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Miller pretends to be in doubt a. 10
whether be got that historic s. 900, and
quite likely he entertains the delu.ive hope
lba, everybody else ia in doubt about il.
There sac circumstances about the al air
which mni-, be considered. which Miller has
meyer referred to or made sny ezplsnation
Of Whatever. He ven. to the legislature a
Carney man. Carney was prominent can
did-tf. La.t G.!dse!i vas not thought to have
. chang 81 all, essn il be vas considered
candidate. Suddenly Carney Sa3 Of the
track, and Miller betame . Caldwell man.
Him.elf ard others came homo flush, !"
and paid of mortgages and big debts and
otherwise proved that they had made money
si Topeka Caldwell was Investigated, and
the hass seyeslea that Carney's sudden
withdrawal rs. ;Edr,ea BY fifteen
thousand dollars paid By Cad-
veil, and that his election had Cost him
over sec, 900. One Of the items sho~n to
lave been paid, making . part Ct the $780,
000, vas the s-,T; e 900, which all the
evidence ,r-c:s 10 SOL. 'Iiiller. 0ae thing is
certain, il vas traced nowhere else. The
evidence was 90 strong against Caid sell thst
be dared not risk vote on his case. bat re
siepsd. Miller has meyer explained any Of
the circumstances msRtiosed in the EVIDENCE
in regard to his getting thst money. These
things may be only circumstances. but they
make up the strongest kind Of circum-t,n-
tisl evidence. We entertain the idea that
Miller will 6ad iteasier to ''reform" af,er he
has I.sle full confession a. to how he got
that money. khf,se- it vas paid to him in
hsnd by Tom Andersos; o. \ hsther it wss
laid on table in RON in the Tent Home
by Carney and Anderson, Who conveniently
turned their b,ck- while he went in and
"ras it fssn mis- jeans." Troy Repubi
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TmE 0RAHGES,

Labor UuSon-A New G,ssll-POliise6ass
asstax tn-Ail l.assriag Men Equ"s.
No enterprise nor pursuit intended for the
public good can he SO valuable and interest
ing a. absolutely to merit the concealment
of the great trulhs which iie at the founda-
ton. and which actuate its origin.
Every truth embraced within the "Farm-
ers' movement" should be made the topic o!
discussion by every farmer Of the "land, "
and be presented in its most vivid light 10
every dim-s;ghted monopolist, who, with
his gold and ''rings." has 80 long been driv-
ing the farmers 10 the verge Of bankruptcy.
The country cannot afford to have any part
Of the real truths Of this most Won ierfrl po-
lite Al revolution in the Wet and South to
he impeded by asecrets" We are not
opposed to "seciecy" when It il applied TO
special societies, intended to henett the
members and their families, and net inter
fere with outside partiee; but We doubt the
propriesy of going into secret council con-
cerIipg matters affecting the National poll
tics in Which all citizens are equally IN
yolved.
The spirit Of any fsee government il over.
looked when one set OF MEG can organize =
secret move againsi another set Q, r,en whOse
Interest and occupations are identical. The
religious views Of thousands Of our bert citi-
xens. and moet successful farmers compel
them to decline any opportunity TO AID any
secret movement, however worthy the enter
prise. or however anxious such citizsns may
be 10 help the cause. For, in such cases,
either religious liberty" or political
right il iat.sserred with. The constitution
and the true spirit ct the people Of this
country, guarantee eSss! rights and poiiti-
cal liberties to every citizen. Eence. while
Ne are favorable to the principles sdSScfted
bv the G,.nses, and wish them all SUCCESS
possible, yet 10 our humble opinion. .
larger view Of the Eatter should be taken
and extra forces added 70 .he ranss in the
good cause. ~ organizing Labor Union.
In which al Glasses Of laboserl, without eE-
excuse Of secrecy OF clae can be represented.
ne farmer. the blackamith, the carpenter,
The machinia, and the mechanics generally,
are equally interested in the sdvancemeht oil
eoch other. The battlefield In this struggle
: occupied By the working people On one
-. The hsatls has for yean been
- o heaven these paztssa
~ - p5rAqy = q the -
- y 81
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NEW YORK, July S.
FIoUs-Quist. mactivs i n shsie firm =, su.
perfine 81 sSot5 80. mmon - good s. 6i@6 *
good choice 81 et96 -; viii e whea; extra &C 81
as ~.
WHIsKY-In fair request at BIC.
WHEAT-opened quiet and el sed finn with
goof demand; No. Northwest o. It..I A.; No. =.
Milwaukee 81 I2al Il
kYE-iieavy ard lower,
BAkLkr-t{uiet
Consultative aud sha 'e higher; steamer mix
ed 5l953c; very choice do 5+esj6; r-il 80; yellow
western Coz.
OATs-Heavy and loser; new western mixed
iSIii..
CoFFEE-Unchangei
SrGAR-Steaiy
MoLks-E-C nchansel.
PnoyIsIoSs-Firmdr AMI unsettled.
Pork mess slT 'agi7 SO; prime 81 90
10 81,
BExr-Unchanged.
CuI Meats Qu ct, bst frmer; miidIes n,m
short clear dull al &c; long clear si4a9c.
LARD-Str ne; western steam, So
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PwESS POINTS.

! The two Iowa youths who had a shoot
ing match about a young lady announced
themselves mutually satisfied, when, on the
| second round apiece, both remained unhurt,
bu. the third OF the bys,anders was wounded.
I, is ascertained t.,at Of forty-three girl
graduates of the Lawrence, Mass, schools,
bat one INDUCES in the afiectation OF sPellins
her frat name with an sic" The fact Is
mentioned az an evidence Of an improving
condition of the female mind.
An Iowa editor had the mi-foit Inc to
be run away with by the wife of one OF his
subscribers. The brett husband came
round and stopped his paper. The I'M
fortunate editor remarked: "Some men
will Withdraw their subscriptions for the
most trivial reasons"
-Twen,y million postal cards were issued
prior to the lst OF January, or half card to
each inhabitant in the country. by the
time We get card piece the demand will,
doub' less, be modified.
1t is said that Thomas Mast will take
the lecture field next winter. Unless he
goes back on his previous Efforts there is no
doubt that he will he able To draw well.
The ST. Louis Globe is unhappy when
it ob-erves the providence of Chicago IN APP
propria,ing five thousand dollars for free
public baths, and contemplates tine sordid
stinginess OF ST. Louis in refusing 10 I've
washed at any ps:ce.-Chioago Post.
The people Of Bonham, Texas, are in
wonder over the portentious sign OF large
serpent which they have seen in the clouds
IT signifies that if they do not swear of from
the quality of whisky they are now drink
ing they will die OF snakes.-7roy CHG.
The valedictarian at Vassar College,
last week, in addressing the fDrtv-seven
young LAZY graduates, charged them to
ssbreak down the barriers of bigOtry. and
lift woman to her long vacant throne, not
above man, nor beneath him, but by his
side" A few days on the beach at Long
Branch with the boys will take all that
nonsense ont of their heads.
One of the custom. house officials on the
dock yesterday observed woman coming of
the boat with bundle in her arms, and "a
he thought she rather sought to evade him.
he followed her and said, "Please unro!i
that bundle; it looks rather suspicious"
"Perhaps il does" replied the woman, I'M
covering the head and face Of brisht-eyed
baby, "but I've got seven more Of 'em on
the other si.ie-Detroh Tribune.
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A We have heard Of several attempts at
altering pots Of hand, pc publish the fol-
Iow;n, decree Of the snprs.s Court: "a
w,n promi.et 70 pay one hundred dollars.
He sssd griotsd form, but did not close
mp the blank devoted to dailsrs. and. after i,
p,esed - negotiable paper, somebody insert
Ell '.and Ghy" after the one hundred ard BE-
fore the printed word dollan. The note
thus altered 20. into the hands Of an innocrnt
party, sho presented j, to the drawer. and
the suprems Corh decided that the maker
". responsible Tor Il; f.se, b-r'rs ;:lrorsa
sfgi;ssass he did po. arsx . Line Letvees
The written sssj nsraFsa aad The printed
word dollar. Any tes,tnoay thst :hs
drawer might offer to essabiish the fact that
be gave q n,se for only one hundred dollars
ruust 20 for nothing, - ''there vas nothing
al IL f.cs al he nese shosine that Il had
bees sl,arsd"i Esaense II a. sfe;ai;on on
Tie face Of he noae would have changed ihe
-. La this dscisioa b vasniag 70 all
issauD = pssni1py peee. No 90 eaal
- 49, = - G11l1Ay =
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~. loaSs 0sskes.

81. LOUIS. July .
Hxxr-Dull and nominal.
fLoUR-F.rm and in good order and local de-
mant.
wHE,T-F rmer. reslly goo' offering; No
and fall would command 81 7oe,l 60 re pect.
lively.
Ter August.
OATs- Firmer; No. 2 mixed 27s< d2sl.c s-cked
RskLEY-NO,hing din
RYE-t1uiet, No e0e
Pork = Firm and in god lobbins demand al
Si6 25Sel5 "a.
Day SALT MEATS He:, very firm at higher
prices; roTnd lots Offering.
BAcoN-SOf an busins restrc' Ell Nv high
prices askef; shoulders sc; ciea Irib 90 aIcc
clear sid 5 IOll014c; country clear sides .icl ed
SIC.
HsMs-Ha15c.
LAxD-l ull; IsErel. in . spaall lay, SIC fer
tiercs.
WHIsxy-Dull, lower and not sale able at over
s7x9ssc.
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RESlG n ED.

We learn from Trustworthy source that
Mr.. Walker, of Douglas county, has placed
his resignation as State Senator in the hands
of the proper official. In all probability
Sidney Clarke will be candidate to fill the
vacancy in the State Senate. That being the
case, the fight in Douglas county will wax
warm enough to suit admirers of political
excitement
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GhsenEs Nmraes.
CHICAGO, July 8.

CHICAGO, July 8.
fLouR-Qu,st.
wHEAr-1n iair demand anil advanced; No. I
spring, hard, sold az 81 "a; No. closed at 81 1j
spot or Juiv; 81 1875 August: No. 81 t3tal o.
Consultative and advanced; No. mixed So.
a31c spot or July: 3siIe39 AUGUST.
QArs-in tar demand and advanced; No. 2 29c
cash
RYE Steady; No 6Dc bid; co., asked
BARLEY-ln far demand AMI advanced; No. 2
fall 60c.
p RK-In far i man AID advanced si5 90 spot :
sales for AUGUST t16 0'dl6 I2%
LARD-Q net and nominal IS 056ss TO-
BULK MEATS - In good de mand and held Is
CHER: shoulders &c short rib sszas5sc spot;
clear s1sa3c; August delivery quo;sd about &c
ab,ve PIT.
BscoN--Steady and unchanged
Hrs-in pickle. sold at I1is H. .or Is n average
wHIsEY-stea.ly at s5e.
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Cooley foot placed him .. terrible disad-
vantage I observed that he sat down While
the seconds were measuring the ground. and
I do not think he could hear the weight Of his
tody upon hisioot without feeling acute pain.
Both gentlemen, hsvevsr, exhibited the NJ
most coolnea throughout, snd not nervous
tremor from first to last could be detected in
either
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TNeek1p Gimes
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1873.
.,oxDs wkONGFULLY ISSUED.

A telegram was received at the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday, from the sushori-
ties at Salina, Kansas, stating that it had
been discovered that Salina bond- to the
amount of $50, 600 had been wrongfully is-
sued, and are now in circulation. The num-
Der Of the bonds were no: given.-N. r.
Tnes .July g.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
P,ep.r.a b. }; GaRAsC.TEr.

Prrpsr~d BY j. GAEiSt.fEE,
No 2t boo Jnmhari. PaSs
Iesss E.ss ase I..st,,y recommended by the ea.irc
Aodcal Fscuity NJ France tho vs-Y 10, remedy
N al e.se- q SSsrs..nnh"s o, t.'n; ral ees tn.s.
hility. And al the ghastly train 81 ia ass 49,
from Abuse and Secret Habits. They =. VIII, a
other rem" ~s fNii sud have h~ea u-.d with
ing src>css ~ the leading french hy.isrAns dur,nr
the pa.t u ye1rs- Pamphlet 81 Adslr. IN each b.;
~ Siii he sent re- tn sny etfr-~a Griee . per
tS0Xs Sent s.sAs:. ~A.is -sai..i fra. at On
e1.,o.. receipt ~ yriee ~ any Advertised Agent
YoCAk e. MDS!S. lstoRTL.sDT 81. Hsy YOsK
Solo G9nssai AgenI fer smsrs~x
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Beware Of Counterfeits -
JOB kGSES' 80 ~, ,:in:.: :. c.,Es.'''

Are >z'er.s.eiy c-Sr-SrFI:. Il T..4.-. ,.,.,, q,
-.'fssseor 80 ssH ...- ,,.s,.
1Is yssA'"~ h.f" -" - o.. 49, s...k
fs.rHsJe. - /" t's. o. ID The
6ESrISE Pills are 'i-fsi;ul ~ .f. .s-- = nose
pasnfui and dsu-cross "a >. -. .rr,sle
Contribution Is suDJc.t. IL "a. az ..,.x.lvo
arc ea:s ~: .'-a...-. t,i~ vac. raus-d
~ c"in. sh.a.n.l'' tts',. ~. ca %
and i-snt5, ';.t,sa. "a - rN--st. Vim Eat on
OF tbs Heart. Hyster.rs spc f.'e trey ~ -.-rr.
cure SE-c 81 vttsE .i..ass t-E5 fa;ic and .it.,,. u
.ery powerful ri,;,ass uD,Ez aors:ui IN mos,
delicste upnsrIt ati:.a.
Circular III i.sh.s Ge-Ta-u and Tr.r.. !. .-,..nd
eaSn fosf1s KsssS iuii Gsfrs,i /, and ct.i G
The GiSJISs Fills -s,li at .azi i'm, ..-.- Int
u your druyzrs: "asr.t cs.pry ta,. -! q. rot
be persuaded 20 1ccsp; any ,.a;~rsa /, trs., ar
tisie but .e.i One :iilar ,J-u,i-ir :,h
lcsfs. II tsrt!sat. S:.eas. ~ ) - - "a. .ns
OF express osr. :, winch pa Wi al -.se ...ek-
Ass ard '.'ti, - ,as GpsCisr riI!s -c~nv-!f >ad
e..e.S :. pi.i. -s.rs.. SAINT - return
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MARKETS BY fELEoIAPH
Sew Sork Asoey Market.

Sew Yorh ASoey Market.
NEW Yoak. Jul; ).
MONEY Easy at sas per cont.
SrEeIiSs--trun e. ant high r; 81 nat for GO
day.. and lc'z Tor sight.
10 d Active nd higher, advancing from II u
to mss co-ins s' li5t.Nli -
Lps><-3IJ per cent.
CtE,SiNo>-sIl. 01S,,sS.
TsL.sasY pIsBUxsExENTs-{t2l.0 coz
CUSTOM RscEIPIs-s1S5 WaD
GovkENsS>Ts-Stronler sith upward te' q .ncy
AMI Gnaat'ed densna from Z, rel. u b nk-rs.
STATE BO>D-Qai-t.
SrOcSs-,lu II Had ae i've III more im; or. mt
changes ht'. foo some 1 me-
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a Nsaahsy C0sa0eretai

We receiye the Leavenwcrth CONNER
eiaf in exchange. 80! like the paper very
veil. We ai-o receiye The DAILY Argus
containing the same matter a. toe Gunner.
eioi, ~ith the exceptions of one OF tv0 Demo
cratic editorials and few iocsls. We are
rather pleased with the refreshing eameness.
We Likewise receive the Daily Cdu. coz.
tanning editorial snd relect matter from the
Commercial, With ths addition Of . few local
noticee, affording 4 charnsise ;rksomenesa.
Moreover, We receive the Weekly LesaLs,
entirely made mp Of matter that has aP-
peared In lie Can, which BY this time has
become ~ delish,sIlly interesting - . blank
mortgage. Nov, ifthey coTu only put it in
. permanent shape, by inserting il = q
uaouthly qualifications, there would he sothise
more To- The heart TO desire.-1foy Gig.
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~. Lsu,s E.y. Ss.~k Ms.Aes.

NJ EOu1S ElVe N06fk MN6ke0.
st. LOUIS, July 8.
CsTrLs-Steady, unehangesi and nothing dol ne
by shippers.
Hcss-Quo;ed at 81 ooei p.
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RELIEF IN TEES Ea!MJTEs.

VBRYAN'S PCLMOCyC WATERS 8
Cure CoUGHs. CoLDA, AsIEa, Hpo~sB,r,s Sorr
IHkoAT, HoARsENEsa. DYv5CrIT BREArsiS Is-
ePfxNr CoEsuMPTIoS AND LING DIsHssEs they
nave ID taste u rsdiene. and any chiIi vill tai
shem Thousands hssS bcss rssu..s6 70 health that
~ sesoss deSsssd Iss s x,,en in h.ntrss'
frsce b eenss per hex. jon NOSES. Proprisl
tov. Is Covtla1dt Street, New Yavk
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xas repested, and b,i:h guns Sese sir,ulta
neou-ly discharged.
With convplsiye wru to the LEFT. ods'
Cooley eli.
The friends and spec, ,tors, who, in ihs
meantime, hsd remained at the sis.isn. nov
approached. The seconds Of both parties
publicly proclaimed the fact that everything
had been conducted in strict accordance
With the terms Of the written agreement,
and without any attempt at unssirness on
either side. Ss;iss .hi.. they shook hands
and rarted-
Ga behalf of Col. Rhe,.. MS se1cbSs lsn-
dered the seconds of Judge Cooley the use
Of carriage, but it was declined, and that
party retired in the direction Of By St.
Louis.
When reached juise CoOiey's side /
found him lying On his back ilseasible, and
ea.pine for breath. His face did 10; sppsar
to he distorted With pain, tut he was evil
IDENTIFY dying. The ball, a musket hall. one
ounce, l3-le9:hs Of an i4ch in diamrfer.
penetrated hi. left s,de about the region Of
the heart, s?i ranging upward.
DR.. Holiid ~ /. leaning over hiPi. and
ice and little raw cotton ~~.. hsins applied
tn his wound, bat it vas evident that al, s.@d-
ical aid vss useless He remarked, before
reached MIN. to Dr.. Holiday, Il am shot
in the breast" These were the last words
he spoke. He expired ina very few minutes.
A messenger was ci-rs,ched to the neighbor-
ing house Tor sit ysrds Of cotton cloth. With
which they enveloped the body, an! It vas
then borne &C door to the station. where Il
,rmaiued ,niil TIE E.;n 70 New Orleans ar
rived. Tae duel took plsGs 8; thirty min.
utes past 10 O'Clock, ssd The trsiR egriyea
at l.
At that time the remains Of Judge Cooley
ssss placed in the baggage car. Col. Rheti
and party ret.rned TO Montgomery Station
ut about this time. snd ttey also took the
train for the city. The sars s;oppe6 opposite
the Lusenburg Hospital, when tie tie "a
mains OF Judge Cooley were removed to that
institStiou, Col. Rheti's friends assietisg
those of The lesesapd. Col Rheit and party
aopped e Caibosne sfTeel.
: nsmahnia. - - = ! d ~. Len,
rlf41y1[ 1l4 - t14yep1g1n
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Hermuda dates are 70 the lss inst. Whila
. number of men were pumping out the
snsded ship Besunasis Casele. Eiuuod
Ryas, in attempting 10 elsas ths sanners
gsp - s.eaepsd = - - = u
, 1873-02-12

b~eviisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Executor der behandler
BOet.
Frederiksted St. Croix, den Bite
Januar 1878.
WIN, F. MOORE.
n IL and every one who consider
III themselves entitled to any claim
against the estate Of the late George
Walker, planter and merchant, ire
hereby summoned TO present and
prove such claim to the undersigned
Executor administering the said cs-
tate, before the expiration of 6
months.
Ftederiksted St, Croix January
3lst 1878.
WIN. f. MOORE.
, 1873-02-12
BARBADOS
vi UtuaI Life Assurance Society
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

ESTABLISHED IN 184O.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
BlGHTS Society, which confines its bust =
a ness exclusively to assuring the live :
Of persons resident in the West Indies ,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, ~labOuring in the sam e
field, can offer. It's scale of Premium s,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and su fl
cient to create large SURPRISES, out Of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averagin g
q per cent per annum upon the amour t
assured have been distributed among tn e
Members of the Society.
It's career, during q period Of 80 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those inhabiting Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
sive Premiums as are charged by every
other Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premiums required to assure 500, for the
whoIe term, upon a single life -
, 1873-02-12

Assurances OF every description on SIM
Gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 Dollars to 10000 Dol
lars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option Of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the pay
ment of their Premiums, may either dis
pose OF their Policies to the Society upon
equitable terms, or obtain a free Policy
for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
coived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position Of
the Society are made quin|quennially, and
the surplus then existing is allotted to the
Members, after a sufficient sum has been
set aside for the purposes of the Reserve
Fund. The next investigation and lvl~
sion Of Profits, will take place at the 31st
December, 1875.
The Society has Agencies in nearly oil
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
BAE20KCAA EXAMANE ssS:
DR.. van. BRETON. Dr.. HANSEN.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, agent.
, 1873-02-12
~ULNDLOSTE We
FREDERIKSTEDS POSTCONTOIR.

FREDERIKSTEDS POSTCONTOIR.
Chs. Adams, Louisa Adams, JOS. Bran
dan, John BrilIo, Louisa Brian, Joseph A.
Christian, RosaIine Coolsom, JOS Corne-
Illus, Horace Deyereux, John A, Francis,
Josephine Hatchett, VIM Hill, Mrs Horn
GAGS, Louisa Jonas, Chs, Juraunt, Alice
Laurence, Rooth Lookus, Christence Nc
F%arlane, CalIasta NATHAN, Lizzy Menerz,
G. II. Moorhead, Cathrin Nathan, Polly
Poison, Carolina Richard, Hendriator Tho
mas, Daniel Whitaker, Susanna Will
liams, Mary WispetaIl, Jos. Zopham.
, 1873-02-12

nLLE og Enhver, der maatte have
Ia Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Planter og Kj0bmand
George Walkerindkaldes herved med
6 Maaneders Varsel, at anmelde og
, 1873-02-12

TT is hereby made known that the
undersigned Executor will hold
sessions in the dealing of the late
George Walker every second Thurs
day in each month at 10 O'Clock noon
at the house No. Ii Strand street
in this town, the first time on the
18th of February next.
Frederiksted January 3lst 1878.
WIN. f. MOORE.
, 1873-02-12
Unclaimed Letters
In CHRISTIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.
3Ist january 1873.

oIoI OdHUdIy IDIO'
Mrs. Anne Z. Adams, Susanoah Baag,
Mary Bumsaf, Mrs. Bate, Jane Beck,
e. Benners, Dorretha Benners, EIizt Da-
bauz, VIM. Ellis, Amy Emanuel, Agnes
Fomer, J, B Gambin, Mrs. Sophy Grant,
A. r. HeyIieer, Maria Heyliger, Mrs.
Anna Henry, Mary Hopes, Mrs. NJ. IIyam,
Dothia James, Mrs. Victoria Jurard, Mrs.
Renthenson, Mr.. J. Lucust, Amy Manuel,
Jane Martin, Clans Nathan, G O9aard,
Helena PiIds, Mrs. Marion Rodgers, Eliza
beth Socabus, Sychi Simmon, VIM. Hen
ry Simas, Elizabeth Vanico, Caroline Van
white, Elizabeth ZochaYus.
, 1873-02-12

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Huset M. IL Strand Gade heri
Byen, f6rste Gang den 13de Februar
f0rstkommende.
Frederiksted den Site Januar
1878.
WIN. +. MOORE.