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OUR FOREIGN TRADE FOB 1s7.75.

In another column we publish an impor.
tant statement, furnished by DR.. Young,
chief of the Bureau of Statistics, which,
besides the usual monthly report of mer.
chandise imported and exported in the
several customs districts of the United
States, contains an account of our total
foreign trade for the fiscal year ended on
the 30th of June last The statement EN-.
braces the value Of foreign merchandise
imported, of domestic merchandise ex-
ported, and Of merchandise of foreign
origin re-exported, as well as the amount
of the precious metals imported and sx-
ported, respectively. For the purpose of
comparison, the same items are furnished
for the previous fiscal year, (ended June
30, 1874 and, TO make the comparison
still more complete, the amounts of mer-
chandise remaining in warehouse at the
end of the three fiscal years, 1878, 1874
and 1875, are added. The value of our
domestic exports, which at the custom
houses is calculated in gold on the Pacific
coast and in currency elsewhere, has, for
the sake Of uniformity, been reduced to its
equivalent in gold coin, in which medium
- value of our imports, as well as that of
or foreign exports, is always expressed.
Looking first at our imports and exports
of merchandise, we see that there has been
a considerable falling of in our aggregate
trade as compared with that of the pre-
vious year. The following are the figures,
the values being expressed in gold coin:
1874 rr 1875
Imports ..........,.. ESQ.,, 4O6, $40 $3.50 900 800
Exports ,.............. 569,s334N l99 2s52oS
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A CONVENTION Of colored Journalists
meets at Cincinnati to-day. Among other
things they will take occasion to define
their status as regards the Hillsdale De-
parture, of which the Democrats are making
such a hobby nowadays, and they will
speak in no uncertain tones to show that
their devotion to the Republican party and
its principles is unaltered. What they de-
sire is to show their white friends and CO.
partisans that they are independent citizens
and are unwilling to be looked upon in the
Euht of mendicauts any longer.
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The Pittsburg Commercial has found out
all about it. It says Thurman spat upon
the Ohio Democratic platform and en-
braced the candidates. In other words, he
expectorated Cd one and expects to rate
the other high in the public esteem.
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WEpNEsoAT nossIse..:a.AVsvsT 1. lss..

PERSONS LEAVING the oity during the sum-
mer months can have TIM DAnt NAvroNAA'
REPUBLICAN sent to their address By mall
postage paid, and changed Is oftea Is thes.
may require, By ordering IL at this once.
Terms: Sixteen cents per week, or stxtg-stx
cents per month; invariably In advance. i
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THEY are beginning to talk down South
about the increase of Northern opposi-
ton to the negro" This is the Southern
Democratic idea Of the concillatory adj
yances of the Gushers
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THE registration oath provided by the
present constitution of Alabamais objected
to by the Democrats of that State on the
ground that it declares the civil and politi-
cal equality of all men. This objection is
respectfully commended to the considera-
ton Of the Gushers as positive proof of the
insincerity Of the Southern Democratic
professions of submission to the results of
the war. The oath referred to is simply a
condensation of those results in the form
of solemn pledge of loyal citizenship
No man who loves his country, is willing
to obey the Constitution, and abide by the
laws, would offer the slightest objection TO
it. Here 1t is in full: "a
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Sum of imports and ex.
ports, OF total trade a. 1sS ,Tcs slOs2 2sssO5
A comparison ofthess figures shows that
our total trade in merchandise with foreign
countries was less by $1Q4, 554, 1853 in gold
coin during the fiscal year 1875 than it was
during the fiscal year1s74. If we examine
the relations Of exports TO imports we find
that during 1874 the former exceeded the
latter by g., OF, 079, while in 1875 the i'm
ports exceeded the exports by s33, 715, 018.
That is, there was last year what our econ
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81, -, do solemnly swear Tor affrm) thar
will support and maintain the Constitution
and laws of the United States, and the Con-
stitution and laws of Alabama; = that
viii Reuer eOtfntendee or aid ig the secession of
this State from the United States; that accept
the civil and political equality of all men, and
agree not Tn s.tArnri - I~r-i-- ~.y person or
persnns. on account of race, color On proTieus
condition, of any political or civil right, privi-
lege or immunity enjoyed by any other class of
men,
1t is well-established fact that the Ala.
bama Ku-Klux Democracy has never hest
lated to violate the pledges of this obliga-
ton when provoked by political excitement
to the murder and intimidation of
white and black Republicans but it
seems they are now entitled to the doubtful
credit of desiring to do the same things in
the future free from even the slight restraint
of an oath. a. ..-..
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DIED..

CHRIsTMAN.-On the ID OF August, at 1:,o
O'Clock p. m, At the residence Of her flther, Jos
schwartz, Mrs. EMMA CHRISTIAN, beloved wife
OF HAIRY Christman, aged thirty-two years.
Funeral viii take place at the Western Presby.
tend. 49,
LAVALETTE.-CHARLo LUCRETfA, ared
twenty months, infant daughter OF VIM, A. and
Rebecca LaVAlette, -" : : - -
Funeral services at O'Clock W edne sday, August
Z, 1879, corner Of Ninth and I streets northeast
Friends Of the family are invited to attead.
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MARRIED,

BOSTZ-EPLER.-On THURSDAY, July ., 1875,
t G6, Hey; MT. boteler, Il. II. BoNTz and Miss
CRAWFORD = WARRINGTON - At Atlantic
lily, New jersey, en- Monday, July %, 1875 BY the
Washington, ID. O. = " Va
1910, By Rev. r. p. Mccarthy, at the Churc OF the
lmmaculate Conception, Mr.. JOHN WALTER Pr.
LING and Miss LIZZIE @. SCHMIDT
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SILBx
Is constantly buying JOB LOTS SHOES which ba
divides the profits with the custOmer &c
Mems Congress Caters q. so, worth ~
BOYS Congress CATERS o.. Is, sold for "a
Mems Ok Ties q, cost more.
Mems English Ties o. so, value a.
Boys Prince Albert 81. Is, worth 81
Ladies' Balmorals ei, worth al 81
LLsa4oles and Misses slippers 70 cts, upwards,
Misses Slippers q, cost more.
Children 8 Shoes cts, and upwards
Also, bargains In
MIN and BOYS CLOTHING and HATS,
1914 and 1915 Pennsylvania ave.
BpId Of Audit Certificates and Bonds taken at Sc,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

III GS4xxh NV 44OAASs
- HSSI1isEiSs OF TYfoGRxFHf.
- CAL UNIoN.k No. ioi. who can make make 4, Is
T iIafEEsRRisfi IS sstos
~ AN ADJOUnNED BzssrOH OF
San ia Tks
dsyIEvENING. On insssnt, 81 o,ciscs. A falI
.tssssssss of T. L.
aaf. g. 8. pro ten.
~-wHEnEAs GRO. :. FAPPLEsY
.neo1 on TSussSss
sree bsGesn sints md Tss ..nssss norts
descrihedin their adgsrtisement in the Bvsaing
Sn rom tss % sGpsd for any .s sed ssd
..Sss. have ns sl right e Rs1issf b Tss ala
fSr On ss pee si
PaS iasSss s FH 1iof1
f~JACKsON WAGOHs-New stock.
Some choice lumber trucks, coal carts and farm
MAGRATH BELL,
Cor, Massachusetts, avenue and Fifih st.N.W.
|" ONLY PURE sPRING wATER
soIs :, Sss6 e make tss soda and Mineral Ws;sr'
=
~ THE CoLDEsT AND PUREsr
drawn rom the steel fountsias np'e 5s Ss
- IMPROvED APPARATUs AND
%ss & &c Be Bas q soda
s~- Pure CREAM. GENUINE PRUIF
only q. f and soda Water 10 b ssd
~IMPRovED SODA,
WITH eRAEULATRD ICE.
Fresh Fruit and Cream slrups,in glass fountains,
TRIUMPH
gfss SSsln.y 2uss and Medicines: Perumery
-se., ..- HOLLIS,
lY Corner Of Seventh and Z streets.
wIcE-OoLD OF TE EAsh,v,1xn y,.,vo.
Miiburn's Famous Polar Soda,
At 1899 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
4 the most superb and delicious drink yet intro
EYogHg TENS CHRIsTIAN As.
- 81 streets.
Reading room and Library free to all.
Prayer Meetings daily at l2:lS Sand sp.m.
Sabbath Evening Services, tekclusively,, 7ror
Sabbath Afternoon Services at $50.
Circulating Library, Il 600 volumes. New books
constantly added. myZz-tf
~.TEETH o. PER SET. EITHER
College R sr & is Rus. e Ssho
cal college, chicago, 41 Seventh street, east SIDE
corner ofD. Gas and chiOrofOrm used In extract.
Ing teeth. Je1l-u
kSy.DR J. b. JOHNSON, OF ALEX.
- andria, Va, offers his professional ser
iens OF the district Of Columbia. " '-' 'i''-
Office No. I'LL Pennsylvania svenue, between
WIZARDS hotel and the Owen house.
Once hours from 10 .. m. 70 p. m. my2s-f
e~eELECTRICITY WORKS WON
~ DERS IN THE CURE OF DISEASE.
and for less money, than any other known treat
ment. No. noe street northwest. myoo-1y
kBKIDwELL d HENDERSON,
WINDOW SHADES, n'e'
PICTURE CORD:
TAssELs, &C..
pe Ninth street, opposite Lincoln Han. myil-sm
"P PERCEPTIONS CAREFULLY
SRe sS sSSRRRSg%Rs :sn = SoUSiaLIss TEMPhk
-wRAPPING PAPER FOE SALE
- at this ONCE. I ..I----1
~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFs
sttSs REfGBIio3A JOB offf6k. T nOl..sf-
.~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
~ Of the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
na BRA GSner az oS en Se e Ss 6ene en
under g Cloud hotsl, corner and Ninth streets.
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EDU CATION

I'D u q a TITO N
FeR REAL LIFE SECURED AT
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COZ LEGE.
No education which does mot make self-support
and Independence Its first aim Is worth occurring,
For circulars, call at the College, corner Of Sew.
enth and L streets northwest, or address
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EDUCATIONAL.

GEORGETOwNF EMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 ST0DDARD STREET, GEORGE.
;Ag9ARDzseANpIG DS BYE sd Ri 8 FOR YOUNG
progressive from the rudimsnts 70 graduation. .
Miss -, Literary Assistants; Miss BETTE
R.RIpGELY, Execution and Literary Department.;
DR.. ]. p. CAULDFIELD, instrumental Music: Mrs,
n. y. NEWTON, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. L. EUGENE C0LLIERH, French; Prof. e.
i. FRIsT0E, Lecturer OF Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars obtained OF Principal at
Ballantyne's, as Seventh street; Gflman's drug
store, Pennsylvfnta avenue; j Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and r streets, Washington CITY
Fall session opens September le, las. Street cars
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TUE WASHINGTON FEMALE
u SEMINARY

MONDAY, September 10, 1876,
at the school-buildIng, No. IG2s Twelfth street
northwest.
A limited number Of boarding pupils will be &C.
commodated.
For terms apply to the principals ut 1o27 Twelfth
street northwest, or procure circulars, which NAV
De found 81 the principal bookstores. su3-2m
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CAPITOL SEMINARY,
27 A street southeast.
MRS, LQUIeE 2. pEANE and PROF. WIN. n,
Htkkik, Prtnapals; PROF. CHAs. e. Weld
MA1IA. Teacher Of french, German and italian;
PkOF. W. NJ. MIRICK, Teacher OF Music, Latin
REV. ]. p, NEWMAN, Chairman; HON, 4, u,
TuLIOCK, and DIR, CHAS. ADAMS.
Tha second Annual Session, September I, 1870 to
Be divided into two terms OF twenty weeks each.
the nrst term to commsnce September /, 1878 and
close January IS 1876; the second to conmence
January 10 and close June Z, 1879. : : : -
Terms, per session OF twenty weeks, one half In
advance; The other half ct the close Of the term:
Senior Class, go; intermediate, e24: Primary, 90:
French, German and Italian, ti0 each; Latin, Is;
BOARDING, 40; Bartholomew Drawing, o. extra:
Special Wrfnnk Lessons By Professor, 81 extra.
Clrcglars &C Ellis Music Store and Parker's
SS7 90 PER QUARTER. NO EXTRAS.
spO Media Academy for Boys; twelve miles
from Philadelphia; ten Instructors. 3, @, SHORT-
LID6E, Harvard A. n, > Media, Pa. iyio-2m
MISS osgoRNE,s Young AIDES,
<4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOvL, aB n
street, corner OF Tenth, VIII reopen MONDAY,
september g 1873. Thorough Instruction In Eng.
lish branches, Ancient, Modern Languages and
music- Particular attention given TO Primary and
Intern Mediate department.. Jyi2m
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b. d. HYAaa :. %. !,
REALiEsTATEteETsAN DBROKRRs,
lasA r Street., nesr o. s.Treasury,
lTEIeE 81 coE1hB ST THE sr1T nI BAY BAY

nss:sy }so. sos. Equity Doetst. II,
On motion q the Pl.s,ntia, y Nj. IngsrsoI. NJ,
entered herein on or before the kfst rule day 90
cause viii be proceeded with a. IN case OF defxult.
~ the S SSrft' re.. WILL tIkIsg ussl s e.
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A LNwICK SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
The duties Of this long-establIshed Institution
viii BE resumed ID: vi on WEDNESDAY, the
oon,.... D., oa, N. a; TYSON: Principal,
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Notice.

The Catholic Church COMMITTEE Of FL
Paso are prepared TO receive sealed bids
for the construction Of a church in said
town. All the lumber and timber viii be
furnished on the groud-hooring planed
and joiuted aAd siding PLACED, Bids re.
eeived up TO May 22d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Plans and specifications to be seen at Ia.
Welshs store in FL paso Communications
addressed to Catholic Church Committee OF
III Paso, II Paso, Pierce county, Wisconsin.
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About Assessments.

PREsooTT, Wis, May II, 1875.
Eds. Journal: i desire to call the at.
tenticn Of the county to the Assessors
Meeting at Ellsworth, and the basis
that was agreed upon there by them.
The average price of horses as fixed by
that meeting is at 500, exclusive of
colts and 2-year olGs, and including
them it is 500. Cattle, exclusive Of
working oxen, is $3.50; sheep, 80.
Now if We lock at the report Of the
Secretary of State we fad that in the
southern part of tie state horses are
averaged at $40, and in WaIworth coun /.
ty Il think it is, they are only averag-
ed at S2j, Cattle arc a great deal low.
er than the above basis, and sheep are
averaged at 81. 25 per capita. Now
why should we Of the Northwest assess
higher than the lower counties? So
far as | can learn the tax payers Of
Pierce Co. desire to pay their just pro-
portion Of taxes, but do not wish to pay
double. BY the publication OF these
hastily written lines, ! think you will
oblige the tax payers as much as yours,
&c, w. II. MASON,
Assessor "a Ward,
CITY OF Prescott
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JOhnsOn's CyCIopacdia.

The first volume Of this most useful and
practical WORK is already published and
meets with the highest concentrations
from eminent scholars in every depart
ment of literature aud science.
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prising vast array Of facts so convenient
ly arranged, and so tersely stated,as toTen-
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erenee, 1t justly claims an advantage
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lie a work superior to them in many re.
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can be discovered the secret Of the re-
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tefs Of inquiry, doubt and perplexiiy.
A. I'll. WELD
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Bro Van Meter iS respectfully in.
formed that we accept his challenge.
Meanwhile we venture to repea: the
assertion that River Falls is the best
place in the St. Croix Valley to bus
soojs. We are prepared not only /,
show this fct BY affidavit Of a lead
ing merchant here, but by prices a
rhich our merci !ats are constantly
selling goods. Customers can testify il
this matter as well as merchants, ant
hundreds Of them are foeking to thin
place daily, believing aud dnding oll
assertions true. Oar merchants are
fully redeeming the promises we max,
for them. Try them aud you will b,
funy satisfied.
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DlERCECOUNTY COURT IN PROBATE.
L State Of Wisconsin, Pierce County, SIS.
La the matter Of the estate Of Ellen y.
Creelman, minor heir Of Alexander Creel-
man, deceased
II appearing 20 the satisfaction Of this
Court by the petition Of Martina J. Creel.
man, guardian Of The above named minor,
that il is neeessay for the support, main.
tenauee and education Of said ward TO sell
all the real estate belonging to said minor,
situated In the town and village Of River
Falls in the County II pierce:-It is there
fore ordered, that all persons interested in
said real estate appear before the under
signed Judge Of the County Court for said
county, at his office ia the village Of Els
worth, on the 2lst day Of June, 1870, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have why license should not BE-
granted to the said Martha J. Creelman to
sell said real estate. And it il further or
derod, that a copy Of this order be pub.
lishei in the RiyER FALLS Journal, a
newspaper published 10 the County Of
Pierce, for three successive weeks once in
each week, and served ou all persons in.
terested IN said county a. least fourteen
days previous 10 the day Of hearing said
application
Dated, May Alb. 1875.
By the Court
1. n. PIERCE, County Judge
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w. II. Hays met with scriou.
accident las. Tuesday. He was about
fifteen feet unler ground--iu Mckay
well--where be had filed bucket with
sand, the same which was ascending Coi
the time, but soon came back again
striking him a terrible blow on the hip
he being 10 an inelining posture. DR.
Davis was Immediately summoned L
his relief. Mr.. Hays was seriously
hoogt not fatally injured.
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Now is the time to subscribe for the
JOURNAL, and especially so to send to
friends abroad II is b,im full of items
Of interest, and will be in the future.
1t already reaches nearly every state
aud territory in the Union, having
readers in Nova Scotia, Florida, Texas
Washington Territory aud Oregon, and
10 Canada and Manitoba.
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The steamship, SchWer. was wrecked
of Scilly Island, Lands End near the
coast of Cornwall, England. Among its
passengers were large number Of
gentlemen aud ladies' from Milwaukee.
Hon. Carl Schur1 and family escaped
the disaster by stopping to public
dinner, and taking passage on the next
steamer
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Yankee Tom.

This horse VIII be kept at the stable OF
the subscriber during the present season,
except on Saturday of each week, when
he may be found at Wells Livery Stable In
the village of River Fails. He IL OF
Messenger and Morgan descent, of darh
brown color. and weighs 1850 lbs. All
persons desiring to improve the stock OF
horses in this country viii do well to OK
anime this now justly celebrated horse.
Terms as usual.
j. II. CHIHSocK.
River Falls, April 10, 1875. Is As &
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THE WEEKLY SIN.

A large. eight.page, independent, honest
and fearless newspaper, If So broad COL
umus, especially designed for the farmer,
the mechanic, the merchant aud the pro.
fessional man, and their wives and chill
dren. We aim to make the weekly
sun the best family newspaper in the
world. II is full OF entertaining and in
structive reading Of every sort, hut prints
nothing to offend the most scrupulous and
delicate taste. Price, @E.20 per year,
postage prepaid. The cheapest paper pub
l.shed. Try it. Address THE SUE, New
York City
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CaiSen Up.

Pound and taken up by me, the under
signed, on land owned By ne aud on winch
live, ia section 80, township No. -,
range No. 70. being the town Of Troy, Oh
or about the 10Th day Of May, 1873, one
. year old colt. Of bay color wuh little
white on one hind foot.
Dated at Troy this 18Th day Of May, 1875
l.. II powTRnY.
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man is heir to. Amer
leans are particularly subject to this dis.
ease aud its effects: such as sour stomach
sick headache, habitual costiyen "a, heart
burn, water-trash, gnaNing aud burning
pains in the pit Of the stomach, coming uT
Of the food, coated tongues. disagreeatic
taste in the mouth, Impure blood and all
diseases Of the Stomach and Liver. Two
doses of GREENS AUcusr Flower will re-
lieved you at once, and there positively is
not a case in the United states il will moi
cure. If you doubt this 90 10 your Druggist
c. L. Davis and get a sample bottle for tel
cents andiry il, Regular size rs cents.
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SUMMONS.
Circuit Court St. Croix County.

IlFCuI Oour[ 81, Or0lK county,
Elyira V. Lewis against Jerome Lewis
TIE State Of Wisconsin 10 Jerome Let9is. de-
fead1at above named:
You are hereby summoned aul required
to answer the complaint in this action,
which will be fled ia the Office Of the Clerk
of said Court at the city Of Hudson, ST..
Croix County Wisconsin, and to serve a
copy Of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber, al bis Office, in the village
ct River Falls, county Of Pierce, in the state
Of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service; and II you fail TO answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action viii apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded In the CON-
plant.
Dated March .5th, 1873,
WELLINGTON YASSArrA,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in said action was filed il
the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
in and for the county Of ST. Crolx, at the
Court House, in city Of Hudson, st. Croix
Comfy, Wisconsin, on he8lsl day Of March,
A. ID 1875. WELLINGTON VASNATrA,
4G Ct PLAINTIFF Attorney
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Ed II Fulsom has started new
paper at Saltwater, MIMI, called The
SdRedter LumbrD,an." 1t is an s.
col. sheet, ana it starts out as bright as
May morning. 1t is independent in
politics, and bids fair to become one OF
tho livehest local papers in the St. Croiz
Valley.
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Taken UP,

Found and taken up by me, the under
signed, on land occupied by me, aud on
which live in section No. Is. township
No. -, range No. 10, being the town Of
Clifton. on or about the lOth day Of May,
1876, six sheep, with hole through each
ear. joins MErsKER.
Dated, Clifton, May II, 1879. A.
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Remember that the local edition Of the
JOURNAL K ADVANCE, containing al
our local news, aud home advertisements,
is sent to subscr bers in this county, foi
Sl,00 year. The same is sent to any
part Of the country, postage paid, fol
l,25 a year.