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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07
THE LORDS SUPPER.

Rev. Stephen ii. Tyng, .Ir., of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, and
the Dean OF Canterbury. have pros
nOunced in favor of '!opcn tommu>
Mon" Mr. T,ng says:
l. The Lords Supper is Il feast of
believers as believers. II is theirs,
not as ChuIchm+n, NOT because of
baptism, not by virtue of any
OF family named Ivy the name of
Christ, to which faith is the door of
admittanct or adoption.
>. Every Lords Supper il open
t" every believer. o. herwise it is
nor the Lords Supper. We have IA
right to every Lords table. in ca
tDtdral or cOnventic!c. Whenever
true supper IS spread, every true
believer has a portion.
AT recent meeting of the Lon
Branch of the Evangelical Alliance.
the Dean made astrOng speech, in
which he justified his participation
i'll the Lords Supper with Presby te-
rians, Methodists, Baptists. and
other christians dating the General
Conference of the Evangelical Al
lance in New York. Abiding to
this solemn feast, he says:
! 81 believe there is no stronger
proclamation OF the Lords Supper
than to turn it into q test of the
communion to which you belong. Il
believe, if there is one thing OH
which we might all OF us unite, IT
is in showing forth our faith in tho
death of our blessed lord and We
misuse the death of our Lord that
great proof OF His love- when We
turn it into an occasion for hate
and diScord when it is turned int
a test. Tie Lords Supper shonl.
he the thing TO draw us together
not a thing to keep us apart
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

10 Smith, son of the founder of
# the faction of thar organization
that has rebelled against the au-
thority of Brigham Young, now
living with his followers at Plano,
H., is going to move his quarters
f" Nau>o, Hl., the place whence the
old MormonS fled to Missouri aud
and thence 10 Utah. This sect are
: I'd to be !, very decent and peace
,.b.c sci Of pe,pir. Smit,'S follow
s.rS nave ,,ra,:tic.,t!y abandoned the
o, pol, .:,n,, AMI are in
,rnsjy hostile to Brigham Young.
Nauvn, which once had Il p"pnla
ton OF forty thousand, now mus
.,rS OILY on. III uS"nd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

Brevity is the soul of Wit read =:
The following concise and c"npre
henSiVe nOt.. WAS sent 10 an Illinois
merchant the other day: -Sensi M
IA hac. chain il id two hinges. Jan.
had a baby last nisht-also, tw"
ra,iiockS.'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

\ witty hr''her c,i.tor, VIII" has
NOT tI,e tear of The deacon betor,
him says: AS our ,iev,i was going
home with his sweetheart ii few
evenings since, Sh,. said to him:
ter | shalt never get - heaven
. WHY p asked the knight of tn.
lax key. .BrcauSr,' said she witt, "a
'm-ltIug' looa. .brcause | love the
tInyiI :, Well >"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

\ bill Will shortly br introduced
IN Congress witch will >hattrr til.
institution of poly gamy III This
country, aud break down the MOI
mon cnurch, or compel IT'S adhcrentS
to move outside the boundaries OF
the United States.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

The trial of VI. Page McEirty for
KILN. Johu Il. Mordrcal i'll Il duel
fast May, WAS concluded Ill Rich
mund, Va, on last Saturday night,
January 24th, the jury returning ii
ver,lIci of .'involunrary ho:i,icide,"
and fixing his tile at $500.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

The Paris AccliE,a.ion Sociei!
have resolved to try, by Il s,r,ts ai
experiments, 10 Produce silks ot vi
riu!i> coloTs by feeding IL silk
woi ms ~ liitferen: kinds CT food.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

The Jackson Iiiot OF .An'y 31st
reached us on the morning # Eeb'y
Bird. Equal fast time.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-02-07

Preston Powers, the suD Of the
great scu ptor, is now ut Boston,
IL y delipg bust e. ,iz.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07

A co]ored man, named Griffin, lately
told cock-and- bull story in Augusta.
Ga, abont disguised men having killed
On old man. staying at the house OF
tho former, iii Culumbia County, Ga.
ana afterward. returning, killed Grif-
iin's wife, and that he (Grif1in) lost
two OF his fingers while defending
them. 1t now turns out that Griffin
did the killing himself, through iea-
lousy OF his wife. When this evidence
was obtained and search made for the
murderer, he bad flown to South Ca
rolina.
The tweniy-sixth anniversary meet.
ing OF the Anderson Bible Society was
held in the Methodist Church on Sun
day morning last. The anniversary
sermon was delivered by Rev. D. Z.
f'rierson.
The 5S4 delegates chosen to the
Massachusetts, Republican State Con-
vent'on nre divided Us follows: Talbot,
231; Loriug. CT; Butler. 12; anti-Tal-
bot, G4; uncom mitted, 2l0
On Friday. the 2d inst, Capt. Giles
Glazener, OF Transy lvania County, N.
c., while walking III his farm, fell over
small creek b,hk face foremost, and
was drowned.
A Tax Union. with about forty
members, was formed ut "Cannon Old
Field, about twenty-five miles above
Charleston, recently.
a sudden and remarkable increase of
smallpox in New York city is an
nounced. The number of cases week
before last was 20; last week it was 42.
Mr.. Joseph 1nabiuet, for many
years un efficient employee of the
South Carolina Railroad, died ut
Orangebnrg last week.
a New Orleans despatch says:
Fewer cases Of yellow fever have oc-
Cured here than for the pust ten years.
Not six fatal cases in the State.
The body Of colorcd boy, named
Harrison Devices. was found in Cooper
River. on Saturday.
A rifle club was organized at Bor.
leaux, Abbeylle County, on Satur
day last
Mr. james Jennings. a veteran OF
lSl2. died in Augusta, on the %.
Pike County. Georgia, has an indie.
pcndent candidate for the Legislature
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07

ADRorr THEFrs On u wet night, in
Bostou, visitors to public ball found
a man ut the entrance holding out u
tichet check and saying:
'Unhrella,, please"
People gratefully resigned their wet
umbrellas to his custody. but when the
entertainment was over, both Iaun and
umbrellas had disappeared.
a more uuducious trick was lately
played by sueak thief Mt London
club. He entered the hall without at
trncting the notice of tho porter, and
proceeded to empty the pockets of tho
overcoats he found ranged in the cor
ridor. While selecting few Of the
best, he was interrupted by member,
who In nstonishMcut asked hi "a what
he was doing.
"Oh, this is my regular business, "
he said; II nm employed to clean tho
Rent'emen's coats in several clubs;
take ull tie grease out Of their collars. "
"Iudeedf' said tho gentleman, in
terested, thinking be had got hold of
one he could turn to account. Glow
long do you take?'
"Nhy, I'll be back with these in an
hour"
III SO, You may as we'll take mine, "
adding his coat to the heap. ut the same
tune escorting the sneak thief past :he
porter.
What great conseuiences you have
III Lpndon," remarked this country
gentleman to gronp Of his friends; II
have Just given my c)nt to man /
foand In til. corridor, WHO cleaus coats
for the club"
Who, do you say?' cried two or
three
"Ihe nan I found carrying the
coats ons-wait, have his card"
But the knowing ones did not wait
they hurried out To iud the pockets oi
some overcoats empty, mud other coats
altogether gone.
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4 7 Columbia, in the State of Ssuth Ca.
"A rolina. at the close OF business, on
the 2d da! OF October, 1874:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ..s $500 9O3 81
Over-drait:. ......... 1,1t2 u
United States Bonds to secure
circulation. .................. SOC, 900 90
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mort ~
cages .....:.......:..:. ....... 1o6. s52 81
pas Asss's ;sss o,sl National BsaI: ssss ss2s s5
Due from State Banks and
B. Barking House. -. rs 500 %
Furniture and Fix
tures.... ......... 2,554 So 37.559 60
Paid d................ 1,G6s 40
Premiums Paid $1,000 90
Checks and other Cash Items. 80 90
Bills OF other National Banks. 2,023 SO
nickeis) :. ............ 1928 40
Specie. 2.192 "a
Legal Tender Notes. IS 900 90
Five per Cent Redemption Fund 1880 90
1894 ,5sl 90
Capital Stock paid in n........... $500, eco 90
other Undivided Profits ....... 1887 95
Circulation ...::.............. 270 900 90
lndlVlduAl Depoelts. 313 S57 65
Due to other EatioAal Banks.... 1874 IS
Due to tate Banks and Bankers 81 90
Notes and Billie Rediscountcd... $500 90
1891, ,5Sl 90
I. l.. D. Childe, President of the Carolina
National Bank, OF Columbia. 8. c., do
| solemnly swear that tho above statement
ls true, to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. l.. D. CHILDS, President.
CoREECr-Atteet:
J.W. PARKER,
j B. EZELL,
h. O'NEALE, JR..
Directors.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF RICHLAND. 90
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
9Th or October. 1874.
WILLIE JONES,
Oct II Notary Public.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07

American and 5000 speculation and
export; sales on basis middling up.
lands. nothing below good ordinary,
shipped September. October or No
vember, z 1919; nothing belnw low
middling. shipped October or Novem
Der. Is 16; basis middling Orleans,
nothing below low middlipg, shipped
October or November. 8 SIG
+. M.-Cotton sales basis mid
ding uplands, nothing below low mid
ding. shipped November or Decem-
ber g.
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Look to Your Blood, There is Life in
IT Yeci

Look to Your Blood, There is Life in
1t Yet!
NlTHOUT pure Blood no flesh is free
w from disease.
The Queens Dtiight"ia the greatest
Blood Purifier.
If your blood is poor. watery, full Of
hqmors-use the Queens Delight"
fyour health is declining. wasting Of vi
tai force-use the ''Queen's Delight
II you have Eheumatism, Swellings ofthe
Joints-use the Queens Delight"
II you have Chills. Fever and Ague, Bill
iousness-use The "Queen's Delight"
II you have Sick Headache. Nervousness,
Weakness -use the Queens Delight"
II yoa have Jaundice. Liver Complaint,
Yellow Skin-use the "Queen's Delight"
II you have Dyspepsia. Fluttering about
tho Hcart-use tue Queens Delight"
II yon have any Cutaneous Eruption,
Itching Humors, Carbuncles, Erysipelas or
Kings Evil, Goitre. nothing will remove it
but the Queens Delight"
1f.you want Summer Tonic and Winter
lnvigorator-use the "Queen's Delight"
Call and get q Circu ar, and read it.
Prepared only by
E. II. HEINITSH,
Scp!30 Pharmacist.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07

Wo ANCIENT FAMILIES. " vr:r
searching Investigation was c,rricd on,
IL few years ago, III the North uf Eng.
lana, Ey two families who were hunt
ing mp their respective ancestry. The
strife WAS great between them, each
being determined to look back into nu-
tiuuity farther than the other. One Of
the families, whose name was Spencer,
employed an artist to paint Historic
>csae representing tue blil,lins of the
ark by Noah and his SONS, with its
mn'titndinous cargo. On the gang
plank Leading to the deck Of the ark
two men were seen rolling up huge
box, on Que side Of which was pniutcd.
IL large letters, Relies, iusiguia and
papers belonging to the Spencer fam
ily." This WAS considered c3uD drht
hard to beat; bu. the other family,
not to be out,ione III the autedclnviAn
prctensions Of their family name, pre-.
pared, ut great COST and research, re-
cora Of their antiquity. In describing
the exploits Of one OF their ance. tors ut
a very early day, who was represented
rs a man OF great authority, this pas
sage OCCURS: During this year A;iuui
ana Eve wero driven out Of Paradise.
DAMAGE TO THE RICE CR,r.-A let
ter from Georgetown says: "rhe rice
planters in this section have suffered
very mIch rs general thing, aud
where the grain Was cut anl IN The
fields fifty to seventy-ivc per cent. has
i'll aomr cases been lost Among the
sufferers one lost thirty acres, one
seventy five, another sixty and one AS
much as no acres.
y number of Texan steers, which
arrived III New York rcceutly, while
passing through the lower part Of the
city, became infuriatcd ut the noise
and lights. Eight of them broke
loose and rushed in y,rioas directions,
aud before they conld be shot, injured
nearly fifty people, none OF them, how
over, seriously.
On last Sunday morning, before day.
light, the gin.houso aud cotton screw
Of DR.. j. Beatty Jennings, near Con.
way boro. were burned. aud with them
IL large quantity OF cotton, cotton seed
and peas. Loss not less than 81, 900.
Iucendinrism.
Within the next few days impor-
tant elections will be held in Ohio,
Indiana. Iowa and Nebraska, which
will effect forty-three seats in Congress,
nearly all filled ut present by RepnbIi-
cans.
Two Creolcs, named Thele,leun and
Simion. quarrellel at wedding in ST.
James Parish, Louisiana, on Friday,
during which Theledoan was stabbed
to the heart by Simion and died
instantly.
RAIN STORM The storm that passed
over this section Of tho State last Mon
day, we learn, has seriously injured
the cotton crop. 1t WAS tho most yio-
lent that hns visited this community
for Il long time. Marion Slw, 3oM.
Tho contest at Creedmoor, OH SAtur.
day. with the Kigby rifle and the
Sharp. resulted in favor OF the Righy,
by ll3 points. The Irish used tho
Rigby and tho Americans used the
Sharp.
4 compromise has been concluded
in Louisiana. 1t does not appear that
tho people have gained much by the
arrangement. ns it recognizes Kellogg
and does not take the election ma.
chinery ont Of his halds
1t Is understood that the thee
deputy assessors of San Francisco have
frau'luIently obtained 500, 600 belong
ing to tue people of that city Come
South, Young men.
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saleS: :
Auction
Securities.
BY SEIBELS & EZELL.

ON SATURDAY, 10th OF October next, at
104 O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell, at our
Office, by order or the Carolina National
Bank, on account OF whom 1t may con-
Germ, the following SECURITIES:
Nos. 2S3, 234 and 299 Bonds Of tho City OF
Columbia, $500 each.
Nos, &c. 81 and So Bonds OF the City OF
Columbia, s1CO each.
Is Shares Broad River Bridge Stock, s1C0
each.
Ono Account for $G4G.56 against the
estate OF Col. Thomas Davis, deceased.
One Note for 5000 "a on Gilbert Garner.
ALSO,
On account Of whom it may concern,
Masonic Badge, set in Diamonds.
Sule positive and without reserve for
cash. SEIBELS d EZELL,
Sept 20 Stock Auctioneers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07
Change of Proprietorship.

A AHi Nc purchased the entire STOCK,
Ii FlATU kf.'i, BILLIARD TABLES,
Nc., lately owned in.i possessed by VIM NJ. .
Fine, at the Bui!di:.g No. III Richardson
street, known as ''Finc'a Saloon" hereby
give notice that the business hereafter will
bo conducted under tho management Of
my an.hor!zed agent, Vim. NJ Fine, ESQ.
JOHN D. BATEMAN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07
To My Friends and the Public Gene
raily.

rally.
4 many Of nv friend. are under the
"A imnrea-inn that l am connected with
the h"n.c Conducted by Geo. II. Brown,
tnkc this method of assuring them that
such la not the case, and that am in 10
WAY cuan ctcd with said house.
l viii be much plea sed to see my many
friend. ana he public generally, ut my old
stand, No. II Richardson street, as the au-
taorizcd Agent OF John D. Batcman. Esq.
WM. n. FINE.
CoI.rMnIA. S. c., October 6. 1871.
Oct G
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Carolina National Bank,
OF COLCnIRIn. =. q

OF COLCWBIA, 8. c.,
4 I Columbia, in tho State of Ssu,h Ca
IA rolina. at the close OF business, on
the I'd day OF October, 1874:
RESOURCES
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07

NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-The Pa
rish Convention OF the Peoples Party
met to day. The proceedings, so far.
have been quiet and orderly. About
hfty small frame houses, on two blocks.
bounded by Franklin, Liberty, st. An.
drew and Jackson streets, were burned
to-day. Loss estimated at SlOO. 900.
The property gas mostly insured in
local companies.
ST. Louis. October 5.-A special
from Dennison, Texas, gives an nc.
count OF an outrage committed on
several citizens OF st. Joseph, Monta.
que County, who were visited by armed
masked men, on the night of Ssptem-
Der 25, and threatened with their lives
If they did not leave town within
twenty-four hours. Williamson, and
others who were threatened, left next
day, under guard Of United States
officers. Yesterday, the refugees filed
complaints against twenty-five of the
gHng, whom they could identity, and
warrants wero issued against them.
The demonstration against these men
wns to prevent their appearance in
court as witnesses against certain par
ties.
BALTIMORE, October 5.-Aliss Good.
wyn. OF Alabama, grand daughter of
cx-President Tyler aud of Cooper, the
tragedian. gave readings tonight, ut
Lehman's Hall. The lady was we'll
received and acquitted herself m ost
creditably.
WASHINGTON. October 5.-The Ma.
tional Republican, OF to-day, in an edi.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
MAR RIEU.

At Lacrosse, WIS, March 8oth, 1874, BY
Rev. DR.. Phillips, CEARL.s r. AcKHHx1x,
Of the St. Cloud Pres., 10 Miss MARIE n.
SANGER.
Friend MoKenney returned on Monday
with his bride, and Was heartily congratu-
lated. May your plans for future hsppi-
ness never be "squabbled = may your lar
der contain everything but "pi )" and msy
you never run short Of IS. O. o." ID the
wish of Yours Truly.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRAN0FDR0.
Reported for TH1 JOURNAL BY JoA. zerp
Ety., Rsgistsr Of Dssds.

Warranty Deed Tzansfsrs fer Week
Ending April I, ls34.
Edward Ingalls, and wife to George Wsr.
ner for nh nvq SEQ 6 T l22 b q Y $3.50
Henry Lsudenbaoh aud wife to Reuben G
Corbett for oh swq and lots 2 and 4 SEQ
SO T l24 B 28W 1900
Noah N Freeman and wife to Edmond G
Richmond for lots and blk 46 In
Freemsn's add to Sank Centre $50
George Terhaar and wife to Bernard
Sohwieters for neg neg SEQ 81 7 126 +
S2w 500
Ephrsim Muller to Frederick Sohumsnn
tor n 40 acres Of seq eco 6 7 124 b 30
500
George Dohmeier and wife to Joseph Wal1
for lot 9 blk 80 in Cold Springs $500
Gilbert Gilbertson and wife to J Getty
for no 8 4-l06 acres Of neg seq geo le
TIPS RAW $80s
- Getty and wife to Gilbert Gilbertson
for westerly 8 44-100 acres oh seq SEQ 19
TIPS RAW $50
Allen Griffin and wife to Matthias Johanssen
for lot 8 blk 70 in A A Browns add to
St. Cloud $500
Mary A Gilley and hush to Joseph Fadden
for lot s blk lS in Cold Syringe City $500
Frank G. Grstafson and wife to Knud
Paulson for nwq SEQ 81 T l2s R "a $500
John Heinen and wife to Paul Phillips for
lot 4 and blk 81 in Bruning's add Il
Richmond $500
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

EASTER SuNDAY.-Next Sabbath beins
Easter Sunday, the day will be observed
by the Catholic church of this city: We
understand that choir consisting Of
twenty-four voices and fine orohester Of
twelve instruments, under the leadership
of Prof. Kaiser Of this city are now daily
practicing Mozart's Twelfth Mass, which
will be rendered on this occasion. Servicea
commence at 10 O'Clock A. II.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
Latte NEWS lTnms.

"A strolling minstrel in Missouri
was recently fined 81 for some triaing
offence. Az he had no money the
Judge kindly adjourned the court, and
the minstrel was allowed to give . per.
Torrance in payment If bis fine.
"A paper in Nebraska, under the
head Of tan hour with our business
men," describes two saloons, and ends
tho items with the remark, "This com.
pletes the round Of tho business houses
on tho public square,"
On Saturday Col. W. G. Terrell,
the Covington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, shot and killed
Hon. Harvey Meyers in Covington. Ky.
Both were very prominent men in
Kentucky politics. The shooting VA
tho result of . long standing grudge.
Tho Sheriff of Dodge County,
Iowa, has captured Joseph Weber,
Who fleeoed the banks of Fremont,
| Neb., out Of $4,000 few weeks ago.
| Alta oolored ball, Thursday night,
| in New York, the tiokst.taker threw ,
man down stairs, killing him iustantly'
Several arrests have been made.
Charlotte Temple and Lady Oakdals
blooded trQtting mares, enroute to San
Francisco, as . present to ex Governor
Sanford, Of Califorpia, by the Alask'
fur Company.
May Gath next Queen Victoria vii
be IS years old. She has reigued thu
ty.seven years.
The Michigan Legislature ha
sgreed to submit the question Of NO
men suffrage to the people. As thi
will afford the first opportunity of
direct popular vote on the subject, tn
result will bs looked forward to viii
interest.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

Mr.. Jos. Kusen has opened . basket
store in tho building next door to Resen-
berger's book store. He manufactures oil
kinds Of baskets. Persons having baskets
that are in need Of repairs can have tho
same done neatly and promptly BY leaving
them with him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

Prof. Cook has been engaged to teaoh
another term in tho Sank Centre School
Gilbert Gilbertson, Of Getty, was
fined $40 and costs, amounting in all to
$25, for cruelty beating = horse.........E.
A. Parker, Of Sank Centre, has disposed Of
his interest in the livery stable ct that
place, and goes to St. Paul, where he will
become partner in livery establishment.
-Her0led.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

Two new Oranges P. Of d. were organ
lied in this county last week by Deputy
Getchell-one at Eden Lake, on Friday
evening, with Daniel J. Hanscom Master
and Elihu swisher Secretary; and one q,
St. Jo., on Saturday evening, with John
Payne Master and Lieut.. Fred. Schelplin
Secretary.
Another Grenge was organized at st.
George, Benton Co., on Monday March
30th, with D. s. Norton, Master, and L.
NJ. Herbest, Secretary.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
DAILY AND WEEKLY
POST AND MAIL,

the CHICAGO SvHa s 81 PosF md ths cafo1do
1vM!Na NAIL aaords N snsp!cious oeessioo for
pscts Of the future. The union Of tie two = *.
Rsots4 e ee%t1: and snhs,c: The goo4 qua,!ss sor
al sitoriai fslent osoitai and businsss shtv ~ csn
not al to rsptdIy incseess both ito circuetso and
Influence. Array the DAILY POST AND NAIL
Il ooncHdsd 70 hsys iesssr AZ croua ton 80 any
49, Westsrn evs.inr nspsr. xhIs ~ oo.nfTv ek
csise,en Il both Dsny sad Wsskjy vn b TsplMy
''9 rsH @:,,.. Mo-. x..,,. c.-~.
~ n x!ss ~ ~ ~ GavV "0H
Agan ~ pekU "a tnC IvssG, " ~ segSc1, vnNo0
y. Ell ~ 4. y. n!,.s nS,S .~sss Ia
Second, 10 Promote BaSiloss
p: y ,tos T.. .:: .ad re-. :es Sa = .:
:a::,ss ised:s'st.i e9,ss,ni:' il u; to "a u.
srEn1s IA NO .c9n,,.r~
81 AS1 e.a.- 80 -,
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
Blanks.

We keep constantly on hand, printed ftoa nsv
type on tho best paper; tho following blanks:
DEEDS.
ouit-ciain, ohattsi 2orss.sa.
DISTRICT COURT.
NOTICES q Trial. S9scotions,
Csrtia's Of Comparison, Marriage Certificates.
Authorization,
JUSTICE COURT.
Summons, Writ Of Rsplsvin.
Subpoenss, Aadavit In Rsplsvin,
Bond Is Attachment, Gaxnishse 6unaons,
Writfor Attaohment, Afaas't Il 0arnishne1l
A1adavtt for Attaehnsnt| Notice 70 Defendant ID
Bond in Replsvin, Garnishss Summons.
N1sc1LLANlous.
s En-, fs Of a::is,n''' 1''''''
TOWN BLANKS.
Orders. with stubs-looss OF bound, In books Of &
or 100.
Order Of Supervisors laying cut nsw rod.
Released Damages BY ow.srs Of Land. -.
Ah,davits to b attached to bills toe 1ownss osss
ty. -
Bond Of Town Treasurer,
6 Constable.
-" Justice Of The Peace. ="
Notice to District 0irk 81 Hectic, Of Ju,s,es o.
Notice Of 1lsction Of Constable.
~ Orders from the country, for any quantity.
alled at low prices.
notice.
Addrsss- =
WI. NITcH1IL:
81. Cloud, MINI