. One State Senators Coun.
~ Auditor and County Commisatonsrs for tho I'd
and "a Connioioner Districts. The several Wards
and Towns are entitled to delegates - follo"s VI.
City Of q. Cloud, First Ward.
- Second Ward,
=" {" Third Ward.
Fourth Ward,
Town Of Mairs Praifie,'
North Fork,
Fair Haven,
Psynesvills,
Raymond, :
Sank Centre,
mi other towns in the county are entitled to ono
DELEGATE each. None but straight Grant and Wilson
Republicans will be entitled to votes In the primary
me1tipss or to SEATS In the C0nvsntion.
J. I. WEST,
A. BARTO,
GEO. e. WARNER,
County Committee.
Dated 81. Cloud, Sept 10th. 1871.
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ID III they, the People Of s-tAe Sssth,
say they want Dlsunlen, ] viii con
sent to it."-Roraes g, etl<ys .psse1 q
Rsts6urgA. " w. f. = -
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THESE Greeley chaps would drrw
blood out Of a turnip. Pennsylvania
largely Republican ; big majority in
Ohio; Indiana eleotiog the entire Re-
publican State ticket except Governor,
and more than offsettiug that by gain.
iog four members Of Congress and the
Legislature and yet tho Minneapolis
Times says: 49, ..,7a =
altogether the result is by NO means ~
diseouraging as was At fret believed, ana
seems 10 rs to foreshsdew the Triumphant
election Of Greeley in November 49,!
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Iowa, ono Of the staunchest of the
Republican States, and ono that has
been under Democratic rule less, We
believe, than any other State, is entire
y out Of debt, aud has large cash BAL
ance in the Treasury. So nuch for
the "Radicial thieves"
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2 ""FAssr FIar,". wife Of james Par.
ton, DIED 10 New York % Friday, .g.d
%s]H 81 a.. s31s&3a 81 %$e5 49, =
sixty.ono years. ~. .
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TIE G'eeleyites are "shsking," not
over the "bloody ohssm," but over tho
election returns from Penusylysnis,
Ohio and Iodiaus. -,
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,sg The San Francisco infants we're
rocked to sleep on last Saturday night
by playful earthquake.
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AT the State election in' Son tn Car,
china Yesterday the entire Republican
ticket was elected by, large majority,
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BAD FIX.

., The Rig are in an ,goni.sa fran.
VI "'0'' They haunt the streets from
"'o'os until night, and every man
from tho country Of any political prom.
'0eneo is br.ttouboled and piled with
-. "' as to which member of the
1 -.g would be likely to make most
headvay against the present nominee
for Senator. The virtues, qualifica.
lions and public % services Of each
Riogite arc passed in review, but thus
far the result Of their labors has been
exceedingly disoouraging. They find
| ""av~6nvu.~ p-.--~----------
. sentiment in favor of Mr.. Burbank
which they cannot affect. They also
fnd that there is net one of their
number whom the people, to tho re.
hottest precinct, do not appreciate -
being tainted with the general corrup-
ton. The people want some man out
side the control of this combination.
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Colonel Alexander K. Mcclure,
Chairman of the Liberal State Central
Committee Of Pennsylvania, says IN the
Philadelphia Press: "Pennsylvania is
hopelessly for Grant, aud do not think
either Ohio or indiana is likely 10 vote
for Greeley. I regard the debatable
States as settled against Us BY the %.
tober elections.''
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IT'S SAD!- The Litohfisld News
briggs the mournfal intelligence that
when that sweet growth of purity,
h. l.. Gordon, reached Litch6eld to
enlighten the people as to their duty,
not single person turned out to hear
him, Of, As tho Ne,os felic,tously ex.
presses it, ito hear one who is getting
rich on government Land Office pick
ings" The st. Paul Pioneer also IN.
feelingly publishes to the world that
"the meeting announced for L,tahfeld
With laundering Gordon as orator died
without borain, and the thundere's elo.
quence had to remain bottled for auoth.
er community, where the people are
not so we'll acquainted with the doings
Of the land Office rings, Of which Cor
don is a shining light"
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STATE LAND OFFICE.

81. PAU, MIMI, sspt. -. 1s72
Notice h hsTsbg given thst tho School Agrcultu
raj College and Unversity Lands that have been ap
praised and Inmain unsod in the following Countjsl
will b. rs-onsrsd for ssls, viz:
Cb~stx. Poee Of Sale. 1mS.
Yreeborn, Albert Lea, Thursdsy Nov. 7. ~
lsriesult, Blue Earth City Saturday Now .. ~
Martin, farmount, Monday Nov. II, ~
Jackson, Jackson Wsdr'y Nov. Is. ~
Cotton wood, Window Friday Nov. 10, II
Mcleod. Glencoe Tuesday Nov, 10, ~
Aeeker. Litchfeld Thursday Nov 81, ~
Kandiyohi, Willnar Friday Nov. r. -
Stearns, st. Cloud, Tuesday Nov. a, ~
Douglas, Alexandria, Saturday Nov % ~
Printed lists showing tho tracts to b offered thair
appraised value and terros Of SIDE, will b freely d.
tributed in tho counties mentioned
No lands will bs sold Tor Lees than their sppraissi
value.
At least aresn psr eset. Of the purehs,, uossv
must b PAID down at The time Of the purchsss y
xehoF With the interest the remaining portion to
the hrst Of jane 1873 q the rate Of seyen Der eent
per annun. On timber lands the llrst payment must
equal TIE valas Of the timber when separated nom
the land.
After tie Arst payment and ~ Jeps ~ the annual
seven per cent interest paid On ths first Of June
Of Zach year the balance Of the princpa purchase
money In full in installments q payable ct The
option Of the purchassr Until twenty Year, from Tie
date Of sale, whom all arrears must b paid. Upon
failure to pay tho iuterut when due tie Land revsss
to the Stata without further notice Or process and
will again b sold at public sals unless doubl tAs
amount OF interest due u prevtoasly paid.
ectl7-novso oomnaissioa;s.
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Cheap Carpet Hall of tho
State.

Large stock Constantly On Hand.
Gs5& AZ tl@s4tJ. ikATHIEH,
46 % Street, st. Paul, Ninnss . to
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Parties in need Of autteriag, Spsutinx,
Of any kind Of Job Work viii ind II 70
their advantage 70 give ne . call % Itnsks
this branch speciality. n4s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
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OPERA SALOON.
+. VINCENT, Paopa1rr,o..

Having leased this we'll known AID p.p.las
Saloon and Restaurant
:! would be pleased 70 have can from ~
friends. l will ksep On hand 1t all times tks
choicest ga - Ssss5g.s5.. .,sze:sssZ
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Ale. Lager, &c., sc.
Good Billiard Tables.
ssxa - r VINCENT
st. Cloud, April "A, 1871. y1s.i
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T. J. BoNHAM,;

Practical fissnith and Dealer In
- TT N w A r d., =
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In Pennsylvania the ?
al except twelve g.
,,nh or, X. - majority for Hart
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T Useful FACTS WORTH KNOWING!

THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH-POw-
DER will keep the teeth Clean sound, and
white Price rs and SO cents per bottle.
T1IOMPSON'S POMADE UPTIME will cleanse
soften, beantify, and strengthen the hair
Price % and 90 cents per bottle.
JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE
CLEANER will restore soiled gloves to thslr
Pristine beauty and usefulness. Price 20 cents
per bottle.
SHERMAN'S' COUGH LOZENGES will give
immediate relief, and certainly cure a cough
Price rs cents per box.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES will expsa
all worms, and are pleasant to the taste
Price rs cents Der box
WELLS MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTH.
EN1NG PLASTERS, whenever a plaster ls
needed, are unriyaled. Price 20, %, and 81
cents each.
CHINESE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS will instant.
ly relieve this most distressing rnalady Price
rs cents per bottle.
REXFORD'S INDICATED GINGERBREAD
NUTS FOR WORMS are readily eaten In
children, and are efiicacious. Price IS cents
per box.
All for sale by druggists, sc
T. O. WELLS & co,
Wholesale Agents,
1a so-dAwly No. ls2 Fulton street NJ
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE And MARINE.

FIRE AID MARINE.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE & Co., Agents, HOS
Main street.
LIVERPOOL g. LONDON 4 GLOBE, Davon-
port Il Go. agents, ll04 Main street I'D fioor.)
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
CO., 1902 Main street, See advertisement.
THos. Nj. ALFRIEND & SON, General Agents,
s02 Main street. See advertisement.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF yIR-
GINA, Tenth and Bank streets.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK-Thomas S.
Armisteau, agent--lll3 Main street.
LIFE.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, Virginia
Department office 1914 Main street. See ad-
yertiseInent.
MUTUAL LIFE IN. Y.l-John II. Claiborne,
agent HOS Main street.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGT0N-Home Office
e22 Main street
BROOKLYN IN. Y.)-Thos II. Alfriend & Son
Agents-s02 Main street. See advertisement. \
UNIVERSAL LIFE IN. Y.)--L W. Rose, Agent,
Ills Main street
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How to Secure the Appointment of superyi-
sOrs of Election.

Whenever in any city or town having
upwards of twenty thousand inhabitants
there shall be two citizens thereof, and
wheneuer, IN any county or parish, IN any
Congressional district, there shall be ten
citizens thereof Of good standing who,
prior to any registration of voters for an
election for representative or delegate in
the Congress of the United States, or prior
to any election at which representative
or delegate IN Congress is to be voted for,
shall make known, in writing, to the Judge
of the Circuit court of the United States
for the circuit wherein such city, town,
county, or parish shall be, their desire to
have said registration, or said election,
or both, guarded and serutinized, it
shall be the duty of the said Judge Of
the Circuit court, within not less than
ten days prior to said registration,
if one there be, or if no registration
be required, within not less than
ten days prior to said election to open the
said Circuit court at the most convenient
point in said circuit. And the said court,
when SO opened by said judge, shall proceed
to appoint and commission from day to
day and from time to time and under the
hand of the said circuit judge, and under
the seal of said court. for each election
district or voting precinct in each and
every such city, town, county or parish, as
shall in the manner herein prescribed, have
applied therefor, and to revoke, change or
renew said appointment from time
to time, two citizens, residents of said
city or town, or Of said election district
or voting precinct in said county or
parish, who shall be of different politi-
cal parties, and able to read and
write the English language, and who shall
be known and designated as supervisors Of
election. But no compensa-
tion is to be allowed to the supervisors APP
pointed, except those appointed in cities or
towns of twenty thousand or more inhabi-
tants.
1t is part Of the duty Of the chief super
visor to receive the applications of all par
ties for appointment to such positions and
upon the opening of the court to present
suchl application to the Judge thereof,
and furnish information to said judge in
respect to the appointment by the said
court of such supervisors of election.
M. +. Peasants, ESQ.,, of Richmond,
has been appointed chief supervisor for the
State Of Virginia. All applications must
be forwarded to him.
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one thnhsand dollar..

For education, one Thousand dollars.
For assistance la agricultural operations two
thousand dollars.
For five per centum interest on two hundred
thousand dollars, for purposes OF education, per
sixth article treaty OF August seventh, eighteen
hundred and ilfty-sixth, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on six hundred and sevepty-fiye
thousand one hundred and sixty-eight dollars,
at the rate of five per centum per annum, to be
expended under the direction of the Secretary of
the Interior, under provisions of third article
trcaty,of June fourteenth, eighteenth hundred
and sixty-six, thirty-three thousand seven hun
dred and flty.eight dollars and forty cents.
TO be Oontinued.l
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1857
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Thas on oh

rENHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-Thap on the
l. 10th day of Sept'r A. d. 1872, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued ont of the District Court
OF the United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, against the estate of Joseph Lewis,
of Dinwiddie CO. and State of Virginia, who has
been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition
the delivery of any property belong
ing to said bankrupt, him or for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him, are forbid l.
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at n court of bankruptcy, be holden at the
Registers office Richmond, Virginia, before W.
W. Forbes, Esq. Register. on the 10th day of
October, A, j. 1872, 1T 10 o'clock A. NJ
DAVID Il. PARKER,
Sc @-At2w u. S. Marshal.