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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-03-22
VOL. Six
The Democrat.
T'ERMS:

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DURING the elections in France
an enterprising shoemaker issued
mock appeal to the electors, in which
he set himself forth as a working
mems candidate for the Chamber Of
Deputies. Asserting the majesty
and dignity Of labor, and denouncing
the charlatanism Of the soi-distant
advocates of the people, who wero
only aristocrats in disguise, he de-
clared that he would not cease from
preaching the popular doctrines in
his shop, Rue St. Lazare, where he
would also continue to make his cx-
cellent CATERS at the low price Of 1s
francs pair. During the electoral
period he would be happy to furnish
them to all the voters at IA francs q
pair. The funny part Of the affair
was that the enterprising advertiser
actually received more than one hun
dred and fifty votes in his arrondis-
sement.
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STATEMENT OF THOMAS D. MILLER BE

STATEMENT OF THOMAS D. MILLER Be
FORE THE COMMITTEE.
negotiated eighty thousand ESQ.,
0OO) dollars of bonds for the Bnuf
and Crocodile Navigation Company.
I had account with Thomas G. An
derson and find him credited with
them at the rate of eighty-fve (S5)
cents on the dollar less one quarter
commission. They were sold in New
York. Mr.. Anderson drew the
amount out at various times on his
check. I did not know any body in
the transaction but Thos. G. Andcr-
son.
New Orleans, February %, 1876.
The ERA OF RoGUEs.-The fetid
ulcers Of tie ''great party Of moral
ity," etc, are leaking out everywhere.
The Honorable Greenbury Fort, Of
Illinois, must now come forward and
defend the Union soldiers against the
developed rascality Of his own party
Belknap blackmailed the suffers, and
the suffers bled the "boys in blue
Belknap wept over the "boys in blue
and swindled the Government il
trafficking in tombstones for thei
dead comeades. Secretary Robson
Secretary of War, ad interim, vii
soon have to. explain volumniou'
mass of evidence which shows how
millions Of Government money have
been stolen and charged to expert
ments in gun bursting.
Norman Wizard, the gun-burster
has been gently detained from Eu
ropean trip to tell something abou
his peculiar business. The recort
of Secretary Delano's career is bein!
. overhauled by the Indian Committee
and it will soon be apparent why tn
Indian agents are so averse to tn
transfir of the Indian Bureau to tn
= War Department. There are devel
!, opments ahead which make the Re
publicans tremble in their boots q
! they hear the walls Of their politics
= domicile cracking around them.-
. And they are beginning to realiz
/. the truth of Ben Buffers assertio
that cit is bad year for the unrigh'
eous.' - Courier-Journal.
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why do you use paintf' asked
a violinist of his daughter. aFor tho
same reason that you use rosin papa"
HHow?" s'To help draw my beau"
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PM. Sheridan has got a baby
and it squalls SO at night that he
wants to go and kill some squaws.
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THE higher classes the ''lore''
classes. The lower classes = the
hire" classes.
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Sambo at the Centennial.
THE CAUSE OF HIS LOYAL ENTHUSIASM.


One of our correspondents, and
many good people besides, are need
lessly puzzling themselves over tho
anxiety of the South Carolina ne
groes to take part in the pomp and
pageant of the Centennial Exposi-
ton. To those who are most famil
lar with the character of the colored
people, especially as developed "sincc
Emancipation come OUT the cause Of
their desire to be present at the ma
tional glorifcation is not very far to
seek. It matters no whit to them
that the success of the First Rebel
lion in this country was an indirect
cause Of their continuance in slavery
for the last forty years. All they
know, or care to know, is that camp
meeting or corn shocking of some
description and on magnificent
scale is advertised to come off in
Philadelphia on the next Fourth Of
July, and they ardently long to be
there. They know that it is go
Yankee" concern, and they shrewdly
suspect that corn whisky will abound
and what would they more? The
instinct which tells them that many
of the Southern people have no in
terest in the affair as usual only goes
to intensity theirs in respect to every
feature of the proceedings, and, in
deed, it may, perhaps, be safely as
serted that the supposed indifference
of the whites is the handspring that
sets Africa's eager desires in motion.
The celebration, not the commemo-
ration, is Cutfee's object, even as he
lets of the noisy cracker or toots the
dismal horn on Christmas Day, for
the sound thereof, and in total igno-
rance of what it should call to mind.
The truth of this searching analy-
sis can easily be tested. Let the 18th
of June next, be set aside by the
carpet baggers'' in South Carolina
as day of thanksgiving to signalize
the event of the ascension of Chen
gis Kahn to the throne of Peru, or
let the Sd Of May be appointed to
celebrate the murder of the inno-
cents, or the expulsion of Adam and
Eve (white) from the Connecticut
, Legislature, and let the facts Of such
celebration be duly heraldcd in the
Beaufort Standard, Washington Re-
publican, and the new red-hot Radi-
E cal paper soon to be issued in Co.
, lumbia, and we will guarantee that
:, the colored firemen and Masons, and
!. the Rising Stars Of Glory and Sisters
i of the Yellow Rose Of Capernaum,
and the members Of all other organi-
9 cations in Charleston and Columbia,
: will turn out en- n,asse in full uni
form, and parade the streets Of the
q two cities to the sound of fife and
. drum from early morn till dewy eve.
Il Charleston News and Courier
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"A FREE Circus with lunch
counter attached, would draw we'll
here at present.
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- A CIRCULAR saw proycrb
that goes the round of society.
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W AITING.
by NJ. H..

BY N. II.
GIVE years to wait!" DO not do it,
My Innocent, blue-eyed maid,
For the years may last lifetime,
While your youthful roses fade,
While your eyes are red with weeping
And watching the treacherous sea;
Till you sing the song of the lone one,
"IIe'li never come back to me.'
Five years to wait, while others
Are dancing the dance of youth,
And the one perhaps you are trusting
Is breaking his VOWS forsooth!
81 shall wait for my love; my darling,
Who has sailed far over the sea,
Five years, or ten, or twenty"
Said the blue-cyed maid to me.
So she wrote her love letters, :
Or tended her garden flowers,
Or watched the restless pillows
On the beetling cliff for hours;
While she turned her suitors pining
Away from the cottage door,
And waited, patiently waited,
OAe 4oHS, iOiS yC"A VI AoAS'
'''1is very weary waiting,"
Said the bluc-eyed maid to me,
And she glanced at her last. new suitol
And then at the restless sea;
And she glanced at the roses fading
In her garden fair and bright,
Twice come, twice gone since he left he
Two years before that hight.
And she married her last new suito1
Before the winter sped;
And she wrote to her absent love
On the day that she was wed,
"She hoped he would not suffer,
That the shock would soon be DER;
And the answer soon Informed her
He had married year ago.
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Parish.

Police Jurors:
JAMES r. ANDREWS. President
j. A. WILLIAMS
A. B. G. DEAN
BE-. LAMBRIGHT ...
J. H. SORRELL.
Nm. LABAT, Clerk Police jury
I'M. BARRETT. Parish Treasurer
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odiIc Navigation Company, beg leave
to submit the following report:
Rooms COMMITTEE ON INvEsrIGA-
T1oN OF BAYors ssBEur AND
CROCODILE NAVIGATION Co. :
New ORLEANS,
March 2, 1876.
To the Hon. Speaker and members
of the House of Representatives:
Geatlemen-Your committee, APP
pointed by resolution Of this House
under date January Is, 1876, to in
vestigate the transactions and the
conditions of the Bnuf and Crocodile
Navigation Co., beg leave to report
as follows:
Act No. 146 of 1869, approved Jan
uary 8, 1870, authorized the State to
issue bonds to the extent of $50, 1000,
made payable twenty years from the
Sd of January, 1870, bearing inter.
est at the rate of 8 per cent pei
annum.
Said bonds were issued in favor OF
the Beuf and Crocodile Navigation
Company, and this company had the
power to sell or pledge the said bonds
in such quantities as might be deem
I ed necessary to raise funds for the
completion of the work necessary tt
render navigable the said Beuf an(
Crocodile bayous.
Your committee has ascertainet
the fact that the State has issued tn
$4,000 in bonds, and that they wer'
negotiated in New York by Thomas
D. Miller, sold at the rate of eighty
five cents on the dollar, and that th'
whole amount was paid over tt
Thomas C. Anderson upon his owl
check.
Your committee, in its endeavo
to ascertain what had been done wit
this large amount of money, from th
evidence adduced, has discovered til
startling fact that the best and mos
liberal estimates do not figure the en-
tire work performed, up to the pres
ent date, at more than eight thou
sand five hundred ($S,500) dollars
Yet, from the statement hereto ar
pended and made part Of this RI
port, it will be seen that E. Cant
the Superintendent Of said Beuf an
; Crocodile Navigation Company, pl'
ces the total amount of expenditure
up to the 1st Of January, 1876,
$73,56O. Now, to explain these lare
} expenditures, statement is place
before your committee, and, strang
: to say, not single voucher has bee
, produced to substantiate the correc
ness of said statement. With b.
few exceptions no names are me
toned as to the parties to whom Il
several payments were made, and t
: dates of said payments are entire
Ignored in the statement furnish
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MISCELLANEOUS.

D L r E @ It O r Y
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An Eighty Thousand Dollar Steal.
REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF
THE HOUSE TO INVESTIGATE THE
AFFAIRS OF THE BEUF AND
CROCODILE NAVIGATION
CON PANf.

Mr.. Luckctt, from the select com.
mittec appointed to investigate the
affairs of the Bayou Heuf and Croc'
odilc Navigation Company, beg leave
to submit the following report:
Rooms COMMITTEE ON INvEsTIGA-
TON OF BAYors ssBEUF AND
CROCODILE NAVIGATION Co. :
New ORLEANS,
March 9. 1876.
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@mte @ele6cnbeit,
cine Der beifcm 0armen il,
ct. Nm8mita III famfeu.

Ser llnterseidnete lit seionnen, feline i'm
Sown ct. Nuguita e~elescne SSar,n, entbal,
tcno 100 Alder, wooon 40 Nder unter Slug.
@icien fir cirea 10 Stid &inobieb, Der 3ct
nit sutem @aubol; bcitelt, inter siinitisen
8%soinsunscn sn pertauicn. 6 Slider iinb nit
Stcsscn clnselaet, Der ytsit lit aepfiiat. l2o
Sder iinb einscicnst. SaS 9ano licat cine
babe Meile bonn Sdulbaus, iowic in aleidcr
1nticrnuna bon Der ct. gusnita mie ct.
@enoers STRIDE. Mad, @unid fann 6eipamn
uno Idcr9erdtbidaiten init sefauit meroen.
9as aui Der Sarm bcinolide 9auS nit
slide uno Drummer, ioioie bic Stallunacn
nno 6rudtbauS be lnoen ii9 in eutem 3u>
ltanbe.
aauibehnaunacu iebr liberal. Sin 9ritt.
tbcil Der aauiiumme tann mad @unld meb>
rcre Sabre iteben bleibcn.
SriboIin &uf,
Sown ct. Auguifa, StearaS 60,
MiMn.
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gsiF bntiad DE, DAP nod ME cine
Meoi;in bon Aer3ten tcrorbnet ober bon gpo-
tbefern p~ertauit woroen lit, welde nit 70
.gutem Griolse gepirtt hat, ais dce's
9eutider syrup bel bortnddioen
9uiten, Grtaltunatu, nobel Die 8ruit onae,
arifen, Sdminoiudt ODER Sols- ulo 9Mnac,,
lciocn. lin iid i:lbit pabcn su iiberscuaem,
fam man li6 fir 10 Gents cine Slaide pcI
gcnonntcn Ssrups sur Yrobe bulcn UNI Def.
len @irtiomfclt uc iudcn, ebc man cine orobc
6lalhc fir Is Gents fault. 0ieier Sprup III
lett Hursem aus 9cuti6lano importirt nor.
rem, nnb icine mnnhcruollcn aurcn icbcl
5cocrmann in Gritauncn. 9rci @obcn iper.
ben III isecm Sale @inberuna peridaiIeu
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Scr unter;eidnetc mirb am

Scr llntsr;eidncte niro am
Montag ben 4. 9esember 1876
eincn GURUS in Der 8udiibruue Double
Entry in benz &anm iibcr 81 olenberger's
9arbmarc. Stpre beginner.
llnterridt miro an iepem Sage, nit gus>
nabmc bcs Samitass, pun Z bis 9 llbr
Nbenos ertbeilt.
llnaciabr 8 @odem iinb erforberlid, nm
ben GURUS al beenbieen, mtlder cine boil,
~itdnoiae uno prattiidc Acnntnib Der 9aupt,
;meige Der ooppeltcn Sudiibrun9 III ii6 fobt,
neblt Inlernuns sur @crlpcnoun9 I'M Saul.
mannsfad oocr 6abrifuei len.
&eine'Sert-8Wde merben ae<
braudt. Die Nrbcit lit 10 oicl ais moslid
aus Dem praftiitcn Scbcn scnmnmcn.
&iinftlider @eiu6 lit crpilnld)t, bod ipcnn
@eidafts eS nidt %crlaubcu, nidt unbeoinst
notbig, inoem jebcr ediler ieparatc 2ettio>
nen cmpianscn mtrb. 9csbalb miro Scn>
%icniscn, bcren Seiad gsid)aitsbalber nidt re-
gelmdbig iein fam, Die Scriiderung segeben,
.oab ibnen bel fleibiaem Stuoirea 3cit senus
sesebsn ipiro, I'M ibren GURUS su uolenoen.
Nreis fur sen SmrimS: $2j.
.47-St =. S. CAREER.
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State Of Minnesota g
County of stearns. :
IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Natter of the Esfata OF

In the Matter OF the EstatG Oh
John Mayerle, Deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition of
Mary A. Mayerlc, of said County, repre-
senting, among other things, that John
Mayerle late of said County, on the 9TH
day of Nov. A. ID. 1876, in said County
died interstate, and being a resident of
this County at the time of his death,
leaving goods, chattels. and estate within
this County, and that the said Petitioner
is the widow of said deceased, and pray
ing that administration of said estate be
to her granted. it is ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judge of
this Court, on Thursday the 14th day of
December A. d. 1876, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
at the Probate Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and
to all persons interested, by publishing 6
copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, il
the 'Nordstcrn", a weekly Newspapel
printed and published at st. Cloud il
said County.
Dated at St. Cloud the Goth day o
November A. d. 1876.
BY the Court,
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Crust mud Sthtrs.
6 II tbl6 ttcrt t.

eNtblGttert itcsen nun Die Moloer,
llup iiber Do gciuorb'ne Ueloer
0o wcbt bic Cult 10 ld)aur's tupl;
Sic armen, miioen, biirrcn glatter,
Sic fast Der sturru, Gin ranbss sSetter,
limb treibt oamit isin Wilees Sp'el.
Grbli@cn nun bic &oicn %trausrn,
Senn nadtlid) inter talten Sdauern
Gin Seif auf iie bernicoer Fcl,-
Sd iab tic tnospcn, bliibcn, lterbc",
gntocacnbuItcn ocm %crosrbe",
8, wsld' Gin wcdielcpuss Spiel!
o,u,c uub Scmmcr iinb ocrrommen -
Scs Qcbcas @intcr bat bcsonnen,
Gu aabit mir Sdmcrs-ocr 6rsuoen bel
$50 lit Gin 1crs, oas nidt seltrliten,
9os midt scnoicn unb ssl'ttca =
8 Mcni5enseiit = no lit Scin 3lel!.
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Cute Steuiafeit aus


Ser Undergraduate bringt Go anourd. gut
augemcincn aenntnib, Dap CT iid cnttdloNsn
bat nod bcm l. October 1915 feline Maarsn
mcbr aui Grcbit gu ocrfaufcn. SD wcrpe
mad Dem ecnonntcn Sage mcincn @orratb an
Srb. GOODS, Groceries, SAuben uno Stlereln'
%icrtigen alcioern, Vor,cllan nno Slasipaafe"
nur gegcn b a q t ODER 6arm> |robntfe
icood ,u icbr crnieortatcn Yreiien, bertal'eh.
9llls bisicniNen, ipelde Iid ais mclnc ShulaHGt
milcn, miiien i9rc Bidder uno siotcn,S eni'
Ben Bis l1neitcns l. Noucmber 1915 ber'9ll'
gen, Bonn sad) Dem %gcnonntcn Sage iocroen
bic Bidder ciuem Ibuofatcn gum GollctlireA
iiberoebcn lpcrpcn. @cr alio Soften tporeh
mia.. iprcde sur 3cit oot unb beridt'se l''Ae"
Giiaiaub.
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neucrt uno eeuib INNER Sen Saarcn ibrc ur>
ipriinelidc Sarbe siebt, nenn %bieiclben erblei.
den ODER ora acmoroen iino. IS reist Die
nabrenocn Sraenc gu s%clunoer Sbatiafeit unp
erbdlt beibes, bas @aar unp feline ShGnbeit.
llcbcraus id,pndes uno franfes @aar wirb
ald,,scnD, aeidmeibig uub fart; ncrlorcncs
9oor widit iuicocr nit lebbaftem susorud /;
ausfalenbes Saar isirb 9ebelnmt uno auioe>
balten bunnes 9aar miro bid uno ous9e-
blidencs u,o sraues Soar bcfomlnt icine ut
ipriinslide Sarbe piebcr. Seinc @irfune lit
lider unb uniddolid. Gs furirt Die Sdup-
pen ouf benz aopfe, BELT ale unreincn SGitc
unb bllt bee aopfbout tiibl, rein rnp pcid),
inter lpeldsn Se~oinsunscn arantbeiten Dc,
appfbaut mmogli1 lirn.
sllS cine 3uridtuns Iir 9omen<Soor mir
bas Sisor bcionbcrs ipcoen ieines mobl.
tbucnDcn uno on9enebmem @erud)s eeprieien
uno iuegen ieines oldnscnoen stusiebens unl
Der Silac bon Glaitisitat, ipelhe cs bcIibt, Sc.
idast.
!3ubcrcitct ron
Sr. s. 6. MDer e. Co., 2omell, M}oll.
prattiid unb anolrtiid Gbeinitcr.
SIS miro o~erfauft bon alien IpotDctern Uni
Webisinbdnblern. S-y
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&erlaufcm!

Som Ytass pss llnter;cihncten. ION @i.
loops @rope, baben fid icit bern Monat
guauit . l,iabrigc Sticre e%ntfcrnt. Ser cine
1T roiber Sarbc. nit einem meiben Streiien
untcr Dem Yaude; Der onoere lit cbenfaas
rotber Gorbe nit arauem Miidcn uno bat einen
lpclbcn Glcden born nm Hppie.
User ausfunft iiber.oicielbcn crtbcilt, crDalt
sine onacmeicac Sslohnuua.
& nh Il q iilnh.
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Git &ebrcr,

ieit 10 Sabre" in oiciem sanoe int 9cbrfadt
tbatts, muiifaliI9 uno i'm 8eiibe bon ieb,
sutsn 3eugnllen, ia@t cine St:le NIT ooc,
obne Srganiitenoienf. Ser elbe 1T ouh &c.
pillt, cine Oiitrlftid9se fit Den @inter,Ser.
Min gu iibcrnehmem. Man aorciiire:
Teacher District No. 81,
st WeDers @rope 2. .. StcarnS So, Min
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g. @ebel,
ubrmaher unb Suwelier

in Ct. Solepb, stearns &c., Minn.
cmpfieblt lid benz eeebrtcm Yublitum bon nab
uno fern ais prattiibcr nbrmodcr. s ne
arobe @usmabl SauS> rno Saidcn, llbrcn,
iowie alle eansbaren Suwelierpaarcn in @olp
uno Silber az 9auo.
slltss @plo unn Silber mirh ais @esabluna
anocncmmen. Slut 3eparaturcn miro bic
grobte Sorgfalt pcruenoct.
6. @cbeL
ct. Soiepb, Stearns So. Miau. IA
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Scr Nprbtern.
3ablmmas:9 u uTOrbermu8.

sIe Gieienieen, mclde rem llntsr;cidnetcn
aui @udredmuns nod iduleen, ipersen All.
burd brinsenp criu6t, ibre sdulbcn Bis lana.
items gum Is. 0cscmber 1876 ~ bcSablen, ba
meine 6cidaits. @erdnberuns felncn ldnsern
sluiidub ermGaliht. @sr nntoiten iparcn
mill, iprete Seitis Dor.
s. 3. BiIIis,
ct 81. Glomo, Minn.
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MDbel gun, &pltenpreis.

@ir pcrwciicn uniere 2eicr auf bic Nn,cioe
oes Serrn s. 9eridba&. gambler in M6bela.
ct. Glouo, ct. @e%rmainitrabe, nabe Der tatb.
Stride. Scrr 9eridbad, welAer init feinein
9roben Eager auisuraumen ecbcnft, mirb fei.
nen sansen Sorratb sum 3of euprsis pertau.
fen. BIB
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Der naterseidncte brinst es anburd) snr
9enntnib ieiner oielcn Grcunoe uno aunocn,
cab CT iein srobes unb gut aiortirtes Eager
bon in bic Sabrcsseit pa1a,ocn
Sdubcn nno Stiefeln
gu ben billisiten Yreiieu bertouit.
&nnocnarbcit miro bic sr0bte Screialt &c.
piomet. Geinen senabtcn ODER sepflodtcn
Stiefeln miro beionosre Stu mertiamtcit &C.
wlomet. Glidarbeit Wirb prompt bciorst
Werbem.
Matbias 8eder,
ct. @louo, Minn
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eSy- siGiee 9iqueure Bel Der @olonc oeer
i'm Metail. Sine 9roBc guswabl in Torscllan>
unb @lasmnaren, ionic ule III ieper 9aus-
baltuns n~otbigcn Yrouiiionen: aaHee, Sbcc,
3udcr, Spc,crcicn &c. iino tets gu baben bel
26-bo 1b. Samlcr.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter of the Estate Of
Henry Young Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge
of the Probate Court of Stearns County,
has fixed upon the first Monday OF each
and every month for the next six months,
in the Probate Office in said County,
as the time and place when and where
he will receive, hear, and adjust all claims
of all persons against said deceased, and
that six months have been limited as the
time for creditors to present their claims
against said estate.
Dated the 10th day of November 1876.
Anna Young,
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John Fuchs Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims and demands against the
estate of John Fuchs late of the County
of Stearns, deceased, that the Judge of
the Probate Court of said County will
hear, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands against said estate, at his office
in St. Cloud in said County, on the first
Monday of each month for six successive
months, commencing with this date I;
and that six months from the date here
of have been limited and allowed by said
Probate Court for Creditors to present
their claims.
Gertrude Fuchs,
Administrators of the Estate
of John Fuchs deceased.
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Nuffprocruno.

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NO TRUST.

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2amtberfauf.
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