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SCPERIO" CITY JUBlL.NT.
Wilt sf ths Nertesrs rsciac 00clsls-
Their Selecaiss Il Depst Gvss,sd> aud
Other A 'rsngenent> for Bringisg their
Railroad Into Aspc,isr.


Gen. Gen w. CSss, Psssidsp, Of The Nor.
'hern faci6c Rsalroad Company. ". llilnyr
R"hesss. Chief, md = CKassbsrsy, Assiss.
sns Essinesr, of ~ .Ef. II T., yni,ed
Superior Isse llosd6y. q - laiefsse q thar
rad. They iools ~ ~ dspat rsounds
elected snd set apart 'ks ~ N.is,hern pA>
"jiic, neas the mosti, 1t The Nes1sdji river,
and considered them Handsomely located
md very dsissabj6. tTa 6Tt @sr"E 2@3|&"
These gruunds extend from Thompson
avenue Zone square east IT Becker avenur)
~ he Nemadji river. and fnm the north
side 1T First street ~ the auth side " Mich
ixan street, eubsacing l95 scres. The tssct
includes four piep, namely the Ogdensburg,
ssu6slo. Cleveland and Milwaukee piers.
,larSII~l with Quebec pier). giving the N
Z. oyer 500 fect Ut wafer fss'ssage on the
Nsmadt river. arcsssible bys iiSe ,sreest If
-'eamess. and within stost disssnos Of the
It. Louis river entry.
The N. r. extsaslon fspm Rscs's Point
sili c,n~ d0wn the highway, or county
rosd "n Connss's Point, striking ihe water
u R'y's. swo miles from the Rice Point
oriige, end three miles fr,m the Nemsdji.
thence following . virtual psolt'ngstion 1T
FiTst ssrest, By builtling over the waser u
about go fe.t fsou second street. and par
.llei herewith, iill Land 10 reached sssain, u
SelsDet0n avenue, sbOus one mile from the
Nemsdj,. ara.a 4saas ay 81. ..s 4..
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ARTlEjclal cloUOs.

The European correspondent "S tbs R's,
IN JSs,.es sr C1s~isery rrp~ss On inter.
sin. ~xnenment. wi,nessed 4 lsss winter BY
-..mben uf the French Acsdsmy Of 6cisnces
,rA ma societv of Aerscultusaiises, on the
,,,..v.,d co,ec.d MIN which sDupes from the
.,,.c;a ~ N.,nt YaIssjeu 70 the eoiua a1hs
.-c.,,msnt (Which 10 ssid 10 b. nothing
chin,erical. ue even novel, bot On old device
kuovn 70 Pliny end uthes ancssn,s, prac.
."o" 49,. ,s.-,.... :. ~. .,v..,..n,h
"ceo ~ 'oo "ee's"' :. 80. .:-.s :.
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f0E1hY.s
The 0ootoe In lovo.

bewtichiag. hssutnous. cruel Jsae Mcsnnosic
Ny hos''m's h'sd ." 'oaesr its ows loslis;
InsDirod BY thss, Dan Cupid's fatal as.uw,
Hss pierced ny apex csrdis.
No ks0ck bed. nor answer suy call:
No action have In ilium q duod~uu.s:
spissn. pancrsaa colon, stomach, live, ail
naU ssossAiaG ~U odd is ,e..
Ny ost~asd siss 10 1ttsd = DECISIVE; #0' f]
by stays md padding Tn ho,Isw shaa;
ny Inward aghs viii psiaful labor have
Ay vastsd dlaDhrag1. &C
ny hsschials are sose. ~ deltosd dwipaiss; " 1
This pectsrals 0at.S u usssal; / .4E
These sAssks. - shape,y oace srs sew but spindes
From tock q poplitssl sb'l>" .t''4#
4assetsrs and m0lasn have - fusthes use: e gs-
Fer weeks . SCORE I've f-d % thisnsss sruei:
Oons 10 the fsnctioa os The xaseric jsics. 's''t
ree waae os enstsic fssl. a. s...s.--,
os hsse vsssuipessus hsve takea tvssty-
"Spts VI. ol"-I hardly dare exhibit EN-!
"Dseea. 6oed. Oct. ~ ID 1is;'' '1qistt0 Ftu,
nGau.
Csps q tsissn." rt. ,4.r ~5sar,'
Bat IN q vain: Q ssbjec4-a csdsvsr- s.-44H
lhasea tswsd tAas tenrneet - nanow:
Foesdoomed an. since fated ~ y havs her.
swest, cruel Jase Acsparowi
-LaasAds AenlAty
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II
Ths Ussh Nosshssss has completed N
bssncA isso Cosippa l's"z ~. ..,s --.. y,
I Cheksss ass deisg much damage 10 sop'
In suos pssts os Osseos. i'3e. 1.s5
Pass1osis and pailid sose ,hrns.- -pssvai
II nasy passs of Oregon. ID ,e i q. ~
| Mn. Al Dunsway annouscss herself ,
casdidaas Tor Mayer Of Portland. .s .aynE
b Ssnasos Poesrey viii BE- .ried on II.
bribery charge q Topeka some time during
the month. 'h g 80 NJ. --.. 8 +
u. Roossvsls. formerly Of Monsaaa, and
u,assisd lew days since 70 Nm Matte
Word, y established II Wells, Fargo 4 Co..
o6cc. Salt Lake. a .,zalaas.=-
Psscs Connisaiones Meaesam, Who was
shos st the nasseege ef Cen CSsby and D..
Thpnai. y biisd, end it 10 feared hs will
nsvvg ssoovse BE Slghk fei ya'iaF' T'--
Abis hsr. Of nearly three thoaasnd bead
0f aasaIs, b within short dislancs Of here.
It dans fs"a Tesas aud b : Ding % Nom
tsna -Gsvisss Rfpovssv. I'll ..' se
The cattle 0f C.,losado are making go,,d
sse Of tie ,riAnGulaston signal pyramids ol
tho Hayden Geological aud Geographical
Survey. - scratching pvsts. 30 says The
Dsaver Ness. ...1 ......
A lady q Greeley, Colorado. has abandon
Cd the needle for the plough, and hAs dons
plain sowing 10 the extent of eighteen acres
Of whssa She had formerly bsep accus.
TONED . sewiSg tares. ~, s.a- "a
HI. Albert Bsestadt, the artist. while go>
Ing from San Fsaociseo secsotly On skesch
Ing trip. was overturned In ths siags oosch,
and hsd one of bic less badly bruised. The
drives, who was drunk, vas kilIsd BY he
acct0eot. n,a s# ai.-fsr se
=, Thouss Fl,scsofs, formerly Treasurer Of
Ums,,lla county, vas shOs aud killed BY 4
man saa,sd Joseph Wss,s. ~ Hbs'burns,
White Pine, on Nay Sorh. Fll,csots wa
quietly wsikine sl,ng the street when -
.o>dsaae3. WsitD y sadcs arrest
A yossg ms1 10 Gas rnscisco found IN
odd desoss he knew ''6ucking the t,ysr" In
. sanblisg hsll ''whaa." be exclaimed,
.sdsacoe, yOu hessl" Yea" was the reply,
I'm bosnd U bssak down this wicked In
aitutjou.s 4nF s'ir # t%hi
TIE n.s1ts cssse Rssiss is defsndau. in
lihel suip aesresatins Cir, go; the 7srvs
nasstss 1sseJ Jstss b resisting . small sun Ut
ol50o0; ths Salt Lake Tsi1sss Il called IN
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1As rssssas.ss ~ ~ ~ sA..,Aaa



''floncst Joe Hawley~ ought 10 be sa,i.-
fsct"sy authority n anti>A Adminis,r ration
Joar"s's He writes the Hartford Csx,ssl
- f'lhws. In explsnaaion u he dc,sil 81
Mr. Grant faw sts6 du,v with Gen. Sheridan,
under the nominal rank of Lieut. Colonel
Gen. Hswlsy says: u. aaa. ..
''L'ess. Fred D. Grant. son of the Pscsi.
dent. has been assixosd 70 duty - On sid o.,
the sta4f Of Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, and while
on thst du,y be has the purely somissl rank
of Lieut. CoIossl of cavalry. This nominal
rank oeases the moment he 10 relieved from
.tsd duty. On the supposiit,n sbs, Lieut..
Grant has been promoted frUm second
Lieutenant 70 Lieutenant Colonel four
grsdes over the heads Of veteran soldiers
many papers havs hassily psrmisssd severe
criticism of the President Wese this trus
II would indeed provoke ccnsure.
"A s,s6 appointment b . c,,mpli'nent N Z
junior, bat MOI ons Ut the sctual Liea.ensns
Coh'nels Of cavalry, WIN sre III veterans.
would consider himself oompiimented by IN
assignment merely - - nd on the staff for
any ono Of the seness's. General sherman,
Lkut. Gen. Sheridan. and Ill the major and
Origsdier grnesais select their own stat,
tsr such has been the usage and courtesy,
with rssGn 0 tssck IT, Usags gives them
the right to takeOns Ut any grade. and wlsss,
he 10 selected he II given nominal ar6
Temporary rsnk. F0s example. IN cid u
Gen. 6hrsinsn has the nominal rank ut c0l
on~l On hid u Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan the
nominal rank Of Lieutenant cohseL Ususlly,
also, there 10 scme additiOo 10 the psy Of .
junior ~ selected. because ssa6 duty requires
more expenditure than line duty. Every
one knows ihe extrrmely friendly and
intimate r-Iasions between Gen. Sheridan
and the President. Wiih"ut doubt the
selection of young Grant ~ member Of
SteridanS military fa,nil. )" vas Sheridsn's
own work. pr,bably he thought II would
plesse the President; probably It docs please
him" @
The last assertion 10 csrrecs. The detail
wss hrst mide without the knowledee IT
the President; when he learned of II. be
objected. Of coursr I, h competcnt f"r him
To exer:ise his authority aud order Mr..
Or .ns to bis regiment II the Pr~id~nt
was . ''poiisicsan" In the ssnse u.age hiss
stiached 10 thss word. he would hsve
ordered bic son 10 bic command. abh"uxh
under army esiqsesse such in.esfrrrace with
. military family" of ss,Dminste. wosid
hs considered utterly discourseoua The
Prssideat did sot peuoesd 70 this ex,rssnj'y.
Probably ~ dess not psssonally esee moch
about Il, one way or the Other General
Rheridsu's cboics of sia6 officer wss
und"sbsedly u0rs plsaaansly .rsoesvsd BY
other msmbcn Ut the Prssidcnss family
than BY the Presidest himself. II iisps0bsbDe
that ne shaN b s.:se to worry ihr"agh.
without sesi0us disaster 70 the nation, II
Phil. Sheridan 10 allowed 10 exercise tho
army privilege of selecting bic own ''miliiasy
family, sysa u ~ h not sxs1aps fsso ths
or sons Of old couradeG. tFk-
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An pRrrARrp 10 MAKE ExrRrEs A.
MElExA RArss' .v-5 Al
T.. ~. "a nav Connected With ~ ls tb'
Lssl Bsslsesis sh6 Csss'y'
e., .,,.,. >e sos,I 4 ~ Dtserscs Cssks soss.
Lodgs. Jsus. q. iSa
To Investors.

rh. No,thsru Psciac Railsoa1 Company ees sos
built. equipped sn4 pss In opsFatiss, ssa''v "eSs
Of II. main line q rosd tbrosgh sxesl'sst oesas'!
and along WHIST 10 ksows - ~ vsssy essss g -
pac,ac. The ansshsd postioas aissady s"Ses 'sssc
and fss, increasing trsalc Ths sscess appssase's-
eomp.t,ou connect shs chain of Lakes wsA tho ssv''
cation Of The Upper Missouri cd co'sss's ''e''
9th Pus,t sound, secsrs ss esss iargs asd proes-
sb,e bsstusss - sssius - Csnpasy - s'ess -
>oosoo scsss es ssesslsss avasgs lsaA p - -
win shs.e sepsusalshel sssslDs. ~ CsaeseS -
fen, ssd 10 sow sapsdly ssIilaG W Ss~ ss'eease
sosds ser tss purpose q epapsstisx - esse
.les and equspsest Of ~ rosd sssss - oss
tier earseui isvsatiesassa. ~ sssssscs eses
souds q . wsll ssssssa - sasssaly Dssee11as =
v....sse. rssy Asvs - yvab y n Sssdsa' -
.s..s,ss ~ payssas y sssA ~ issss s's'sa .
slss..sssas pw svaA, \ sssal ~ - sssss ~ =
esss 10 ssu,sv. ~ ssss0 - sasl -
css. h sseAaaesl g. sssA sehas : - - -
The he,6s. Csaa shsshs e. - ss0asssa sss
Q. tho ssE,ssasss bssAs - saassd sssA' - g
address q ~ swsR.
rss.. .,es,ssss, sss ~ asiisstae :
.,,uss.A ~ sassB: TSv - e. sess :
s.,eag esrpsrassss ~ - - sessaes :.
Road, II nsss se~S. ssslsaasiss |.
saA asue sassss tssss sassiaH - I
,s,s ,sua,,, ,,nasnesusasev. a~Dh uese -.
p.y..,s Il IT, p.a.sapA - lsisse = - Ia
-. Ana - - - - 0Doou
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4 Q8s3o0D 1gooY -llsU ~ 12gs1 0omQal
q Qa3shnlyes was ,0beaine1-A p6e.
oss1sFs 0ssssvssy. ,@ a,
TIE c,apahsr (sulphursl Vt mercury min.
q New Alnsden. in Calif"rnis, h.s had j.,
some rsspecss . curious hise0sy. Long b.
foss ths Spanisrds p'ssssssd The land sh
IndiaAs Cams, even fn,m - Gas nnsth y,
Oregon. 10 ob,aln the rsd ose, which lh+,
used 0s war paint, the substance being
natural Or native vesmilliOn. The earli%s
settlers dug in the m,un,ain for gs,ld an.
silver bue found nJDe. At Inst ~ ecc|ssissla
from the nsishhosins misss,n aud . Spsn,si
captain detected the prsesncs Of clnasbs
and obtained the 6rss sampls BY . rua.
process Of smelling " rasherof sublimai,on
Their apparatus was original and unique
Il consisted. .. the Eecards tell, OF only ~
Old xun.bairel and tab uf vsaes. Bat /.
easy u imagine hov, by placisg u.
pulverised ere 10 the metal 's',s, hs~sin.
,hs ,,.sin leng,h, cks,ny a,.e sud aa.d rlsoiu9
The Osihsr in the wafer. the unescusis, vxpnr,
ss'uld ''e driven I'd, oosdsSssai aud ouIlscle.,
IN metallic form. ,.s I,.a. ~. Eaa.5..u.
The great mime u lJsia, In Austria, owen
~ discovery y the psessucs Ut slul,uIes of
quicksilver 10 the sand of . email m.un's,,
stream. A po'r coopsr having plAosL s,me
pals In the rivulet to swell their seams clos.
before taking them to market. llllsd them
with handfuls Of sand 10 keep them frUm
floating away. but when hs tsisd 70 empty
the pals nexs morning he e,'uh NOT III,
them. Hs attributed shis to witchcrsf,, bu,
The 2ssish priess was wiser, and fr'sn hi.
cconsels ths search, successful after ncch
1jhulstiJn. was instituted. ..@z.ts
The third grsAt source Ut quicksilver is
ths renowned AlmAdsn mine In 6psin, after
which that IN California Was ns,ned Thu
was worked twO thDussnd years ayt, in the
days Of lhe Roma, empire. ard 70 still ex =.
'reme:y pr"dssbIe. l.s wOrkings hsvs
reached death Vt thirteen handred feet.
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! ',lliss hoas q The satiss"-Ths 'Andlaey
a'',And thereby haasss > tAis"'--Dsfw'niaa
shsosy. .aA Ilsl saegL .yy sgo... an
I. ..Ths lunasic. tAe lover, and The pses"--!
Psupesly elaasi6sd. :sa qua af.
!. .SThou hass dansabls ilsRaaiou"-Ths tel. :
low lhas Nh olA juksA Nj 0sig--sIa9apJu VI 1
"A tsak whsssss iAs Wild thyass blows"
,-Ths fas0 bsnk., i@ - to. :.
] ..TsAeI6h, ,tsts. thoas lIps Away r..
'GOns Seupssaag woGsea vihsas sstSss- ~ 2
ut AasAs asejens I'D 1sh>lihs smsll"-
Cod ~ asisG,cssey and crsdit Aobiliss. $
..ls ~ soe passisg fAir f'--D'ab'lsss the
ltaay sssiSsd 10 passing ~ has fOuad q
rcsuscA socisblss. -.
3 III i:diSS = ~ ysssu.s sSd ssir, they
ksvs sasSsss y taev ks.-'fAsy ass,tudsed.
sssnsSabay eps = = 4 Il. i. 3 s.',. =.
. ..Hs dsswSsA 90 ~ shfesd Of h.s ves-
bsjey Anss tSas ~ stapls0f nis s-xunsas".
TN .1essy~ sdnss. :...'. -
..Eaov ., dDsh bsssd ! haSis u q mani"
|-(A,Sd .Aossht Sssa' Uss ! man mtanly,
sd hs1l sooss "a ~ hsbit u k'csing
lJos. ..'.'.,@,s. N. ..,. ,s, u,
"A se,sdy. Aollsv..ssyysa, sA4.p.hosips
vssscAs As-Tis vssy picture VI : sbodvrs IL.
| GsvisvsaS Srosass. Truly " never can
III i ~ y1'ths 5sstssl lght 81 ths imnostal
|aCS.5 81 0p 9a tEai ssltso ah9ish tAl il
II ~ sGuiidiiGr ~ o. ,.aa u ana a,ssiass
i ~ ~S.A ~
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VITAL STATISTICS -alsrH CENSUS.

Tho folhvwing are interesting facts },
shown by the recently pu6lished census of
1870: '"
The total population IT the country I.
shvut thirty eight aud qua, ter millions.
Total numhr Ut death IN the current cen.
sas year. l99. .963. " .bou, 1870 per d.en.
Asrch seems - b. the most fatal month.
leading III OTHERS by sbout ! 100. ,..a.
w March, April and Nay form the most t..
.al quarter. escevi,ag any other three Gun
srcutive m0nths hy over Is, 900. .t-
The births number l,lOo.l7o or abou,
500 psr Mea. I~ ..l
The blind number shout 5000. r-.
The deaf and dumb. sh0ot II, 900. .,
90 The idiOt,c. ah,ut 9lO00. ...,.....
Y The insane. sbou, 81. .0oO. nearly one third
Ut wlOm xre VI f0r~lxn birth. -.
Pesso"s over 80 years Vt sye number abou,
III, 900 F7"f GUS .. =,
Per'ons over so years Of ago number about
1000 ~.,
y ts.."n. over loo years q age number
sooo. a.oge.s.az7 ia-oaa.4 ss5 70 yysAal sstp
OF ,hoss, over % y'as. the females arc ln
excess. ny s6oui l.90o. sNl 'a1v' .'s''
Ofti.ss over ioo yssss, the fem,lcs e
coed the males BY. .a,,,a. 600 'ts .f"'Ae
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Rsyard Tsylor's lass letter - the New
York Tfilsss, puhlishsd In thaa papsr yes.
ierday. dues not foruish very bright picture
Of the Vienna Exhioii,0n. The weather
has been very diaagrssahle. OF the S,9el
rooms ,rspapsssd " the municipal agency,
only III had been tsken. Thirty 70 fifty
d.,lk,ry =. .mon,h ars the chrspsst vstss for
single ru,ma The exhibition 10 Ter from
being complete. Mr. Tsyhr was necssss.
ta,ed 70 pick his wsy between the psIes of
snboxei gtxais, and Il was Impos.iblc to ys'
sbou, the Exhibisi,'a grOasds wish any
c,,nfOst The mai, IN some plsces. rivsleti
that Of Illinois; pnls Of ~aier .vcrywhers
Interrupted conluunica.Mu. and shs d ls'0ss
gravel grOund the mcissurs through the
s,ou,ssss shs's leather. Very few lsdies
vsnsussd son the uncertain paths; even ths
gentlemen twisted, anc tip,oed, and tottessd
in the vain hope Of saving their boosA Th.
new turf, however, is greatly fTeshened
| the hoese chssssut ss~es are bufsied into
bh,s4om, and there viii be msny gal
picture ready when The 6ns ssa-on hUslll
c,ines The Khsdivs's palace ssssn. ~ n
nearly eompls.sd, szsasslly, and II viii b.
one II The n,pss ehassntog sights c,nnec'et
With The Exhibition. IL dome and minars,!
~ sa,allsr oopiss OF thoss Ut the m'squs "1
Sultan Hassan, 10 Cs,n. .Thsss was roth
Ing = ths Rans 8sp.sitios halt ,, Orisnts
- shiA %ea: *' $@ ~, i,
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Eve.AnoellcAl conuER.

~ ses~O0SO 0S0s00
There ass ,hres hundred nunne.ies In the
United S,ates .,.. ..'.. ..-..... ~.
Winnie Rra,n will be married IN the Gall
~ . New York clMhing merchant. e
A little girl q Dubuque amended the
Lird's prayer BY asking for daily ginger
i,read. ae.s.g.4*
Little g,rl 1t the breakfast table 'Mamms
Lis 10 very old bas,sr-:l've 'found gr~y
,,air 10 ~ g. EH-z ut,..
Ia NOT ssssisg married n much ssl
sa~" is the latest way Of saying mo" to On
mp ssioned ssilos. 5,s s'-.r .,= r.
A Dubuqas wnwan h,und long Inst
'r'shes, rssvnsly, by rssdinv over The cases
4 cssss IN Jayues' almanac " " #s.
R,,,srt Bonner has ordered On expensive
usmumeut for Fanny Fern. The pedes'sl
viii be surmountsd by I Roman cross
beautifully enriched with fern leaves.
The ornaments Of the Hindoo women are
estimated to be worth >So0. 0o0. 900 Chill
dsen that wear nothing elsc wear ornaments,
and oil the girls and women wear nose
rings y, ,..
John H. Willis. gr'crr Of Bridgeport,
Conn recently marris.i Rev Olympia Brown.
'le Universities preacher 1T that CRY. the
ps.,icna'ed pastor performing the service
EerseN. ,.r...... .....- T. a....s., L..,...,,.
A Vermont woman ~ had recently fOl.
lowed the remaius Ut her rather isrvgular
husband u the grave, afterwards remarked
that she had one u,nsola,ion, ''Shs knew
nov where he slept nishta." y ... ..na
A Buffalo gisl, pretty and eighteen, has
s''ld over $40 sewing maohi"es In the lAat
two yeaza She travels with hssSs and
wagon. smiling when chr l~vss machine
aid shedding tears II anybody af,erw"rds
refuses to keep IT, This does the business
a: Nrs. Lotaie Palmer, = pretty widow. s'me
time ago, established . photograph gallery
in Racine. Wis. end ~ msny mssvleA uaen
GIT In the habit III eoinx to sit f'r their
pictures that their wives Inferred On al,ir~
native from sll ,he. .nrgstivss. and insa,sd b
nab to break up ~ gallesy lest wssk, and
Ia expel iss fascinating pr'prissrsss fron
,hc sov>,,.ts ,.~rer r~-rg anil b.
= A little scas,ol. girl In Danbury lssely ha.l
.. a,.... .,.,..' NJ, .,.,, c.,.la n. .,h
,.,,.a I - ~. ,h,.r .,n....',, -. .,uvh,
-,,. 49," r.".,', . ,s.., ,,.: v.. NJ,
. .,.'. ,.,.,,.. d.~.L.., ri,h . 1u,ov
- c.v..n. ,,.n.,., -. ,,l.c,d In her nail.
" :. !. ~ .Ip..,. ...,",..s n~s.... 49,. =
@ m,.,. s... -. ....,. :, NJ. ,,,sc, ,,u,.i,. !.
49,. .,,...... :, ....,.., =. 70 ~, ,,.d
49,. s..,d...a % , r";,. =, .,.. - ,conn NM.
...,a .hs,n n. ~, "a. p.t ,u,. M,v.vrr.
..,, .,,.,.,.. 40 ,l. ,,,rc,,,, ..,.., IN ,.k.
.c,,,.. ~, ~. e. !. f..r mina,sa ..L.l.-,.-
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

4441
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
ted States for the Eastern District of vir-
ginia.
In the matter of Jefferson w. stubbs, bank.
rupt-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, on the z4th day Of July,
1878
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice, hereby that a petition
has been, to wit on the cath day Of July
1873, filed in said District Court by Jefferson
w. Stubbs, of Gloucester co. i'll said district who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
act of Congress entitled San act to establish a
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March %, 1867, for a
discharge and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 9th day of September, a. d., 1873
at 10 o'clock a M, before w. w. Forbes, one
Of the registers of said court in bankruptcy, at
his Office in Richmond in said district, is the
time and place assigned for the hearing of the
same; when and where you may attend and
show cause. If any you have, why the prayer
of the said petition should not begranted.
You are also hereby notified that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of said bank
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
an 9-S2w Sd Cong'I Dist of Va.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

4429
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
y TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia. ast.--a
In the matter of p. d. Riley. bankrnpt-in
bankruptcy.
At Richmond. on the 2s h day of June a. d. 1873.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Please to take notice hereby, that petition has
been, TO wit on the 2sth day of June, 1873, filed
in said District Court by Il. d Riley. Of Giou.
cester county in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
the act of Congress, entitled San act to establish
a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March 2, 1897, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 9th day of September, 1873, at 10
o'clock. a. m. before w. w. Forbes, one of
the registers of said court in bankruptcy, at his
office i'll Richmond, Va, in said district,
is the time and place assigned for the hearing Of
the same, when and where you may attend and
show cause, If any you have, why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be granted. is-
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the said time and place.
yFsT -, w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for
au 7-Th2w Sd Cong'l Dist of Va.